Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 188, Decatur, Adams County, 11 August 1950 — Page 6

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. ■ nauy w«*» mi **•*•«• Spiced CgkUS. G r Stat7l7r»7T«rAiTount» * c *?2* 11'? U'L’’ji'iUJJliJf" Fori " N " * [ ' NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES * tn the matter of determining the Tax Katee for School purposes of the School Corporation of. Adams ciunty Central consolidated School, Maaw County Indiana. Before the Board of School Trustees „ liotlre fa hereby alven the' taxpayers of Adame County l inlral ('qnaojlda led Scltnol Corporation. Adame county Indiana. that the proper legal officers of said school . orporatlon at their regular meeting place on •,>X" Slot day of AtUtuer itso. "will tonaider the following budget -— ' ° * MIDGET <‘l, ASSIFII'ATION FOH MHOOI. IDHPOHATION •: SPECIAL St-Htwtl. FIND > Elem S< hoolr 'C . II Tr Salaries Al <»<H>l Administration- F Fixed Chargee. 2.2<i» Elam. Schools *lo4h £ 1 Hd bool Tr and Ser <• Co-ordinate *«<! AuXilUry Total hxpen Tuitl Fund <|,|M • 5000 AetivitlM >«<* VOCATIONAL FCND f S Supplier Dept 4»a I Capital Outlay A. Salaries Vo. Tr ""d <« Sitpt offi e too 1 New Acquisition.* l. ; <i* „Ultect..r» 12,730 Cfein.tr Supervlrlon . 1.200 2 Alteration. ' .50 II Equipment 2’o tijSttp School Plant Total Expen sp School t gßJipphe. Son 5 2 High cschool 14,574 Fund «?.13.. Total locational Fund 13.420 i "lent School. It.US TUITION FI ND SINKING FI ND i:J# Maintenance school Plant A. Tr Salaries , Total Expen. Bond or 1 2 High School I.MS High Sch’....! 2. 24fl Sinking Fund »«.o»< b-. estihate or rt Mia to ok utitiin . F*mw BSom IMEO FOR KSPENUKS TO c ToHlon Vaeatlraal D* KMOKH diet OF IX< <<OIA<I YKAHi Fund Fuad Fund Fuad . 1 Total Budget Estimate for enduing year. Jan J. ■» , ; | ( <0 Dec. 11. !>SI. in< |tii<r e 14513a 1 ClSho *4 40 A . ’ Xe<Mkary Expenditure*. Aug. 1 to 11. firnent- year . . k z v ' •»*’" S OutMandlnir Temporary I-nan« to ba pa»d be- , • Yore Imm 11 at of present year—not included t ■ in ttn« r > ■ . ~ Expenditure, (add line. 1, rtMX ON HAND. AND TO BK RKCKIVED FHON s MH HI ES OTHF.H THAN PHOPOgEU TAX LKVV< : J. Actual Balance. July 3l»t of present year >Bll’ 345. 1 S33M ’»7 « Taxea to he collected present year (December aMtlamentt . ............ 24724 UT«» 2«»4» , 1 Mlacellaneoua Hevenue to l>. received;, Aug let . Je. Mt present rear to- PucMnhnr Hat of next school year (Schedule on file In office of school Board): _ , . a. Special Taxer t.ee Schedule) 12, in <nM3 H; b Tranafer Tuition and All Other Itevenue Ore ScbedulfO ,4 ’'* 1,0 ► ». ToiaTrundi (Add Tinea S, «, 7a and 7b> 55110 »23W SOI6X '17232 ’ NET AMOUNT BKQt’IRKK TO BE RAISED c EXPENSES TO DEC »1«t OF . KNKUIKO YKAH (Tteduct lipa I from line <1 4 n -31 100.8 - I’ll Id operatld# Halarfe (Not In exceed of exptm.e — ' from Jan 1 t.. Jiihe 26, Idea Ml*c Tterenue for name period > 22000 tl AMWNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY (add line. ’ and 10) - 22731 25572. JSBOII4 1043 mtiroinn levies ~. Net Taxable Property . |7.TT»,S«< ■ - .. .. . ... Number of Taxable Polla ' wixrM I.ery Amount to r " r- / Properly He Haloed Special ' cT"' ..r- '■ 5 " »=’’’? Tr»n»nort*Mo» . Tuition J , .-* • V.matlonal . . . ■ ' , . _ 2? ..fe.o' ■“'"‘‘VffrAl. ,21 »i 215103’ . ■' ■ i ituaiwifeeieai«dAH®Stehf 4 DMraMATJVK STATEMENT <lt" TttM t dIAMTKII 4»ll TO »K lOI.IEITMi .4h«e y«r». > »Tnße . " . Culler fed Cuttected Collected Collected ~C' ’ ' ’ I’ l’ 194* . I’so 7\'» p_aj . H yr only jpixr . •. t. < - ... ?»•'«« » Sir* - " L. ” ng L TZiTAL - H2»«< IHI7H Tttipayer« 'app«ar4hc «hali have a U«ht MP>» th*r*-«n After the tat WVlee Jf aine. wen determin*d and nre»fnted to the Count»-A'Tjnifor not? Wter than two dare prior to the eerond Monday In Keptemt.«»r and the levy fiard by the County'.Tai Adjustment Board. <»♦ on their failure »o to do, by the < oun-ty Auditor, ten or more taxpayer* feelina themeelvee aafrieved by etfefe leviee. jnay appeal to the *’•’* TuLNWMn+mrMnera for further end final hearing rhrraor. by filing » pulltlen wJih tha Cnuniy Auditor on «>r h«. foru tha fonrth Mohdai of Srpirml.er or pn - r before the tenth day nftar publication by tha < obnO Auditor of Tax Rates .barged, whlchexet-date 1* later and the State Board will fix a date for haurlng tn thia rounty r- '55Z....T Hamer AruoM. Preeldent ’ Glau Harbinger. Secretary Jehu ■■ neoueburnee. Treaeorer - ’ -- . Srho.ll Board Offle Ia lx ... A onrlhth diy of. August. I’so ... . .'.-C-. -t •- - Alaa MerlUMgW. g*-"T»Tary' _ .alg, »i—l»

to permit husbands and wire* to I split iWr joint incmueln computlns taxes. { I. Retaratag tn the lax rtlM oa the IM* lax last, whkh were throe percentage points below those In force during the war. ’ ------- J. Collecting the tax Increase beginnin.; Oct. 1. _ ♦ voth s: to TAjtPArfcna or suurrios s>. srrnornisTioss MuiUe-txh.reby given ths •axpuy•r» nt Adams County Csnirsl « onwlldated School Curiroratlon. Attain. County Indiana, mat the proiwr l«aal oftk-ers of »ald municipality at their regular meeting place at. «*» pan oerho H»t ear of *»<«•». 1»S». will cniwider th* following additional appropriation* which .aid vtn<'*rw consider neesmmry to meet th* extraardlnary entergemy •slating at thia time.. Account U Element. dchool No. « Instruction. Hup I 2*o*o Account. H High Hrhool No. • Instruction Huppll** »*.*« Account L> Elementary So. 1 Service other than person. 100.0* Account D. High gch. So; 7 Service* other than perso. 50.00 Account P Elementary. No. » Transportation 4000 0V Account XI High School. No. • „ Transportation .... xxse.so Account <l, No. 1 Medical Inspection —... JJ** Account <l, No. * Expenses t«•« Tuttles ruedi Account B. No. 1 High School Pay ot Teachers 5*14.C0 VdHmlbdMNßl F’WBG2 Account B No. S High School Teachers. Pay of .Teachers 32. .0* Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. Th* additional appropriations as finally mad* will be automatically referred to th* mat* Board of, Tax Commissioners, which Board Will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the office of the County Auditor ut Adams i oun. ty, Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated At such hearing, taxpayers objecting t« any ofuuch additional appropriations may be heard and Interested taxpayers may Inquire of the I ounly Auditor when and where such hearing will be heUL " - I.lews Weritlager. Secretary Adams County Central Coasolldaled School Corporation gMMM*Wmt Ada Brlnfl Rnultt

|SWe Soybean Day Tuesday, Sept. 12 Ward Csllond Will Be One Os Guests Remingtan > lad.. Aug. 11. — This community, located In the heart at Indianan soybean belt, will be boat to the annual alate soybean day Tuesday. Sept. 12. More than 1.000 Hoosier farmer* are expected to attend. -=~- For H years. Remington has celebrated the talus of the crqp with a soybean seed show, educational program and banquet. Thia sear, in cooperation with Purdue University agroaomisu' ! and neighboring county agents a 10-Scre field on the Ward C. Lewis farm has been planted with varioas kinds of soybean tests. Included are varieties, fertiliser and cultured rate comparisons, methods and time of seeding tests, and a study ot minor slements. Chester Biddle of Remington, one of Indiana's directors in the American Soybean association, is in charge of plans tor the field day. Cooperating are the local service club, William Shively, vocational agriculture instructor and his students, the school musical organisation, and Purdue staff members headed by Prof. K. E. Beeson, extension a*ronpmlst. During the morMßr. visitors will be conducted oa inspection tours of the demonstration plots by county and., agronomists The Remington service dub will handle the noon meal and entertainment. Wheeler McMillen, national leader ißAjtbe field of chemurgy and editor of the Farm Journal, util I be principal speaker on the afterroon program In the nearby chautuaqua auditorium. The occasion Will be a homecoming for him. since he began his editorial career aa a young, mas in Fountain county. another heavy soybean growing eoaaty immediately adjoining this area. Special guests will inelude Governor Henry F. Schrkker and many of the nation’s and state’s leading 'soybeaners,'' Among ths latter will be Erwl Walley. Fort Wayne, retiring president of the American soybean association; J. B. Edmundson. Denvllle, long-time association secretary; Taylor Foots. Camden, pioneer grower; 1 Ward Calland, Decatur managing , director of research for the na- ! tional soybean improvement coun’Tdl and TormeF Purduei “ffusfeeT ! George Strayer managing editoF di the Soybean Digest, Hudson, i lo»x, and his staff. (Masses Bleb la Iraa Molasses e by-product ot the sugar industry, is rich in iron and experiments have shown that this Iron is highly vahiabla for body use. Another contribution of mousses is its spicy flavor Which makes it espeWaUy well liked hi gtagst Bftad and spicsd cakas

Interesting Students In Reppert Auction School

Among the 112 auction at edentat RohrM's vchiHil are many Intn •sting ones—such aa the "Santa ClamF'character. R. F. CTosser, ot St. Mary's W. Vs., who calls himself "The Old -Man ot the M«un taiM." ! Crasser, who owns a tracking business and the largest novelty: store In West Virginia, started I <2*l R. F. Crosaer growing his eight-inch flowing white beard May 11. IM*, for a sesquLcentennial celebration. Ths great white beard that developed gave him-an idea, and* he •■sold" his face to a pottery manufacturer in Athens. -Ohio. It now appears on souvenir plates, ash trays, etp.. as the "Old Man of the Mountains," a'" souvenir of West Virginia. Now. Crasser has decided to be’

di Pi -a! # n G3B ■ , J /2SI P'aAj AtTHUt J. WIIUAMS, JR., 18. gets an "A” in romance from his English teacher, the former Mrs Jean Lewis Bressette, 30—he married her. They’re shown in her parents' home in West Springfield, Mass., on return from Chesterfield. S, C.. where they were married. She says me II resign her job to keep house for Arthur. The grid and hockey itar is looking for .a iob. (International SotiadphoioJ

TRADE IN A GOOD CITY -DECATUR v- ■ a I'9 ■ W It's Easy ! Picking 4 WITH THE NEW j NEW IDEA I 1 PICKER J KLENK’S .' 7. ' J. .■„„... - - . * ■■' -1

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cHne ah auetloneer and stage auctions under his new name Crasser l« greatly enjoying the school, he says, and plans th return every year "Wouldn’t miss it for the world.’’ he slated. Crasser drove one of bis trucks here from West Virginia to attend the school. Now Sg years old. he is one of the most aetive and colorful Students,’leading the parades down Second street in his bare/eel. A former wjudd’s light-heavy-weight and 175-pound wrestling champion is also a student at Reppert’s school. Danny McShain, who will wrestle Gorgeous George September 4 in Dallas. Texas., has decided that he I wodld lik to be an auctioneer beIsides his other professions. Yes. professions, because McShain is not only a wrestler, but also a licensed lawyer in the state of California. A friend ot his. who made a fortue in auctioneering suggested that he train to be an auctioneer and go In partnership with him In the slack wrestling season. McShain is wrestling two or -three times a week tn nearby Ohio towns to keep his name before the f»ns while attending school. He appeared over a Dayton television program last Saturday. A wrestler tor 20 years. McShain says that he’s really' enjoying the auction school, and thinks it will help him a lot. Auctions are held every evening on Madison street between First and Second streets. The students conduct the sales themselves, and the instructors watch and point out their mistakes to them later. This la the second week ot training at the school. Graduation will b« next - week al the Knights of ' Pythias home,

l. Wrsan HANDS TWO. this Amsricau soldier Ilea dead in South Korea, found where he was shot after capture by the North Koreans. Photo by International News photographer Qharlaa Rosecrana. (International I Broken Wheel Blamed For Fatal Accident Crawfordsville Ind., Aug- W- — tCd*>— A wheel that broke from a towed hot-rod racer, waa blamed today for an auto-truck collision which killed two Thorntown girls. Go to the church «rs your choice rest Sunday. - . Try A Democrat want Ad—lt Pays.

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Stat* police Identified' the victims ■■ Mrs. Peggy Theobald and .'udlth Ann Riggins. Trackdrtver Leonard Grimes, Crawfordsville, told stale police be was driving on Ind. 34 yesterday when he met three on-coming cars.

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the first ahd third of which were towing hot-rods. He said he turned to avoid hitting a wheel thrown by the first hotrod, missed the second car. but crashed head-on. into the third where the victims were riding. "»»