The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 February 1929 — Page 4

THE GEEENCASTEE DAILY BANNER,

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1929.

Children's C-O-A-TS

We Are Now Closing Out All Our Children’s Coats at 'L PRICE All this fall’s styles, fur trimmed and ^ood desirable color;.

than 100 dozen have been replaced this

year.

Due to a rebirth of ethical qualms or to the growing conviction towel is not woith larceny, the

collectiing fad is dying out, Limecooly declares, and the seasoned traveler’s linen display no longer looks like a

section from the hotel red book.

ADVERTISE IN 'THE BANNER”

PUBLIC SALE 1 will offer at public auction at my

luanns , Mary Ca || teath & inl 151.77 farm 1-1 mile east of Belle I nion, on that a | Cyrus Clark show coal 7.00 T'iiiiruflu V Kpl) 14 crash- I). V. Etcheson & Son repairs. 125.70 *

R. B. Eads, white oil 0.10 j i W. B. Priest, lab on bus bodies 1.50 j ]Abe Ford, unloading coal .... 26.001

WOMEN AT FORTY Doctors Bay women at fortv who are fat should watch out for t.a!I• toner. (.ail Hladder. I.iver. and Stornarh Trouble If you have pain in vour aide, around your liver, atomach or back, try KKITTOI.A. I•■orahoutauuarterof ai enturv FRl'ITOLA has been naed by thouiandi of I'ople The remarkable thinir about r K1 ITOL,

•aulti

repairs

Rep. Road

Frank Edwards, sal, rent & ex. 80.00 Slate Board Ex. Books 25.00 Frank R. Edwards 40.00 H. A. Hall, sch sup 29.1 ij liul. News Co., hooks 94.28; W'm. Welch Mfg. Co., sch. sup 82.12 Jno. C. Winston A Co., books 6.75 j Daris Paint Co. plac cement .. 8.00, C. .1 Clews, rap. street 65.30, Edward Knox, vaul cl 50.001

the following

11.70 Starting at 10:30 A. M., th ho.oo ! t>—HORSES—6 One span mules, 8 and 10 years old, good workers; Two gray horses, 10 years old, good workers; Two coming 2 year old Percheron mares.

3—COW S—3

One l-year old Jersey cow, good milker; Two 5-year old Jersey cows.

19—SHEEP—19

9 head yearling ewes; 9 head 4 and

irihlft one d*w’hnnev' re"* tT All druiKHH .nd recommend I KTITOUA MontiM|ifti|r

herei

ne dog** bm

have and recommer Pinus Medicine Co.

66 6

John Vermillion, books 2.88 •* year old ewes. One buck. [Frank Edwards, sal. it ex... 75.On! 4®—HOGS—40 , 'EnrFEvans, Treas. elec, lights 256 55 | '*® '‘I'** 1 * h, 'K s - weighing from bO to Chas. King, vault cl. 25.00*115 H> s - ® brHO< l sows to farrow Glen Michael, rep. on engine .. 10.05 [about March 20. One Duroc male True & True, Cem., Ibr. coal 88.26 I ho K- v J. O. Colfman, rep on bus ... 1.101 HAi -ANU GuAlls | J B. Coqmun, 15 sheep kilbil 156.00 700 l® 0 ® bu8h ‘: , » c " rn u l " c !! lh ’ Woodworth Book Store, books 52.0S k**™ « ,mm1 corn - 1 i, °® bushels line Printing. Leu Ware 41 julseed oats. .» tons clean timothy nay. |

is a Prescription for

(OLDS, GRIPPE, FLUE, DENGUE, BILIOUS FEVER AND MALARIA. It is the most speedy remedy known. FOR SALE in R. P. MULLINS

C. Prevo Co.

a

EARLY CRIME COMMITTED IN OLD PUT NAM

FOR W HK H \\ ILLIAM IHOMPSON WAS II \ Mi ED KIGHTYB1GH r 4 E \ RS AGO.

Grooms, Tom Farmer and Tom Claw-

ley.

“It was a bitter cold day, and one man had a big fire in a kettle but he charged for the privilege of warming by it. “Thompson was hauled to the place of the hanging in a wagon, sitting on his coffin, and he and the crowd sang loudly as they went down the road ; from the jail to where the rope was suspended. “There wa- more singing at the

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S REPORT The Township Trustee’s Annual Report to the Advisory Board of Monroe Township, Putnam County,

Indiana, January, 1929.

Disbursements

.Mary Kiilli Bottles, sell sup . I). V. Kteheson A on III pi rp Roy Thomas, sch rur equip. . Glen Michael, trana Harvey Hale, same Earnest Michael, same Jus. Edwards, same Glen Michael, same Crystal Priest, same Elmer Norris, teaching Arthur Weller, same Ralph Shockney, same Frank Pruitt, same VV. M. Summerville, same .. . Beryl Douglas, same Mary A. Johnson, same .... Mary R. Bottles, same Morris & Clark, janitor .... Mary Ross, teaching Nellie Lovett, same Olive Smith, same Mary V. Patterson, same . . . Mary V. Patterson, sch sup. Mary Call, teaching.

VONCASTLE

TODAY and Wtijl

2:15-7 AND 9 P. M. BACK STAGE in every theater, love, jealousy, hatred, sympathy, ambition play their various parts and shape the destinies ol and women players— Here's a story of life and love among show folks every picture fan will enjoy to the full.

BI’NEI IT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CLASS

.1 E. Coffman, 15 sheep killed 165.00 The O. H. Goble Prig. Co., sup 122.05 North American Insurance in. 296.62 Frank Edwards, sal it ex .... 80.00 Thos. Hood, trans 50.00 J. K. Deerlng Coal Co., car cl 121.25 Zimmerman Coal Co. same . . . 131.62 E. L. McCabe, sch sup 297.50 The Herald, pig 155.80 The Banner, same 138.42 First Nat’l. Bank, note, bit. 1,951.20 First Nat'l, Bunk, same .... 1.015.22 First Nat’l. Bank, same .... 1,015.34 F. E. Compton <v Co., sell. sup. 55.00 Ralph Sands, fix. grounds . . . 1.00 Haney Shuey, dog kill sheep. 20.00 |j. E. Coffman, same I trank Edwards, sal. it. ex. . . $26.82 First Nat’l. Bank bond Hit . 158.s5 !Sam <5. Nelson, kill sheep

48.50

. 50.00 . 50.00 . 110.00 . I58.OO . 105.00 . 60.00 .262.50 . 131.00 . 155.00 . 250.00

Ed. C. Hamilton, hooks Bert Fryer, rep plaster... Fred Clark, dog kill sheep Henry Morris, janitor . . . Frank Edwards, sal rt ex First Na’t. Bank, bond ... Jno Wilson, coal

J. H. Randel, C’asli coup Howard Hosteller, pay Ad\ bd. Jno. J. Lewis, same T. L. Kosher, same

126.00 . 80.00 .725.96 . 30.00 . 21.48

8.25

. 64.00 .125.00 . 80.00 1120.00 . 105.00 . 45.00

5.00 5.00 5.00

2 tons baled oats straw.

IMPLEMENTS

Wagon, harness, wheat drills, disc harrow. Ford truck chassis, hog fountain, five hog houses, and some other used cars, and other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS—On sums over $10 a credit of six months will be given, notes to be bankable and to hear 8 per cent interest from date. Sums under

$10 cash.

T. E. SHERRILL Auctioneers, Sherrill & Dobbs. Clerk, Lawrence McCammack. Dinner will be served by Orva Keller.

225 ooiF. L. .McCabe & Son, equip. ..243.51 'Edwards 4 Edward pt. busses. 43.00

“When I woke up that morning, out place, in w-hi. I ' ' joined eag- • there in the woods, the .^un wa- -bin- ''D- an tbei was prating. ! b, ' n . Ralph Forsha, sanie ... ing right in my eyes, and it ort o’ Thompson unconcernedly took nDj^,, Todd, rep plastering riled me 1 guess place under the tree limb and was j Roy Kerrand, trans.

. 136.25 168.00 150 00 125.00 , 130,00 1 30.00 .130.00 165.00 . 2.00 . 120.00 , 108.00 . 55 on 1 $5.00

8.00

65.00 80.00 24.00 27.50

5.53 4.35

23.75

‘I saw Khinearson lying there by l lun K without any luss.

my side, ami the idea popped into my mind that I ought to kill him.” , "I didn't wast" any time getting ready. 1 jumped up, grapped an axe and hit him while he was asleep. Then he jumped up and ran up the hill toward the road. He was had hurt, but could run fast.” “Just as soon a 1 gave him that first lick, I would have given anything to have undone it, hut it watoo late. So I ran after him, and kept striking him until he fell, then I

killed him.”

“Why did 1 do it'.' God knows, I don’t." These are the w r s of William Thompson, handed down by tradition from January, iKtl, after lie wa | arrested in Henry county, Indiana, for the murdej of Abraham Khineargon, in the forest a half mile west of Little Walnut church in Clinton township, Putnam County, the scene of the murder being on the north side of the road which extends westward from the church, whore there i - a deep ravine parallel with the highway. The hanging "f Thompson was the first of the two official execution which have been held in Putnam county, and tin' date of thi> hanging was eighty-one years ago February 12. When Rhinoarson’s body was found in the ravine, seveial days after his death, in his hat was found: “Abraham Rhincarson, Bloomington, Iowa.” With that as a clew, Constable John Lynch, of (ireencastle, made the tedious trip to the address in Iowa, and learned that Rhinear-on and William Thompson had left that place during the late summer for return to Henry county, Indiana, where they lived. Returning to Greeiuastle, Lynch was joined by George Thompson and the two went to Henry county, where they located William Thompson and placed him under ane.-t, bringing him

to (ireencastle.

He was given a preliminary hearing by James M. Grooms, justice of the peace, and remanded to Circuit Court. Ju go Elisha Huntington presided over the higher court, and he appointed John Cowgill, Edward McGaughey and Henry Sec rest a- counsel for the defense. Delana R. Eckels wa- pros-

G. E. BLACK.

C apital C lub Leaders

2.31

. 3,767.7 4 . . 4rt.0(> . . 120.00

. 1 65.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 136.26 167.00 155.00 225.00 131.00

Mrs. George II. Moses, above, wife of the senator from New Hampshire, has been elected president of the Sen-

, ate Ladies Luncheon club at Wash-

ecuting attorney. 1 he jurymen ^ , iMKt( , Mi .ueceeding Mrs. Charles G.

Dawes, wife of the vice-president, and Mrs. Porter H. Dale, below, wife of

Jessie V. Ader. road work . Frank Edwards, sal. it. ex. W. E. Young, fit. dray. . . Teach paid frof spec sch . Alice Lewis, jan. at chapel Centl. Natl. Bank. Cup. . Gillen, Agt, for siir. bond 85.00

II L. Italic, fit. on coal 151.11 Kenneth Modlin. haul coal .. 12.50 Alec Ford, haul coal 12.50 Cullie Price, trans 20.00 Claude Seobee, rep. engine. . . . 3.00 Fred K' ising , valves for toil. 125.50 It. E. Brown, coupons 59.92 J. B. Crosby, cashier, coupons. 45.00 Elmer Norris, teaching . ..’i;.' 50 Central Nall, Bank, coupons .. 45.00

Mary V. Patterson, teaching Mary Ross, same Nellie Lovell, same Olive Smith, same • Beryl Douglas, same .... Mary A. Johnson, same . . . Ralph Shoekney. same Win. L. Summerville, same . Arthur Weller, same

Frank I’lliitt. .saint Mary Call, same .

Morris A- Clark, janitor ....125.00 Glen Michael, trans 105.00 ■las. Edwards, same 166.00 Ralph Kosher, same 150.00 Ernest Michael, same ....'...110.00 Mary it. Bottles, teaching ...112.50 Ben Kennedy, lab. on roof .,, 10.50 J. O. Coffman, lab. on bus .... 4.75 llarvef Hale, trans 50.00 jCiilly Price, same 35.00 [crystal Priest, same 60.00 Glen Michael, repairs 17.30 Frank Edwards, rt, sul, ex ... 80.00 Roy Ferranti, trans 100.00 Ray Flint, same 161.00 Fred (!. Nelson, telephone ...15.30 Elmer Norris, teaching 262.50 Jus Edwards, trans 170.00 Clark k Morris, janitor 125.00 Crystal Priest, trans 60.00 Beryl Douglas, teaching.... 136.25 Earnest Michael, trans 110.00 Itulph Kosher, same 150.00 Glen Michael, same 105.00 Harvey Hale, same 50.00

Raymond Flint, same .... Cully Price, same Ralph Khoekney. teaching . Mary V Patterson, teaching Frank Pruitt, same Win. Summerville, teaching Olive Smith, same Mary Ross, same Mary A. Johnson, same .... Mary It. Bottles, same .... Nellie Lovett, same . . . Arthur Weller, teaching Maty Cull, same

Roy Ferranti, trans 100.00 Frank Edwards, rt., sal etc... 80.00 True 4 True, coal 22.96 C. I). Comtigose, tuning pianos 4.00

E. L. Gray, Storage

Mary Ross, teach Beryl Douglas, same Ben Kennedy, pt. pt roof .... Cully Price, trans True & True .fiber., molding.. R. B. Pruitt, rep Dus bodies 4 Sanford Romine. magazines . Roselyn luge, teaching .... Edwards J Edwards, traits. ..

Ralph Kosher, same 156.25 Earnest Michael, same 113.00 3.00 |Alice Lewis, janitor 50.00 lOd’tiojRoy Ferranti, trans 80.00 36.On [Glen Michael, same 105.00 75.00 Glen Michael, rep on bus .... 7.60 Crystal Pirest, trans 90.00 E. Brulingame. Jan. sup 2.35 Raymond Flint, trans 108.00 Harvey Hale, same 50.01) Cully Ihice, same 27.50 Henry Morris, janitor 125.00 Beryl Douglas, teaching 80.00 Roselyn Inge, same 75.00 Mary Ross, same 65.00 Nellie Lovett, same 135.00 Olive Smith, same 135.00 Mary A. Johnson, same 160.on Ralph Shockney, same 155.00 Arthur Weller, same 135.00 Mary V. Patterson, same ....180.00 Albert W. Heavins. same ....260.00 Russell Newgent, same 232.20 Win. K. gummervjlle, same ..225.00 Maty Call, same 120.00 Frank Edwards, sal rt ex .... 80.00 Rome Marcus, lab on road... 50.00 W. E. Young, frt., dray 8.85 Ora Stott, 2 doz lamps 13.80 F. S. Chemical Co., Jan sup. ..68.77

Beryl Douglas, teaching .... 142.97 Olive Smith, teach 171.11 Nellie Lovett, same 171.11 Mary A. Johnson, same j43.77 Mary Patterson, same 162.55 Mary Ross, same 117.55 Ralph Shockney, same ....... 148.44 Albert W. Heavins, same ....260.00 Win. Summerville, same 225.00 Russell Newgent, same 232.2n H. Morris, janitor .125.00 Arthur Weller, teaching 135.00 Roselyn Inge, teaching 133.56 Mary Call, same 103.77 Adelbert Modlin, unload coal. 26.00 Frank Edwards, sal rent ex. . . 75.00 Olin L. Ader, gr„ haul 47,85 Alice Lewis, janitor 40.00 A. Reising, jan. sup 26.40

Bainbridge Lbr., Co. car coal 153.55 Earl Evans Trus, elec Its. ...103.95

Receipts

- .County And., com sch rev ... 510.71 75.00 (County And., com sch rev.... 679.65 171.00 First Natl. Bank, int for Jan.. 8.63

Y°

CHtzt-

Eddie Quillen Lina BastxucKf ROBKRI ARMSTRO* BESSIE BARRISCM? CAROL LOMBARD

ftlheptcture

THIS Pirn RE W AS FEATURED AT INDIAN \ l ||| vm INDIANAPOLIS TWO WEEKS AGO *

LAUREL AND HARDY In “W E I AW DOWN”

TONIGHT (LAIR HI LL BANI

TOPICS l (BLE8

COMING TH 1 R.-ERL—JOHN GILBEIM AND GRETA GARBO in “A WOMAN OF All Mils"

Tennessee Has Musty Laws On Statute Books

IT’S ILLEG \L, FOR INSTANCE, TO ALLOW MINOR TO PLAY TEN PINS.

. 250.00 * O'cDlngttm Lab. Inc., Jan sup 119.92

120.00 Cully Price, trans.

107.00 56.00 11S.## l gt.f# 256.00 225.00 136.66

.130.00

168.00 112.50 1 30.00

Russell Newlgent, teach. .. Claude Etcheson, oil Jno. Huffimui. grav, lab Jas. Edwards, trans Glen Michael, trans Raymond Flint, trails Olive Smith, teaching Ernest Michael, trans Crystal Priest, same Albert \V. Heavens, teaching Nellie Lovett, same Mary Ross, same Harvey Hale, trans Ralph Kosher, same Beryl Douglas, teach Arthur Weller, same Russell Newgent. same Henry Morris, janitor Roselyn Inge, teacher Wm. Summerville, teaching. Ralph Shockney. same Cully Price, trans Roy Ferrand. trans Mary Call, teaching Alice Lewis, janitor Trsf. from Fist Nat'l. Bank . Mary V. Patterson, teaching Mary A. Johnson, same . . ,. W. K. Young, fi t. dray ....

27.50

. 116.10 . 8.73

120.55

. 1 70.00

105.00 166.90

. 135.00 . I 10.00 , 60 00 . 260.00 . 1 00.00 . 135.00

50,60

. 150.00 . 1 60.00

135.09

.116.10 . 125.00 . 150.00 . 225.00 . 155.06 . 27.50 . 80.00 . 120.00 . 66.00 5416.10 . 180.00 . 1 60.00 . .13.24

Cash long on dep 06 Appr. Receipts in sp. July 13.690.88 Trus paid from special 85.00 Lt. bill paid rd fund 170.60 Bor. of First Natl. Bank 50.00 Int. on dep. First Natl. Bank. . 1.85 Adv. Draw of And 1,000.00 Bor. First Natl. Bank 4,000.00 Received for lumber 129.06 Int. from Bank 2.25 Dlv. from Bank, money old bk 804.97 Int on Dep 4.77 Dog Fund Dep 518.00 June Draw 15.879.92 Vocational Educ. for state... 440.00

Cong. Hit Dog Fund Int. from bank Dog Tax From Jackson Tw p Int. From Bank From Franklin Twp Received from Floyd Twp. Bor. First Nat'l. Bank . . . Int from First Natl. Bank Bond at First Natl. Bank Int. from First Natl. Rank Int. from First Natl. Bunk Adv. draw from Auditor .. Int. from City Bank Dee. Draw from Auditor .

Statement showing amount of all moneys paid to the various funds of Monroe Township, of Putnam County disbursements therefrom and balances remaining therein for the year

ending December 31, 1928.

TOWNSHIP FUND

Balance on hand 510.71 Receipts during year 1,100.45 Total Of Bal. and Receipts ..1.611.16 Disbursements during year Final Balances

ROAD FUND

Balance on hand Receipts during year .... Total of Bal. and Receipts. Disbursements during yi ar Final Balances SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND Balance on hand 4,551.52 Receipts during years ... 20.878.46 Total of Bal. and Receipts. 16.326.94 Disbursements during year 20,532.01 Final Balances 4,253 of TUITION FUND Balance on hand 8,736.8 ’. Receipts during year . . . 20.455.83 Total of Bal. and Receipts 29.192.66 Disbursements during year. 9,516 SI

DOG FUND

. . 629.32 . . . . 3.00

.38

. .. 12.66 . . 220.00 . . . 23.91 . . .500.00 . . 1 700.00 . 1200.00 . . . 21.03 . . 1000.00 ... 18.59 . . . 13.62 . . 1000.00 . .. 6.01 1 4,830.88

NASHVILLE, Tonn., Feb. 12 (UP) —Almo.-t evety state has laws on its statute books which time ha- made obsnlute ami ridiculous to the present day way of thinking. Tennessee, which only recently enacted a law prohibiting the teaching of the theory of evolution in public schools, is no exet ption. It is a debatable subject as to whether thime will make this law as obsolete as | some till on the hooks hut never en-

forced.

Anyone with a flair for the old and for the most part forgotten laws may find that a sling shot is illegal and a “dangerous weapon.” That fighting a duel is punishable by five years imprisonment, and calling a man a cow-

Give a man a drink around thJ capitol. Sell liquor to a drunkard. Sell articles within a milr r.fI church unless it i an . J place of business. Sell toy pistols or , np far. Own a cotton gin w ithout a i«J Buy hides from an uiiidentifid son. Sell or posses, the rititalof) order unless by authori'e ol >| ganization. Sell cotton ir cotton .d >:J sunset and sunrise. Fail to registi r a fenilk -j J the circuit court clerk. ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Murt Wade of Fillmore L- iqdj seriously ill at his home. The five year old sun of Ml Mrs. VanDenman Thnmpsm:■ * ering with an attack of pntsm

1 Mrs. Phillip Masten i.< in id condition at her home northeast I

aid for refusing to settle an ‘affair of Greencastle, suffering fiom ir.d honoi’ by duel is punishable by two which she sustained in an aiit<*( years imprisonment. accident about two week- ufu. It is again-t the law also to do any i Masten was hurt when the Kuril of the following: in which she was liilinR with I Give a ficticious name when hiring husband overturned on State nl a horse and buggy. I near her home. Make a noise within 100 yards of a !

et metery.

Allow a minor to play ten pins. 1 SUBSCRIBE FOR “IHE bA'J

Ins. Co of North American In. 1 71 9 | Receipts .luring year 533.00 Flank Edwards, sal ilex .... < J-tHi Total of Hal and Receipts 5" ' o 1 The city Bank, coup. ““ - “ u..tipis . . . 00

Ralph Kosher, trans. Harvey Hale, same . Glen Michael, same Jas. Edwards, trans.

the senator from Vermont, is the new Congressional club president, succeeding Mrs. Peter Guelet Getry, wife of the senator from Rhode Island. Mrs. Moses’ election ended a controversy over succession. The honor ordinarily goes to the vice president’s wife. .Since Vice President-elect ( has.

. . .,131.00 Crystal Edwards, trans. ...7l20.no Henry Morris. Junitor

James Nosier, Joseph Crow, John Robinson, Enoch Wright, Nathaniel Jones, William Christy, John Wilson, John Clearwater.-, (juinton VanDyke, Isaiah Goodwin, Jonathan Muliinix and Jacob Penn y. There was no argument. The verdict was returned with-

in twi nty minutes.

H’hr hanging of Thompson was a gala occasion in Putnam county. One of the elm tre^s on the south -ide of Berry street, between College Avenue and Locust streets, was selected as the gallows. It was then down in the deep forest. It is said to be one of

those yet standing.

F'rank Peek, of this city, often heard of the affair from his father,

Vngil Peck.

“My father was then a little fel- j low,” aid Frank Peck to the writer,” TOLEDO, O., Feb. 12 (UP)—L. H. hut his father took him and his young Limecooly, local hotel man, believes brother, Hen, an I his sister (who be people are getting nv re honest, came Mrs. Farrow) to see the hang- At the close of 1927 there were 150 ing. He .-aid among other children dozen towls to lie replace ! at the hothere, in the big crowd, were Tarvinj tel which he manages, while fewer!

4 6.70 156.66 168.66

. 105.00

Kiger A Co., sch sup, . , Ralph Kosher, trans. . J. W. Edwards, same . Glen Michael, same . . Harvey Hale, same ... Cully Price, same Earnest Michael, same Raymond PI Int, same Crystal Priest, sanie .. Clark & Morris. Janitor Roy Ferrand, same .. .

Grace Sloan Overton, spk. com. 55.50

11.36 1X5.40

45.00 164.50 50.00 112.75 182.00 90.00

125.00

Arthur Weller, teaching ....135.00 Olive Smiili same 136,00 Mary Ross, same 135.00 Nellie Lovett, same 135.00 Russell Newgent, teaching... 232.20

Albert W. Heavins, same . . . Albert W. Heavins, sch sup.. Raymond Flint, trans

50.00 [Cully Price, same

55.00

. 1 10.00

188.00

. 66.60

l 55.0 > 100.00

E. L. Gray, storage Arthur Weller, teach., iul. Ralph Shockney. same . .

Curti - i- a widower, his official host-jEiank Pruitt, same

ess is his sister, Mrs. Edward E. [olive Smith

Gann, who was opposed because a faction thought the office should go

only to a wife.

GUESTS MORE HONEST

saint

Nellie Lovett, saint Nellie Lovett, same

Mary R. Bottler, teach. Ai int.. 192.55 Mary R. Bottler music A' panits 2ii.OO Mary Patterson, teach. & int.. 153.89 Mary Patterson, school sup. . . 2.6.5 Mary Rose, teach. & int 165.89

Mary A. Johnson, same ... Kenjl Douglas, same Alice Ix'wis, janitor Teacher Ret Fund Elmer Norris, teach. & int. II. L. Lane, freight on <oal . Wamie Young, drayage . .. W. S. Frank, school sup. . . Wm. Summerville, teach. &

Mary V. Paiterson. teaching Beryl Douglas, same Roselyn Inge, same Mary A. Johnson, same . . . Ralph Shock ney, teaching . Roy Ferrand .trans Frank Edward, Sal. rt. ex . Mary Call, teach Win. Summerville, tech lbr.

198.72'Earnest Michael, trans. ...

3 1 2.56 [ f R. Woodburn At Co., sch sup 29.58 |alBrm) that the

165.82 112 12 52.00

260.00

17.27

108.00

55.00

1 80.00 1 60.00 150.00 160.00 143.87

80.00 76.00

120.00 361.77

532.5 t

.501

Dlsbrusements during year Final Balances

FIND

Receipts during year 4,616 35 Total of Bal. and Receipts. 4.616.35 Disbursements during year 2,845.96 Final Balances 1.770 30

TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS

Balance on hand 5,565.43 Receipts during year .... 47.959.12 Total of Hal. and Receipts 53.524.55 Disbursements during year 45,039.42 F’inul Balances 8,485.13 Total balance as shown by this ' 0 .

port $8,485.13

Warrant-checks uutstanding D"

31.1928 $117.11

Total balances and outstanding warrants, December 31 1928 —

68.602.24

Cash In depository December 31

1928 - $8,602.24

I, Flank Edwards, ihe Trustee of Monroe township. Putnam County,

do solemnly

112.00 j Indiana, <10 solemnly swear (or

(.. K. Hughes, notes Int. ...J.214.20 believe; and I further declare that All ect H \v h 7i' '"I on •• *"h which I am charged in Albert \\ Heavins I res dep . 4.60 | this report are all of the sums recei v '“‘V"' ';*' 01 ••• « 5®|«d by me. and .oat the various Item. Loll Evans. iep. elec. Its .... 13.00|of expenditures credited have be.'ii C. C Gillen, legal service 50.00 fully paid In the sums stated and R Brown L. e Spec. Agt, Ins. 927.1 5 , wit bout express or Implied agreement Harvey Hale Iran* BO.Oojthat any portion thereof shall bn ie-

90.00,talned by or repaid to me

1 (t V\ F.LL PLEASED have hundreds of our ru - tomers been that they have gladly sent th'ir friends in to see us. F'urmers may borrow $20$300 on livestock, implements, autos, and furniture. Repay in 3-6-9 or 12 months. Our monthly payment plans for salaried workers.

Establish Vour Credit NOW For a Loan H'hen Needed Later

INDIANA LOAN CO.

Phone

. .219.97 ..173.72

.. 120.00 [Grystal Priest, sain- .. .. 102.74 Glen Mlclia I. trails. .. . .393.54 | Raymond F'llnt. same . . . 42.00 | Flat'nest Michael, trans, .. 1.97 Cully Pi ice. same .... .. 15.78 Ralph F’osher, same . int. Jas. Edwards, same ... 3lb.00 Hoy Ferrand, same ...

Winter Excursion To

NIAGARA FALLS

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15

AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16 SEE NIAGARA FALLS IN FROZEN SPLENDOR* «ce mountains 100 feet high-massive icicles weighing tons-t^ J n it, glistening spray-falls illuminated in colors each night by H ' lam le power only place in world where rainbows shin' 1 s' I^ow Itound Trip Railroad Fares. — ( >ood in Coaches $9.00. Cood in Pullman Cars $13.50.

PULLMAN FARES ADDITIONAL

Leave Greencastle 10:15 p. m. Friday, February 15 and 3:53 a* 2:M

„ mj mid or «• M v i i i . . . 10(.0(t othei person. And I further dedai el ’ ln ” * a * ur d a )5 February Ifi.

10X00 and swear (or afflini) that I have : 110.00 reived no money nor article of vulu ’ : 7 *,o tu consideration of any contract . l.,6.2.) ,nie as trustee of this Township 168.00 | FRANK EDWARDS, Trustee

. 80.00 Monroe Township,

by |

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