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NOTICK TO TAXPAYERS OF

ROAD BOND ISSUE For Floyd Township:

Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Floyd Township, in

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l b v the undersigned, auditor of said 0 > --auired by law, upon the

order^oMhe^oand „7 Con” miisioners of Mid county of Putnam, to convene };'*• in Special Session, at ten o’clock A. Put ' 1 M on Saturday, The 16th Day oi

County, Indiana, that the Board i

of Commissioners of the County of an d’each of vou, are hereby Putnam, State of Indiana, at their 1 • tified as members of said Regular March Term, determ- further noumu, a sai(i meet . ined to issue and sell road bonds for county council, ^ au at

SPRING STYLE SHOW AT GRANADA FRIDAY NIGHT What is to be considered a very attractive evening’s entertainment will be The J. C. Penney Co. Spring Style Show, which will be given at the Granada Theatre on Friday night of this week. The very latest styles and fashions will be -een, which will be | displayed on about eighteen living models, all Greencastle young ladies. The men’s toggery will also have a suitable spot on the bill, which in all will be interesting to the patrons both young and old, as careful attention has been given to make the occasion a most pleasing entertainment. The Style show will be given once during the evening with a -uitable ph toplay before and after the stag) i attraction entitled “The Younger Gencratio:.” sta:ring Lina Busquettc*.

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priation' 0 and" apportionment of moneys as set forth in the budget pre-

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exceed the aggregate amount of 2'; 'c v the undersigned and filed in

$5,fi00.00. The amount of bonds is- office.

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AT THE NOM ASI I.K Greta Garbo, tense drama and a background of romance, are the three things which distinguish “Wild Orchid-," The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture playing at the Voncastle Theatre Thursday and Friday.

“Wild Orchids,” directed by Sidney I-'ianklin from an original story by John Colton, is an admirable vehicle for Greta Garbo’s unusual talents. Cast a> a misunderstood and neglected wife, Mi- Garbo imbues the part with all the ardor she displayed in “A Wo-

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sued will bear interest at four ami one-half per cent, per annum. .. The present total road bond indebtedness of said township without this

issue is $19,11100.

The net assessed value of all property in this taxing unit is $1,236,-

132.00.

Ten or more taxpayers, other than those who pay poll tax only, who feel themselves aggrieved by such determination of said board to issue road bonds, may appeal to the State Board of Ta Commissioners for further action, of said State Board, b> rtleing with the County Auditor of Putnam County, Indiana, their reasons for objection to said bond issue and sale, which objections must be filed with ^aid auditor, on or before twenty-nine days from the day of the first publication of this notice in the Newspapers in which the same will be printed. If a remonstrance or objections arefiled against the said proposed bond issue, a hearing will be given in this Putnam County, by said State Board of Tax Commissioners on a day to be named by said board. Done by order of the Board ol Commissioners of the County of Put nam, State of Indiana. This 4th daj of March, 192!». Willis E. Gill, Auditor of Putnan County, Indiana. 6-13-21

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notice to taxpayers of

ROAD BOND ISSUE

For JefFer-on Township:

Notice is hereby jriven to the tax payers of Jefferson Township, in Ihit nain County. Indiana, that the Boart; of Commissioners of the County ot Putnam, State of Indiana, at theii regular March Term, 1929, determ ined to issue and sell road bonds foi the improvement of a public high way for Jefferson said township, foi tlie improvement of the R. A. Sandy et a], highway improvement, pendin'*.-

before said board.

The amount of road improvemen' i bonds to be issued and sold will not | exceed the aggregate amount o’ ; $5,150.00. The amount of bonds is j sued will bear interest at four am j one-half per cent, per annum. The present total road bond indebtedness of said township without thi-

issue is $18,<173.00.

The net assessed value of all prop ertv in this taxing unit is $1,191,

964.00.

Ten or more taxpayers, other thai those who pay poll tax only, who fee themselves aggrieved by such determ ination of said board to issue sai< road bonds, may appeal to the Stab Board of Tax Commissioners for further action, of said State Board, b; fileing with the County Auditor o’Putnam County, Indiana, their rea sons for objection to said bond issut and sale, which objections must hi filed with -aid auditor, on or befon twenty-nine days from the day of tin tir.-t publication of this notice in th< NeWsnapers in which the same wil

be printed.

If a remonstrance or objections an

filed against the said proposed bom issue, a hearing will be given in thi

Putnam County, by said State Boan of Tax Commissioners on a day to b<

named by said board.

Done by order of the Board o Commissioners of the County o Putnam, State of Indiana. This 4tl

day of March, 1929.

Willis E. Gill, Auditor of Putnan County, Indiana. 6-13-2t

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ROAD BOND ISSUE For (ireencastle Township: Notice is hereby given to the tax payers of Greencastle Township, it Putnam County, Indiana, that th» Board of Commissioners of the Coun ty of Putnam, State of Indiana, at their Regular March Term, 1929, de termined to issue and sell road bonds for the improvement of a public high way, for Greencastle said township for the improvement of the 0. A. Sallust, et al, highway, improvement pending before said hoard. 'I he amount of road improvemen' bonds to i>e issued and sold will not ®« ee d the aggregate amount ot $*>,380.00. The amount of bonds issued will bear interest at four am one-half per cent, per annum. The present total road bond indebt •■dness of said township without thiissue is $201,060.00. The net assessed value of all prop erty in this taxing unit is $10,812.452.00. ’ Ten or more taxpayers, other thar those who pay poll tax only, who fee! themselves aggrieved by such determ ination of said board to issue sail bonds, may appeal to the State Boan. of Tax Commissioners for further ae tion, of said State Board, by fileing with the County Auditor of Putnan County, Indiana, their reasons for <>b jectinn to said bond issue and sale which objections must be filed wit! said auditor, on or before twenty nine days from the day of the first publication of this notice in the News papers in which the same will b» printed. If a remonstrance or objections an filed against the said proposed bom issue, a hearing will he given in this Putnam County, by said State Boart. of Tax Commissioners on a day to be named by said board. Done by order of the Board ot Commissioners of the County of Putnam, State of Indiana. This 4th day of March. 1929. Willis E. Gill, Auditor of Putnan County, Indiana. 6-13-2t

NOTH E TO THE MEMBERS OF THE PUTNAM (OUNTY (OUNUIL State of Indiana, County of Putnam, s.s: To John Sinclair, Herschel C. Foster, Roy Hillis, Thomas D. Brookshire William B. Bridges, H. C. Morrison ami George Walker, members of and constituting the Putnam County Council of Putnam County, Indiana:— You, and each of you, are hereby notitieil that a Special Meeting of the Putnam County Council, of Put naii; County, Indiana, has been called

the auditor’s office.

Said appropriations to be made from the General Fund of the county tree urer of said county, the funds appropriated and apportioned to be used in paving current expenses for the year, 1929, as set forth anil named in said budget and in the notice there of to taxpayers of said county, which said notice appears in the same paper

with this notice.

Willis E. Gill, County Auditor.

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NOTICE Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Putnam County, Indiana, that the Putnam County Council, of said county, will be a.-ked to make additional appropriations from the General County Fund of said coun ty, to pay certain expenses and charges against said county for the current year 1929, as authorized by law. Therefore, notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Putnam County, Indiana, that the Putnam County Council, of Putnam County, Indiana, will be called to meet in Special Session, at ten o’clock, A. M., on Saturday, The 16th Day of March, 1929, and when so convened will be asked to determine the necessity of and to appropriate $5,115.00 from the General Fund of said county, to be used in paying current expenses and liabilities of said county for the current year, 1929, and as asked for by the Board of Commissioners of the said county of Putnam, as follows: $2,815.00 To pay for rights of way for State Road No. 43, where the State Highway Commission proposes to change the right of way of State Road No. 43 over certain lands in Cloverdale Township. $1,500 Township poor. $200.00 For the making of the township assessors’ books for the as- j sessment of township property for the year 1929. $600.00 For mileage and automobile 1 expense for the County Agent of Putnam County, Indiana. Said County Council will be asked to apportion the moneys heretofore | appropriated for county bridges to be constructed during the year 1929, as follows: For the Carter Bridge, in Franklin Township, 40 foot span, $3,550.00. For the Sharp Bridge, on the Putnam and Owen Counties line, 75 foot steel span, $3,500.00. For the Knauer Bridge, Madison Township, $1,625.00. For the Scott Irwin Bridge, in Madison Township, $1,150.00. For the Shuey Bridge, in Franklin Township, $895.00. Unless objection is made bv tho taxpayers, other than those who pay poll tax only, in the manner prescrib’d by law, the said Putnam County Council will pursuant to this notice Jetermine ami order and proceed to cause and make such appropriation (and apportion the moneys heretofore appropriated for bridges) by an Ordinance to be duly passed and adopted by said county council, for he uses and purposes herein above set out and to pay all said amounts. Done by order of the Board of Commissioners this 4th day of March, 1929. Willis E. Gill, County Auditor. 6-13-21.

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OBITUARY Herbert Allen Darnnll, eldest son I >f William and Bessie Reeves Par-! >all, entered upon this life Septemoer 25, 1894, and departed from it I March 1, 1929. He was united in marriage with i Ruby M. ( arrington, September 2,1 1922 who was a faithful companion antil his death. Besides his wife,' hose who survive are his mother! | 'ather, brother, sister, many relativ- 1 -s and a host of friends. He was a fraternal brother of Bain•ridge lodge No. 75 Free and Accept-1 <1 Masons, and of the Modern Wood-1 nen of America. He wa; also a vet- j ■ran of the World War, having serv-' ’d with the A. E. F. in France for, i period of six months. His last illness was filled with great ' suffering but through it all he was hinking of the welfare and comfort >f others. Herbert was always ready to help anyone who was in trouble by I aiding them financially or by other helpful deeds, words of cheer and counsel. Those seeking a friend found him! a true friend, indeed. No greater miise may be said of a man than to -ay he was a friend, “a real friend.” | We feel he would say with us: Twilight and evening bell. And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness of fare- ! well, When I embark; l ‘or though from out our borne of j time and place The flood may bear me far, ( t0 /f p my Pilot, face to face When I have crossed the bar. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our relatives,! riends and neighbors for the kind- i ness ami sympathy shown during the 'Mmss and death of Herbert We ’specially thank the Rev. Bartlett for ns consoling words, Mr. Sands, fun-' cral director, the singers, Masonic and! Modern Woodman orders, the Hainbr.dge school and alumni and all for I the beautiful flowers. -Wife. Father. Mother, Brother and

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