Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 66, 27 January 1915 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27. 1916.

PAGE SEVEN.

HONOR ANNIVERSARY

OF GOLDEN WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hayes of - West Manchester Receive Gifts. WEST MANCHESTER, O.. Jan. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hayes entertained a large company of relatives and friends Sunday at their home In West Manchester to help celebrate their golden wedding anniversary of their marriage.' A sumptuous dinner was served to the invited guests who nresented them with elegant gifts

which were highly appreciated by the aged couple. Those present from a distance were, John Hayes from Chlmbo. Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell.

Mr. and Mrs.' Martin Hildebrand, Rus-

eel Campbell and wife, all of Dayton, George Hayes and family of Brook-

ville. and Mr. and Mrs. Verto McOrlff. Mrs. Mary Bunger, Mr. and Mrs. Davlsson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cossalrt and J. A. Cossalrt, all of this place.

DISMISSES SCHOOL BECAUSE OF STORM

NEW GARFIELD CLASS RAISES SCHOOLS ENROLLMENT TO 527

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PAMPHRIJaTOWV. O.. Jan. 27.

School was dismissed at noon Friday

to the hacks could all make tneir trips before the snow drifted. All hacks madt' the trirj to school Monday morn

ing but one, although the snow was

very deep in some places ana tney experienced . some trouble in getting through. Mail carrier J. V. O'Hara got over a very small part of the route Monday on account of the snow, but Monday afternoon there were snow plows on nearly every road and Tuesday the carrier expected to make the entire trip. The social which was to be held Saturday night was postponed on acuourU of the heavy snow fall. Walter Cohee and wife are visiting friends in Cincinnati this week. Margaret Judd spent the past two weeks with friends at this place. Don't forget the play, "A Pair of Country Kids." at the school building this coming Saturday night Jan. 30th. Reserved seats on sale at O. B. Cooper's store all this week.

Tbe new 7B class at Garfield school is ready for the term's work. The total enrollment of the class is 146. This, in addition to the reBt of tbe school, brings the enrollment of Garfield up to 527. Of the new class 20 are taking tbe English course, 43 tbe German, 18 tbe Latin, 10 the Advanced German (those coming from Hibberd) and 49 the Industrial work. Tbe members of the class are: Harlow Aaikin, Russel Albin, James Ayers, John Black, Earl Bond, Arden Borton, Keifer Calkins, James Carman, Cecil Cureton. Elwood Clark, Webster Dening, Franklin Dillon, Stanley Doty, Carl Dunham, Merrill French, Harry HarriB, Robert Hawekotte, Francis Hiatt, Richard Holcomb, Ernest Hoos, Harry Horne, Charles Hyde, Walter Jenkins, Wilfred Jessup, James Kauffman, Glenn Kempton, Hadley Kirkman, Norman Koefaring. Robert Lacy, Elzle Lewis, Lowel Tittle, Roland Loehr, Walter McKInley, Herbert MeMahan, Willson Manning. Gilland Martin, Eugene Martin, Edward Mills, Thomas Morris, Walter Moss, Ralph Motley, Norman Mueller, Winifred Needham, Samuel Owens, Clem Price, Paul Quigg. Daniel Ralph, .Donald Ramsey, Claude Rentfrow, Richard Robinson, Edwin Ross, James Sackman, Roderick Saine, Walter Schultz, Merrill Scoville, Robert Sliver, Lee Smith, Harold Stambacb, Charles Stevens, Kenneth Little, Harold Vore,

Clyde Walker, Richard Wessel, James Williams. Harold Wlrts, McKInley

Wynn, Stanley Youngflesh, Hazel Abbott, Luanna Arc hey, Katberine Arnett, Tbelma Benge, Arthusia Bennett, Helen Bentlage, Lucile Bogan, Charlott

Rolser. Ellzabnth Border. Emma Bor

der, Emma Brannon, Minnie Breese, Ruth Brokamp. Lavan Brooks, Helen Brown, Catherine Brasher, Jb Car

penter, Hazel Carty, Marjone uiara, Rosie Cohn. Irene Dous, Mary FiUpatrlck, Eleanor Foulke, Alice Gennett, Ruby Geyer, Iva Glunt, Dorothy Hartsler, Winifred Hay. Rawsle Henaley, Ruth Howard, Grace Hunt, Lorene Jenks, Helen Jessup, Marjorl Klrkman, Katberine Klute, Margaret McTeland. Frances Mavbew. Ruth Miller,

Helen Mlnner, Daisey Moffitt, Elma

Morford. Edith Mouser, Margaret Mutb, Gladys Meyers, Loine Patterson, Plm PetAi-ine. Mardalena. Pano. Doris

Puckett, Osee Reese, Edna Richard,

Lucile Roosa, Irma Ruby, Lucile Ruby, Marcla Russell.

Nov. 19, Warrant No. 34 -Wayne Co., Lumber Co., lumber ft cement Nov. 2. Warrant No. 36 J. M. Oler. labor on bridge ............

Nov. 12, Warrant No. 32 Omar I Pearce. labor

Nov. 13, Warrant No. 33 W. E. HoMngsworth. cement

xsov. la, warrant No. 34 Wm. F. Stagg, gravel Nov. IBS, Warrant No. 35 J. H. Clements, gravel .. Nov. 26, Warrant No. 36 Geo. W. atudv. travel

Nov. 27. Warrant No. 37 James Ladd. crave! . . ' . . . .

.Nov. 3Q. Warrant No. 38 Marshall Jeffera. labor on bridge

Nov. 30, Warrant No. 39 O. G. Davis, gravel

Dec. s, warrant No. 61 James C. Bryan, lumber

Dec. 8. Warrant No. 41 Hamv navi vr&voi

Dec. 11, Warrant No. 42 Frank S. Reynolds, labor

xec. xi, warrant No. 43 Oscar Lundv. travel .. .. .. ,

Dec. 11, Warrant No. 44 Russell Hinsbaw, labor .. .. , Dec 17, Warrant No. 45 O. H. Scantland. gravel .... Dec. 19. Warrant No. 40 Orval Cox, gravel Dec. 22, Warrant No. 47 Frank Clements, gravel .... . Dec 22, Warrant No. 48 Chas. Linderman, gravel .... Dec 24, Warrant No. 49 O. G. Davis gravel Dec. 28, Warrant No. 50 Geo. Davis, travel

Dec. 30, Warrant No. 52 Sarah Lewis, gravel , Dec. 30, Warrant No. 53 Boren Lumber Co.. lumber . . . Dec. 30, Warrant No. 51 David Wadking, hauling Bhells

HELP YOUR STOMACH

:ND BABY FOOTWEAR

WAHINGTON, Jan. 27. Francts ,,to, the White House baby, is now y.owv. as the "shoe king." President .Yil-on's grand son probably has the neatest known collection of footwear in the United States. Less than two weeks old he has been presented with samples of every variety of shoes. Manufacturers from every section of the country have shipped him a pair of their finest product. Letters accompanying the gifts boost the merits of the articles in, phrases that -kwpuld make an old salesman blush.

BOSTON, IND.

.Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant Seaney are spending a few weeks in Stutgart, Ark. The farmers institute will be held Felt. 5 and 6 at the high school. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lashley entertaintd to dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Roscm." Stanford and daughters Edna and

India, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Donahey

and Mr. and Mrs. George Hart. George Kife spent Saturday and Sun

day at Richmond, the guest of his

ladv friend.

Will Semey and wife gave a dinner Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kitchel and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Turner.

PROGRESSIVE CLUB READS SHAKESPEARE

Hagerstown Women Include "Civic Pride" in Diversified Program Subjects. HAGERSTOWN, Ind.. Jan. 27. The Progressive club met this afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. H. Kidwell. The program follows: Responses; Housewives' Exchange; music, Mrs. Laura Fleming; reading from Dorothy Dix's writing, Mrs. Life; the Spirit of Cooperation, Mrs. Hunt; the Bard of Avon, Mrs. Sherry; Greenacre and Its

Mission, Edith F. Simth ; Civic Pride, Mrs. A. R. Jones; Captains of Industry, Mrs. Siersdorfer; music, Mrs. Hower. A delightful social hour followed. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keagy and Miss Anna Keagy are spending a few days in Indianapolis. The former is attending the lumbermen's convention. Delmar Mohler is the guest of his father, C. M. Mohler, at Toledo, O. ' Miss Esther Helmsing entertained Miss Vivian Shirkey of Cambridge City artti Miss Thelma Sells Sunday. . Prof, and Mrs. Charles Woolard entertained at dinner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Moses Keever and family, Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Kerchavel and Master Donald Kerchavel. The M. E. Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A. R. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Porter entertained L. M. Pierce and Claude Pierce at dinner Tuesday.

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33.30 1W5 6.00 ,11.00 6.00 144.00 1.05 8.20 7.50 32.20 2.00 46.05 2.25 2.80 1.50 6.60 2.10 53.75 9.30 7.20 23.25 1.80 3.75 5.25

Total disbursements .. $1,006.02 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. Receipts. 1914. Jan. 1 Balance on band Dec. 31, 1913 11.971.00 June 24 County auditor, received 1,842.57 Aug. 7 First National bank, received.. .. 1,000.00 Nov. 2 County auditor, distribution 1.500.00 Nov. 15 Ella Oler, loan . . . . 1,200.00 Dec. 28 Dickinson Trust Co., return to Spec, school fund from tuition 200.00 Dec. 14 William Roller, received rent school 10.50 Dec. 21 County auditor, distribution.. .. 926.85 Total receipts 19,650.92

SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. Disbursements.

1914. Jan. 1. Warrant No, Jan. 1, Warrant No. Jan. 9, Warrant No. Jan. 9, Warrant No. Jan. 9. Warrant No.

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MEN'S CLASS MEETS.

The Men's Bible Class of the Second Presbyterian church met at the home of Mr. L. F. Overman at 210 North Nineteenth street Monday. A short business session was held, and the men enjoyed a social hour after the meeting.

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TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S ANNUAL REPORT TO THE ADVISORY BOARD OF GREEN TOWNSHIP, WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA. JANUARY, 1915.

TOWNSHIP FUND. Receipts. Jan. 1 Balance on hand Dec. 31. 1913 426.90 June 24 County auditor, received , . . . . . 839.01 Dec. 21 County auditor, distribution 707.85

Total receipts

.$1,973.78

TOWNSHIP FUND. Disbursements.

Mch. 6, Warrant No. 1 J. D. Adams & Co., supplies $ Apr. 4, Warrant o. 1 W. E. Brown, trustee service Apr. 2", Warrant No. 2 Clem Crawford, office rent Apr. 9, Warrant No. 3-D. H. Goble Prtg. Co., printing June 1, Warrant No. 5 W. K. Brown, trustee service .. Aug. 27, Warrant No. 6 Clyde Oler, supervisor service Sept. 7, Warrant No. 7 Kate Trotter, cleaning Concord cemetery Oct. 21, Warrant No. 8 J. J. Mikesell, supervisor's service Nov. 17. Warrant No. 12 J. J. Mikesell. supervisor's Bervice .. .. .. Nov. 30, Warrant No. 9 John Beard, supervisor service Dec. 1, Warrant No. 10 Clyde Oler, supervisor service Dec. 3, Warrant No. 11 James Bryan, supervisor service Dec. 14, Warrant No. 13 Geo. Frazier, advisory board Dec. 14, Warrant No. 14 Asher Pearce, advisory board Dec. 14, Warrant No. 15 Frank E. Oler, advisory board ... Dec. 15, Warrant No. 16 J. J. Mikesell. supervisor service k Dec. 17, Warrant No. 17 L. O. Draper, office books Dec. 24, Warrant No. 21 W. E. Brown, taking enumeration Dec. 24. Warrant No. 18 D. H. Goble Prtg. Co., office supplies .... Dec. 28, Warrant No. 19 W. E. Brown, trustee service

Dec. 28, Warrant No. 20 Office rent, W. E. Brown Dec. 30, Warrant No. 22 Allen Oler, warrant and interest Dec. 30, Warrant No. 23 W. E. Brown, hauling books poor

19.64 125.00 9.00 14.64 125.00 50.00 10.00 50.00 10.00 120.00 63.00 112.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 43.10 12.05 40.00 4.93 250.00 16.00 684.63 5.00

Total disbursements $1,779.04 ROAD FUND. Receipts. Jan. 1, 1914 Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1913 ,. ..$ 508.53 Total receipts during year 99S.97

Total

507.50

ROAD FUND. Disbursements.

Jan. 5, Warrant No. 1 Chas. Linderman, gravel Jan. 6. Warrant No. 2 Geo. Frazer. gravel

Jan. 9, Warrant No. 3 Wm. A. Lewis, road tax worked .'. Jan. 13, Warrant No. 4 O. G. Davis, gravel and lumber Jan. 20, Warrant No. 5 Oliver Cox, gravel Jan. 22, Warrant No. 6 Emra Oler. gravel Jan. 27, Warrant No. 7 Stewart Jennings, gravel Jan. 21, Warrant No. 8 L. P. Meredith, gravel ., Jan. 31, Warrant No. 9 Frank S. Reynolds, cement and labor .. ., Feb. 6, Warrant No. 10 Will A. Bond, gravel Feb. 7, Warrant No. 11 Lonzo Farmer, gravel Feb. 21, Warrant No. 12 John Davis, gravel , April 13. Warrant No. 13 Emara Oler, grading road April 27. Warrant No. 14 W. E. Hollingsworth, cement and tile May 22, Warrant No. 15 C. & O. Ry., freight on shells , June 22, Warrant No. 16 First National bank, draft lumber , June 30, Warrant No. 17 Thomas Catey, bridge lumber , July 16, Warrant No. 18 Boiler shells July 25, Warrant No. 19 C. & O. Ry., freight on boiler shells . . . . , Aug. 7, Warrant No. 20 Henry Holzapfel, boiler shells Aug. 18, Warrant No. 66 W. E. Hollingsworth, cement and tile . . Aug. 25. Warrant No. 22 L. C. Ryland, road oiler Aug. 26, Warrant No. 23 Asbury Cain, labor on bridge Aug. 27, Warrant No. 24 Thomas Reynolds, labor Aug. 27, Warrant No. 26 Wm. A. Lewis, labor Aug. 31, Warrant No. 27 Lulias Davis, labor on culvert Sept. 7, Warrant No.,,27 W E. Hollingsworth, cement Oct. 23, Warrant No. 28 F. C. Williams, gravel , Oct. 23, Warrant No. 29 Manlove Stegall, gravel ,

s.so .90 3.15 14.60 1.80 1.35 12.80 2.10 1.50 34.80 15.90 11.70 3.00 6.10 11.25 6.72 24.00 200.00 7.50 150.00 10.95 20.50 3.00 1.50 7.50 2.45 . 1.80 3.00 2.25

1 Wm. Farmer, driving hack 2 A. T. Pegg. pump and labor 3 Wilbur Fulton, driving hack 4 First National bank, kindergarten supplies.. 5 Arva C. Studv. ianitor service

Jan. 10, Warrant No. 6 J. M. Coe Prtg. Co., programs Jan. 19, Warrant No. 7 Wilson Shields, fixing stove door & window Jan. 30, Warrant No. 9 Edgar Clements, driving hack Jan. 30, Warrant No. 8 Oran Cates, driving hack Feb. 5, Warrant No. 10 First National bank, interest on bond . . Feb. 6, Warrant No. 11 Wilbur Fulton, driving hack Feb. 6. Warrant No. 12 First National bank, interest on bond .... Feb. 9. Warrant No. 13 Arva C. Study, Janitor Feb. 11, Warrant No. 14 William Farmer, driving hack Feb. 11, Warrant No. 15. Dorsey Thurston, driving hack Feb. 17, Warrant No. 16 Ella Oler, interest on warrant Feb. 23, Wrarrant No. 17 Wilson Shields, repairing school house .. Feb. 27, Warrant No. 18 Oran Cates, driving school hack Feb. 27, Warrant No. 19 Calvin Oler, driving hack - Feb. 27, Warrant No. 20 Edgar Clements, driving hack March 3. Warrant No. 21 Clare E. Martin, wood March 6, Warrant No. 22 J. D. Adams & Co., school supplies . . March 7, Warrant No. 23 Industrial Educational Co. sewing Sup... March 9, Warrant No. 24 E. D. Lane, wood March 11, Warrant No. 25 Wilbur Fulton, driving hack March 13, Warrant No. 26 Arva C. Study, janitor service .. March 17, Warrant No. 27 William Farmer, driving hack April 4, Warrant No. 28 Edgar Clements, driving hack April 4, Warrant No. 29 Oran Cates, driving hack April 4, Warrant No. 30 Arva C. Study, janitor service April 8, Warrant No. 31 Calvin Oler, driving hack April 8, Warrant No. 32 Dickinson Trust Co.. interest on warrant April 9, Warrant No. 33 Wilbur Fulton, driving hack April 9, Warrant No. 34 D. H. Goble Prtg. Co., books and blanks.. April 11, Warrant No. 35 John Roller, carrying water April 17, Warrant No. 36 William Farmer, driving hack April 27, Warrant No. 37 Clem Crawford, supplies May 1,' Warrant No. 38 Arva Study, janitor service .. May. 1, Warrant No. 39 Wilbur Fulton, driving hack May 1, Warrant No. 39 Marie Pegg, attending' institute May 1, Warrant No. 40 Alma Wagner, attending institute . . . . May 1, Warrant No. 41 Myrte Martin, attending institute May 1, Warrant No. 42 Bessie Meadows, attending institute and examinations . . May 1, Warrant No. 43 Oran Cates, driving back May 1, Warrant No. 44 Mary Harvey, janitor and institute . . .... May 2, Warrant No. 45 Roy Stephens, hack repairs May 2, Warrant No. 46 William Farmer, driving hack May 4, Warrant No. 47 Joseph Outland, driving hack May 6, Warrant No. 48 A. O. Hardlck, driving hack May 6, Warrant No. 27 Hilda Marlatt, attending institute May 6. Warrant No. 50 James Daugherty, driving hack May 8, Warrant No. 52 Colwell Miller, institutes May 13. Warrant No. 53 Vernon Reynolds, blankets and repair...

May 15, Warrant No. 54 John W. Zerbe, rent of church & address May 19, Warrant No. 55 Elsie Veal, attending institute & jaintor May 28. Warrant No. 56 O. P. Cain, baggage May 28, Warrant No. 52 Vera Crome, institutes May 29, Warrant No. 57 F. S. Bell, supplies June 10, Warrant No. 58 Merton Catey, water supply, Dis. No. 3. .. June 12, Warrant No. 59 E. D. Lane, wood June 29, Warrant No. 60 Thomas Charles, kindergarten supplies.. Aug. 30, Warrant No. 60 First National bank, bond and interest. . . Aug. 6, Warrant No. 62 First National bank, bond and interest. . . . Aug. 30, Warrant No. 61 C. & O. railway, freight on coal Aug. 10, Warrant No. 63 Indian Refining Co., oil Aug. 12, Warrant No. 64 T. R. Kertz, cleaning vaults Aug. 22, Warrant No. 67 Mabel SouVbeer, book manual training. . . Aug. 15, Warrant No. 65 Fred Kinley, hauling coal Aug. 18, Warrant No. 21 W. E. Hollingsworth. posts and fence . . Sept 4, Warrant No. 68 Bertha Farmer, cleaning school house . . Sept. 5, Warrant No. 69 Roy Stephens, repairing school hacks.... Sept 9, Warrant N. 70 Grace Study, cleaning school house No. 4 Sept. 23. Warrant No. 71 F. W. KrueKer, fumigator Sept. 23, Warrant No. 72 Bartel & Robe, books and supplies Oct. 5, Warrant No. 73 William Farmer, driving hack Oct. 5, Warrant No. 74 Arva Study, janitor service Oct. 5, Warrant No. 75 Calvin Oler. driving hack

76 A. O. Hardwick. driving hack

77 E. D. Lane. wod

78 Oran Cates, driving hack 79 Charley Davis, driving hack 80 Wilbur Fulton, drivine hack

14, Warrant No. 81 James Howarth, manuscript & Institute 15, Warrant No. 82 Colwell Miller, hauling books

Oct. 17. Warrant No. 83 Oran Cates, driving hack Oct. 29. Warrant No. 84 O. A. Hardwick, driving hack

29, Warrant No. 85 Arva Study, janitor service and repairs.. 29, Warrant No. 86 Calvin Oler, driving hack 29, Warrant No. 87 Oran Cates, driving hack 30, Warrant No. 88 Charley Davis, driving hack

30. Warrant No. 89 William Farmer, driving hack

5. Warrant No. 89 F. W. Porterfleld, tuning piano 5, Warrant No. 90 Ella Oler, interest on warrant . 5, Warrant No. 91 Ella Oler, interest on warrant . 6, Warrant No. 42 Marie Pegg. teacher school . . .

Nov. 12, Warrant No. 93 Wilbur Fulton, driving hack ..

Nov. 16. Warrant No. 94 Elk Coal Co

24, Warrant No. 95 International Harvester Co.. batteries . .

25, Warrant No. 95 Oran Cates, driving school back 25. Warrant No. 96 Arva Studv. janitor service

Nov. 27, Warrant No. 97 John B. Miller, labor painting and mowing yard Nov. 28, Warrant No. 98 Dickinson Trust Co., paid warrant & Int.

28, Warrant No. 99 O. A. Hardwick, driving hack

30, Warrant No. 100 Wm. Farmer, driving hack 30. Warrant No. 101 Calvin Oler. driving hack .. ..

1. Warrant No. 102 M. C. Wadkins, Interest on warrant 3, Warrant No. 103 Trvin Reed & Son. window glass .. ...... 4, Warrant No. 104 Clem Crawfod, oil, brooms, supplies . . 8, Warrant No. 41 Harvey Davis, gravel 10, Warrant No. 106 .1. D. Adams & Co.. supplies 28, Warrant No. 99 Charley Davis, driving hack

Dec. 15. Warrant No. 106 Colonel Miller, books , Dec. 16. Warrant No. 107 Columbus Reynolds, pic. window glass

22. Warrant No. 108 O. A. Hardwick, driving hack .. 22, Warrant No. 109 Colonel Miller, books

Dec. 23. Warrant No. 109 Oran Cates. driving back .. .. .. .. .. Dec. 23, Warrant No. 110 Arva Study, janitor service .,

24, Warrant No. Ill J. C. Ryland, tinning roof 24, Warrant No. 112 Wm. Farmer, driving hack 24, Warrant No. 113 J. M. Coe Prtg. Co., Prtg. & programs.. 24, Warrant No. 114 Roy Stephens, repairs

Dec. 24, Warrant No. 115 Calvin Oler, driving hack ... Dec. 26, Warrant No. 117 Industrial. Educational Co., supplies....

26, Warrant No. 116 D. H. Goble Prtg. Co., plrnting 26, W"arrant No. 118 Milton Molley, insurance .. 30, Warrant No. 119 Joseph Outland, driving hack 30. Warrant No. 120 O. J. Leibold. hack repairs

30, Warrant No. 120 Verne Reynolds, blankets and paint

40.00 8.00 20.00 1.1S 33.00 21.75 4.00 40.00 80.00 50.00 20.00 10.00 35.00 40.00 40.00 50.00 4.50 80.00 40.00 40.00 3.00 128.93 27.00 S.OO 20.00 35.00 40.00 40.00 80.00 33.00 50.00 60.00 20.00 14.60 16.00 40.00 13.32 35.00 20.00 17.50 21.00 17.50 30.72 100.00 26.00 5.73 45.00 195.00 40.00 2.50 237.00 13.00 7.95 10.65 27.75 1.00 25.40 2.90 10.00 4.00 9.93 510.00 2,550.00 166.6S

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30, Warrant No. 121 F. C. Bell, stove and glass

30, 30, 30,

Warrant No. 122 James Daugherty. driving hack ..

Warrant No. 123 A. L. Potter, hacking .. .'. Warrant No. 124 Charley Davis, driving hack

Total disbursements $9,469.00

TUITION FUND.

Receipts.

Jan. 26 L. S. Bowman, auditor ...... Jan. 31 First National bask, interest.. Feb. 28 First National bank, Interest.. April 30 First National bank, interest. .

Apru 3 nrst National bank. Interest. 4 May 1 I s. Bowman, auditor . May 31 First National bank, interest.. June 24 L. S. Bowman, auditor June 30 First National bank, interest . , June 30, L. S. Bowman, auditor

Aug. l First National bank, Interest.. , Sept 1 First National bank, interest..Oct 1 First National bank. Interest.. Nov. 1 First National bank. Interest..

uec l nrst National bank. Interest.. Dec. 21 U s. Bowman, auditor

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10.00 4.95 46.40 13.00 8.00 62.50 32.00 8.95 35.55 45.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 8.00 90.00 45.00 20.00 20.22 3.00 40.00 40.00 40.60 40.00 56.00 45.00 45.00 2.50 50.00 10.00 203.50 20.00 209.93 3.00 90.00 40.00 22.30 1.238.33 45.00 50.00 40.00 50.00 2.40 6.00 20.00 275.20 45.00 2.63 1.50 45.00 5.S5 90.00 40.00 11.00 50.03 18.00 5.05 40.00 50.89 7.30 96.00 120.00 40.75 19.05 4.20 50.00 1.10 .45.00

L793.73 5.73 6.13 3.72 5.83 500.00 3.59 109.73 .53 667.13 2.89 s 7.39 6.41 5.28 7.25 1.463.83

Total receipts .. ..$5,895.43

TUITION FUND. Disbursements.

Jan. 6, Warrant No. 1 Veda Daly, teaching domeatlc science .. ..$ Jan. 9. Warrant No. 2. Bessie Meadows, teaching Jan. 9. Warrant No. 3 Mary Harvey, teaching Jan. 10, Warrant No. 4 Elsie Veal, teaching Jan. 28, Warrant No. 4 Colonel Miller, teaching

warrant no. 5 Henry Kampe, music and drawing Feb. 5, Parent No. 6 Myrtle Martin, teaching e'v' Warrnt No. 7 Vera Crome, teaching Feb. 6. Warrant No. 8 Bessie Meadows, teaching .. Feb. 6, Warrant No. 9 Elsie Veal, teaching Feb. 6, Warrant No. 10 Mary Harvey, teaching Feb. 27, Warrant No. 11 Henry Kami?, music and drawing Feb. 28, Warrant No. 12. Marie Pegg. teaching March 5, Warrant No. 13 Myrtle Martin, teaching March 10, Warrant No. 14 Mary Harvey, teaching .. .. .. March 11, Warrant No. 15 Bessie Meadows, teaching . March 16, Warrant No. 16 Elsie Veal, teaching .. .. ... March 17, Warrant No. 17 Vera Crome. teaching March 27, Warrant No. 18 Henry Kampe. music and drawing .... April 2, Warrant No. 19 Vera Crome teaching April 2, Warrant No. 20 Hilda Marlatt teaching .. .. .. .. .. . April 4, Warrant No. 21 Alma Wagner, teaching April 4. Warrant No. 22 Mary Harvey, teaching .. .. .. .. .. April 4, Warrant No. 22 Bessie Meadows, teaching April 4. Warrant No. 23 Elsie Veal, teaching May 2, Warrant No. 24 Marie Pegg. teaching ... May 1, Warrant No. 40 Alma Wagner, teaching May 4. Warrant No. 26 Henry Kampe. music and drawing .. .. May 6, Warrant No. 49 Hilda Marlatt teaching .. May 7, Warrant No. 51 Vera Crome. teaching .. .. May 8. Warrant No. 29 Colonel Millor. teaching July 11. WTarrant No. 30 Elsie Veal, teaching July 16, Warrant No. 31 Veda Daly, domestic science July 15, Warrant No. 31 Alma Wagner, teaching .. .. .. m .... July 21. Warrant No. 32 Bessie Meadows, teaching .. . July 24. Warrant No. 33 Mary Harvey, teaching .. Aug. 10, Warrant No. 23 Marie Pegg, teaching .,......-...- Oct. 5, Warrant No. 24 Bessie Meadows, teaching ....... Oct 6, Warrant No. 25 Vera Crome, teaching .. .. . Oct 6, Warrant No. 26 Helen Hampton, teaching Oct6, Warrant No. 27 Cecil Scantland, teaching .. Oct 8, Warrant No. 28 Effie Wolford. domestic science . Oct. 9, Warrant No. 29 Marie Pegg, teaching .. .. .. . Oct 9. Warrant No. 30 Alma Wagner, teaching . - Oct 9, Warrant No. 31 Philip Gates, music .. - Oct 14, Warrant No. 32 Colonel Miller, teaching .. Oct 17, Warrant No. 33, Cecil Scantland, teaching .. - Oct 21. Warrant No. 34 Colonel Miller, teaching Oct. 29, Warrant No. 35 Vera Crome. teaching Oct. 29. Warrant No. 26 Helen Hampton, teaching Oct 29, Warrant No. 37 Colonel Miller, teaching .......

Oct. 29, Warrant No. 38 Alma Wagner, teaching .

Oct 29, Warrant No. 39 Effie Wolford. domestic science . . Oct 29, Warrant No. 40 Cecil Scantland. teaching .....

Oct 29, Warrant No. 41 Bessie Meadows, teaching . .

Nov. 6, warrant No. 42 Mane Pegg, teeaching .. Nov. 23, Warrant No. 43 Cecil Scantland. teaching . . . Nov. 25, Warrant No. 44 Vera Crome. teaching Nov. 25, Warrant No. 45 Helen Hamilton, teaching . . . Nov. 25, Warrant No. 46 Colonel Miller, teaching - Nov. 25, Warrant No. 47 Alma Wagner, teaching . Nov. 25, Warrant No. 48 Marie Peg, teaching .. . . Nov. 25, Warrant No. 49 Bessie Wallace, teaching .. . - Dec. 3, Warrant No. 50 Effie Wolford, domestic science . Dec. 4. Warrant No. 40 Philip Gates, music .. .. .. .. .. . Dec. 11, Warrant No. 52 Colonel Miller, teaching .. .. .. ... Dec. 28, Warrant No. 52 Dickinson Trust Co., returned to special school from tuition fund .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Dec. 18, Warrant No. 53 Philip Gates, music . .. Dec. 22, Warrant No. 54 Vera Crome, teaching ............... Dec. 22, Warrant No. 55 Helen Hampton, teaching .. ., .. .. Dec. 22, Warrant No. 56 Marie Pegg, teaching .. .. .. .. .. ... Dec. 22, Warrant No. 57 Alma Wagner, teaching .. .. .. .. ... Dec. 22. Warrant No. 5S Cecil Scantland, teaching .. .. ..

Dec. 22, Warrant No. 59 Colonel Miller, teaching . . . Dec. 23, Warrant No. 60 Bessie Meadows, teaching ..

14.00 79.20 45.00 45.00 112.50 . 35.00 87.50 7M x 79.20 45.00 45.00 35.00 50.00 70.00 45.00 79.20 45.00 70.00 35.00 70.00 50.00 0,00 45.00 79.30 43.00 150.00 180.00 35.00 43.50 70.4)0 450,00 43.00 70X)0 60.00 79.20 43.00 50.00 79.0 .70.00 50.00 50.00 14.00 60.00 70.09 16.0 112.50 25.00 60.00 70.00 60.00 Ii2.c0 70 AO 14,00 23.00 75.2 60.00 50.00 70.00 50.00 52.50 70.00 60,00 79.60 14.00 28,00 56.23 200,00 20.00 70.00 50.00 60.00 70.00 50.00 36.23 79.60

Total disbursements $5,000,42

DOG FUND. Receipts.

1914.

Jan. 1 Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1913. May 15 Simon Weddle, assessor . . . .

. 145.80 . 108.00

Total $ 236.S0 Dog Fund. Disbursements. 1914. Jan. 20, Warrant No. 1 Orville Cox. sheep killed $ 6.00 April 28. Warrant No. 2 L. S. Bowman, auditor, dog tax returned .. 42.SO May 2, Warrant No. 3 T. R. Lamb, sheep killed 10.00 May 2S, Warrant No. 4 Charles Goodsou. sheep killed .. ... 25.00 June 30, Warrant No. 5 T. R. Lamb, sheep killed 10.00 June 10. Warrant No. 6 W. E. Goodson, sheep killed 25.00 June 17. Warrant No. 7 C. W. Bundy, sheep killed .. 12.00 Aug. 30, Warrant No. 8 Austin Johnson, sheep lulled .. .. 5.0 Aug. 8, Warrant No. 9 T. R. Lamb, sheep killed , 9.0 Aug. 12. Warrant No. 10 T. R. Lamb, sheep killed ... 9.00 Oct. 9, Warrant No. 11 J. C. Brattaiu, turkeys killsd 4.80

Total disbursements .. . . . . . . . . . .$ 15S.60 SUMMARY. Township Fund. Jan.-1 Balance on band Dec. 31, 1913., ,, 426.90 Received iuce Jan. 1, 1914 .. ., .. .. , ,,, 1,546.86 On hand and received , , , . , 1,973.76 Disbursements since Jan. 1, 1914 1.770.04 Balance on hand ending Dec. 31. 1914., ...,.,,, . , 194.72 Road Fund.

50S.53 995.97 1.507.50 1.006.02 501.4S

1.971.00 7.679.92 9.650.92 .. 9.469.0H 1S1.S3

191.

Jan. 1, 1914 Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1913

..I 197.30-

148.80 108.00 2.-.6.J.0 15 .60 9S.20

Jan. 1 Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1913.. Received since Jan. 1, 1914 , ....

On hand and received . . . . . . , . , Disbursements since Jan. 1, 1914 Balance on hand ending Dec. 31, 1914.. , . .. .. Special School Fund Jan. 1 Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1913 , Received since Jan. 1. 1914 On hand and received Disbursements since Jan. 1. 1914 Balance on hand ending Dec. 31. 1914

Tuition Fund. Jan. 1 Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1913 197.30 Received since Jan. 1. 1914 5.698.18 On hand and received 5.895.45 Disbursements since Jan. 1. 1914 5,000.42 Balance nn hand ending Dec. 31, 1911.. .. .. .. 895.06 Dog Fund.

Jan. 1 Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1913 .. .. Received since Jan. 1, 1914 On hand and received . Disbursements since Jan. 1, 1914

Balance n hand ending Dec. 31. 1911 .

Total of All Funds Ending Dec. 31, 1914. Jan. 1 Balance on hand Dec. 31. 1913 .". 352.53 Received since Jan. 1. 1914 16,031.93

On hand and received ..19,284.46

Disbursements since Jan. 1. 1914 ..17.41347 Balance on hand ending Dec. 31. 1914 1.871.29 I, William E. Brown, trustee of Green township, Wayne county, Indiana, do solemnly swear that .the preceding report of receipts, disbursements, balance and service account is true and correct as I verily believe; and I further declare that the sums which I am charged in this report are all of tbe sums received by me. and that the various items ' of expenditures - credited have been fully paid in the sums stated, and without express or 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 hare received no money, nor article of value in consideration of any contract made by me as trustee of this township. WILLIAM E, BROWN. Trustee Greene Township. Subscribed and sworn to before me. the chairman of the advisory board of this township, this fifth day of January, 1915. ROBERT F. CLEMENTS. Chairman of Advisory board of Greene Township. This report was received, accepted, and approved by tbe advisory board of this township at their annual meeting, the fifth day of January, 1915. IL H. STANFORD. FRANK 8. COrFMAN. Advisory Board of Greene Township.