Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1946 — Page 10

10,000 Jews Demonstrate

To Protest Transfer

a mass demonstration. Told to await further orders, they dispersed, chanting the Jewish anthem “Hatikva.” . The Jews jammed aboard the refugee vessels “Katrial Yaffe” and “The Twenty-Three” huddled deep in the ships and ignored the orders of British officers who went

reinforcements had to the ships, ready for oy refugees gave up without argument into ow the decks of ‘the

transports. The transports prepared to get under way as quickly as possible to minimize the chances of any outbreak in the jittery city.

WAR BRIDEY SHIP DUE © NEW YORK, Aug. 17 (U.P.).—~The ‘U, 8. 8. Willard A. Holbrook is expected to arrive in New_York harbor today with troops, war brides and children. The U. 8S. Victory is due to leave for - Yokohama with army

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National 24-Hour Forecast Summary Fair weather will prevail over the nation, except for the showers and afternoon thunderstorms pictured for Florida, Wisconsin, Iowa and the Rockies southward from Wyoming to the Mexican border. Warm, humid conditions will prevail from Texas northeastward to the Great Lakes region and eastward to the Atlantic coast, There will be warm moist air circulating north and eastward from the Gulf of Mexico around a high pressure area. that covers the southeast part of the country. (Air flow arrows on map show this and other air circulation patterns .plus expected wind directions.) Cooler and less humid air will advance into the extreme northeastern part of the United States under the influence of another

High Centered near Hudson Bayin in

COMMUNISTS SEIZE

NANKING, Aug. 17 railroad and nearly seized

eye-witnesses reported today. A “cease fire”

of Peiping.

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Canada. Also, considerably cooler air will stream southward through Montana as far as Colorado and eastward into the Dakotas and Wisconsin, As this cooler air displaces warm humid air that lies east of the cold air front, thundershowers will be set off along the foremost

northern edge of the. front in

isconsin ahd Iowa, Fair weather and cloudless skies

will permit the sun to maintain the high temperatures in the central plains and maximum temperatures of -100-degrees are expected at many points in Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas.

Higher readings but still com-

paratively cool weather is what the regional for the northwest Pacific coastal states as ocean air replaces much colder Polar air in that section. Morning fog will occur along the coast from Oregon southward.

forecasters predict

CL SEAITERED

; |G romosssrons 7

: | Washington, D.C. ..

SHOWERS DMZINE

OFFICIAL WEATHER

United States Weather Bureau AN® Data in Daylight Time Aug. 17, 1946 5:58 Sunset..... 7:39

Sunrise.....

Precipitation for 24 hrs. end. 30... Total precipitation since Jan. 1.... Deficiency since Jan, 1

The following fable shows the temperature in other: cities

Atlanta BOSION av.ivsvregge Chicago Cincinnati i000, Cleveland

Los Angeles ... Miami ... . Mpls. -St. Paul’ . New Orleans .. New Yor! Gkishoma city’ Pittsburgh sense 8t. Louis ...... San Antonio .. | San Prancisco .

RAILROAD IN CHINA

U. PY. Communist troops attacking west and south of Peiping have captured a 120-mile stretch of the Lunghai the Tatung rail junction, dispatches and

team including Americans, Nationalists and Communists who escaped from Tatung in an American rescue plane under Communist mortar fire said the city was about to fall Tatung lies west |

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8000 Carefree Miles in 1904 Car

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 16 (U. P.).

—A 1904 Oldsmobile, which sold

for $165 second-hand in 1907 and has been running ever since, yesterday drove George C. Green and his wife about town at the end of an 8000-mile trip from Lambertville, N. J. Green, a machinist, “one-lunger”. didn't give. him any trouble on the transcontinental trip. its second: miles on.a gallon of gas and can do 25 miles an hour.

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DANVILLE, Ind, Aug.

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17.—Mr. | Streib, Portland; Misses Louise and and Mrs, Amos C. Shelton will cele- | Janet, Lucille Reeve, Indianapolis; {brate their golden wedding anniver- six sisters, -Mrs. Maude Morris, Oksary with open house at. their home | lahoma City, Okla.; Mrs. Mary Carwill receive | rier, Mrs. Hugh.Mawdsley, Mrs. Luo'clock |cille Drum and Miss Pearl Reeves

Mrs, | Bertha Barnes, old and Mr. 76th Reeve, Cohoes, N. Y.; George Reeve, are Pampa, Tex.;

17. — { Rex Davis has resigned as assistant Henry county agricultural agent to become - vocational agricultural in= structor at Versailles, where he began his teaching career eight years| not |

HOOSIER PAINT and LINOLEUM CoO.

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RITES SET T FOR FRED 3. REEVE

‘World War | Veteran Resided Here 26 Years.

Services for Fred S. Reeve, gaTage mechanic for Aero-Mayflower | Transit Co., will be held in Moore | | Mortuaries Colonial - Chapel at : pr. ne Mehday, Burial will: be thi} {Crown Hill. Mr. Reeve, who was also a poul-

me at 42d st. d. Mithoeler © 3 Ei hr TE: ed the Lawrence Methodist he had lived here for 26 He was 56 and. was born in|

“ber of church, years.

Survivors are his wife, Frances; | three daughters, Mrs. Betty Mae

and Mrs. Boise City, Okla.;| five brothers, Charles and Roy Henry Reeve, Arkanisas, and Elmer Reeve, Winfield, Kas., land two grandchildren.

{EDWARD A. STEELE Services for Edward A. Steele, resident here for 50 years, will be

held at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary at 2:30 p. m. Monday. Burial will be in Crown Hill An employee for many years at {the Nordkye & Marmon Co. and Robbins Body Co. Mr. Steele, who | was 88, died Thursday in his home ‘near Carmel: He was born in | Carmel. | Survivors. are three sons, Roy E, | Ernest C. and Guy Steele; a daugh- | ter, MYs. Flo Weaver, all of Indian|apatss and a sister, Mrs. Will Stykes,

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FRED H. FOSTER RITES MONDAY

Retired Engineer Served - Railroad 45 Years.

Services for Fred H. Foster, retired engineer for the Big Four railroad, will be held in Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill chapel at 3:30 p. m. Monday. Burial will be in Memorial Park. Retired in 1939 after 45 years of service, Mr. Foster died yesterday morning in Methodist hospital. He was 76. A resident here for 45 years, he lived at 2914 Brookside ave. and was a member of the Association of Retired Railway Employees and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. He was born in Clayton, Mich. Survivors are his wifé, Sarah; a son, Don G. Foster, Dallas, Tex.; two step-sons, Rex Kirby, Miami, Fla.,, and Arvel Vunkannon, Indianapolis, three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. x

GRANVILLE R. JENKINS Granville R. Jenkins, former live-

Istock broker at the Indianapolis

Union stockyards, died yesterday afternoon. He was 81 and lived at 2220 W. Washington st. Born in Campbellsville; Ky. he had lived here for 50 years and was a member of the Baptist church. Survivors are his wife, Elizabeth; three daughters, Mrs. Raymond Pence, Mrs. Roscoe Rowe and Mrs. Albert Rightor; “and two sons; Thomas and Raymond P. Jenkins, all of Indianapolis; nine ‘grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

REV.- HARRY GREENAWALT Rites for the Rev. Harry Lyman Greenawalt, pastor of the Lutheran church at Deer Creek for the last five years, were to be held in the Lutheran church at Rock Creek at 10 a. m. today. Burial will be Sunday in a cemetery at Salem, O. * The Rev. Greenawalt, who was 71, died Thursday in Methodist hospital. A native of Greenford, 0. he had spent 40 years in the ministry in Indiana, He was a graduate of Wittenberg coliege in Ohio and the Hamma Divinity school in Springfield, O. Survivors are his wife, Blanche, Deer Creek; a daughter, Miss Bessie Greenawalt, Indianapolis; two sons, Ross Greenawalt, Brookings, S. D., and Paul Greenawalt, Chicago, and six grandchildren.

MRS. NANNIE TATLOCK Services for Mrs. Nannie Tatlock, who died yesterday in St. Vincent's hospital, will be held in Moore Mortuaries Peace chapel at 3 p. m. | Monday. Burial will be in Me2 morial Park, A onative.of ~Salem, Mrs. Tatlock lived at 30th st. and Baltimore ave. from 1903 to 1941, when she went to live with a son, Everett

Survivors also include two daughters, Mrs, George A, Jones and Mrs. John Miner, Indianapolis; two others sons, Carl T. Norwood, O., and Earl D. Tatlock, Red Key; a sister, Mrs. Maggie Thompson, Alexander; a half-sister, Mrs. Gar-

ner Ray, Indianapolis; a halfbrother, Newton Lewis, Indianapolis; seven grandchildren and nine

great-grandchildren.

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Lets Gardening Go On 99th. Birthday

JONESBORO, Ind. Aug. 17 (U: P.).—~Civil War Veteran John C. Adams interrupted his vegetable gardening today for a quiet family observance of his 99th birthday anniversary. Mr. Adams, who is Indiana department commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, is in “excellent health,” A drummer boy and a colonel’s aide in the Civil war, he plans to go to Indianapolis Aug. 256 to attend the 80th encampment of the G, A. R. He is quartermaster general of the national group. Born in Romney, Va., he joined the Union army when he was 17. He retired when he was 75. Mr, Adams makes his home with one of his three cchildren, Mrs. Maude Stranahan. Most of his eight grandchildren and six great-grandchil-dren were present for the celebration

A long-time employee of the U.& Glass Co., he spends most of his time raising potatoes and tomatoes now. He also visits with one of the other four remaining Hoosier Civil war veterans, 103-year-old John Smith of Marion. Mr. Adams’ wife died in 1939.

BERT COLE RITES SET FOR MONDAY

‘Pharmacist to Be Buried in| Matoon, lil.

Services for Bert D. Cole, pharmacist here for 30 years, will be held in Kirby mortuary at 10 a. m. Monday. Burial will be in Mattoofi, IIL Mr. Cole, who was 51, died yesterday in his home, 6120 Central ave. He had been a druggist for J. G. Pantzer Hy-Pure drugs for six years and previously had been a partner more than 20 years. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Kathlyn Mary Lee, Indianapolis; his mother, Mrs. Mary Cole, Indianapolis; a cousin, Mrs. Hubert Vitz, with whom he made his home, anda grandchild. A

GEORGE V. HUEBER

Services for George V. Hueber, storeroom keeper for 18 years for the New York Central railroad, will be held in G. H, Herrmann Funeral home at 1:30 p. m. Monday. Burial will be in Crown Hill ‘Mr. Hueber died Thursday in his home, 418 E. Iowa st. He was 77. Born at Louisville, Ky., he had been a resident here for 76 years. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Walter Striggo; two sons, Arthur and Elmer Hueber; a brother, A. J. Hueber, all of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. George Maloney, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ida White, Los | Angeles, Cal., and 1% grandchildren.

MRS. EMMA ‘B. STILES Services for Mrs. Emma Beckett Stiles, former re§ident here, will be "held in Shirley Brothers’ Irving at kde. ms

Mrs. Stiles died yesterday in the Knights of Pythias home in Lafayette, where she had lived for several years. She was born in Ohio county and was a member of the Methodist church.

Beckett, Indianapolis, and four sisters, Mrs. Bessie Palmer and Mrs. Carrie Hannah, Cincinnati, O.; Mrs. Harriet McGranahan, Lawrenceburg, and Mrs. L. P. Misner, Indianapolis.

DANA G. CRABTREE

TINY ONE- POUND E BABY LIVING IN INCUBATO

| NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y., Aug. 17 | (U. P).—A two-day-old incubator baby was believed by doctors today to be the smallest in medical his{tory to survive. The infant was too fragile to be weighed but nurses estimated his | weight at one pound. The baby was born two months prematurely to Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Mann of | 4 |New Rochelle, on Thursday night.

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LEGALS

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Dated this 5th day of August, 1946.

Township, Marion County, Noties » hereby mem ana, that the proper place, on the Min day gn August, 1946,

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Library Fund seenssee Sasarsew Sete

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PROPOSED LEVIES $1.00 per hundred on $1,591,500 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE SCHOOL TOWN

- ; R NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES In the matter of determining the tax rates for certain purposes by the Schoo}

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taxpayers of Speedway, Marion County, Indiana, thas proper legal officers of sald school corporation at their regular meet on the 20th day of August, 1946, at 7°30 p. m., will consider the following budget:

SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND

ing place

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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OP TAX LEVIES In the matter of determining the tax rates for certain purposes by Decatur | Indiana, before the Township Advisory Board:

Township, Marion Cou nicipality, h their regular meeting

CLASSIFICA

budget:

TUITION FUND. B—Instruction, teaching sidieseasaarcrannrrasannanes eersssssssicnnnananenses $74,025.00 LIBRARY FUND . 5 G-—Co-ordinate and auxiliary activities ..... Sasnssstssssniassrsssssssssesdd 1,000.00 4 ESTIMATES OF FUNDS TO BE RAISED ’ Post-war - Building Library Special Tuition 1. Total budget estimate Jan. 1 to 4 i 33, 1947 ..ivonsins Sasmsanne +... $100,000.00 $1,000.00. § 64,300.00 3 14,025.00 2 expenditures Aug. 1 to Dec. 3%, 1948 ....cvsennrsrirnnrgren _messssees 806.70 42,708.00 3.281.099 | 3 contracts or loans to : bo pald in IMT .......... neve. ssesseses “sires essnssas sesesens 4 8-148 to 12-31-47 Add (1, 2 3) ........ 195:000.00: 1,806.70 106,908.00 105 306.08 8. Actual cash balance 7-31-46. ....... .ecseses 371.56 31,392.13 33,043.73 6. Taxes to collected (Dec. 1946 ; Setiement wa va tp anes ths feed snes ss ssesensse $66.40 28,590.46 14,477.68 1. Misc. revenue to be received 8-1-46 . to 12-31-47 (schedule on file In school office) : o Special taxes .........icive0suns sesecssne 36.42 1,788.39 36,222.09 | b. Transfer tuition and other reve- ' j BUS... arrseseis aids, wanna SO A 8. Total funds (add §, 6, “ta, ‘7b. 830.38 67,672.98 57,944.08 9. Net amount for expenses (8 from © 976.32 39,235.02 11,361.98 10. Operating balance '.......eciivann. 150.00 13.500.00 14,500.00 11. Amount to be raised by tax levy.. $105,000.00 $1,136.32 $52,735.02 S$31.861.98 POST WAR BUILDING FUND i 1—Capital oulidy Seriene renee. . ciuesi nate vasns sue sne US DOUUD PROPOSED LEvizs severuiterarvensees cassusnsnssernrisnserresnssraves SI0.960.760.00

‘To Cofiestad Coticted Coltsctea Collected

1948

levies EO AE I rays Sued by the County Tex a4 ;

&RT [. THOMAS, ROBERT J KRYIEK, Board of School Trustees of the School Town of Speedway, Indiana,

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23 years before retiring in 1943, Dana G. Crabtree, an employee | rowNsHI®? FUND— 3 Repair of Equipment, wxcept 00h died this morning at his home, 1312 | of the National Malleable and Steel Balary ot of a . ‘00 acon Purniture and Equipment. unde Hartford st. He was 170. | Casting Co. died this morning at| Clerk ire. eli epiaters. 300.00 cept Schoo) Busses ,100. A native of Bedford, Ind, he his home, 36 S. Butler ave. He| Trustees fr ond payment. . 3,500.00 300.08 spent most of his life here. Serv-|was 45. Ofc fuppiles, Prmting ind 1006.08 ices and burial will be held in Bed-| A native of Peoria, Ill, he’ came A ory Board a, iq 75.00 8 1 00.08 i ergen n ford Monday. here 16 years ago. Services are to Inforest or 1 Se BEnCY ang 50.0 Janitor Ai ree 40008 He is survived by his wife Ger-|be held at 2:30 p. m. Monday at| care po Cemeteries Rd 1s0.00 Tra ortation o + 39.330.08 trude; a daughter, Mrs. Karl Mon- |the Aaron-Rubin funeral home. PA On aT vier: TBOD Cloiimgonmeles ... . 1000.08 tooth of Cleveland, O.; a son, Frank| He is survived by his wife, Helen; Toul Township Fund Teams Miscellaneous ... wh A. Stone of Indianapolis; two sis- | two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Cobb son00 TOM) Special Schoo! Fund... $73,170.00 ters, Mrs. Lizzie Owens of Cleveland, and Miss Betty Crabtree; his| Pay of shen seeseereeeens SURS00.00 POOR RELIEF FUND— jand Mrs. Nina Kavey of Harris- | father, William Crabtree, and two 8choo . FEIT A Asminisration | Bapense: 600.00 burg, Va. and two brothers, Amos |brothers, Beem Crabtree of Ar- een Fund ..oeees . a2 Person) Operating Expense. . 38.08 of Bloomington and Edward Stone |cadia, Ind, and Roy Crabtree Of | “principal ......cocvcvee vsesesl 3,500.00 AS. Properties nad of Indianapolis. Evansville, Ind. ADIETEBS o:ovnvrerrsrinvines ee 828.00 Bl. Medical, Hospital & Burial 330008 - i saeeernns ..$ 4,035.00 B2 Other Direct Relief... .... j Total Bond Fun Total SPECIAL SCH B3. Told) oT, Reliet (To 4.875.00 New Buildings ............e... $18,000.00 Bl and B2) ..ccocnennnn wide Repair of Building and Care of Rellef Pund ....$ 5,825.00 Grounds «.....scvciiarrereres 8,600.00 Total Poor " TES OF FUNDS TO BE RAISED - FUNDS EX- ' . 1, present year, Relied N W. Landseade, 67.) Galbraith; sister, Mrs. Lorna Herriman; PrNaEs | Aug. ih shi Special Tuition Bond Poor | sia i. Anna Tobin, Mrs, | brothers, Glenn and Donald Galbraith. 2 to Dee. pes ng ea} Town Pp Shee) Pun Fund Fund | Lena Auler; brothers, Chris, Henry, Harry. o GOSHEN_Mrs. Jana May Miller, incoming year ... ....... te be $6,367.50 $73,170.00 $98,540.00 $4,025.00 $5, 1 BOSWELL—Mrs. Stella Dice, 68. Sur-|Survivors: Husband, Anan G., sons, expenditures ren Jidsband. William; brothers, Del- Ho OeUige 4; Swushien Fuuithe Miles 2 Nistas Eo PoropTiations . rt and Ira McDaniel. A rs essie ehlke, nex en uly ais BOURBON-—Mrs. Maude Jordan Laird, | Survivors: Daughter, Esther Behlke; sons, hi pe ax ness LEE 2,260.00 26,400.00 35,400.00 000 .. . 72. Survivor: Daughter, Mrs. nore | Ham, Dale; brother, Ed App. 3 Rdartiona!” Appropriations to : Gates. ? : ulonn Mig Al. Survivors: Parents. I rin r, an rs. John sister, of na ade A ar aa ann ean . oe eesieien ,800. conesine we 32 Nore: siusband: John Dowell: son, | Hill: brothers, Glenn, rt. 4 Outstanding temporary isa Donald Wendel: father, Charles Tucker:| HARTSVILLE—Bonnie Davis, 13. Survi- to be paid before Dec. 31, o sisters, Mrs. oden, Mrs. Charles! vors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gillis Davis resent year, not included in 12,000.00 od Rg ener; Drothers, “Orville, William, Charles, | sisters. Lofeita Adalea and Virginia ines 2 or sainsbaree ns di aided dE Rao Ra Thomas. Davis; brother, Kenneth Davis. S Total funds required (add og 60000 140,740.00 4,118.00 ..eeieess CULVER—Mrs. Evangeline Bogardus, 93.| HUNTINGBURG—Eugene Glen Warthan, Lines 1, 2, 3 and Ao 617. ' Survivors: Daughter, Miss Irene ardus: [8 Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wil-| FUNDS M SOURCES sons "Ralph, ark; sister, Mrs. Caroline liam A. Warthan; sister, Betty Jean War-| R VED AY THE P Goldsmith. an. RATE OF TAX LEVY— JASPER~Mrs. Mar Vonderheide, 51. - Savvis: Wie: Mabel a nenie ry | Survivors: Jusand, Den. daughter. Miss . Sus anes, July 31, pres: 54 17.700.37 36,538.30 —T66.01. ..ec..ee 0 Catherine Vonderheide: sisters, Mrs. Joe| _ S08 JO fected § ’ ei Witham a chard OE UN Voegerl, Mrs. Ben Voegerl, brother, Leo| T gh Big Rv 15,300.00 48,300.00 23,300.00 4,800.00 ..eceve J. E, Howard; sister, Mrs Ee. William- | Walthauser. 5 Mi ellaneous revenue, other son » LAFAYETTE a ai. hha Stiles, 88. than from tax ery. to bo re. vivo n 0 uO SRYDON-Lrs Katherine, Quen Bie “Pred Clemens Binz, 47. Survivors: Wife, Seived Jom Aug. of DAE ter, Mrs. Beatrice Hudson. Marys daughter, Barbara Binz; byother, year. (Bee schedule tn Trus- - r tee’s offic | ELKHART--Mrs. (ve Taner, 23. Su nJUNCIE-—M:, Pally, Fortney, Survivors: (a) special "Taxes. (See sched- ABOUOID sisseeie i aeetacns ¢ .|Husband, Charles 8.; daughters, Miss| ules) ................ocoos creaverh’ | weiiena 000. Fore Mon wo Kiefer: brothers Oi ae Ns Yorine. \Mré Orant May; son, ob Ad other ‘revenus (ves 1344.00 1,716.00 eevee 2 : Arry sister, rs schedules) ........ verses RIN JT16. ernanen bert "Bhutta Dele; Kms, Me, A nos, o Kreible. | Survivor: Mother, Mrs.| 9, Total funds (add Lines 6, 1, MAILTE GAMA 10004030 343130 suveseee . re ard 8a an x +040. 1831. . Wh a aan Ba ogvad Bowers, Hu BuItivels: Sona, 10. Net amount to be raised tor hs : » , , val, y. sister, rs. Be . expenses C. ol - " Jacqueline and Sherrie Fox, fathel, Mar-| ‘ypw gAVEN--Mrs, Adeline Butler, 81.| suing year . ooo... 3,201.76 35,085.08 31,100.70 283.0% ..eeseee cis Fox; sister, Mrs. Vern Mei) Survivors: Son, Creighton .E.; daughter, |11. Operating balance ‘(not in EVANSYILLE.Jacob Schneider; 88, Sat- Mrs. Mabel Todd; Drothers, nan and gues Of eke miscellansous vivors aughters C. 1088- | Albert Furthmiller; sisters, Mrs am une \ man, Miss a as Scima Behneides sols, Qoorge, Axey. Mrs. Clara Koehlinger, Mrs. Harry 1 Amount for dame period). wy 1,800.00 26,580.00 10,900.00 2,500.00 cesceece dor eddia. “4 0 3,783.63 eeessns Aone, R Tals #0, Barvivers: ‘Dasah NEWTOWN-_Cur! A. Haas, 67 Survi- ets suher tne san Ra NER 5,001.76 61,665.68 51,000 3 ram 18 hts, -JYors. a a sons, IT, Bovalte | Net valuation of taxable Droperty cocci cesssartnrsivsnnssrsssnnsnnnnnss «| ters, Mrs. May West, Mrs. Bihel Weln- rors: sisters. Mrs. . Cloldie Royalty, | Net Saat of Jaxsiie property ....ceeee RTS AA $18, it yo Bae. Mra, Ethel Slant ‘Wite, Ver. | Roxie Moore; brothers, Bronson, Stranton, | Number of taxable p cevessseniarainenans Sas SARC esser, =| Dell, Byron, Lavy on lo De, SHELBURN—Mrs. Mary Lou Williams, Pr ty Ra ¥T. WAYNE—Theodore Sherman, 62 76. Survivors: Daughters . Mss. Commo- RA Lat ol 5.008 78 | Edwin GC. Crosby. Burvivors: DIOters.|dore Smith, Mrs. Frank Adamson; brother. | gecial ‘schol a 408 NT Mrs. Alice Mitten, Grace and Mabel Cros-| Reed Douglas. Tuition .. jhriey 338 aa Miss Ethel Cox. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. a ELE VILLE A Bdvards, tv. Bond ...o..eoeiies sereevans ons - Jon Kotah E. Carter, 78. Survivors: | Thomas, Norman G.; daughters, Marverne IGRAY ociivnn vn tinun sivas sabissavs tanner rin $797 $120,650.78 Sons wads H., Carl O Ardith E: daugh-| Marie and Alice Kose Edwards sister, coupApaTIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE Mrs. Mrs. Herman Hold- : ' ’ ts collected imo ie J Wha HOR | ya Sy "Sal me Gta | Tinie bow amount, br, isd, 1 UNI AL, 4 amounts sueted Mrs, Catherine Yoder. Survivors: Hus- daughters, Mrs. George Phillips, Mrs. Mary band, Yjoton: | daughters, Mra. Saary belch Kelly; sons, Emory, feo, Leonard; brother, i Gollacisd om tol i, vange, Mrs. Pannie Miller, | Clyde Bartholomew. Tow: ) FUND Daa Artiearieins 43 760.56 § 1,106.40 § 5705.52 $33,483.13 Miss Sarah Lengact er; brother Joseph,| UNION CITY—Mrs. Laura Snooks Special Pe chool Lan, 700.59 10,604.45 30,884.93 187.02 Daniel and John Lengac ? Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Norman an, ition 20.564. 11,817.01 26,771.87 48, F. Detr Rot Re vOrS: wife, Mra, Nong Conkin. Mrs. Vernon Stough; \. 15.903.02 7371.44 4,390.20 9,920.08 grace: son, Kenneth daughters, Mrs. C.| brother, Ira chelberger. Mileski, Mrs. Ora Hou | YINCENNES-Ms. Nellis Raith an; MOUBL 5 vs fash metus eas on $66,308.84 839.800.30 $67.752.52 piri f- | meyer urvivors: Hus h 3 o tan 1evien g or AN Chrviinin: Huspand. — Jon sous. Robert. . John Tn Jr Harold J. | Texpavers dapeuiet hal oe 10th County Auditor not tater than ive Gare daughter, Mrs. William Peck: son, John Joseph; daughters, Mrs. John Dstendort, priot to the secon a September, and x 6 levy fixed by the Count brother, George Gerhardt; sister, Yingini nia tment. Mrs. Matshial Bow. Adjustment 3, Secon or oh Aonday 4 nu soto do, the County Auditor. ten pd - Aneta Gerhardt, Mrs. Ollbert Shake: sisters, Mrs. a t Pa Bh a by such ine om to the hate 3. | 18 Bpécker, Mrs. Samuel Fietcher, AXpayers er a GOODLANI--Mrs. Jessie Schriner, § " of Tax C issioners for her » reo, Survivors: © Husband, Edward; daughters, WINSIOW_ Hercules PF Tegmers :| tion with the County A not an "étober 18. ar te rd Mu, Pofathy Jo In ha, M1. Rant. Survivors, Nile Daisy: merer; br hr and fix & date for hesring in this nd / ock, ner, sons, "robert : . ’ 248. . Raiph; parenia, Mr, Mrs, Burdus Hight, . . " Dated Aug. s 1 ii

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