Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 85, Number 29, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 18 January 1962 — Page 7

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TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S (ABSTRACT) REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1961 LOCKE TOWNSHIP, ELKHART COUNTY

Balance FUNDS Jan. 1 Township $ 1.375 31 Special School—. 5.P99.82 Tuition _____ 1 ____ 2 £37.46 Dog 476.00 Fire 157.28 Library 4.00 TOTALS $10,749.85 DETAILS OF RECEIPTS TOWNSHIP FUND Source Amount Taxes—. Tune $2 245.57 Taxes—December 1,748.37 Sale of Ccme'ery Lots 340.00 Zook Ometory Fund Interest 8.00 Cemetery Donation ..... 5.14 Total Township Fund $ 4.347.08 SPECIAL SCHOOL^FUND Taxes—June —j. $ 14,190.83 Taxes—De ember —_ 12,077.80 State Dist. Transportation 6,781.92 Total Special School Fund $ 33,050.55 TUITION FUND Taxes—June $ 11,527.66 TANARUS; xes—De ember 9,693.33 Congressional Interest Retirement Assessments 126.90 Total Tuition Fund $ 21,410.13 DOG FUND Dog Tax from Assessor S 353.00 Total Dog Fund _.... $ 353.00 FIRE FUND Taxes—Tune ... $225.73 Taxes—December 192.36 Total Fire Fund , $ 418.09 LIBRARY FUND Taxes—. Tune • 564.31 Taxes—December ——- 480.90 Total Library Fund $ 1.045 21 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Trustee —Salary. Travel Expense Clerical and Office Rent Charles E. Goss _. $1,925.00 Nora Goss Books. Stationary and Printing and Advertising Nappanee Advance News 82.73 Wakarusa Tribune 86.73 Goble Printing Cos. 23.92 Care of Cemeteries Nappanee l.tilities Cos 18.00 John I. Goss 774.05 Hochstetler Tin Shop 261.76 Sinclair Refining Cos. 14.16 Myers Repair Shop 7.20 Mabel Yenna 73. M Magdalena Otto - 60.62 Other Civil Township Expenses __ The Kindig Agency 200.00 Bob Callander Insurance 26.20 Fred Cluen, Attorney 100.00 Kenneth Weldy 100.00 Denial Metzler 100.00 Irvin Stahly Total Dlfb. Townahlp Fund 14,062.48 DISBURSEMENTS SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND Instruction _ „„ Goble Printing Cos. * 84.62 New Printing Cos. 1882 EH Helmuth l®-4fi Ciyae sutton ■— jgyisrwsr— ■■= 72

Wottee 1* bwdby given (hat (he undersigned Administrator of the above captioned estate, has presented and filed: to) A final account hi final settlement of said estate and petition (b settle and allow account. (c) Petition for authority to distribute estate. and that the same shall be beard in the court room of said Court on the 26th day of January, 1962. at which tune all persons interested In said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. And the heirs of said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. Noble Dougherty Administrator Bernard L. Buckley Clerk of the above captioned Court Maynard Shrock Attorney for Estate Publish Jan. 11, 18, 1962 NOTICE of sale OF REAL ESTATE STATE OF INDIANA ) ) SS COUNTY OF ELKHART > IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CHARLES H. GEORGE, DECEASED: RICHARD GEORGE, EXECUTOR. IN THE ELKHART CIRCUIT COURT DECEMBER TERM, 1961. ESTATE NO. 8748 Pursuant to an order of the Elkhart Circuit Court on the 16th day of January, 1962, the following described real estate will be sold at private sale for not less than the appraised value thereof and for cash, at the office of Maynard Shrock, Attorney At Law, 110 East Market Street, Nappanee. Indiana, on the 16th day of February, 1962, at the hour of 2:00 O’clock P.M and from day to day thereafter until sold, said real es’ate being more particularly described as follows, to-wit: A part of the Southeast Quarter <SEt4) of section Twenty-five (25) Township Thirty-six (36) North, Range Four (4) East, in Elkhart County, Indiana, more particularly described as follows, to-wit: Assuming the South line of said section Twenty-five (25) to run due East and West and then beginning at a point that is Eighteen (18) rods West of the Southeast corner of said section Twenty-five (25); thence North Forty (40) rods; thence West Thirtytwo (32) rods; thence South Forty (40) rods to the Smith line of said section; thence East Thirty-two (32) rods to the place of beginning; excepting, however the following described lands; Beginning at a point on.the said South line of the said Southeast Quarter (SEI4) of said section Twentyfive (25), Township Thirty-nix (36) North, Range Four (4) East in Elkhart County, Indiana, that is Five Hundred Twenty-one and Eight-tenths (521.8) feet West of the Southeast Corner of said section, and running thence North Three Hundred seventy-six (376) feet; thence East Sixty-seven (67) feet; thence South Three Hundred Seventy-six (376) feet; thence West Sixty-seven (67) feet to the place of beginning. All persons interested in said sale shall be present at said time and place otherwise said sale shall be conducted in your absence. Bernard L. Buckley, Clerk Maynard Shrock, Attorney for Estate. Publish Jan. 18, 25, Feb. 1, 1962

Disburse- Balance Receipts ments Dec. 31 $ 4 347.08 $ 4.062 48 $ 1,659.91 33,050.55 32,859.06 6,091.31 21,410.13 20,420.90 3,826.69 353.00 410.50 418.80 418.09 405.00 170.36 1,045.21 1,049.21 None $60,624.06 $59,207.15 $12,166.76 Co —Activities Glenn Holdeman 2.340.00 Raymond Long ,■ 3,735.00 v „.>-nee Community Schools 1,057.20 Operation Andrew J. Miller 40.50 Charles Felts —• 49.73 Robinson & Price 274 cr Floyd Metzler 14.00 Nappanee Utilities Cos Lloyd Miller 40.00 Mrs. Gordon Stump 20.00 Cordon Stumo .. 35.00 Nunemaker Food Shop 36.59 M"ir.*.'-n-n'e Gafill D-X Oil Cos. 3 40 Carlyle Chupp .... 6.00 John Goss _4 - 18.00 Larry Fletcher ... :——— 65.00 Simon Miller .... 24.00 Mrs. C-rlyle Chupp 40.50 Shivelys, Inc 22.34 Martins —..—— 16.30 Orvil Teeters 19.00 o Bob Callander Insurance 67.16 Fixed Charges Olive Township Trustee 6.975.53 Nappanee Community Schools 15.288.73 Total Disb. Sp. School Fund $ 32,859.06 DISBURSEMENTS TUITION FUND Instruction B-2 John H. Sizemore 6 4,116.00 Leona B. Stump 4,118.00 Gleta Dausman 64.00 State Teachers Retirement Fund 126.90 Fixed Charges <F) OUve Township Trustee 18000.00 Total Disb. Tuition Fund S 20,420.90 DISBURSEMENTS DOO FUND Daniel Otto 8 80.00 Elkhart County Auditor 326.00 Thomas Mattern 34.50 Total Disbursements Dog Fund 6 410.50 DISSURSSMENTS FIRE FUND Olive Townahlp Trustee — 6 120.00 Nappanee City Treasurer 285.00 Total Disbursements Fire Fund 3 408.00 DISBURSEMENTS LIBRARY FUND Nappanee City Library 1 $1,049.21 Total Disb. Library Fund .... 8 1,049.21 I hereby certify that the foregoing la a true and correct etatement of the receipts and disbursement* of the above named township; that a complete and detailed annual report together with aU accompanying vou. hers showing the names of persons having boon paid money by the townanip has been filed as required by law in the office of the county auditor, and that a copy of such annual report la In custody of tha chairman of the township advisory board. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of tbe township.

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Mental Hospital Help Shortage Is Growing By Frank A. White When The Hoosier Day Editor talked to the Pollyanna Club at Morristown, one of the husbands present asked why it is so hard to get ward attendants and help at our 11 state mental hospitals. The starting wage is $205 a month and meals at wholesale cost. There is no great difficulty at this time in getting help at the Madison, Muscatuck, Evansville and Richmond state hospitals at the moment. However, it is a different story at Beatty Memorial Hospital in northern Indiana, and some of the other hospitals. Beatty must maintain a maximum security ward for some 600 criminally insane patients. There are not enough Merit Board applications and the superintendent has to go into the open labor market and bid against steel mills and other higher paid employment. Result is, he gets the leftovers. There are other angles through out the state. For instance, it takes a degree of skill and training to be even a ward attendant. The new employes are on probation for a six months training period. The turnover is great. The turnover of employes last year was 30.6% of the total. The national standard calls for a minimum of 175 doctors to care for the more than 14,000 Indiana mental hospital population. We have only 72. And in addition we lost 18 doctors last year, who quit, died, went into private practice, or moved to other states and to higher paying jobs. MONOXIDE POISONING INCREASES WITH WINTER Every year, when winter comes, there is a rash of deaths from monoxide poisoning. Several have occured already over the state. A warning on this great killer has been voiced by Dr. A. C. Offutt, State Health Commissioner. He spoke words that could save your, or my life, or that of one of our loved ones. He

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said: “Public Health Service Reports showed that in 1959, carbon monoxide from automobile exhausts killed 385 persons in the U. S. A. “Cold weather means closed windows in homes and cars, with automobiles, faulty gas burning appliances claiming victims. One of the dangerous aspects of carbon monoxide poisoning is that the symptoms do not immediately suggest the cause. Nausea and dizziness, accompanied by headache, should not be attributed to car motion and forgotten. Instead, auto windows should be opened and fresh air breathed for several minutes. Gas burning appliances in the home should be cheeked for defective: operation. Amol" fresh air should always be available in garages and autos, even on coldest days. If someone in your presence is attacked by such poison, move him immediately to fresh air, give artificial respiration. Mouth to mouth breathing should be used if the pat'" v >i has stooped breathing. While on this subject, clon’t forget that to burn old, discarded automobile batteries is as lethal as playing with a loaded machine gun. PLASTIC BAG DEATHS CONTINUE TO RISE A little boy in our town was smothered to death recently with a plastic film bag used in dry cleaning. The child reached and got the bag from an adjoining table, it closed his nostrils and he died. There were 114 such deaths in the U. S. A. in 1960. When you get clothes from a cleaner in a plastic film bag, don’t rest until it has been burned.

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MOISEY NINE CLUB Ether Kiester was hostess Dec. 27th to the Noisey Nine Pinochle Club’s annual Xmas party. Pinochle high was won by Julia Heed, middle by Sue McCuen, travel by Phyllis Heckaman and low by Julia Truex. A holiday table was set for desert and a Xmas gift exchange enjoyed. Jan. TOth Shirley Miller hostessed the club with high hotior won by substitute, Carol Strang; middle by Helen Miller, travel by new-member, Carol Rogers, and low by Peg Stillson, also anew member. Nancy Curtis also played as substitute. Following desert business included setting 1962 hostess dates and electing Julia Reed to serve as PresidentSecretary for 1962. Mrs. Reed will also hostess February’s meeting Set for Wednesday, February 14th. FRIENDLY BLUEBIRDS Friendly Bluebirds met last Wednesday, after school for their first meeting of the year. A skit “School Days” vs. “School Daze” was given and games were played. Refreshments Were served by Cynthia Biever. Officers elected were Brenda Hazelrigg, president; Cynthia Biever, vice-president; Susan McKee, sec.; Vicki Berger, treas.; and Susan Callander, reporter. Leaders are Mrs. Dale Berger and Mrs. Dick Arnott, The bodies of 281,982 of the 360,819 Americans killed overseas in World War Two have been recovered and registered.

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