Wolcott Beacon, Volume 11, Number 24, Wolcott, White County, 24 October 1963 — Page 1

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VOLUME XI

STATE SALES AND USE TAX EFEOTIVE AS OF WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 ' The sales tax became effective October 23 at 12:01 A. M. Persons selling at retail must have a registered retail merchants certificate as their authority to collect the. tax frnn thfi purchaser. Other wise such seller may be liable for the tax. Most business and profes ninnnl nponle. dealing in tan oihU nersonal property will be required to register and reRpcrlatered Retail Mer chants Certificate which will allow them-to make purchases for resale. For the purpose of collect lm? the sales tax in transac tions constituting selling at retail and for the issuance of demotion certificates in pur chases exempt from the tax, the following are required io obtain a Registered Ketai Mpf chants Certificate: All individuals, firms, partnprshlns. corporations and as sociations selling at retail in Indiana as retail merchants. Generally defined, selling at rntnil as retail merchants monns nprsons who in the or dinary course of a regularly rnndurted business sell any tangible personal property for use or consumption by the purchaser. Wholesalers, manufacturers, public utilities, hotels, motels and other persons regularly rpntimr for Periods of less than thirty (30) days. Governmental, charitable or pdsucational organizations which perform private or pro prietary selling activities. Farmers not selling at re tail will be required to Bign exemption certificate for quai iflpd nurehases without obtain Ing a Registered Retail Mer chants Certificate. Farmers not selling at retail will not be required to applv for a RogiBtered Retail Merchant Certificate. They will lie requested to sign an agriculture exemption certificate when making purchases of seed, feed, fertilizer, machinery and other similar items which are used in the production of food and commodities for resale. Following is a Bales Tax Chart as set up by the Indiaua Department of Revenue: Amount Between 0- .24 Collect Tax No tax lc .25- .74 .74- 1.24 .... 1.25- 1.74 .... 1.73- 2.24 - 2.25- 2.74 . 2.73- 3.24 . r 3.23- 3.74 .... 3.74 4.24 4.23- 4.74 .... 4.75- 5.24 . 5.23- 5.74 5.75- 6.24 ... 6.23- 6.74 6.75- TJ24 T.23- 7.74 .......... 7.75- 8.24 . - 8.23- 8.74 8.73- 9.24 ... 9.23- 9.74 . - 3e 4c Be ftc 7c 8e 9c 10c 11c 12c 13c 14c 13c lftc 17c 18c 19c

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WOLCOTT, WHITE COUNTY, INDIANA, THURSDAY, OCT. 24, 1963

ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Ben Trachscl of Wolcott announce the . engagement and approaching marriage of their aangnter, Gail Annette Siebenthal, and Mr. Max Bleiweiss. Parents of the prospective bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Max Christensen of Salt Lake City, Utah. Mr. Bleiweiss attends the University of California where he is studying Nuclear 1'hy sirs. '. ' '''..-.'',.--, Miss Siebenthal is a gradu ate of Purdue University. She is currently working towards bpr Master of Arts degree and teaching at the University of California. The couple is planning their u-pddimr for the Christmas holidays. Following the cere mony they will rturn to Berk ley, where they will mane men home. 10.75-11.24 11.25-11.74 11.75 12.24 23c 24c 25c 12.25 12.74 , 12.75 13.24 .-. - 2fic 13.24-13.74 27c 13.75-14.24 - - 14.25-14.74 14.75-15.24 .... - 15.25-15.74 - 15.75-10.24 10.25-10.74 1G.75-17.25 17.25-17.74 - 17.75 18.24 18.25-18.74 18.75-19.24 19.25-19.74 19.75-20.24 20.25-20.74 ---- 20.75-21.24 21.25 21.74 21.75-22.24 o o. no 71 22.75-23.24 - 23.25-23.74 23.75 24.24 28c 29c 30c 31c 32c 33c 34c 33c 30i 37c 38c 3Uc 40c 41c 42c 43c 44c 45c 40e 47c 48c 49c 50c 5tc 52c 53c 54c 55c noc 57c 38c 59c 0.0c 24.25 21.74 24.75-25.24 ..... 25.25 25.74 ... 25.75 20.24 20.25-20.74 .. .. 20.75-27.24 .. 27.25 27.74 27.7528.24 28.25-28.74 ... 28.75-29.24 . - 29.25 29.74 29.7530,24 ... -. 30.25 30.74 lc 30.75 31.24 .... 2c 31.25-31.74 r"' 3t.75-32.24 I i4c 32.25-32.74 "' 32.75 33.24 . - ,'' 33.2533.74 '"f 33.7544.24 ... 68c 34.23 34.74 - 69c 70c 7lo 72c 73c 76c 77c 78e 79' 80c 34.7535.24 - 33.2535.74 - 35.7530.24 30.25-36.74 30.7537.24 37.25-37.74 .. 37.75-38.24 . 38.23-38.74 . 38.7549.24 - 39.2549.74 ..... - 39.73-40.24 .. a1p over 110.24. com pute 2 of the sale and treat an fraction of one-nan ceni or more as one additional cent of tax. When more than one item is purchased at the same time, the amount of tax must be computed on the total amount

YOUNG AT HEART HOLDS OCTOBER MEETING

.'Halloween decorations set the mood for the October meeting of the Young At Heart Home lemonstration Club. The creed was led by Bar bara Poindexter and the flag salutes by Betty DeMoss. The song of the month Let There Be Peace On Earth was sung along with Would Be True, led by -Edythe Myers. Devo tions were given by Donna Sabin. She read a story with the thought Eventhing we have h God's Creation 4on"t destroy it with Fires and she closed with a prayer. The lesson on Teaching Children responsibility, was given bv Donna Christopher and Mary Misch. Four main parts were brought out: Kesponsi bility, Self reliance, Relf de termination, and self disci pline. A good discussion fol lowed. The president,' ' -Elizabeth Miller, gave a council meeting report. The New Project Leader Chairman is Neomi Shannon. The Ways and Means committee had a cake walk with cakes going to Barbara Mead ors, Mary Misch and Betty Dp Moss. Contest prizes were won by Donna Christopher and Shirley Mills. Bessie Shanklin received the hostess gift. There were eighteen memIters present and five guests, Mrs. Quinton Dallinger, Mrs. Lhnd Lehe. Mrs. Vincent 1 Jolick, Mrs. Danny Roller, and Mrs. Irene Lear. The hostess was Roberta Dolick and co-hostess, Louise Lear. ' CHRISTIAN LITERATURE WEEK AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH OCTOBER 30 You are invited to attend Christian Literature Week in the Wolcott Chrictian church. Affaln this vear there will be a display of good literature in the southeast room or me church. It will be open to. the public on Sundays, Oetolier 27 and November 6 rrom z:uu io 4:00 p. m. and on Wednesday, Octotier 30 from 3 :00 p. m. to 5:00 P. m. Feel free to go in and browse around. TRICK Oli TREAT XIM1TS PESinXATEI) At the request of many citizens in Wolcott, the Town Board has set aside the nights of October 30th, and October 31st, ns Trick or Treat Nights. Anyone desiring to have Trick or Treaters call will please leave their porch light burning these two evenings. , Parents are urged to cooperate in this program and thus help keep malicious mischief to a minimum. The above Is not to be confused with the annual TJNICEF drive. Wolcott Town Board.

PSI OTES MEET WITH j

ROSEMARY PARKS I Thfl Psi Otes met at the home of Mrs. Rosemary Parks October 7th for their regular business meeting. . Claudine McCollum and Mrs. . Terry Beuerman were co hostesses for the evening. On Saturday, JNovemoer the sorority will sponsor a dinner-dance at the TipiK'canoe Country Club in Monticello. The committee in charge is Mrs. Dorothea W olfe, Mrs. Barbara Thayer, aim Mrs. Elizabeth Overmeyer. Tickets were distributed to hers to sell. Tile price is f S.00 for a dinner and dance-ticket which admits two and fl.. for the dance alone per couple. The band this year will be Larry Roarks from Lafayette. The sorority will again aadress the TB envelopes wiiicii nre sent out in Princeton Township. This will be done the first meeting in .uveinier. The next meeting will ie a Halloween party at the . home of Mrs. Mary Chamheriain. WANT TO .JOIN THE' run scouts? Attention to all Cub Scout and their parents, also to any bov who is eight years old am u-nnta fn lllll tllP 1 11 IS. Ml Tuesday. OctoWr 28th, at tli cm. fiat on rimnn Annex iu 7:30 p. in. will be the registra tton and Pack meeting. Al Cubs and Cublfcrs nuist reg ister.- for the following year. Th l will be a wonderful op oortiinitv for the new boys to nnd tlipir narents to n ' ' I. get acquainted with the mean ing and ideals or cunning. There will le a sMaker from the Scouting District. You will see the Cubs in fic tion. You will have a chance to ask questions and learn the fundamentals of the Pack. Dens will-be 'organized for the vear. Refreshments will be served. SEASON BASKET MALL TICKETS AVAILABLE Basketball season tickets , t-. t were placed ou saie uconr day. Octoler 23rd, fr all 8 home iraines. Students tickets are $2.00 ami adults are f !.. Prices at the door' will lie for adults and 3.V for stu dents. Four preseason games will be held Tuesday, (MolM-r -". at 7:00 p. m. Junior High. Freshmen. Reserve, and arsity teams will all play. WOlCOTT MIOH SCHOOL BASKETBALL 8CH101LE IMS - ItM V,i. iMitirylll .. X0T. n Itattlvcmnnd . .., Not. IV-Frinrwlll ... Sot. 19 IVMott o ! North WHO ...... two rtmil'n " rw tO Rmoktii , - WoWtt, rtxlnwr. UOirami-. r.. n r tn. Rmlnt.tn K 't. " tin 8 9-n-O. Tirny.';Brot.n Rm.tii. Tp.. C'l'"''. J" t. FriIU. i',rh whit. Srtttt CtB. Wnlclt ti Jn. 1T-Pnw , " -I II. ? PoBT . .... i tn. 2V rtmlmr JB. 5t Kln1i ., rh: t rir . . ;; rh. 14 KBftn JI rh. n ottt . " rh. w Ru ..,.. " 77 -U.tt.l Wn T I 4Hrm tHSAA IB J. The John Young family is building a new house on North 4th Stmt

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CHARLES' . D. HOSlf AW 'ASSES AWAY Charles: Douglas Hoshaw, passed' age 21, or oicou, away Tuesday, October 1 3th at 3:30 p. in. at the St. Llizaeth hospital at Lafayette af ter being in ill health for a vear. Charles -had been a pa tient at the St. Elizabeth hos pital for three months. The . deceased was born on July 4th, 1942 in Gary. Tndi- ' . - - . i if l - ana, the son or isert iiosnuw and Aileen (Thompson) Hoshaw. Charles, with his parents moved to this community, in 940. He was a graduate of Wolcott High School, in r.mu. Ip was employed at the RCA Company in Monticello until his illness prevented him rrom working. Charles attended the Metliolist church of Wolcott. Surviving include the -fath er, Wert, of l.ogaiisporr. in mother, Aileen. of Wolcott, and -one, brother, Richard Ho shaw who i with the Air Force stationed at McConnell AFB. in Kansas. Services were held at the Methodist church- at .'.2:00 p. m. Thursday with Rev. IT. D. Searcy officiating.-- Interment in the Wolcott cemetery. O. E. S. ENTERTAINS ON FRIENDS NIOHT The Order of the Eastern. Star entertained on Friend Night. The officers had as their special friend, guests from Wolcott. Morocco. ovler, Rensselaer, Kent land.'' Monticello and Remiugt'Oi. Also the District Deputy. Mrs. Myrtle Koupke was present; A Friendship ceremony was given by the Worthy .Matron, Conductress. Associate Conductress,.' Stiir Point and Chaplain, with a large key de noting the Key to the lempie of Friendship. Mis (Mma Jo Provo gave two selections in song. Cold letters spelling "Friendship .Temple" '. decorat ed the backdrop. The dining room was beautiful with fall . . , . i . . .. t colors. Mrs. Hex i-ow.ier ami her committee served .delicious salads from a salad bar. NOTICE OF NEW STORI: Unfits EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER FIRST The following merchants of Wolcott have met and decided to keep their pl ies of business open on Fridiy night and dose at the regular weekly hour en Saturday nights. Fowlers Hardware Xordyfce Drug Sforv Reiss Store S & S Shoe Store Peoples Co Op.' Store Staple Grocery The stores will start on Friday, Novemlier 1. and will remain open '.that -evening, and will be dosed on Saturday evening. November 2nh and each ek thereafter the wme will prevail.

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