Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 194, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 30 September 1948 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES' THURSDAY, SEPT. SO, 1948. SULLIVAN. INDIArl

Locals Gerald Palmer and son, George, of Louisville, Kentucky, spent the week-end in Sullivan visiting his parents, Mr. and Mjrs. George Palmer. Mrs. W. V. Jennings and Mrs. W. Bolinger have returned to

their homes here after a ten-day j

visit in Akron, Ohio with Mr. and Mrs. George Leonard and family. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Bennett were dinner guests Wednesday evening of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gambill of Terre Haute. The occasion was the birthdays of Mrs. Bennett and Mr. Gambill. Mrs. G. B,. Brown of Washington, D. C, is visiting Mr. and Mjrs. J. R. Brown this week. Mrs. Mary Canary of Mattoon,

Illinois, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Orr, Thursday. Mrs. Canary is a sister-in-law of Mrs. Orr. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Engle and daughter, Virginia May, Mrs. Gladys Barrow and son, Gary. Mrs. Lizzie Shaw and Charles Sanders and daughter, Betty, of Farmersburg, were dinner guests Sunday cf Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Boroughs of Merom.

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LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given the officials and taxpayers of Sullivan County and municipalities within said county that the budgets, tax levies and rates of the following municipalities will be considered at a public hearing, to be conducted by the State Board of Tax Commissioners or a representative of said board, to be held at the County Court House in said county as follows: Beginning at 9:00 A. M. Wednes

day, October 6, 1948 County Units (on appeal) Cass Township Curry Township Fairbanks Township Gill Township ' Haddon Township Hamilton Township Jackson Township Jefferson Township Turman Township ' Beginning at 1:30 P. M. Carlisle, Civil Town Carlisle-Haddon School Corporation Carlisle Public Library Dugger, Civil Town Dugger Library Farmersburg, Civil Town - Hymera, Civil Town ' Merom, Civil" Town Shelburn, Civil Town Sullivan, Civil City Sullivan School Corporation Sullivan Public Library At such hearing officials and taxpayers will be permitted to present any evidence that may give information on items in the budgets that, in their opinion, should be reduced or changed or any other information that would help the undersigned in reaching a proper conclusion In finally determining the budget, levies and rates of the above named municipalities. STATE BOARD OF TAX COMMISSIONERS Walter B. Klebe, Chairman ATTEST: Maurice Wolfe, Secretary

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LIST OF CLAIMS FILED WITH COUNTY AUDITOR FOB, ALLOWANCE BY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONliltS OF SULLIVAN COUNTY AT THEIR REGULAR , MEETING MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, ' 1948. GENERAL FUND Earl A. Engle, per diem clerk 42.00 Earl A. Engle. per diem reg elk 55.20 Earl A. Engle, exp clerk o.... 2.70 I Sullivan Tel Co., same 3.05 I Moore-Langen Print Co., same 65.84 j A. G. McGuire, same 3.00

Hubert Sevier, per diem aud 42.00 Sullivan Tel Co., exp auditor.. ' 6.50 Hubert Sevier, same 4.87 Moore-Langen Print Co., same 344.45 Remington Rand Inc., same.. 10.50

aul-Walter Co. Inc.. same .31

Chas. L. Davis Jr.-, exp reassess 11.70

Cleve Lewellyn, per diem treaa 42.00 Moore-Langen Print Co., exp treas 2.25

Paul B. Owens, per diem record 40.25

Sullivan Tel Co., exp recorder 3.30 Moore-Langen Print Co., same 80.40

Harold ' Reynolds, per diem shif 52.50

Hubert Wagner, per diem dep sheriff 16.50 Harold Reynolds, mile per diem 25.50

Hubert' Wagner, game ,. 25.50

Sullivan Tel Co.. exp sherif.. 9.30 Harold Reynolds, serv process 154.84 Leon Bayless, exp committment 16.72 Harold Reynolds, meals pris, crims 94.55 W. L. Sisson, per diem survey 40.25 H. K. Klliott Co., exp survey 32.77 John A. Rogers, repair 4-H Bldg gr 10.50 Bnllivap Tel Co.. exp bd edu.. 1O.90

Jesse' M. Boston, same 30.00

ii-aiui harmon, mile attend off 47.00 Remington Rand Inc., exp bd edu 31.50 A. G. McGuire, same 5.00 Stanley Supply Co., exp health pro' 20.34 Gene's Radio Service, same 4.50 Stanley B. Jewell, cor inquest 39.75 Chas. L. Davis Jr. per diem assessor 40.25 Sullivan Tel Co., exp assessor 2.50 Moore-Langen Print Co., same 5.00 Sullivan Te' Co.. exp pros atty 6.40 Walter F. Wood, per diem judge 35.0C Sullivan Union, exp court report 6 00 r. M. Jennings, exp ser off. . 2.75 Sullivan Tel Co., same... 7.40 T. ,M. Jennings, mileage 60.66 A. G. McGuire. exp serv off.. 23.9b Moore-Langen Print Co.. same 41.8C Earl A. Engle, exp election..... 10.00 Earl A. Engle. mile election.. 10.00

A. G. McGuire. exp printing

ballots 1.094.87 Knox County, change venue.. 38.50 'ublic Ser Co., exp court house 56.15 City of Su'livan. same 96.01! Sullivan Water Co., same 26.20 Will A. Thompson, same 2.75 Louisville Paper Co., same 68.40 Roy J. Taylor, redecorating c h 4.975.00 Sanco Products Co.. exp c h.. 53.25

Otis Elevator Co., same 14.80

"ublic Snrvi.ce Co., exp jail. . la.oJ Sullivan Water Co., same 1 9.45 Art Stewart, same 1.50 Citv of Sullivan, same... 19.50 Sullivan Tel Co.. same 9. 60

Sullivan Laundry, same 6.67

Dr. J. S. Brown, phys co home 4.w Sullivan Tel Co., exp co home 4.85 Public Service Co., same.. 19.67 Ben Bennett, same 98.62

Sullivan County Water Co.. same 29.63

;mith s Bakery, same .ib.41 Agnes Wood, same 60.00 Fred A. Stalnaker. same 12.50 Indiana State Industries, same 16.58 Milburn's Pharmacy, same 21.55

Griggs Hatchery, same 56.o0

Sullivan Co. Farm Bureau, same di.io Branstetter Grocery, same 116.26 John R. Howard, per diem comr 5.50 E. Lowell Turpen, same 6.50 Wm. B. Wilkey, miners exam hoard 21.00

Earl South, same 21.00

Alex Davison, same A. G. McGuire, miners ex bd supplies John R. Howard, mile comr.. E. Lowell Turpen, same Sullivan Union, public adv -intiivan Daily Timw. same Billman's Funeral Home, burial Soulier Walker McHugh, same Brown Abstract Co., exp sch fund loans Hnhprt Sevier, co land apprais

American State Ins. Co., ins 2,087.74 Remington Rand, Inc.. exp co auditor 158.39 Hillcrest T. B. Hospital, in. mates State Institution 108.75

HIGHWAY REPAIR FUND Lex Wright, highway repair. . 146. Fred Nash, same 135. ifi. H. BarUsley, same.... 105. Walter Hayes, same... lim. Lester Mahan, same 131. Leonard Tarrh, same.. 139. Archie Eaton, same 141. w.ay Auams, same Id8. George Mason, same 118. Eugene Wibie, same 129. John E. LeDune. same 150, Mervin Enochs, same 130, Frank Boone, same 130. Raymond Pirtle, same 118. Lawicnce Robertson, same 129. Clarence Alumbaugh, same...'. 130. iimory Benson, same .'. 139. Clayton Pinkston, same 151. "rank Raley, same 139. Clint Woodard, dist 1 120. Joe Southwood. same 120. rtuben Clark, dist 2 120. Harry Wade, same 120.

Lee Grass, dist 3 117. carl Coibin, same 98. Clarence Wyman, bridge crew 131. James Ingersoll, same .... 131. Carl Cox, same 131. Jesse -.park, same 131, Horner Hawkins, same 98, J. C. Pinkston, same 124. Sullivan Tel Co., highway rep 14. Milton Drake, same 43. Joe Wallace, same 32, Public Service Co., same...... 18, Sullivan Water Co., same 1. Melvin Custer, same 29. Davidson Elec & Mach Works, same 52. FleschMiller Tractor Co., same 9.

Indiana Equipment Co., same 305.

MacAllister Mach Co., same..,. 26, Merom Garage, same. 1. Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, same.. 16 Nuway Garage, same 84. Rader Sales Inc., same 16, Riggs Hardware Co., same 95, Sullivan Motor Supply, same.. 40. Sullivan Tractor Sales, same.. 153 Teal Whitaker. same ,. .. 14. Fred Ogle, same 33, Black Lumber Co., same 36. Gulf Refilling Co.. same 811. Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp.. .aine 104. Motor Fuel Tax Division, same 34.

Mace Tire Bat Service, same 317

Mineweld Co. of Inu., Inc., same Pat Alexander, same Snap-On Tools Corp., same T H Heavy Hdw Co.. same Wabash Oil Co.. same Arthur Wiseman, same

ForrfSt Burton, same 528,

W. Carlisle Sand & Gravel Co, same Gus Arnett. cigarette tax Roger Arnett. same Clarence Broshears, same Levi Burnett, same iesier Corn well, same

21.00

15.00 25.20 33.90 105.85 107.17

Benton Deckard, same Ray B. Drake, same John Alexander, same William Gregg, same Cyrus LeDune, same Jesse Lewis, same Eldon Howard, same Charley Moore! same.... Norman Moore, same Tom Nichols, same Ira W. Pirtle. same John Rambis, same...'. Roy Stanley, same... Robert Welch, tame Clarence Burris, same Luke' Squires, same D-A Lubricant Co., same. W. J. Holladay & Co.r same.. Lyle Signs Inc., same T H Heavy Hdw Co., same Armco Drainage Metal Products, same Abel's & Co., same Doren Drake, s.une ; Thomas Hanford. same Paul Hay den, same Wilkinson Lumber Co., same.. Wyman Bros., same Amorine Wilson, legal service WELFARE FUND Will A. Thompson, per diem' bd member Belle Tison. same Bessie L. Riggs, same Ray Newkirk. same Iva Giles, mileage visitor Mary McCiocklin, same Mildred Harrison, same Norma Kelley. same Pauline Walters, same Mayme A. Keiser. mile director Lloyd Wm. Stafford, mileage bd member lav Newkirk, same Belle Tison. s.me Sullivan Tel Co., exp welfare.. A. G. McGuire, same

83.20 71.25 I 109.20 1 143.00 35.10 120.25 80.00 109.85 141.85 117.50 106.60 39.65 114.40 120.25 24.05 27.00 81.03 1 452.19 141.03 364.85 j 180.73 239.40 35.00 45.00 322.40 160.77 I 387.50 50.00 ,

DINNER GUESTS Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Brooks of Shelburn, were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Merrill and son, Leon, of Bicknell, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith and daughters, Sharon, Linda and Diana, of Farmersburg, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Merrill of Bickriell and Miss Mary Smith of Farmersburg.

ENTERTAIN GUESTS

Mr. and Mrs, George Palii

entertained informally Satun;

afternoon, September 25, in ho

of their wedding anniversary i the 75th birthday of Mr. Palir

10.00 10.00 30.00 10.00 25.00 25.00 25.00

25.00 17.43 '7.10 2.40 3.60 2.00 6.50 45.20

NOTICE TO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS The Board of Trustees ot The Mary Sherman Hospital, Sullivan County, Indiana, will receive sealed bids for the installation of a new system of electric wiring and fixtures in the Mary Sherman Hospital, Sullivan, Indiana until 7:30 P. M. C.S.T., the 15th day of October, 1948 at the Hospital office. All bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Plans and Specifications are on file in the office of the Hospital and may be obtained from the office of Lester W. Routt, Architect, Vincennes, Indiana. The undei'signed reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to "ti've any irregularities in the bidding. Proposals shall be properly and completely executed on proposal forms furnished by the Architect inaccordance with Form 96 with nuncollusion affidavit as required by the Statutes of Indiana and must be accompanied by Questionnaire Form 96-A, State Board of Accounts, for any bid of $5,000.00 or more. A certified check or bank draft payable to the Mary Sherman Hospital of Sullivan County, Indiana, or a satisfactory bid bond executed by the bidder and a surety company in an amount equal to 5 of the bid shall be submitted with each bid. Contractors awarded the work will be required to furnish acceptable surety bond in the amount of lOQ'e of the contract price. No bid shall be withdrawn after the opening of bids for a period of 30 days after the scheduled time for the closing of bids. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE MARY SHERMAN HOSPITAL Joe Wheat, President Cart Steffy. Secretary L. L. Turner. Member Gus Lowry, Member 1st ins 9-23-48 2t.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Board of School Trustees of the Sullivan City Schools will sell Oid Central School Building located on school property on the north side of Beech Street between Court and Main Streets at private sale in the office of the superintendent of schools at 4 p. m. on Thursday, October 14, 1918. subert to the following terms and conditions, namely: With the exception of the contents of th e cornerstone, the school bell, and the iron fire escape which are to be delivered to the Board of Trustees as the building is torn down, the entire building to include everything permanently- attached thereto is to be sold. The purchaser will he required to tear down and remove every part and parcel of the building and restore the ground beneath to its original level state. The purchaser will be required to execute a performance bond in the penal sum of five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) and to insure the Board of School Trustees from any liability, either personal or property, that might, occur during the removal operation. Sealed bids will be received at the office of the superintendent of schools until the hour of sale. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check in the amount of the bid and a statement as to the date the removal will be completed. Certified check of unsuccessful bidders will be returned immediately after the sale. Sale wiil be made to the highest and best bidder and for not less than the appraised valuation. The execution of a bid by the purchaser and its acceptance by the Board of School Trustees constitute an inevocable contract on the terms listed heretofore. The building is open for inspection during week days and until noon on Saturdays until date of sale. By order: Board of School Trustees Sullivan School Citv H. W. Branstettei-. Secy 1st ins 9-30-1821.

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