Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 29B, Ligonier, Noble County, 16 August 1928 — Page 3

: Yery Valuable Book. A very valuable book setting out the advantages, rules and regulay tions of the Ligonier schools has jus{ been issued from the Banner office. The book, compiled by Superintendent Ralph E. Allen, has 126 pages.

® s " ; o Notice,To Taxpayers Of Tax Levies IN THE MATTER OF DETERMINING THE TAX RATES FOR CERTAIN PURPOSES BY WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, NOBLE COUNTY, INDIANA. BEFORE THE TOWNSHIP ADVISORY BOARD. Notice is hereby given the Taxpayers of said Township above named, that the proper legal officers of said mumicipality, at their regular meeting place on the 4th day of September, 1928, will consider the following budgea :— | BUDGET CLASSIFICATION FOR TOWNSHIPS TOWNSHIP FUND Salary of Trustee Se e o AR Oflea Beat .. . e i s ai GO Trustee’s Expenses & Twmveig .0 L iis i ISO Records and advertising. .. i v ilive cuiiinnc--c B 0 00 Publie ditehes (assessed aga'mst'township) S RIDOD Pay of Advisory Board - $ 15.00 Examination of Records ... o . :io. oo i i § 05000 Miscellaneous— : :

B e Uiy i iascea s TROY Tomi Towsship Pod oo . . oo iiioiiienii o BIA2OO ESTIMATE OF TOWNSHIP FUNDS TO BE RAISED Estimated expenditures, as above _____..___-.____._ $1372.00 ' Working balance at end of year to meet necessary ex- : penditures until receipts of revenne from taxation --% 100.00 Tobal - i esl b b s BTN T.ess estimated revenue and balance— _ : v Revenue not derived from taxation ____._..__.....__ $ 100.00 Balance at end of this yedy .ol . o e .. 8 00000 . Tolal dedtiotions 1. oi L e eeß DR Amount necessary to be raised by taxation _____ . ... $1372.00 ROAD FUND o Fabor .o acl il aae o BOOGIN Roaid tools and machines__ - —-oeeooocccoliocooaea-- $ 500.00 Bridges and culverts - ____-._. S S 80000 Gravel, stone and road material __ . ________§ 400.00 Miscellaneous— Y s o e s s s

Tothl Raed Fand ... o 0 ioo i aania ol 5366000 - ESTIMATE OF ROAD FUND TO BE RAISED Working balance at end of year to meet necessary ex- : Estimate of expenditures, as above ________.___.___ $3660.00 __penditures until receipts of revenue from taxation__ $ 500.00 : . e o e a s SAIBONE Less estimated revenue and balance— : Balance at end of this year oo $ 500.00 Total deduttons .- o s coisa L B 0 R 0 Amount necessary to be raised by taxation .- $3660.00 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND ; Repair of baildioge ... . oo ol il ol $ 100.00 School furniture and supplies - _——_—____.___ $ 200.00 ' Poel for siicol Bewses ... ... .. ... §AO L - Special Sehool Fund debt . oo oiil il oo $lOOO.OO : Payment of inferest .. - ol oo e $ 60.00 Teamdaitslion .. ... 0 oanons Do o 0 BTN Teshowy' laatitotes ... -.. __ .li . ..o 8 000 ‘ IR RO . i e B 0 Misecellaneous— ; L i o a i i e B 20000 Total Bhesial Sehool Fund ... . - .. .o e . 50400.00 ; ESTIMATE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND TO BE RAISED Estimate of expenditures ms above _____________.___ $6400.00 Working balance at end of year to meet necessary ex- : penditures until receipts of revenue from taxation -_$ 200.00 N e $6600.00 Less estimated revenue and balance— Balance at end of this year ... ... ..3. . B 20000 otal deductions .~ . ... ... .. ... ... . $ 000 D : Amount necessary to be raised by taxation ___.__________._. $6400.00

' BOND FUND < v Payaent of bonds -.. .. ..o o oao BIROIND Payient of mtevest ... .__ ... ..o o i § L 0 Foolal Bond Pund . ... ... .o - e RO ESTIMATE OF BOND FUND TO BE RAISED Estimate of expenditures as above ________________ $2840.00 Working balance at end of year to meet necessary expenditures until receipts of revenue from taxation __s 000.00 Tobal .. ... .o o ot e e ) 80N Less estimated revenue and balance— Belance af end of this Yo ... . ... .. ... 8 DGDOO Total dednobions ... . ... o G aan ik 000 Amount necessary to be raised by taxation _____.___________ $2840.00

TUITION FUND , Py of Wemehews .. . o o RRDIN 00 Branutens . oL iaa s anaaas a 0 ARERO A 0 Toled Telliew Wl ..o . o 0 a 0 oscal BTRBO N 0 ESTIMATE OF TUITION FUND TO BE RAISED- s Estimate of expenditures. as above _____.___.__._.__ $7500.00 Working balance at end of year to meet necessary expenditures until receipts of revenue from taxation.. $lOOO.OO POl o ee e SR Less estimated revenme and balance— : : Revenue not derived from taxation ________.________ $ 800.00 ° . Balance at end of this year __. .. __.____________. 1000.00 Total dednelions . . ... ..o 000 oo s s o BIGOB AN Amount necessary to be raised by taxation __________________ $5947.0¢ ' PROPOSED LEVIES !

Net faxable properby .- oo . ooloio oo o 1 805 10800 NAME OF FUND Levy on Property Amt to be Raised TOWNSHEIP ... .. . . iica.. .2 15-Gemis .. .. 21 BN BOAD - ... . o 0 s . iaia | NG BPECIAL BCHOOL ___..._ ... .. .....70Cents. . .. 192040000 BOND ... Oeals . . B TUITION . . ..o s o el $5,947.0C TOTAL . s e $20,219. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED ‘ AND TO BE COLLECTED i - Shows Amounts Collected Last Three Years e : ' 5 ; ‘To Be Collected Collected Collected Collected e . , This Levy : _ ; Levy on Levy on ~ Amount To

Polls Property Be Raised . NAME OF ]‘ UND 39286 1927 1928 1929 TOWNSHlP____.____ $6,650.00 $1,148.00 . $1,400.00 $1,372.00 “ROAD FUND ___.__ $2,000.00 - $2,610.00 $3,700.00 $3,660.00 SPECIAL DCHOOL_.. $4,550.00 ' $4,695.00 $6,100.00 $6,400.00 BOND BUND_.__.____ $3,080.00 3,028.00 $2,700.00 $2,840.00 TUITION FUND.__. $5,750.00 $5,221.00 $4,800.00 $5,947.00 TOTAL..._.._. $22,040.00 $16,706.00 $18,700.00 $20,219.00

Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be heand thereon. After? the tax levies have been determined, ten or more taxpayers, feeling themselves aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further and final action thereon, by filing a petition therefor with the County Auditor no tlater than the fourth Monday of _ September, and the State Board will fix a date of hearing in this county. 5 NOAH 8. STUMP, ' . Trustee of Washington Township.

Fatally Injured Williard Shanteanis6 a farmer living a mile north of Walton was fatals ly injured Monday when he fell from a hay mow to the floor of the barnp in which he was -working. Santeau was pitching hay and slipped.

Police to Enforee Liguor Laws Special police employed by the Bartholomew county W. C. T. U. are on duty at Columbus at the county fair this week in an effort to enforcq the prohibition laws. As the fair grounds are outside the city limits city police have refused to extend their duties to the fair and Sheriff Linza Allen refused a request of the W. C. T..U. to appoint special deputies because he said he did not know whether or not county commissioners would stand for the expense. Then the dry organization employed its own officers.

Held For Leaving Aeceident Scene ' Paul Dillon 21 a bell hop was arrested by South Bend police as the driver of the car which struck Robert Emerick 10 Friday night. The boy died later from his injuries. Dillon failed to stop and instead turned out his light and drove rapidly away. Police received a confidential report that Dillon was the dl:iver and af, ter his arrest he made a confession,

Celebrates 90th Anniversary.

Samuel G. Wise a former old time resident of Ligonier Tuesday celes brated the 90th anniversary of his birth and says he is good to reach the 100th. %

Jack Harris of Goshen spent Tuesday in Ligonier a guest ol Junioy Robinson. ;

Notice to T rs of Tax Levi |IN THE MATTER OF DE’I‘ER‘MINING THE TAX RATES FOR CERTAIN PURPOSES BY PERRY TOWNSHIP, NOBLE COUNTY, INDIANA, BEFORE THE TOWNSHIP ADVISORY BOARD . . Notice is hereby givefi the taxpayers of Pérry Township, Noble County Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place on the 4th day of September 1928 will consider the following budget: : : BUDGET CLASSIFICATION FOR TOWNSHIPS TOWNSHIP FUND - saiary of Prustee o L s e A 8 200 O/len Reft oLo b G e -60.00 Trasten’'s FREENEL - .e e s L 1O Hecords and AQVertiSIAE i e ib s 2h0.00 Bublic Ditehen .- o e s e 000 Fay of Advisory Board 0. L i e s 15.00 Care -of Cemeteries o s 10800 OlRer OB Gl cicnnn e e e e e e 100.00 TOthl Townshin FUBH .. nooiunuiimaeuiumaimmsia o SEINO.OO j POOR FUND ' o To reimbarse Gounty oL N 81200.00 : ROAD FUND. ; BOIOr o e e an Y caßaOn Nl Road Tools and MachIBBEIY: . i i iasiasis e - 300,00 Bildges snd, Culverin, .0 W 0 00 0T ageng Gravel Stone and Other MBEELIAL ... iiiinivivn i iansnnanas - 500.00 EMABCAIBROOME .oo g it imisiniains - oSI sorissmseminns 7 1000 00 . g i i i e S POl Roßd Thnll . es e SRAGE B 0 | . TUITION FUND - Pay of Teachem . i icii e e S 800000 Sehool TIEREREEE .. iit b e e 400000 Toml Fattion Pungd .00 conn e Srent 0y ' ~ SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND : Repale of Building an@ GroMßd ... .oliiin it 150,00 ißepalr B RamlDment . ..o e S 10008 School Parniture and BEquipment ... 0 ioiisnacaaan o 160.00 Sehool Bupen LOOO e e e 20000 JADUOR. SUPBIRE . b Ge A R s 5 10000 TNOL PO BCHONIE ()i v i St e DOD.OO TJORRE. INterest aand TREUYPENCE ..o b i Reasenen . 3000.00 Teachoe lAEEIMG .00 0 a e e LT 30000 TADIOT. MR .. ie b s e est . SOO.OO Transportation ol CBIRRen ... ... i G TOOO 0D Llght g BOWAE. i e se e 0000 MiSoUHaReOnSs - - ... .Gn s e i eGe an s S oR D ORON

TOthl Bpuciial Sehool FUDd ... couvscanndiviansribran s $54,500,00 BOND FUND - 5 Bonds i D e s R 0 MBBETOHE. 535 ichinionss masionsssissgionsaonshioantvcss perssmmsnsrivontioendasoinsnsoratsassass shsessnsasssn 501 200.00 Total BODA FUDM. ..ot rsicseseemisisssisssmisoms i ipsssessnssississmsscnicosroson. §8200,00 : : ESTIMATES OF FUNDS TO BE -RAISED. : Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund X Twp. Road Tuition Sp. Sch. Library Road Poor 1. Total Est. . : Expenditures.. $1920 §$ 5400 $lOOOO $14100...8 1000...$ 3200...% 1260 2. Miscellaneous | v Rev. Deducted .... ; g 0 2 3. Amt. to be : e raised by tax... 1920 5400 9400 14100 1000 3200 1200 4. Bal. July 81st ... 640 1081 5796 1151 -(o.d) 458 iy 5. Tax to be C 01...... 1800 2700 2900 5400 - 1400 6. Uncollected i

Miscellaneous Rev..... S 600 - : 7. Total Revenue ... 2440 3781 9296 4249 1858 8. Unexpended @ Appropriations 2925 1840 3834 5840 1740 9. Add. Approp. . . 3 : : 10. Temp. Loans : | 11. Total Deductions 2925 1840 3834 5840 _ 1740 . 12. Difference between i - lime 7 and 11 .. 485 1941 5462 = 1591 15 ‘ 13. Working Balance.. 500 = 1350 2500 3500 ; 14. Total to be 5 ‘ raised by Tax... 1935 4809 7038 19191 1000 3082 1200 " Net taxable property $3,314,665.00. < ‘Number of taxable polls 125. 5 ' i - .~ PROPOSED LEVIES. 9y it e Levyon % Amt. to Property 3 Be Raised TOOURE . i i ek Rt R i 42 $1935.00 EUMION. s b e s b B 8 7038.00 HOOEAI SCROGL ii i s iiaces B 8 7 S TN LABTATY ....oicoicivpimoionsiniminn Cuiesnmmunisersrssadbnsosns asssosusmnsvoniinenns = (08 Sy i 100000 ¢ 800 i Gk eßkg O £ 308800 POUP . baivitivnns imilinn | isiisiiiiisrinaies < (OR v . 1200.00 Rl s e e e s $38255.00

COMPARATIVE STATEMBENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED. . : i .. Tg be, FUNDS Gellected Collected Collected . Collected 1926 Levy 1927 Levy 1928 Levy 1929 Levy Township ...... ... $1526.63 . $1126.14 : 3658.68 ¢ < $1988.80 Roagd ... ... «. 534610 5270.62 - 5503.90 % 4972.00 Tuition ... .0 . 8818569 -(v 1060819 * 5895.66 7292.26 Special School ...... 687603 ' . 525752 T 1098442 - 19225.45 Bond. - i anas 381782 : 1338497 . 2937.98 2083.20OO i e : : - - +1200.00 i . Taxpayers appearing shall have a right fo be heard thereon. After the tax levies have been determined, ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved by such levies, may appedl to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further and final action thereon, by filing a petition therefor with the County Auditor not later than the fourth Monday of September, and the State Board will fix a date of hearing in this county. =~ _ HARRY SIMMONS, Trustee Perry Twp., Noble Gounty, Indiana. eo MR e e

. To Be Bonl Contest. : - The Jifmatown Tigers will play ball hePe Sunday afternoon with the Ligonier team and a hot contest is in prospect. The Tigers have been winning their games and the contest will be no easy one for the home boys. . ~ The Jimtown team is always ac‘companied by a small army of rooters and Ligonier fans will find plenty to do in their effort to offset this ‘influence. Every Ligonier fan should appear on the park grounds with hig voice. T }

Typhoid Threatens Small Towns

One hundred smal ltowns in Indiana are in imminent danger of a typhoid fever epidemic similar to the one in Southport. Dr. William F. King state health board secretary stated upon re-, turn to his office at Indianapolis after a conference with officials of that town. ‘

During the last week there has been sixteen typhoid cases there resulting in two deaths. :

To Visit Kendallville

Dr. Arnold Elson registered podiatrist will spend next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with his patrons in Kendallville, 5 : ;

Hammond Safe Robbed °*

A safe containing negotiable papers worth $5,000 and $2,500 in cash wag stolen from the Peter L. Davis bus 4 iness house at Hammond.

l ~ The Date is Fixed When we think of the many thousands of desolatel homes throughout fthe nation, homes where happiness ;and good cheer once dominated, only to be blasted by that Demon Rum, we shudder with fear and horror and ask of ourselves what, with this awful example set hefore them, can you expect of the rising generation. | You ask yourself, is there no way, is there no preventative? ]

! Yes, there is a way. Take one night off and sit through the grand scenic revival of “Ten Nights in A Bar-Room”’ and a glorious rejuvenation is assured. i

This age old drama, while brim-fuil of good wholesome comedy its moral is so temse that it gripes the very heartstrings of its auditors. It is u soul cleanser for old and young. Its llesson is one never to be forgotten. ‘;Pre-war prices 25 and 35 cents. No ‘higher .. ) . Exhibiting under strictly rain proof tents located corner Lincoin Way West and Maain street Ligonier Tuesday night August 21st.

Lindberg at San Antonio.

Acceptance by Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh of an invitation to be a distinguished guest of the American Les gion at its national convention at San Antonio Texas October ‘8 to 12 has added greatly to the already keen interest in the convention.

Nat. M. Washer general convention chairman has announced ‘tha tthe flying colonel has definitely accepted the invitation extended to him by National Commander Edward E. Spafford Special interest attches «to Lind-, bergh’s coming to San Antonio as this will 'be his first visit to the city sincée he graduated from the flying coursq at Kelly Field there in March 1925 and was placed in the air corps reserve.

Enemies Are Defied

Defiant in the face of .a “threat” that he “would be harmed” unless he leave Spencer Monday Aug. 13 the Rev. Frank D. McFadden youthiul pastor of the Baptist church was pPey paring for a program at the church “No man or devil can make me lay down my Bible~and give up my pastorate here as long as I think I can dqg some good” the pastor déclared. “If they come after me to do me violence they’ll find me preaching thq gospel and praising God.” . = .

Squirrels Plentiiul

About the usual number of squirrels are available this season to the hunters according to nimrods early to take advantage of the open season, ‘which began Aug. Ist. New game laws fix the day’s limit at five gray or fox squirrels. No squirrels killed in Indiana can be offered for sale as a matter of protection to prevent wanton killing of the game. - :

Girl is Sentenced.

Kathryn McKenzie Vrielynck 19 was sentenced to serve thirty days in jail on a charge of bigamy at South Bend. She was also fined $lOO and costs. . She admitted that she married Henry Vrielynck without having obtained a divorce from Clarence Mcj Kenzie. ;

Dies in Detor’s Office.

David Smith aged 42 last March residence seven miles north of Columbia City a sufferer for several years from heart trouble died Monday afs ternoon in the office of Dr. J. Wi Luckey at Wolf Lake where he had gone fo r medical aid. :

Decatur Farmer Hurt

Robert Chronister 24 a farmer residing four miles southwest of Decatur escaped with minor-injuries late Sunday when the automobile which he was driving was struck by a Fennsylvania railroad freight train at thg Winchester street crossing near that city.

Te Camp Perry Shoot.

Capt. Albert Black of Albion has received notification to report at Camyp Perry 0., the last week of August tg participate in the U. S. Reserve Corp shoot. Several other expert shotg rom the state will be present.

Charged With Murder in 1921

Charles L. Beatty 37 under indictment for seven years on a charge of murder growing out of the death of Sophia Wellman who was killed in an automobile accident was arrested at Indianapolis. ;

Killed in Roadhouse Fight.

Jay Creek 40.0 f Dunkirk a glass worker was stabbed to death with an ice pick by a man said to be Harry (Red) Garvin of Muncie at a road* house mnorth of Decatur Tuesday afternoon.

Milford Man Injured

" He C. Young 50 manager of the Bedell Novelty company of Milford wag injured late Tuesday afternoon when the automobile he was driving crash ed into the side of a log wagon.

Farmer Killed

Tvan D. Fast 34 former banker and gson of A. C. Fast was instantly killed at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning when the truck he was driving was struck by an interurban north of Roanoke,

o S, . “After Forty Years Harry Platt who left Ligonier forty years ago is here from Lincoln Nebraska visiting his brother Ed. -~ .o Big Corn Crop. Noble county will have a big corn ¢rop this year. Frost cannot damage the corn in the fields. e Pay,your Banuer subscriptions,

FLY OVER WAWASEE - Sat. and Sun., August, 18-19 . $3.00 Per Passenger Field one-half mile :North of Wawasee Inn on the James farm. Plane | pilot R. G. Nunsing, Fort Wayne. Lot |

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