Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 188, Decatur, Adams County, 10 August 1951 — Page 7

FRIDAY, AUGUST <lO/1951

New Volumes Added To Public Library Books added to the shelves of the. Decatur public library durin? toe month of July; ADULTS Non-Fiction \ An Island Summer— Teller. A Soldier's Story—Bradley. Boswell’s Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides" with Samuel John son—Boswell. Conqueror of the Seas-Zweig. Encyclopedia Americana. .' I

township form ‘ J 7" in L NOTICE to taxpayers of tax levies ana, Board** 68 f ° F c * rtaln Purposes by Hartford Township.AdanisCounty.lndlr . tfOrd Ada,ms County, Indiana, that the x proper Consider tha following budget: Y ’ th 1 re K ul * r meeting place, on th6 28th day of August, 1951, will H TOWllin TOWNSHIP bidgct classification Salary of Trustee’* *’* ,SD TUITION FUND except School Busses 600,00 ft Office Bent * 9 ay Teachers .......1129,000.00 School Supplies, other than Clerk Hire ! 22 2° ®ut«tltute Teachers J,......:. 500.00 Janitors’ Supplies 40 1.00 Trustees TravelinK-"v’i'Zir’ « Tuition Fund .... $29,500.06 Janitor Supplies 500.0<> Expense TeleXa? •nllff 125 °. . INIOR RELIEF Fl ND _ Fuel for Schools 2200.00 ■j >[ and TeleArams i „* Al. Personal Service. ; I 84.00 Jx>ans, Interest and; liieur.—L 1750.00 11 Office J ® s ®® Total Direct Relid Library J 250.00 and Advert!sinw. ntln « (Total Bl and B 2) ~ 500.00 Janitor Service 2200.00 Pay of Adviesorv Total Poor Relief Fund ....$581.00 Transportation of Children 6300.04) ■Fire Truck CoJL M’ECIAL SCHOOL FUND Light and Power . 500.00 cite of CemetoriM V”"’ ?00. o<l Re paar of Buildings and Contingencies 300.00 - ’M 4® «/ a..." Kii OF FUNDS TO BE RAISED M ■ M *T" < Township taol Tuition ” T.Total to c « mb Ar 31, of truing year Fund Fund Fun< 2 ? S y.T ate fpr - lncomln S Year • + $3015 $17960 $29500 • - “ Briiti.m ‘ i-^ I)Cnd > to made from Appro- \ ;/ a ’x/uZ « Unexpended July 31, of present year s 842 4730 12640 **' npri nhpr A ‘i P i Pr0 < r ut ons to be made August 1, to K U etem l»er 31, of present year ... ■ 5500 \ • 1 •^ Requ,red < Add Lines 1,2, 3 and 4).’.’.’ 3857 28190 42140 Lu- H "? d And T ® M * Rreetved From Souree. « k lr t Th , B " T be I>ro *«»* d Hate Os Tax Levy 7 Taxes 1 tn a bT’^n J ’i l t y i 3l, preSent y * ar — - 1245 1286 6064 ‘ AJVS.S. t 0 b . CoUetted, present year (December - ‘ t J ... _ 4»'Hl A OAA 'EAA'A 4J Miscellaneous Revenue, other than from tax, Levy* ' “ . J? be received from August 1 of present year to -’• < s ” ~h M ui. K , ■ (a) Special Taxes) (See Schedules) ' ' x ill - n J ..A* ftth «.r Revenue Schedules) . ii ’ nggo ”140’ 9 Total Funds (Add Lines 6,7, la and 8b) ........ ." 1.. 2165 16066 3’463 10 at el Amount to be raised for expense* to December , of y*ear _ IBM . .11 Operating; Balanrg 6No| IntihM of Kxpense Jami- , i arypl, tp June 3(), Less Mls«Mlancous Revenue for "IS AnTir V ° . I P .r r 37 “ \ 42i * 7 ,sfiS is Amount to be raised by lax Levy 1964 ■ 16421 1 1245 J i + 3 y PROPOSED LEX JEM Net Valuatloh of Taxable Property .'. $1,723,700 Number of Taxable Polls , 135 " - »»».*,»%» ' I \' Levy On Amount To ’ Townshk. i ' Property Bo i:«ls< d -Special School " ’.85- *U«9B — Total .. , . .............i . . ,$172 s2’.i63h x COMPARATIVE statement of tame» collated and to he collected ‘II Fl ns Collected Colkcfed Collected ‘ x (JollerUd Townshln A' \ ' \ - 1!»4S __ 11'50 1951 ’ k Sc h«ol ...- r ...j. 9220 12341 11030 14698'* Total i x NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIEN I \ ' Taxpayer'! appearing shall have a right to be heard thereon. After the tax levies have Ix'i'h determined, and presented to the County Auditor not Jalter ttjan two days prior to the second Monday In September, and thje Levy fixed by the County Tax Adjustment Board, or on their failure to do- so, by the County Auditor, ten * , or more taxpayers feeling theihselvesJ aggrieved (by « uch levies may appeal to. the State Board of Tax Comfurther and final hearing thereon, by filing a petition with the County Auditor on Or befogs > tne F<>qrth Monday of September or on or before the 'tenth day after publication by the Chunty Auditor , of tax rates charged, whichever date is later, land the state board will fix a date for heaxing In this county, I>at«dj August 7, 1961 1 EMIL STAUFFER, Al’tiUST 10—17 - > j - Trustee Htirtford Township -

Now-Credit Controls Relaxed 18 Months to Pay I BM KIIIIS V/ Just Out!... & heating systems W4J . ■ Oil F«n» T, ni .,„ r WRU H|| ®' *272’50 360.00 DUAL GAS conversion burners J _UI— 1 < 27T p ‘ai e <a"nL h OIL CONVERSION BURNERS Ba!l,rooms ■gp Sfe i CAS & OIL FLOOR furnaces IQg H*l 11 1 l Whl /vAF r - ‘199-50 H »om»s M] K M ■ I I 1 Wf t BASEMENT FURNACES Oil Furnace ——r-Me' . ' ■ ;-S—---48" GIANT TWIN-BOWL NOW Equipment Is The Finest A Slimp PlimpS and Materials and Workmanship Grade A KJ £ Ili PiWW™ l as low as »x • o Yet Our Prices Are The Lowest *49-5» Better Get Our Estimates Now! l| ■■■■■■■iMqw - . j . ■ m « ' - and Furnaces All KlttlS Os FurNBCeS iLJIi 1 g! H wCX Ajji I n QQIC For All Types of Houses HE w3Q vfILL O’uulO Burning All Types of Fuel! T Th for immediate estimate. r ~ iFdP

Games the World Around —Cain & Hunt. Guide to. i Bird So ags—Saunders. , How to Grow the pest Lawn and Garden In Your Neighborhood— Thorm. •' How to Plan Meletlhgs and he a Successful Chairman—Glass. Lafayette, A UfekLaizko. * Life Starts Today—Wells. ,r Make Mine Success —Vincent. One Woman’s Fight—McColluin. \ Pacific Islands—Oliver, Preble's Boys—Pratt. Suwannee River— Matschat. • When the Trumpet Sounded— Brown, • You Can Change the World!— ~ • 4 .•.M • s ‘ h

. Keller. Fiction Bedelia—Caspary. Beyond Sing the Woods —Gul \ branssen. Case of Comrade Tulayev— Serge. Catchpenny Street —Headley. Claudia, the Story of a Marriage —Franken. \ • Covenant, a Novel of the Life Jf Abraham the Prophet—Kossal/ Day of Battle—Sheean. Deeper the Heritage—Elwood. Delay in the Sun—Thorne. Dr. Kay Winthrop, InternChandler. . \ Famine —O’Flaherty.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

Golden ißoad—Bourne. j Great Mail Robbery—Kelland. Iron Mistress —Wellman. King's Company—Hill. Lion is in the Streets—Langley. Left Hand of God —Barrett. Longest Way Round—Marshall. Man Who Was Loved—Stern Nancy Goes to College—Laird. New Shoe —Upfield. Organdy Cupcakes—Stolz. Pumkiri Coach—Paul. Reader's Digest Condensed Books (Summer, 1951). . Remember the Day—Horan. Slave Ship-- Werner. Sound Wagon—Stribling. Strbet of the Fishing Cat — Foldes. Tale of the Genji—Murasakl. To Tell Your Love —Stolz. The Town—Richter. \ Weather in the Streets —Lehmann. | ' When a Man’s a Man—Wrgiht. , JUVENILE Non-Fiction Bird California Mission Days—Baum. You and Democracy—Gordon. Fiction Big Sky—Guthrie—Juvenile edition. Betsy’s , Little Star —Hay>x>od. Bear Twine— Hogan. Emily of Deep Valley—Lovelace. Fairy Caravan —Potter. Henry Huggins—Cleary. Larh in the Morn —ViponL Sandy the Red Deer—Darling. Smudge—Newberry. Wild Little Honker—Hogner. Mass Vaccination Os 6,500 In Wisconsin Reedsburg, Wis., .Aug. 10. —(UP) —Practically everyone in and around Reedsburg sported a white tag today as proof of receiving emergency vaccinations against smallpox. ■ The assembly-line vaccinations were ordered after a 55-year-old fam) woman was found suffering froih the disease. Dot tors estimated that about 6,500 persons were inoculated yesterday and Wednesday. \ p Most publie plares In this city of 4.200 were still closed todaj, but health officials were confident the threat of an epidemic had been blocked,\ Archeological discoveries in Canada’s Yukon Territory give further evidence that A aska was the route of’ one of the greatest migrations in antiquity. Stone tools form a cultural link between ancient tribes of Siberia and the Indians of the American Soiitnw,est.

Bob Bowen Winner Os Tractor Race Second Race Held Thursday At Fair ' Bob 'Bowen of St. Mary’s township placed first with a Co-Op tracI tor in the second tractor obstacle course yesterday. He made the race in one minute and 17 seconds, making no fouls. Keith Frey and Jerry Price tied for second place with a score of 99. However, Keltb with the Allis Chalmer made the race a few, seconds faster than Jerry’s Ford and placed second, with Jerry rereceiving third place. Another double score was made by Arnold Girod and Leon Habegger. Leon used an Allis Chalmer while Arnold had a Ford to tie tor fourth place. There were 15 entries in this con- . test, sponsored by the various Implement dealers of Adams county. The committee in charge were: • Herman Dierkes, Dale Affolder, Marvin Siirunger and Wm) Fraizer. Other entries were Alan lacb, Paul Gehrman, John King, Norman Sheets, Tommy Drew, Clark Stably, Leo Busick and Ronald Gerber. Win. Fraizer of the Standard Oil company was the tnain announcer of this event. Those helping with the event as scorekeeper, timekeeper and judges were: Carl Frey, Howard Teeters, Kenneth Mitchel, Ernie Sommers, and Frank Snyder. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice to Taxpayers of additional appropriations. Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Hartford I Township, Adams County. Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place, on the Igth day of August, 1951, at 7:00 p.m, (CST) will consider the following additional appropriation which will be , made from borrowed funds and which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary . emergency existing at this time. SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND No. 12 Repair of Buildings and care of Grounds ..$5,500.00 Taxpayers lappearing: at such \meetlng shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional apsproprlation as finally made will ltd automatU’Hlly referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Guard will hold a further hearing within fifteen days al the County Auditor’s office. <>f Adams CountyL Indiana. <><• a*, sinh other place as may be designated. At such heaH trig taxpayers objecting to any of such additional .appropriation may tie heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearings will be held. H«rie Gsrboden Elmer Affolder Leonard W’agley Advisory Board Emil Ntanffer, Trustee AUGUST 10—17 If You Have Anything To Sell Try A. Democrat Want Ad —lt Pays.

National Drive On Defense Bond Sales Next Month T. F. Graliker, chairman of the Adams county U.S. defense bonds committee, has been notified by Robert W. Fowler, director, Indiana U.S. savings bonds division that a nation-wide campaign will be conducted from September 3 to October 27 to increase defense bond sales. Quotas for Indiana counties are expected to be announced within the next 'few* days. "Defense Is Your Job, I Too’* will be the slogan for the | 'jcampaign. , which will havf' for its principal promotional idea the opportunity for each city to qualify as a U.S. defense flag city. Special treasury flags are to be issued to cities where 80 percen* of the employers of eight or more persons install the payroll savings plan whereb? employes may purchase defense bonds on the partial-payment plan, or where 80 percent of the employes of a community have the

J , TOWNSHIP FORM NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES In the matter of determining the tax ratds foe certain purposes by Monroe Township, Adams County. Indiana, before the Township Advisory Boalrd. Notice is hereby given the taxpayer* o< Monroe Township, Adams County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality, at their regular meeting place, on the 29th day of August, 1950, will consider the following budget: 1 • BUDGET CLASSIFICATION FOR TOWNSHIPS y TOWNSHIP FUND Care of Cemeteriee 50.00 POOR RELIEF FUND Salary of Trustee —..51387.50 Fire Alabm System & Fire A. AgasiatstratiMi Espeaset Office Rent 240.00 Bun* - — 550-00 Al. Personal Service $ X 20.00 (berk Hire — — 300.00 Miscellaneous 250.0 b 83. Total Direct Relief . 1 Trustee’s Traveling Expense 240.00 Total Township Fund $3317.00 (Total Bl and 82).... 4500.00 J P. Salary and Supplies... 25.00 TIiBRARY FUND Tatal Poor Relief Fund...5462®.00 Office Sup., Prt’g. and Adv. 199.50 Books ...I $ 315.00 Pay of Advisory Board 75.00 >' Total Library Fund —$ 315.00 » / - ESTIMATE OF TOWNSHIP FUNDS TO BE RAISED Fuads Repaired far Eapeaaea August 1, preacat year Township P«br Relief to December 31st of ensuing yeaiu F««»'« Faad .1. Total Budget Estimate for incoming yqar $331, 2. Necessary expenditures to be made from appro- I v priatlons unexpended July 31st of present year 5. Total Funds Required (Add Lines 1,2, 3 and. 4).._. . v . *1 ' Funds oa Hand nnd to Be Reeeived from Sources Other Thau the Proposed Rate of Tnx Levy 6. Actual Balance, July 31, present year 2207 7. Taxes to be Collected, present year (December 1 \ gettlenienf) .' i 670 <• —- 1 9. Total Funds (Add Lines 6,7, 8a And Sb) 2937 ' . 10. Net Amount to be raised for expenses to December 31, of ensuing year K...., 2130 <1 11. Operating Balance (Not in excess of Expense Jan- , , .. . ' uary 1, to June 30, Ix-es Miscellaneous Revenue j < . , for eatne Period) ~...4....... 1500 12. Arhount to be raised by Tax Levy .......J,... 3630 ' I PROPOSED LESIES | \ Net Valuation of Taxable Property $6,325,760 j j. pttMna Levyon !«evy un ? I amount to Polls Pr<settr Be Haloed Township - [ * $.06 | . $8413 , TOTAL ’ ! A. : . $ $272$ UOMPARATIS E STATEMENT OF TAXES < OI.LEUTED AND TO HE COLLECT):!) H To Ba FUNDS I - Collected Collected Collected Collected i.l j J94S 1949 ; I*so { 106 t Township $ s47s < $ 3583 I »°0 $ I>®2 Library- I. $ 266 $ 523 $ 260 TOTAL 1 $ 3745 $ 4105 v I 3260 # $ 25>» Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to he heard thereon. After the tax levies haVe4>een deterintn* ed, and presented to the County Auditor not later than two day* prior to the second Monday In September, and the levy fixed by the County Tax Adjustment Board, or on their failure so to do, b>* the Cnuhty Auditor, ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the State Board' of Tax Commissioners for further and final hearlhg thereon, by filing a petition with the County Auditor on or before the Fourth Monday of September <»r on or before the tenth day after publication by the County Auditor of tar rates charged, whichever date is later.and the state board will fix a -date for hearing In this county. Dated. August 1, 1951 NOAH NEUKNsCH WANDER. AUGUST 10-17 , Trustee Menr»e Township

payroll savings pain available. Self-employed and professional people will be canvassed during the campaign) to sign up on a bond-a-month program which provides for the monthly purchase of bonds through local banking institutions. Under the leadership of Hassli E. Schenck, chairman of the Indiana Farm Bureau, farm groups throughout Indiana are being alerted in preparation for a drive that will give every Indiana farm family an opportunity to invest in defense bonds.

CORRECTION The price on Beef Roast in our yesterday’s ad was I incorrect. The corrected item should have fead: BEEF ROAST - - - lb. 69c I Gerber Meat Market

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Watkins Is Chairman Os Freedom Crusade Indianapolis, Aug. 10. —(UP) — Lt. Gov. John A. Watkins was named honorary hairman today of the 1951 state drive to enroll Hoosiers in the Crusade for Freedom, the Indiana American Legion ; announced today. The Legion, which’ received permission to condgct the campaign . as a part of ’its Americanism program, said the drive will open in September.