Ligonier Banner., Volume 66, Number 49, Ligonier, Noble County, 5 January 1933 — Page 2

The Ligonier Banner stablished 1856 ; Published by { : rik BANNER PUBLISHING CO. 124 Cavin Street W. C. B. Harrison, Editor M. A. Cotherman, Manager Published every Thursday and entered the Postoffice at Ligenier Indiana as second class matter. :

- Adams May Lose Highway Joh. The recent dispute between Gov. Paul V. McNutt and R, Earl Peters. =2of Fort Wayne former Democratic state’ chairman, echoed in the state house Jast week with the discharge of a woman employe. Dismissal of James D. Admas, as chairman of the state highway commission and supporter of Peters’ candidacy for the U. S. senate nomination, also was anticipated in political circles. : Mrs. Williams supported Peters in ~ his demands to have collections of the Hoosier Democratic club, state house organization, handleq by the state committee. Adams spoke at a banquet in Fort Wayne last month when Peters opened his campaign. The highway department chairman was reported to have been engaged in numerous disputes with the governor recently. Adams’ present one-year term ends within a few months,

Diphtheria on Decrease,

An appreciable decrease was noted iz the incidence of diphtheria as compared with the last four or five weeks Although the total for influenza is some higher, it is stil! much lower than might be expected considering the season of the year,

Such is the announcement of the Indiana Division of Public Health received and covering the morbidity report for the week endng December 186. The report shows 183 cases of chicken pox, urban, 170; measles 39, urban 33; gcarlet fever 183, urban 87; small pox’ 4, urban 2; typhoid fever 4. rural 4; whopping cough 2€, urban 23; diphtheria 65, rural 51; influenza, 61, all rural; pneumonia 6, urban 4; mumps 3, all urban. -

Building New Sewer at Cromwell. The CWA project is to mean much to Cromwell—the building of a new sanitary sewer system. The extreme colg and snow has. prevented work on the new project, but some seventy men are ready to resume work just as soon as the weather permits. Soil conditions present quite a problem to the workers. Cromwell is located on one of the greatest clay hills in the count yand during wet weather the clay behaves like gumbo, while in dry weather it is almost impossible to drive a nail into the clay. Then at a depth of from five feet of more, quicksand is encountered and caveins are apt to occur at any moment. One occurred near the lumber yard last week and workers have been using curbing extensively since that time

Barn and Contents Destroyed.

Fire or undetermined origin destroyed a barn and corn crib, together with all the contents, at the Edward Sprouse farm, one and one-half miles northwest of Stroh, last week, entailing a loss estimated at approximately $2,500. There was $BOO insurance carried on the barn and $lOO on the corn crib, but none of the .contents wag insured. Seven hundred crates of onions, representing the 1933 crop; 400 bushels of corn and 280 bundlés of corn fodder were destroyed. :

Petit Jury Drawn.

The following petit jury was drawn by Clerk Harold V. Curtis and Jury Commissioner John Singleton for the January term of the Woble circuit court: 5

Donald Kimmell, York township; Merton Swagger, York; Levi D. Price, York; Herman Frick, Orange: .Lester McDonald, Noble; Allen Tague, Perry; Chas. Fieldheiser, Sparta; John H. Reinkenbarger, Swan; Leo Borck, Allen; Earl H. Hill, Green and Lewis C. Hontz, Washington.

New U. 8. District Attorney.

iwllliam Duff, former LaGrange attorney, who has been a holdover as assitant to U. 8. Fleming, will leave the federal service January 8 and engage at Port Wayne in active practice ot law. He will be succeeded by Luther M. Swigert, 28, of Hammond.

Plain Dresses c and Coats_ U Mens Suits | and Overcoats W Call for and Deliver Phone 86 Laundry and

- Richville Church, Rev. B. M. Foster, Pastor. Sunday school at 9:30. Epworth League at 6:00.

Preaching service at 7:00. The atendance at Sunday . school last Sunday was 183. The Red Team won the contest by a small margin, the Green team taking defeat with fine spirit. After all, defeat to either team 'is hot defeat to the Sunday school but, rather the contest is victory for all, an open door through which the Sunday school has reached a great number of people, and an opportunity for better service in the future. The Green team will entertain the Red team at the church Friday evening of this week. Everyone who has attended the Sunday school at any time during the contest is invited,

The reorganization of the Sunday school was effescted last Sunday with the following results: . Superintendent-—Monroe Ott. Assistant—Mrs. Grace Harper. Secretary—Elizabeth Blue. * Assistant—Wilfred Nelson. : _ Treasurer—John Emmeret. Pianist—Ruth Harper. Assistant—Treva Simmons. Chorister-—Arthur Simmons. Assistant—Mrs. Grace Harper. Missionary Supt.—Mrs. Geo. Hire. Missionary Treas.—Junior Emmert Home Dept. Supt.—Mrs. Orlo Green, Cradle Roll Supt.—Mrs. Roy Blue. i . Librarian—Treva Simmons. Temperance Supt.—Mrs. H. B. Burk Birthday Supt.—Tom Hire. The teachers will be chosen later. Leaders for the Epworth League meeting are Lucile Hinderer and Elizabeth Blue, :

Special Evangelistic services will begin Sunday evening at 7:00, continuing throughout the week. The pastor expects to have some one to assist with the music. Let us hope for good weather and good attendance. _ The Young People’s Rally will be held next Wednesday evening instead of Tuesday evening at the Lutheran chiurch in Millersburg. ‘

Christian Church.

- We commence a new year in our Sunday school work next Sunday. Are you in a school studying God’s Word to man? If not why not get in this the first Sunday of the year? We have a class adn teacher for you. Sessions begin at 9:30 a.m. in charge of Chas. Cornelius. We urge you to enter and enter now. o

Communion and preaching service a' 10:30 a.m., sermon by Rev. M. V. Grisso. . A cordial welcome to every one. We hope to greet you. Come in the spririt of Christ, a 2 program in your heart, a song on your lips. Union services at 7:30 at the Presbyterian church. You will want to hear this program. ' The membership of the Christian church were happy in sponsoring the union Sunday night programs for the months of November and December. We are hoping to have the privilege of doing so some time again. We trust our membership will 'give the same help and interest as these services are continued in the other churches.

United Brethren Church, Rev. S. P. O’Reilley, Pastor.

9:30 Sunday school under the capable direction of Ray Meroney. The worship program will be in charge of the Loyal Women’s Sunday school class.

10:30, Morning worship, subject, “Forward with Christ,” the offertory will be played by Margaret Compton, also ‘spcial vocal music. 6:00, Senior and Intermediate Christian Endeavor. ?

7:00, Evening worship service, subject, “Measuring the Immeasurable”. Music by men’s double quartette. 7:00, Wednesday evening, we will present the seconq series of the Bible in streopticon picture. If you are interested in the Bible it will pay you to spenq the next ten Wednesday evenings at the prayer service.

Prebyterian Church Rev. G. H. Bacheler, Pastor

“We should serve in'newne-ss of spirit” Roman 7:6

The Communion Service Sunday 10:45 open to all Christians will help in this. Anthem by the choir and a Communion meditation. :

S. 8. at 9:30 Howarg Herald Supt. “The Night of the Past” was the sermon topic of the closing year last Sunday. : '

‘Wallace Swank sang a very fine solo. i

If you have no c‘hurch home elsewhere, this church will welcome you. Uniion evening Service at 7:30. -

Methodist Church. Rev. C. C. Wischmeier, Pastor.

Two more Sundays before we go into .our new church. Next Sunday the pastor will speak on the subject of “Worship.” The following Sunday he will yse the material the folks of the church are providing for him and will hand in next Sunday. -

. Miss Janis Dewey will lead the Epworth League Sunday evening at 6:30. - Prayer meeting next week at the home of Mrs. Cavin. ;

Choir rehersal each Wednesday ev+ ening. il : g

Damage Case Settled. A -compromise - settlement for the death ofi Ira Kuhns, 16, ion December 19th, was effected in the Elkhart circuit court when Judge Aldo J. Simpson granted Elj Kuhns, of near Nappanee, $6OO judgment in his suit against the E. E. Mills Trucking Co., - of South Bend. Young Kuhns wag' killeg on U. 8. 6, east of Nappanee, when the buggy in which he was riding with his father was struck by a truck owneg by the _defendant.. - Subscribe Now For ‘The Ligonier M, - j

TRUSTEE’S REPORT The township trustee’s: annual report to the advisory board of Elkhart Township Noble County, Indiana, December 31, 1933. . Township Fund : Received : Bal on hand Jan, 11933 § 768.56 Auditor Jupe distribution 680.70 Auditor Dec. distribution 677.83

Total 2127.09 i Disbursements ' Ligonier Leader annual report 65.47 Banner Pub. Co. annual report 65.47 D. H. Goble» Prtg. Co. supplies 19.06 Ruby F, Schwab supplies 1.64 T. J. Mawhorter pt. salary 120.00 Ligonier Leader printing 3.00 Ruby F. Schwab supplies 1.89 Ligonier Leader budget pub. 43.20 Banner Pub. Co. budget pub. 43.20 T. J. Mawhorter part salary - 300.00 Ruby F. Schwab supplies 1.62 D H Goble Prtg Co. supplies 13.79 T. J. Mawhorter part salary 75.00 Ruby F. Schwab supplies 1.60 E. C. Reidenbach advisory board 5.60 M. H. Spangler attorney fee 35.00

G. L. Kitchen advisory pay 5.00 Jesse LeConnt advisory pay - 5.00 T. J. Mawhorter salary . 225.00 Total 1029.94 Special School Fund o Received : Bal. on hang Jan. 1 1933 § 8948.61 Auditor of State gas tax 10.80 Auditor June distribution 3035.58 State Auditor, gas tax refund 8.20 Auditor Dec. distribution - 2978.76 Total 14981.95 Disbursement Peoples Mutual Tele Co. due 7.25 H. D. Frick coal 249.44 U. C. Rose hack service - 73.00 Geographical Pub. Co. atlag 13.80 N. In. Pub. Ser. Co. electricity 15.83 Glenn Hooten repairs J 2.80 Beckley Cardy Co. supplies 3.70 Frank Eranks, hack service 60.00 Vance Fulk, hack séervice' 78.00 Elmer Magnuson, hack service 55.00 Clarence Frick hack service - 86.00 Ward Rimmel hack service 78.16 Homer Boyd hack service 85.50 Claude Conrag hack service 90.00 E. E. Thompson janitor, sup. 80.61 R. V. Weaver janitor i 'lOO.OO J ohn D. Morrell repairs 44700 R. A. Wolfe gas , 15.70 J. 1. Holcomb supplies 491 Cutler Hammer Mfg Co. repairs 2.96 Beckley Cardy Co. sup. ) 4.85 N. Ind. Pub. Ser Co. electricity 16.19 Chas. W. Schwab supplies 58.34

Keith Krippner supplies 1.50 Frank Franks hack service 60.00 Vance Fulk hack service 78.00 Elmer Magnuson hack gervice 55.00 U. C. Rose hack service 73.00 Clarence Frick hack service 86.00 Ward Rimmell hack service 78.16 Homer Boyd hack service 85.50 ‘Claude Conrad hack service 90.00 ; E. E. Thompson janitor 80.00 R. V. Weaver janitor - 100.00 R. A. Wolfe gas L 88 State Farm Auto Ins. 135.50 N. Ing Pub Ser Co. electricity 11.69 J. L. Tierney supplies 1.80 Frank Franks hack service 63.50 Vance Fulk hack service 81.50 Elmer Magnuson hack service . 55.00 U. C. Rose hack service 73.00 Clarence Frick hack service . 89.50. Wward Rimmel -hack service 78.16 Homer Boyd hack ser. etc, 86.85 Claude Conrad hack service 90.00 E. E. Thompson- janitor 80.00: R. V. Weaver janitor 100.00: Roy Gaby insurance Tin 1901 Fairbanks Morse Co. repairs 154 Homer Boyd hack service 43.75; R. A. Wolfe gas . 15.70;

Chas. W. Schwab supplies 35.88 N. Ind Pub Ser Co. electricity 16.0% Huntington laboratories sup. 5.37 Frank Franks hack service 76.00 Vance Fulk hack service 78.00 Elmer Magnuson hack service 55.00 U. C. Rose hack service 73.00 Homer Boyd hack service ° 42.75 Clarence Frick hack service 86.00 Wiard Rimmell hack service 81.36 Claude Conrad hack service = 90.00 Rollo V Weaver janitor - 100.00 E. E. Thompson janitor 80.00 Clint V. V. Lee, county diplomas 29.10 H. D. Frick supplies 14.24 Ralph Stanley tests 7.45 E. L. Milner repairs 485 N. Ind. Pub. Ser. So. electricity 15.65 Leonard Bates labor 38.00 Fairbanks Morse Co. repairs 1.80 Ralph Stanley com. expenses ~ 16.22 Halferty Drug Store supplies ~ 4.69 N Ind. Pub Ser. Co.electrivity 4.55 Chas. W. icél_wa;b supplies 10.13 Eagles & “Son supplies ; 10.03 Lon Hart labor ' { 3.00 H. D: Frick coal 46447 E L Milner repairs St en N. Am. Fibre Pro, Co.-equipment 17.00

'N. Ind. Pub Ser Co. electricity = 4,15 A. G. Mayo ref. books 20.83 T. C. Holcomb supplies 6.65 Noble Rouch supplies ; 27.30 C. A. Miser piano repair ’ 12.00 St. Farm Aut. Ins. insurance 61.21 E. E. Thompson gervice: 4350 M. F. Steinbarger hack service 43.20 Lon Hart mowing lawn - 250 Rollo V. Weaver cleéaning bldg. 50.00 Wm. Heighn repairs’ 6.00 Palmer Pro. Inc. supplies = 12.08 J. Roberts painting 7.00 Frank Franks hack seryice 27.90 Vance Fulk hack service ° 35.10 Elmer Magnuson hack service 22.50 U. C. Rose hack service 34.35 Homer Boyd hack service - 38.47 Clarence Frick, hack service 38.70. Ward Rimmel Hack service 3517 gtau‘de Conrad hack service = 40.50 10110 V. Weaver janitor etc 65.45 E. B. Thompson janitor ete, = 37.28 Flint & Walling Mfg. Co. repairs 7.40 Stafford Johnson Co. furniture 29.42 aawme EaE o 048 Ft. Wayne Bng. Mfg. Co. repairs 635 Sterling School sup Co. sup. 21.28. Joe Fulford repairs .. 3950 | Frank Franks hack service ~ 27.90 |

Elmer Magnuson hack service 22.50 U. C. Rose hack service 103.05 Homer Boyg hack service '38.48 Clarence Frick hack service 38.70 Ward Rimmel hack service 35.18 Claude Conrad hack service 40.50 Rollo V. Weaver janitor 45.00 E. E. Thompson janitor °~ ° 36.00 Walter Weaver labor 2.00 R. R. Stanley supplies 5.81 Huntington Laboratories sup 136.75 D H Goble Prtg Co. supplies 17.71 ‘A. Flanagan Co. supplies 31.22 Chas. W. Schwab telephone rent 6.00 Kiger anq Co, supplies 92.30 IN. Ind. Pub. Ser. Co., electricity 23.55 ‘Riley Dukes labor . 2.50 Litchfield Mfg. Co. repairs 3.22 J. E. Scott labor 23.60 D. W. Hooten, repairs 3.00 American Corporation ref. bhook 49.85 Cahs. W. Schwab, supplies 49.85 Morel Bros. labor 15.20 Frank Franks hack service 54.00 Vance Fulk hack s€rvice 70.20 Elmer Magnuson hack service _45.00 Homer Boyd hack service 76.95 Clarence Frick hadk service 77.40 Ward Rimmell hack service 70.35 Claude Conrad hack service 81.00 R. V. Weaver janitor 90.00 ‘E. E. Thompsbn janitor 72.00 M. F. Steinbarger repairs 16.00 U. C. Rose, hack service 34.35 Educational Music supplies 14.80 Sam Fox Pub. Co. sup. 2.68 R. A. Wolfe gas 21.73 E. L. Milner supplies 7.66 ‘R. V. Weaver janitor - 45.00

Standard - Oil Co. oil | : 3.27 A. Flanagan Co. supplies 1.55 N. Ind. Pub Ser Co. electricity 12.23 R. A. Wolfe oil - | 3.5 b Frank Franks hack service 67.35 Vance Fulk hack gervice 70.20 Elmer Magnuson hack service 45.00 L. C. Rose hack service 34.35 Homer Boyq hack service 716.95 Clarence Frick hack service 77.40 Ward Rimmell hack service 70.35, Claude Conrad hack service 81.00 R. V. Weaver janitor 45.00 E. E. Thompson janitor ete. © 16.37 Reading Electric Co. repairg 3.36 Fairsbanks Morse Co.,repairs 12.49 WNat’l Mdill Sup Co. supplies 4.00 Dan Eberly wood 5.00 Norman C. Hayner Co..supplies 34.90 Flint & Walling Co. supplies 6.66 Kiger and Co. supplies 5.58 N. Ind. Pub Ser Co. 14.46 I'rank Franks hack service 54.00 Vance Fulk hack service 70.20 Elmeér Magnuson hack service 45.00 U. C. Rose hack service 68.7¢ Homer Boyq hack service 76.95 Clarence Frick hack service 77.40 Ward Rimmel hack service 70.35 .Claude Conrad hack gervice' 81.00 Rollo V. Weaver janitop 90.00 BE.E, Thompsqp janitor 72.25 J. 1. Holcomb Co. sup. - 49.97 R A. Wolfe gas 2213 Arthur Smolinske cleaning bldg. 20.40 Hoosier Paint Works paint 185.00 G. L. Kitchen paint brushes 6.50 Chas W. Schwab supplieg 15.54 Total & 8732.64 | Tuition Fund & : Received °

:Bal on hand Jan. 1 1933 $- 7863.03 Albion Nat. Bank :int. $ 9.85 Albion . Nat’l bank int. 24.90 Aud. Com, revenue . 589.01 Albion Nat’l bank int. 19.65 Auditor surplus dog fund 132.56 Albion Nat’l bank interest 16.71 Albion Nat’l bank int. 11.91 Albion National Bank, interest 11.75 Albion Nat’l bank inft. 11.32 Auditor June distribution 5246.36 Auditor Com revenue : 456.94 Correction of error : 6.65 Albion Nat’l bank int. 11.71 Albion Nat’l bank interest 25.89 Albion Bal’l int. 22.23 Albion Nat’l Bank, interest 18.83 Auditor, excess tax 559.69 Albion Nat’l Bank, interest 14.64 Auditor, Dec. distribution - 5216.16 Total ; 20269.59 : Disbursements

0. H. Greist, teach ret fund 181.57 State Treas., Dec. Depository fd: 5.95 | J. L. Tierney, teaching 231.25 B. E. Hoover, teaching 150.00 Irma Shumaker, teaching '145.00 Harolq Jones, teaching 135.00 Mary Ellen Harrison, teaching 140.00. Keith Krippner, teaching 130.00 Helen LeCount, teaching =~ 103.95 Thora Franks, teaching 114.60 Ruth Schwab, teaching 126.10 T. C. Holcompb, teaching 140.00 John W. Todd, teaching' 110.00 Evangeline Franks, teaching 127.40 Audrey Stauff, teaching 128.05 J. L. Tierney, teaching 231.25 B. E. Hoover, teaching 150.00 Irma Shumaker, teaching 145.00 Harold Jones, teaching - 135.00Mary Ellen Harrison, teaching 140.00 Keith Krippner, teaching 130.00 Helen LeCount, teaching 103.95 ;Thora\Franks, teaching ' 114.60 Ruth Schwab, teaching 126.10 T. C. Holcomb, teaching 140.00 John W. Todd, teaching 110.00 Evangeline 'Franks, teaching 127.40 Audrey Stauff, teaching + 128.06 J. L. Tierney, teaching, etc. 281.25 B. E. Hoover, teaching . 150.00 Irma Shumaker, teaching = 145.00 Harold Jones, teaching ' 185.00 Mary Ellen Harrison, teaching 140.00 Keith Krippner, teaching | = 180.00 Helen‘Lgcogmt, teaching 103.95 Thora Franks, teaching 114.60 Ruth Schwab, teaching ~ 126.10 T. C. Holcomb, teaching 140.00 John Todd, teaching = 110.00 ‘Evangeline Franks, teaching 12740 Audrey Stauff, teaching 12805 J. L. Tiereny, teaching 23125 B. E. Hoover, teaching © 150.00 Irma Shumaker, teaching 133.64 ‘Mary Ellen Harrison, teaching 128.96 Helen LeCou %béfigifl»s L e Thora P, e ;134 2 T. C. Holcomb, teaching | , 128,65 |

John W. Todd, teaching 98.67 Evangeline Franks, teaching 127.40 Audrey Stauff, teaching . 128.06 0. H. Greist, teach. ret. fund 90.75 Wm, Stoven, st. sink: fund 63.67 Wm. Stoven, st. sink. fund 9.79 ‘W. H. Mentzger, transfers = 49.02 ‘Wm. Stoven, st. sink. fund ~ 9.44 ‘'Wm. Stoven, st. sink. fund 9.75 IJ. L. Tierney, teaching - 100.00 B. E. Hoover, teaching 68.75. Irma Shumaker, teaching 31.50 Harold Jones, teaching 62.50 Keith Krippner, teaching . 56.25 Helen LeCount, teaching 50.00 Thora Franks, teaching 50.00 Ruth Schwab, teaching .~ 50.00 T. C. Holcomb, teaching 65.25 John W. Todd, teaching 50.00 Audrey Stauff, teaching . - 50.00 ' Helen Neidhardt, teaching 22.00 J. L. Tierney, teachnig 100.00 B. E. Hoover, teaching 68.75 Irma Shumaker, teaching 62.50 Harold Jones, teaching 62.50 Keith Krippner, teaching 62.53 Helen LeCount, teaching 50.00 ‘Thora Franks, teaching 50.00 Ruth Schwab, teaching 50.00 T. C. Holcomb, teaching 60.0 Q John W. Todd, teaching 50.00' Audrey Stauff, teaching 50.00 Helen Neidhardt, teaching 22.00 J. L. Tierney, teaching 200.00 B. E. Hoover, teaching 137.50 Irma Shumaker, teaching 125.00 Harold Jones, teaching 100.00 Helen Neidhardt, téaching 44.00 Keith Krippner, teaching 112.50 Helen LeCount, teaching - 100.00 Thora Franks, teaching 100.00 Ruth Schwab, teaching 100.00 T. C. Holcomb, teaching 120.00, John W. Todd, teaching 100.00 Audrey Stauff, teaching - 100.00 }Harold Jones, teaching 50.00 J. L. Tierney, teaching v 2 200,00 B. E. Hoover, teaching 137.50 Irma Shumaker, teaching 125.00 Harold Jones, teaching 75,60 Helen Neidhardt, teaching 44.00 Keith Krippner, teaching 112.50 Helen LeCount, teaching 100.00 Thora Franks, teaching - 100.00 Ruth Schwab teaching 100.00 T. C. Holcomb, teaching 120.00 |J. W. Todd, teaching 100.00 Audrey Stauff, teaching -100.00 J. L. Tierney, teaching . 200.00 E. E. Hoover, teaching . 137.50 Irma Shumaker, teaching - 102.29 Harold Jones, teaching ;0 101.74 Helen Neidhardt, teaching % 44.00 Keith Krippner, teach 112.50 Helen LeCount, teaching 77.29 Thora Franks, teaching 77.29 Ruth Schwab, teaching 77.29 T. C. Holcomb, teaching 97.29 John W. Todd, teaching 1132 Audrey Stauff, teaching 100.00 -Wm. Stoven, st. sink. fund 83.86 Total ‘ \ 12803.92

.Dog Fuand s ' Received Bal on hand Jan. 1 1933 $ 106.60 Jesse Swank dog tax "« 117.00 T. J. Mawhorter dog tax 58.00 T. J. Mawhorter dog tax 37.00 Total 318.60 Disbursements Ward Rimmell, sheep Kkilled 14.00 Earl Stauff, sheep killed 18.00 Ward Rimmell, sheep killeqg 14.00 Earl Hicks, hog killed . b.OO D. G. Kimmell, sheep killed 8.00 Wm. Butz, sheep killed 10.00 J. H. Steinbarger, sheep killed 5.00 Lloyd Winright, sheep killed 10.00 -J. H. Steinbarger, sheep killed 10.00 Karl Weingart, sheep killeg 8.00 Clarence Gill, sheep killed 8.00 Ed Piggott, sheep killed 8.00 Barl Hicks, sheep killed 5.60 W. C. Ott, hog killed 7.00 Cecil Phares, sheep killed 4.00 F. A. Gill, sheep killed 8.00 Karl Weingart, sheep killed 5.00 Frank Crago, sheep Kkilled 5.00 Jesse Boss, sheep killed 19.50 Ward Rimmell, sheep killed 10.50 Elmer Magnuson, sheep killeq 5.00 Total ; . 194.60

Outstanding “Warrants No. 323 5 $ 100.00 No. 328, 76.95 No. 330 70.35 No. 331 £ 81.00 No. 334 = 19.50 No. 336 - 49.97 No. 337 22.13 No. 338 P 35.00 No. 339 o 5.00 No. 340 5.00/ No. 341 - 5.00| Na 3z 24.50 No. 343 ) 18.50 No. 344 o 5.00 No. 345 20.40 No. 346 185.00 No. 347 ~ 83.86 No. 348 ' 6.50 No. 349 15.54 No. 350 : - 225.00 Total He e s 0064 98 Statement showing amount of /all ‘moneys paid to the various funds of Blkhart township Noble county. 1 Disbursements therefrom and bal;\a‘ncefls therein for the year ending December 31 1933.

Township Fund o Jan. 1 bal on hand 768.56 Receipts during year 1358.53 Total Bal. ang receipts 2127.09 ~Dispursements during year 1029.94 Eifal balances 1097.15 Special School Fund Jan. 11933 balance on hand $§ 8948.61 Receipts during year 6033.34 C—— Total balances.and receipts 14981.95 Disbursements during year = 8732.64 ‘Final balances = 624931 s £ Taiion Pwnd o Jan, 11933 balance on hand $ 7863.03 ‘Receipts quring year 12406.56 ‘Total bal. and receipts . 20269.59 Disbursements during year 12803.62 Final balances /= 7466.67

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, Dog Fund i Jan. 1 1933 bal on hand § 106.60 Receipts during year LSOOB Total bal. and receipts 318.60° Disbursements quring year 194.60 Final balances - 124.00 Totals of All Funds Jan. 1 1933 balance on hanq 17686.80 Receipts during year 20010.43 Total bal and receipts 37697.23 Disbursements during year 22761.10 Final balances : 14936.13 Total balance as shown by this report $14936.13; minus $1148.16 in Farmers State Bank Liquidating Bank Wawaka, Ind. net balance $13,787.97 Warrant-checks outstanding December 31 1933 $1054.20 :

Total balances and outstanding warrants December 31 1933 $14842.17 Cash in depository December 31 1933 $14842.17. - I, T. J. Mawhorter, the Trustee of Elkhart Township, Noble County, Indiana, do solemnly swear that the preceding report of reeceipts, disbursements and balances is true and correct, as I verily believe; and I further declare that the sums with which I am charged in this report are all of the sums received by me, and that the various items of expenditures crediteq have been fully paid in the sums stated, and without express of implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or any other person. And I further declare, and swear that I have re ceiveqd no money, nor article of value, in consideration of any contract by me ag Trustee of this township. T. J. MAWHORTER Trustee . of Elkhart Township

- Subscribed and sworn to before, the Chairman of the Advisory Board of this Township this 2ng day of January 1934, o ' :

. Edwarq C. Reidenbach, Chairman of Advisory Board of this Township at their annual meeting, this the 2nd day of January 1934. : ‘Edward C. Reidenbach - ~ G. L. Kitchen e Jesse LeCount Advisory Board of Elkhart Township

To Cut Production Is Plan.

- Production cuts of 20 percent in corn acreage and 25 per cent in number of pig litters farrowed and hogs marketeq are the principal things required of the individual farmer in fulfilling his part of the contract with the Government under the corn-heg production and adjustment program, according to M. A. Nye Noble County Agricultural Agent. = These production cuts for 1934 will be based! upon the farmer’s average corn acreage for the years 1932 and 1933, and upon the average number of litters farrowed and hogs marketed from these ltters in the same years. This means that if a farmer averaged 40 acres of corn for the past two years, he will agree under his con-

tract to grow not more than 32 acres for 1934. Likewise if he has produccd an average of 16 litters of pigs and has marketed an average of 100 hogs from these litters during. the two years, he will agree to produce not more than 12 litters and market not more than 75 hogs from them during 1934, 97 s

" The individual production reduc-‘ tions, 'when multiplied by the :otal number of corn and hog growers throughout the United States, will provide the total reductions in these crops, which are necessary to help bring supply into line with effective demand. FEach farmer’s part will be a vita lcontribution to the broad national plan of production adjustment.

Cash benefit payments, -made by the Government ‘to those farmers who take part in the program, will make it possible for them to reduce their e¢orn and hog production withcut loss of immediate cash income, according~to Mr. Nye. Ang in addition to these cash payments the farmers will be in. position to profit through any improvement in' corn and hog prices as a result of production adjustment.

! Killeq in Carsh. . George Weismuski, 30, Eria, Pa., was killed and his wife and another ‘man were injured when the automo‘bile in which they were riding skid ‘ded near Elkhart ang crasheg into a -utility pole. George Mitchell 24, of Erie, Pa., driver of the car,.and Mrs. ‘Weismuski, 32, were brought to a hospital in Elkhart. They are expecteg to recaver, - < o 0

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