Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 October 1928 — Page 2

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DISTRIBUTE PAVING COSTS

ST7BSCMPTI0I RATES By raail in Putnam County, $3.00 a year; outside Putnam County, J3.5C j a year; in Greencastle, by carrier,! 10c a week; v. eekly edition, $1.50 a year; advertising rates on application.

BURDEN OF PAVING

STREETS SHOULD NOT BE ASSESSED AGAINST ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNERS. SAYS CHIEF EXAMINER OF STATE 1

BOARD OF ACCOUNTS

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS

STATK OK INDIANA. PUTNAM COUNTY. SS:

Marie Zeabnrt, et ul vh. William .

Sitier, et al. In the Circuit Court ol been borne by property

Putnam County, in the State of Indiana. No. 128-11, Complaint to par-I

tltion real estate.

BE IT KNOWN, That on the 11th I day of October. 1928 the above nnra- ; ed plaintilff by tluir attorney*, tiled in the offloe of the Cli ik ol the Oil - - cuit Court id Putnam County, in tin-' State of Indiana, their complaint i against the above named defendants and the said plaintiffs havinu also | filed in said Clerk's office the affidavit i of a competent person, showing that said defendant William Shier, Wayne ' Slner, Harold Shier, Virginia Shier, and Krerl Shier are not residents of i tin State of Indiana and wheiens said plahttiff.s liaiing by endorsement on .-aid complaint required said defendants to appear in said Court, and anew or demur thereto on the Ithli

day of December, 1928.

.NOW THKRBEORK, By order of auid Court, said defendants last above named ate hereby notifled of the (11ing and pendency of said complaint against them and that unless they anpeat and answer or demur thereto, at the railing of said cause ou lh< liith day of December. 1928 the same being the 70th judicial day ol a term of said Court to be begun and held at the Court House in the City of Green castle, said complaint nnd the matter; and tilings then n contained and alleged . will he heard and deter-

mined in their absence.

FERD LUCAS, Clerk.

W. M. Sutherlln, Attorney for

Plaintiff.

St. Oct. 12-19-26

MH HIGAN (TTY, Ind. Oct. 11.—j (INS)—Abutting property owners should not be compelled to hear the entire burden of paving streets, Igiw-' renee F. Orr, chief engineer of the State board of accounts, said in an •address before the Michigan City

( Rolary (Tub this afternoon. Orr advocated a complete change

in the system of assessing costs for paving which for many year* have

owners on

the theory that their properties have been enhanced in value by the street improvements. Creation of taxing districts for paving assessments was proposed by Orr as a substitute measure. “For years the chief benefit of a paved street was to the abutting pro-1 petty,’' Orr said. "The Barrett law so regarded it ami still so regards it a it stands today. There can be no .uc-tion that this l.i nefit is really far more extensive than just to the property owncu In fact, he receives the small ■end of it. The benefit of pleasure, travel, convenience an 1 cotntneree reaches out to the general

public.”

At the time of the enactment of the Barrett law, the speaker pointed out. there were no automobiles. Most of the paving legislation, he recalled was passed at a time when vehicle traffic was confined to the main thoroughfares of cities and towns. “With the almost universal use of the automobile, necessity for more; paved streets increases each year 1 and the benefit of pavement should i>- j.ssc-ssid upon a corresponding j Irttg.-r district,” Orr said. Orr said that separate taxing diu- j tricts ifor street improvements, similar to the sanitary and park district

Cooper. 1 *4 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burnham visited Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rule Tuesday, Mrs. Rule and Mrs. Burnham are sis-

ters.

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Cromwell had as Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. ! Harvey Darnell and children of In-

dianapolis. Rheumatism

Mrs. James Jenkins of Indianapo-] lis, who has been visiting Mrs. Nora | Morrison and Mrs. Lina Cunningham for some time, has returned home.

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Congressman Noble Johnson nnd some of the county candidates were I visitors in Reelsville Tuesday after-1

noon.

Edward Chew shipped three car loads of logs to Plymouth Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Smith visited in Indffinapolis Saturday and Sunday. The Pennsylvania railroad carpen- [ ters have completed the bridge over the ravine east of Reelsville and mov-

ed to Brasil.

Miss Belle Reel will go to Martinsville Saturday for a ten to fifteen day

treatment and rest.

Mr. and Mrs. William Best are the

parents of a nine-pound and a half

baby boy, born Sunday night. Mr. Neese has moved from the

Foater property to Miss Pauline Smith’s pro party. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beaman will , Relief from rheumatism, ever, move to Brazil soon for the winter though it had clung to its victim for months. . 20 >' cars i resisting ail remedies ard Mr. and Mrs. George Aker were in treatments, is one of the many seemIndianapolis Tuesday. wonders Konjola accomplishes in

cases of stomach, liver, kidney and

bowel trouble, and of rheumatism, Frying Chickens—All fresh green i neu'itis and nervousm With asi vegetables and fruits—fancy Bakery tor.ishment and happini - , Mr. John goods—everything for your Sunday Vi. Martin, Route 1, ILdf .id, Indian ,

has this to tay of the new compound

dinner at Cooper & Inman,—Adv.

Charter No 2896 Reserve District No. 7 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF GREBNCASTLE. IN THE STATE OF INDIANA, AT THE CLOSE OK BUSINESS ON OCT. S, 1928 RESOURCES 1. Loans nnd discounts $501,945.71 2. Overdrafts 2.720.70 3. United States Government securities owned .... 25';,650.00 4. Other bonds, stocks, and securities owned 1 77.282.46 6. Banking house, $35,000; Furniture and fixtures, $28,101.29 63,101.29 8. Reserve with Federal Rese rve Bank 55.962.34 9. Cash nnd due from banks 131.819.26 16. Outside checks and other cash items 1,984.81

in Indianapolis and other large cities, should be established. In the smaller cities, he said, a single taxing district probably would suffice, and in the larger cities and towns, three or four such districts might be needed. He pointed out that municipalities could issue bonds against such districts and from the proceeds pay the cost of improving streets. The bonds thus issued could run over a period

Sunday with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Stone and Miss Marjorie Peck of Indianapolis, visited Mr. and Mrs. William Morri-

son, Sunday.

Miss Marjorie Duncan, who is taking training as nut-e at the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duncan, south of town.

Hallowe'en party at the monthly P.

T. A. meeting Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Kennedy; Mr.

and Mrs. John Kennedy and son, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kennedy and Mrs. Florence Kennedy and daughter at tended the funeral of Mrs. William

Rise at Indianapolis, Tuesday. Miss Dorothea Truesdel of Indiana-

polis, visited her parents, Mr. and

of years and be retired in the custo

t iaiy manner through tax levies, he I spent the week end with friends here, said. i Miss Betty Ditr.> an and Miss Mary However, Orr suggested that the j Cassady of Spencer were week end provision of the law. as it pertains j guests of Miss Mary Florence Dun-

to the cost of sidewalk construction, j can.

should remain unchanged. The assess I Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rule made a ments b, ing continued against the business trip to Terre Haute, Wednes

owner of abutting property.

Miss Lillian Herod of Mt. Meridian j Mrs. Mat Truesdel Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Reed visited in

Indianapolis, Sunday.

Miss Lucy Mann, V. O. Mann and son Vernon, visited Mr. and Mrs. F'.

M. Burnham, Sunday.

Mrs. Lizzie Ross of Montieelio, leaves this week for St. Petersburg, Fla., where she means to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. Nancy

NOTICE!

Pay your telephone account on or before the 15th of each month. And receive the regular discount for Prompt pay-

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day.

Arrangements

were made for a

Greencastle Telephone Co.

Max F. Hosea, Mgr.

and the amazing result it worked in

his serious ease.

“Konjola is wonderful; simply

wonderful,” exclaims Mr. Martin. “For 20 years I suffered from rheum-

atism and kidney trouble, finally taking to my bed, unable to wotk. M joints were swollen, my mit*c!n drawn up; I was full of ache? and painr and could not sleep because of my kidneys. I became run down;

nothing heliied me.

“As a last resort I tried KonioU, and to my delight and amazement the second bottle put me back on the job. Think of it; unable to leave my bed, and then back to work with only two bottles of this marvelous medicine. Gone is the rheumatism, ths swelling and the pain. I cannot praise Konjola too highly. ’ Konjola i; sold in Gr ■ m ,i.4le, Ind. at the Owl drug store, and by al! the best druggists in every town throughout this section.

New Peache. , Dried 1 uit, Turnips Blue Plums, Grapes.—Cooper & Inman.—Adv.

11. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due Irom U. S. Treasurer

(T.OVKRI)AlaE ITEMS 5.000.00 \

TOTAL LIAU1LI TIES 15. Capital stock paid in IC. Surplus 17. Undivided profits net 19. Reserves for inti test, taxes, and other expenses accrued nnd unpaid 2<‘. Circulating notes outstanding 21 Due to banks 22. Ik nand deposits 20. lit 11s payable and rediscounts

$1,173,466.57 | Mrs. Harvey .Monnect and son Robert of Greencastle were callers on 100.000. 00; friends in Clovcrdale Tuesday. 100.000. 00 The W. F. M. S. met with Mrs. Mag 1C.888.88 git' Martin Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Molly Horn and Miss Dorothy 1.274.1 1 Burris were business visitors in 98.300.0(1 Greencastle Tuesday. 167,400.80 M' 'i Gilberta Coffman, teacher in 664,602.78 school at Charleston, 111., spent 2ri.0tl0.in , i,i . in ii

TOTAL $1,173,466.57 STATE OK INDIANA. COUNTY OF PUTNAM. SS: I J. L. Ranrtel, Caslilet of the above named hank, do solemnly swear tiiut the above statement Is true to thi hei-t of my knowledge and belief.

Subscribed and sworn to be?< -ri me this 11 day of October, 1928 M, J. Murphy. Notary Public Com. Ex. 6 18-31

J. L. HANDEL. Cashier. (’OR RETT ATTEST: FRANK DONNER S. A. HAYS C. C. GAUTIER, Director.

CHARTER NO. 24 RETORT OK THE CONDITION OF CENTRAL TRUST CO. AT GREENCASTLE. INDIANA IN THE STATE OF INDIANA AT THE CLOSE OK ITS BUSINESS ON OCT.

3, 1928

FRED L. O HAIR. PRESIDENT

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RESOURCES

Loans and Discounts. . . .$522,165.07 ! Advance* to Estates and Trusts 21.911.10 jU. S. Govt. Securities ....146,300.00 |Other Bonds. Securities, etc 194,362.76 j Furniture and Fixtures ... 100.00 Duo from Trust Companies Banks and Bankers and Cash on Hand 76,506.28 Other assets not Included In the above 300.246.74 TOTAL $1,264,591.94

LIABILITIES

Capital Stock Paid In ... 50.000.00 !Surplus 50,000.00 Undivided Profits Net.... 6.026.18 Demand Deposits ..12.336.21 Demand certificates 302.021.5 1 Savings Deposits ..580.170.07 Trust Deposits .... 26.789.20 Cashier'- Tn is. Cheka. 859,319.02 Trust Investments 300,246.74 TOTAL $1,264,611.94 -STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF PUTNAM. SS: I. J. L. Randel, Secretary of The Central Trust Co., of Greencastle. Ind., do solemnly swear that the above statement is D ue.

J. L. RANDEL

Subscribed and sworn to before me tills 11 day ol October, 1928. (SEAL) M. J. MURPHY •My CommLeion Expires 6-18-31

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