Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 199, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 7 October 1948 — Page 3

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PAGE THREa SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES "THURSDAY, OCT. 7, 1948. SULLIVAN, INDIANA

COMMISSIONERS ALLOWANCES GENERAL FUND

Irene Pirt'e. registration clerg 110.C0

67. bs 55.00 6J.vX) 50.00 1W.O0 83.33'

60.00

Ruth Engle. same

-iary Vviler3, clerk recorder,. Wesley Bund, jail turnkey iKdith Harmon, attend officer. .

Marv J. .lames, elk pros atty..

Hod3on Tennis, c h custodian.. Delia Goodman, c h matron Clarence Harlow, heloer c h.. .

Orion Self, supt co home..... 100.00 "momi J. Self, matron co home 80.00

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iva oim, nuibe to j.ume iw.w Beatrice Sluder, other help co h 45.C0 i Wayne Olson, same 12.00 T. A. Lemons, same 6X0 Telia C. Haines, sal CO atty 75.00

Oene Slack, 'assess Jackson Twp 281.25 llailie C. Routt, assess HUmiiton 60.00

Karl A. Engle, per diei.i clerk Karl A. Ensile, per diem res cik Earl A. Engle. exp clerk o.... SttMivnn Tel Co., same Moore-Langen Print Co., same A. G. McUuire. same Hubert Sevier, per diem aud Kuilivan Tel Co.. exp auditor.. Hubert Sevier, same rs- f'Wrt Co.. same Remington Rand Inc., same.. .- ..u.-xUiicr ui. Inc., same Chas. L. Davis Jr.. exp reassess Cove I ewellyn. per diem troaa Moore-LaiiKcn Print Co.. exp treas Paul H. Own", per ciitm record Sullivan Tel Co.. exp recorder Moore-Langen Print Co., same p-b)d Heynolds, per diem shif Hubert Vagner, per diem dep sheriff Harold Eevnolds. mile per diem 5 Hubert Wagnr. same Ful ivan Tel Co.. exp sherif.. Harold Reynolds, serv process Leon BayluS3, e.tp committment Harold Reynolds, mea's pr!s. rims W L. Stesson, per diem survey I' K. Elliott Co., exp survy John A. Rogers, repair 4-H Bldg gr Sullivan Tel .Co., e::p bd edu.. jnsffi M. Boston, same Ftiith Harmon, m'le attend off Remington Rand Inc.. exp bd (du . (J. HiGuire, fam.7 Stanley Supply Co.. exp healtn pro Pene's Radio Service, same Stanley B. Jewell. tor inquest Clias. L. Davis Jr. per diem assessor p-niva" Tel Co . exp assessor Moore-Langen Print Co.. same Sullivan Tel Co.. exp pros atty Walter F. Wood, per diem judge Sullivan Union, exp court report r- -( j,i exr) SCr Off--c?,.ii:..An' Tul Prt finme .

mileflH'e 60.66

' n.' M.nnire md serv off.. 23. '15

Mui..e-ioiBen Print Co.. same Karl A. Engle. exp election Earl A. Engle. mile election..

A. (-. McGuire, exp printing ballots '

Knox County, change venue.. Public Ser Co., exp court house r:... f 3.'I j"imp

Pu'livan Water Co., same io.m win a Thnmnson same

42.00 55.20

2.70 : 5 i 65.84 ! 3.00 42.00 ! 6.50 4.67 344.45 10.50 .31 11.70 42.00 2.25 40.25 3.30 80.40 52.50 16.50 25.50 25.50 9.30 154.84 .16.72 iH.55 40.25 32.77 10.50 1-.J.90 3X00 47.00 31.50 5.00 20.34 4.50 39.75 40.25 2.50 5.00 6.40 35.00 6 00 2.75

7.40

Walker McHugh, same ...... 75.C0 Brown Abstract Co., exp Bch fund loans 33.25 Hubert Sevier, co land apprais 1.00 American State Ins. Co., ins 2,087.74 Remington Rand, Inc., exp co vim.- ., .. 158.39 Hillcrest T. B. Hospital, in. ii.cj btate iriaiiiuiioii 108.75 HIGHWAY REPAIR FUND Milton Drake, highway supt.... 208.00 Essie Fuller, bookkeeper Lm.w) Joe Wi.?.aee, garage foreman., 150.00 Edwin ' Bates, mechanic xhi.Oj Harry Sanders, asst mechanic. 110.00 Merle Terrell, asst supt 150.00 C. P. Arnctt. same latl.OJ Steve A. iiproatt, same 150.00 W. L. McCammon, bridge fore 150.CJ Lex Wright, highway repair.. 146.25 Fred Nash, same 135.10 J--, it. Jiarusley, same.... 105.00 Walter Hayes, same litf.oO Lester Malum, same 131.60 Leonard Tarrh. same 129.50 Archie Eaton, same 141.00 Clay Adams, same 138.60 George Mason, same. .' 118.30 Eugene Wible. same 129.50 John E. LeDune. same 150.00 Mervin Enochs, same 130.20 Frank Boone, same 130.20 Raymond Pirtle, same 118.30 Lawrence Robertson, same 129.50 Clarence Alumbaugh, same 130.90 Emory Benson, same 139.50 Clayton Pinkston, same 15!-85 Frank Raley, same 139.50 Clint Woodard, dist 1 120.25 Joe Soulhwood. same 120.25 Kuben Clark, dist 2 120.2o Harry Wade, same 120. 2o Lee Grass, di-st 3 117.00 Carl Corbin. same 98.80 Clarence Wyman, bridge crew 131.60 .Tm'.d Tneersoil. same. ..' J31.60

Carl Cox same 131.60

Jesse Clark, same Mrtmo- TT'iwlr.ns fiftme

J. C. Pinkston, same 124.60 Sullivan Tel Co.. highway rep 14.80

Milton Drake, same Joe Wallace, same Public Service Co.. same Sullivan Water Co., same Melvin Custer, same Davidson Elec & Mach Works, same Flesch-Miller Tractor Co.. same

Tin nana. Kau pmem wo., same

131.60

98.70

43.40 32.90 18.59 1.50 29.77 52.95 9.19

305.94

MacAllister Mach Co.. same.... 26.5

1.90

16.00 84.30 16.72 95.92 40.23 153.99 14.50 33.75 36.62 811.33

41.80 10.00

10.00 1,094.87 38.50

56.15 96.00

317.47 17.83 56.10 11.80 1.94 13.79

30.00

Will A. Thompson, same.

Louisville Paper Co., same.

68.40

TL Roy ' J. Taylor, redecorating c h ;975.00

p-nrf producf Co.. exp c h..

Otis Elevator Co., same . . .. l-iji.lic S'"'Vi"e Co., exp jail.. Sullivan Water Co., same Ait Stewart, same.. Citv of Pu'livm, same Pullivan Tel Co.. same Milli-nn L'uindry, same Dr J. S. Brown, phys co home Sullivan Tel Co.. exp to home Public Service Co.. same Kiui Bennett, same. , fuhivun County Wat.-r Co.. same Smith's Pukery, same Agnes Wood, same y.i'd A. Stalnaker. same ' JtuKtma Stale Indir.tries. same Mill .'lt n's Pharmacy, same.... GriS'-iS ' ll-.teltevy. same - Sullivan Co. Farm Bureau, fame Bianst'ller Gro-ery. same.... lo'in R Howard, p.;r diem comr F- Lowel' Tu-jien, same Wm. B. Wilkey, miners exam board Earl South, same Alex Davison, same A. G. McGuire,, miners ex bd supplies John R. Howard, mile comr.. E. Lowell Tut pen. same . Sullivan Union, public adv Sullivan Daily Times, same.... Billman's Funeral Home, burial soldier

53.25

14.80 18.51 9.45 1.50 19.50 , 9 W) 6.67 4.00 4.85 19.67 98 62 29.63 26.41 pi.no i 12.50 J8.58 121.55 ; 56 50 ' 67.75 116.26 5.50 6.50 21.00 21.00 21.00 15.C0 25.20 33.90 105.85 107.17 73.00

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Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, same.. Nuway Garage, same Pader Pales Inc.. same Riggs Hardware Co., same Sullivan Motor Supply, same.. Sullivan Tractor Sales, same., Teal Whitaker, same , Fred Ogle, same Black Lumber Co., same Gulf Refining Co., same P,niina4 Tot-rloiim fnrn

Mninr lTiu.1 Tax Division, same 34.7

Mace Tire Bat Service, same Mineweld Co. of Ind.. Inc.. same Pat Alexander, same Snap-On Tools Corp., same.... T H Heavy Hdw Co.. same.... Wabash Oil Co.. same...

Al LI1UI v .c.,.... Un.roflt T3..-tnn same 00. DU

W. Carlisle Sand & Gravel Co.. Gus Arnett." cigarette tax 102.80 Roger Arnett, same Clarence Broshears. same A-jl Levi Burnett, same JjJ-J Lester Cornwell, same 11JJ Benton Deckard. same M-O Ray B. Drake, same 71.j John Alexander, same 100.0 William Gregg, same J.00 Cyrus LeDune. same Jt-iu ' J?8e Lewis, same..! lJEldon Howard, same w.w Charly Moore, same Norman Moote, same

Tom Nichols, same

Ira W. Pirtle, same John Rambis. same -v Roy Stanley, same Robert Welch, tame Clarence Burris, same r ,u Bnuires, e D-A Lubricant Co.. same W. i. Holladay & Co., same.. .l,v'-Srm x- snme.: T H Heavy Hdw Co., same.... Armeo Drainage Metal Products, same Abel's & Co., same TViren Drnke s.ime Thomas Hanford. same Paul Hayden. same Vilkinson Lumber Co.. same., i Wyman B-os.. same Amorine Wilson, legal service

WELFARE FUND ."ftiym" A. Keisr. welfare direct 225.00 T-q G"'" visitor... 150.00 Marv M-Crocklin, same 150.00 , Pontine Walters, same 105.00

Mildred Hwrrison, same 150.00 Norma Kelley. same lno --v pi-nmers clerk . . 155.00 !Ge!ena Shappeck. same 134.33 I Wi'1 Thompson, per diem bd 1 timber -10.00 Belle Tison. sarm. 10 frl Bessie L. Riggs. same 10.01 Ray Newkirk, same 10.00

Iva Giles, mileage visitor 25.00 Mary McCrocklm, same.. 25.00 Mildred Harrison, same 25.00 Norma Kelley. same 25.00 Pauline Walters, same... 17.43 Mayme A. Keiser. mile director 7.10 Lloyd Wm. Stafiord. mileage bd member 2.40 TIpv Newkirk, same 3.60 Belle Tison. s;.me 2 00 Sullivan Tel Co., exp welfare. . 6.50 A. G. McGuire, same 45.20

PLEASANTVILLE Rev. and Mrs. Karns called cn the .towards Saturday afternoon. Rev, and Mrs. Karns were in Graysville Tuesday evening. They attended church services at Dodd Bridge that night. Mrs. Willard Andis and son Warren, calle on Jake Andis Saturday. Clarence Rose returned home Saturday from Evansville where he has been the guest rA his sister, Mrs. Tucker. Mrs. Dot Timmerman returned to her home Thursday from the hospital. Her condition is satisfactory. Mrs. Willard Andis entertained with a six o'clock dinner Thursday evening in honor of Jake Andis who was celebrating his 84th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brown of Indianapolis, were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Julia Br.Twnand daughters. Miss Joyce Harbin spent the week-end at home. Rev. and Mrs. Karns and Mrs. Estella Howard called on Mrs. Dot Timmerman Sunday morning.

NOTICE 10 BIDDERS The Board of School Trustees of the Sullivan City Schools will sell O d 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, 1948. subect 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 be 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

or cscnooi irutuees iruin any imuiiny, cither 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 will 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.

Ey order: Board of School Trustees Sullivan School City H. W. Branstetter, Secy 1st ins 9-30-48 2t.

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