Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 18, Decatur, Adams County, 22 January 1958 — Page 7

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TOWNSHIP TSUSTKC'S (ABSTRACT) BKPOBT OF BBCKIPTB AND DMDUBSBMBNTS FOB TUB C A LINDA B TBAB OF IWT Blue Creek Towruhip, Adams County .J;Balance Balanoa FUNDS Jan. 1 Receipts Disbursements Dee. 31 Township . ... * 357. M) * MUM *WMJO * 301.74 Special School ’ 11470 77 10170 40 0133 M 13033.33 Tuition 1-...-<- 5542 30 22523.31 22514.79 5531.03 Do* , 224 50 200 00 259 50 144.00 Local Property Tax Relief Fund 209 Bl “ 289 81 TOTALS 417801. M 338890 97 333911 04 330389 W

DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Source Amount TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes-June -r..,, J, *1873.38 Taxes—December . 1644.98 Total Township Fund *3518 33 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND Taxes-June £. *3576 96 Taxes—December 3075 42 State Diet Transportation . 3493.38 Insurance Claim 18.64 Hooker —...1500 Total Special School Fund *10179 40 TUITION FUND Taxea-June (8316 75 Taxes—December 801042 Concressional Interest ■ 46 00 State Dist Tuition (Net> 48084* • Retirement Assessments 333.67 Transfer Refund '7.4* Total Tuitioß Fund ,423523.51 DOG FUND Dos Tax from Assessor 209.00 Total Dog Fund —..* 208 00 Local property tax relief fund Local Property Tax Relief Fund 4 269 81 Total Local Property Tax Ref Fund *209 81 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Pay of Trustee. Office Rent, and Clerical Help Frank Myers i, —..*1042 00 Minnie E Myers - ... 150 00 Traveling Expense Frank Myers t 300.00 Books, Stationery, Printing and Advertising Berne Witness Co. - 90 66 Decatur Democrat Co 90 27 Sherman Stucky . 3 00 S E Merriman A Co. e 28 30 Pay of Advisory Board Charles Burkhart —.... 100 00 Charlie Myers . 100.00 Elisha Merriman 100.00 Fire Protection National MUI A Supply Co 39 84 __ Liechty Motor Sales . *•** . Mower Motor Sales _ 320 Neuenschwander Inc. — T . 12.28 Pearl Oil Co. 5184 Bryson Fetters - 2S M Berne Volunteer Fire Dept. 79 00 Safely Equip A Supply Co. #3,50 City of Berne . — — 153 27 Paul Yoder Garage 40.63 Care of Cemeteries , Tommy Jarrell —2OO 0C Roy Young —......—— 200 00 Miscellaneous Burke Ins. Service ...... 1,0 00 Citizens Telephone Co. 30.89 Total " Township Dish .*2974,50 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Surplus to Co Treasurer . 124.50 Livestock Claims Floyd E. Myers . 35.00 John Riff 118.00 .Junior Huser ....- 12 00 • Total Dog Fund Disb. 3 289.50 DISBURSEMENTS SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND < Rep of Buildings A Care of Grounds GUllom Lumber Co. — 17.13

I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbui-semenu of the above named township; that a complete and detailed annual report together with kll accompanying vouchers showing the names of persons having been paid money by the township has been filed as required by law in the pffice of the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report is in custody of the chairman of the township, advisory board. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. FRANK MYERS. Trustee TOWNSHIP TRUSTERS (ABSTRACT) REPORT OF RECEIPTS AN© x DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR OF 1957 Monroe Township. Adams County Balance ' Balance FUNDS Jan I Receipts Disbursements Dec 31 Township v - 42335 r>og 359 25 41100 595 05 175 20 Recreation Refund 168 79 35 00 133 79 Totals- - $3144 09 $2646 65 $4637 29 $ 953 45

DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Source Amount : TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes-June . SI2OB 59 Taxes—December ’ - 1012 16 Justice of Peace Docket Fees — 15 00 Total Township Fund • 1 $2235-73 J DOG FUND Dog jtex from Assessor $ 408 00 Ermin Bixler. 300 Total Dog Fund - $ 411 00 ; DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Classification of Expense and Gross ’ To Whom Paid Amount Pay of Trustee, Office Rent, and Clerical Help Silvan Sprunger $1605 00 | Josephine Sprunger ' - - 400.00 Trav. Exp , Telephone Tolls and Telegraph * Silvan Sprunger - —— 300.00 Official . Bond Premium Bryson Fetters Ins. Agency —- 20.00 Premium Justice of Peace Bond Neuenschwander Inc. ‘ 18.75 ( Books. Stationery, Printing and 0 Advertising Decatur Dempcrat - 66.60 Berne Witness 67 08 S. E Merriman & Co. 8.45 Care of Cemeteries Jacob Shetler 40 00 Legal Services* Hubert R McCienahan *u 21500 Christian H. Muselman 215.00 Advisory Board Salary; Edison Leii|nan 100 00

I hereby certify that ttye foregoing is'a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the above named township; thaj a complete and detailed annual Report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the names of persons having been paid money by the township has been filed as required by law in the office of the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report is in custody of the ciiairman of the township advisory board. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. u ■ SILVAN SPRUNGER, Trustee

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Berne Electric t _ 10 84 Meshbeigers Stxme Corp. 33 34 Standard Oil Co. 23 88 Knoe D Schrock ..._37.80 Donald Myers .„ 43.78 Opal Luginbill . 30 00 Austin Merriman 5.00 Berne Lumber Co?_ 26.3! Roy Youngsl 25 Schafer Store . .... ._ 40.36 Loren Myers .... 9.00 Adams Co. Farm Bureau Co-op 31.85 Graber Tin & Plbg. 49.65 Repair of Other Equipment Boiler Div. Fire Marshal Dept. 2.00 Graber Tin A Plbg. _. 93 60 School Furniture &. Equipment Gamble Store , 709 Schafer Store 868 Moores Store 10.96 GiUiom Lumber Co. 40.00 ClaUaer Furniture >6 00 School Supplies Book Concern 35 67 G M. Grabili — 47.07 W Guy Brown . 20.00 Berne Public Library — 20 00 S. E. Merriman & Co 80 10 Bureau*. of Tests , — 44.53 F E. Compton CO. ,— 55 00 Janitor Supplies Salem Store T ——— .— 113.55 S. B. Merriman & Co.• 7 50 Fuel for Schools Farm Bureau Service 1295 80 Insurance Neuenschwander Inc.lll 96 Eli Graber -— — 61.96 Janitor Service Roy Ypung j —* 365 00 Opal Luginbill 365 00 Transportation of Children Berne License Bureau —1 & Butler's Garage — 364.10 Shell Service Station' — 300 Jefferson Garage — 286-09 > Parr Tire A Impl. Serv. 207 40 Farm Bureau Serv. 355 66 Salem Store —— — 599.29 Austin Mem man -L-— — WfltW' Maurice Miller . —— 495 00 Roy Young - 992.50 Harry Raudenbush ,— 497 50 Water. Light. A Power Indiana A Michigan Electric Co. 37 64 Jay Co. REMC 94 65 Miscellaneous Frieda Lehman —. 25 00 Total Sp. Sch Fund Disb. 88132 86 DISBURSEMENTS TUITION FUND Pay of Teachers 0 Lucille Lehman j-.-.. 832 50 Frieda Lehman — 3258.00 Margaret Thomas — 2352 00 Edith Morrison —4. — — 3185 00 4 .. Rhea Strayer — 1665 00 f Wilma Everett ‘ 1480 00 1 Pay of Substitute Teachers Mrs. Freq' Mar bach — : 30 00 Paul Erdei T 1500 Rhea Strayer — Pay of Transfers | Berne-French Tup — 2400 20 Adams Co. Central School — 2521 43 SL Marys Twp School .— 4760 16 Total Tuition Fund Disb. 822514.79

f Edgar Lehman 100 00 Otis Sprunger 100 00 i Justice of Peace Office Rent » Arthur Musehnan .... 30.00 Telephone Service Citizens Telephone Co. 29-05 . Fire Protection Moser Motor Sales 6 62 Liechty Motor Sales — 13 13 City of Beme 296 01 Neuenschwandej Inc 23 70 Berne Vol Fire Dept . -<4(18.00 ; Safety Equip & Supply Co. 18058 Bryson C Fetters Ins. 52 66 4 Paul Yoder Garage — i— l__J76,6l 4 City of Decatur 35 00 Total - $4207 24 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND I Surplus Dog Tax 258 25 j Sheep Killed Mi'S. Ida Kauffman —. 13 80 I Stanley Sprunger 33 James R Yoder 105 00 Roiandes Liechty_ - 100 00 Charles E Wulliman 25 00 Rabbits Killed Rufus Liechty —— 10 00 Kens Killed Oscar Sprunger — 14 00 Sheep Damaged - - - Doit Striker — - 35 00 Total ... . ...-g- $505.05 DISBURSEMENTS RECREATION FUND Monroe Twp. 4-H Club 4-H Club Equipment 35 00 Total $ 35.00

DKCATUK CATHOLIC HIGH By Mary F. Beetaneyer V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! .... . - Victory, victory. J*. x* Decatur Catholic 711* high. For the first time since .4 1950,. the Com-g modores cam through to win» the county tour-w ( ney. They did so at the expense of the Hartford Gorillas, 59 to 38. Coach Lindahl and the boys are to be congratulated on a job well done. -D.C.H.S.Not to be forgotten i* the cheering section which was a colorful ful addition to the tourney. Their constant chatter kept up the boys spirit and their determination to win. —D.C.H.S.— It wouldn’t be a tourney without concessions. The juniors performed the task of selling through the crowd. Several senior girls took care of the main concession stand. Agreeing that it was lots of fun and little work, they want to thank Father Jaeger and all others in charge who kept the operations running smoothly. —D.C.H.S.-After-the-game ceremonies included the awarding of a beautiful trophy to the Commodores by county school superintendent Gail, Grabili. Following this was the cutting down of the nets. Besides these two prized possessions, the Commodores also have the Limberlost Bell, which they gained by beating Berne. —D.C.H.S.A ride on a city fire truck provided the first source of celebration for the jubilant Commodores fans. Several parties were also held to honor the team. Monday morning a caravan of cars gathered in the school yard to proceed to the other county schools. A bonfire Monday evening at HannaNuttman park concluded the twoday celebration. —D.C.H.S.— Last Thursday morning, the senior boys went to DHS to attend an orientation program presented by the armed forces. Representatives from each branch were present at the assembly. —D.CJi.S.— The second in a series of square j dances was held last Sunday duelling in the school auditorium. Calls for the dances were on records provided by Mr. and Mrs. Max Kreps. A thoroughly enjoyable time was had by all present. —D.C.H.S.— A very important date not to forget! Sunday is SSC Sunday at ! the 8:30 mass. —D.C.H.S.— The Commodores swing hack on the hardwood trail tomorrow night, meeting the Clear Creek team from Huntington county on the Decatur floor. —D.C.H.S.— Preparations are being made for the homecoming dance following the Marion Bennett game, January 31. The Keynoters will furnish the music for the evening. ■ Tickets are available from any senior class member. —D.C.H.S.— The sodality meeting for the month of January will be held Friday morning. The sophomores will present a program on the persecuted church in modern times. _£>.C.H.S.— Plenty of freshly baked goods will be available at the bake sale sponsored by the junior class Saturday. Starting at 9 a.m. it will be held at the Western Auto store. —D.C.H.S.— Sixteen bookkeepers are gaining practical experience in the line of bookkeeping as they have .begun work on a practice set for the Hunter Wholesale Grocery. —D.C.H.S.— Mary Frances Beckmeyer won the Betty Crocker award as the best homemaker of tomorrow at DCHS. The award was the result of outstanding achievement in the home economics field. She received a gold pin showing a heart and sheaf of wheat. This makes her eligible for the state Homemaker'of Tomorrow contest. (By Carolyn Heimann) —D.C.H.S.— DCHS began the second semester in earnest on Tuesday. Reports were handed out, which enabled the students to see what they had done wrong the first semester and where they could improve in this new semester. —D.t.H.S — The Rev. Robert Jaeger, atfiletic director, Coach Al Lindahl, and the basketball team are deeply appreciative of the loyalty and spirit of the, adult fans. Their cheering and support was an inspiration to the team and athletic officials. — —D.C.H.S.— U. S. Department of Agriculture studies show that the age of a non-vaccinated cow does not affect her susceptibility to brucellosis

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-DXB.Decatur also took the second team game. They defeated the Devlls 47-38. .jtukAMii -D.H.S.-. The Youth and Community Center was the place where the Rotary speech group contest was held last Thursday night. Barbara Kalver, the representative from Decatur, placed second in the contest. The students of DHS are proud of Barbara and wish to congratulate her for the fine job she

did «f ragraMuting thair sehooL -D.HS.The honor roll for the third six weeks was posted Monday afternoon. There are 12 seniors, 17 juniors. 14 sophoniores, and 18 freshmen on the list. These .61 students are to be commended for their good grades. -D.H.S.— Seventeen eighth grade students made the honor roll. The teachers and upper-classmen are glad to see *o many of the younger stu-

dents gatting ttaae gndML -D.H.S.The five finalists for the Legion speech contest were chnnm last week by Deane Dorwta. The five are Bobbi Kalver, Ken Kliasson, Kathy Cole, Susan Custer, and Fred Locke. These people will give their speeches for part of the student body January 29. One of them will be chosen to represent DHS in the county contest. Best of luck to all five finalists!

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The etadeata are W mMM ***. kets for the benefit shew to ba held Feb. 4. », and A AB fireceeds will go to the Center. Get busy, kids, and sell these tickets! —D.H.S.— Eight seniors from DHS appear* ed on “Club 21” on WPTA-TV last Saturday night. The eight people are: Susan Custer, Jim Baumgartner, Janalee Smith. John Hebble, Bobbi Kalver, Fred Locke, Emily Swearingen aaA Bob Banks.