The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 July 1930 — Page 3

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F«d I.ucas, sal and of. exp.

Miller Pryant Co.

r THK DA IKY BANNER, GREENCA8TBE, INDIANA SATURDAY, JULY 5,1930

PAOE THREB

W. E. GUI, sal. T. R- Wood burn Katharine Miller, dep. T. R. Woodbum G. E. Oples, sal. G. E. Oel--, Ivi rev. Lenhra Vantrorder, sal., e T. R. Woodburn

TheBIerald

Edw. Eiteljorjre, sal. Edw. Eiteljorpe, bd pris. T. R. Woodburn TWinr. Eiteljorfre, mil. Ok O’Neal, sal., mil. Sam Hanna, off. exp. J. C. Vermillion, sal., etc. Elixabelh I’ap-ett, dep. C. A. Marshall Nora Marshall, dep. P. E. Reed, sal. J. A. Lgan, sal. W. E. Gill, bd rev. J. P. CarrinRinn C. A. Kelly S. A. Vermillion, sal. Cully Wilson, assess. J. Cook & .Sons, oourt hsr R. S. Cowjpll G. B. Shannan Daisy McFarland C. W.I Pfeiffenberjrer J. R. Pans G'eastle Tel. Co. Hunting Lab. Gao. Huffman

Kilter Co.

Gardner Bros. G'castle Wat. Works Wab. Val. Elec. Co. G’castle Gas & Elec. Co. W. M. McCaunrhey, jail Home Steam I^und. Allan Lbr. Co., Count, frin Guy Jackson Mary Jackson

Otto Bundy

R. N. Hardesty Guy f Jackson sup

Glen Clark

1189.33 J steplp 13.90 | ^ Randolph 250.00 , Francis RyrH 82.73 , w F Sk j nnPr « 2 -'° j | lprt n WriRht 38.44 | Campbell Bros.

^O'OO Marshall Cement Co. 135.00 | HiB . ht Pf)int on ro120.68 0\v| Piuk Co., Co. F. sup 49.50 i Browning Hammond

5.50

175.00 33.00 57.75 383.04

8.00

!1 .71 37.50 112.50 65.00 19.00 84.00 135.00 135.00 135.00 86.66 109.00

4.95

10,35

5.75

18.00 100.83 100.83 76.56 39.88

5.00

51.12

4.50

77.55 63.94

6.28 4.00 4.62

22.95 75.00 25.00

8.00 .3.30

40.40 • 12.00

W. D. James Fuiitv Bakeries Suburban Lifrht Co. Mil. I.ub. Co. F. McCain mack Chas. H, Rector Clarence Vestal

V Concilli

9.00

The Banner

19.54 '

G. W. Hamilton

92.70

Isaac Skelton, Rd. Constr. 2.640.00,

Thos. Roach

10.08,

H. M. Diel

10.37

C. E. Call

123.37

Mrs. Mae Wright, Washington

10.00

H. Fitzsimmons

io.no

Ind. Commercial

9.68

R. A. Miller

227.90 Cooper* Sutherlin

4.98 1 Cecil Craft

10.00

The Herald

14.58

G. W. Irwin, twp pr. Jackson

6.25

W. J. Hunt

4.88

J. P. Eggers

10/10

F. K. Hansell, bviilgp rep.

284.00

A. M. Keck

34.(‘5

Poe *■ Holsapple

36.00

J. L. McFerran

9,00

Thos. Williamson

588.00

Robbins & 9on

34.13

Glen 11. Frye, Warren

18.25 lc. Olliver

36.26

Alice A’ Payne

99.50

Malissa Epperson

3.60

Nota Keiier, Je.Terson

15.00

Robert Terry

3.50

C. Dali* Hdw. Co.

208.7!

Bna'enbark Grain Co.

21.79

Lon A. Hall

8.09

Levi Williamson

11.10

M. I). Abram.-, pros. off. exp.

50.00

Putnam Co. hospital

10.00

C. C. Tucker

192.50

Rex Hathaway

17.75

Willard Millor, rd eons.

31.50

C. N. Strouhe, Franklin

8.00

Put. Co., Hospital, C’dalc

10.00

L. Hepler

16.22

Co. Rev. Refund

852 10

M. E. Chastian

69.00

G. P. Walker, grav. rd rep.

233.30

A. J. Johnson

42.20

Mack Rollings

210.00

W. D. Conn

25.00

1 P. & W. Equip. Co.

32.40

C. M. Furr

25.37

Frank Allan

'."Js.vu

Wm. Keck

10.00

Dobbs Tire Co.

7.85

E. B. Wright

36.96

Wm. Lane

54.00 i E. C. Rogers

6.00

Gallion Iron Wks.

5.51

Dobbs Tire Co.

26.21

Otto Burk

3.00

C. C. Collins

36.00

Midwest Stone Co.

3.33 1 C. McCammack.

gr.

153.52

Lane & Hem!ricks

3315.00

W. R. Hutcheson. RusAell

52.50

V. W. l.ivengnod

70.30

Earl Heihert

54.00 10.35 23.30

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Gler. H. Lyon Van Huffman F. S. Hamilton

75.00 61.00

P. E. Reed P. A. Flock

75.00 Ftta Gardner

Pruitt Hdw. Co.

.95

A. (.. Daj

307.20

Putnam Co. Hr»s.

MorrL-on Bros.

26.29

Otto Masten

100.00

Put. Co. Hos., Clinton

H. F. Shoptaugh

32.93

Wm. Sulherlin

75.00

D. C. Tate, Monroe

C. B. OTliien

47.50

The Herald

14.53

Ralph Darling

Ethel Hirt, orph. poor

20.00

Indianaph. Com.

12.15

Datnall & Edwards

Damie King

20.90

W. F. Gill

140.00 ! B. W. Veach

Mrs. Ray Bell

30.00

T. li. Woodburn

58.60

C. B. Etcheson

Floy McCullough

30 00

Sweet & Wright

186.3.20

W. E. Young

Frank Edwards

30.00

I Livid Worroll, cow tostinj?

18.00

R. C. Knight, Floyd

Mrs. Curtis Lawrence

20.00

Fred Kendall

12.90

W. J. Fusan, Marion

Osa Chambers

20.00

J. T. Bettis

12.90

C. O. Brien

Cora Whittaker

20.00

J. R. Sallust

21.90

Dora McAnineh

Irma Pitts

20.90

Iw. •!. Johns

21.00 * Potter Shoe To., Of*pnon*tip

Amos Nicholson

20.00

H. I). Flint

21.90

Moore & Cook

Mary Robertson

12.00

B. McCammack

30.00

C. A. Kelley

Goldie O’Neal

12.00

K. Keller

18.00

Grogan & Miller

Milton Brown

12.00

Wayne Purcell

21.90

C. H. Monnett

R. McGaughey

12.90

H. R. Woodall

21.90

O. F. Bakin

Maggie Watson

12.90

Valey Roach

30.00

F. T. Crawford

( May Williamson

16.00

Wine Silvey

30.00

Curry Inman

Dooma York

15.00

Vay Ray

48.00

Yellow Cab Co.

Ind. Orp. Home

344.25

Fred Waldon

18.00

1 Charles H. Bamahy

1. E. Work Train. Sch.

42.00

\\. Cooper Nephews

87.50

i .1. B. Etter

The Herald, elec.

322.50

(’. A. Masten

176.68

| W. F. Kocher

J. E. McCurry, sold. hui.

50.00

T. A. Sigler

71.12

B. M. Chew

Allan Campbell

50.00

C. F. Perkins

6.00

J. A. Egan

O. F. Bakin

50.00

Elizabeth Pagett

14.55

I Putnam County Hospital

The Banner, print.

40.40

L. A. Ray

171.25

J. B. Etter, Madison

The Herald, pub. ptg.

102.68

K. K. Cushow

217.12

Sam Hanna

Roland Hurst., rd Cons.

1.50

Carl C. Keller

156.06

W. R. Hutcheson

Harry I^ine, Rd. Cons.

4.00

T. B. Smithson

207.77 J - Benny

T. R. Woodburn

58.50

T. W. Bingenfelter

113.22

J. B. EIILs

10.65 lesman Ijrnition Co.

15.60'•^ as . Nelson T. Woodburn Co.

Brown & Ellis

Browning & Hammond

Jno. Carroll

W. .1. Holliday Co.

S. F. Kennedy Farm Bureau

O. & I. Stone Co. Mar-hall ('em. Co.

F. A. Williams Grant Allen Hugh Burdett

H. Shake H. Phillips

C. W. Silvey Albert Houck Virgil Cadi B. D. Wright C. M. Furr D. R. Jackson H. Grantham Geo. Wallace Dennis Diel C. B. Knauer Verner Houck Ira McKamey

10.00 95.00 83.37

7.50

53.80 38.00

3.38 8.60

28.01 10.80 20.00 25.62

6J5

25.80 19.90

9.05 2.00

30.00 15.00 22.00

.50

26.00 28.23 33.75 6.75 22.50 142.50 7.00 4 82 21.75 17.22 39.84

25.48 J

13.78 1

46.80 !

16.80 '

1161.70 !

24.78 j

10.00 |

270.00 |

133.36

950.97 j

2.88 I

30.00 I

2.50 '

432.95

A. M. Gowan C. F. Allen

Dan Hall

Lee Myers ^ \

J. Sutherlin Cha-. Miller

Stringer A- McCammack W. E. GILL, Auditor

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190.75 111.25 125.25 100.07 32.00 116.00 36.25 89.25 16.80 94.25 20.00 58.00 f ' 44.60 185.82 108.75 166.77 108.00 157.70 190.55 81.45 2806.66 Putnam 5-2ts.

SATURDAYS FIVK PEST It A DUO FEATURES WARC CBS Net 4:30 pm—Hed Fus-

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67.50 AVARC UBS Net 6:30 pm — Dixie

3:i.t.88 88.70 132.75 737.23 82.50 118.08 59.03 79.75 339.96 67.67 58.60 51.00 132.7 - 2^.0•.'

Echoes W.I7, NBC Net 6:30 pm—Goldman

Band

WEAF NBC Net 7:30 pm—('.on. Elec.

Hour.

WEAF NBC Net 9:15 pm—T»on Bigelow’s Orchofrtra. BOARD ( AN REDUCE LEVIES INDIANAPOLIS, July 3 «UP)— Jurisdiction of the state tax board over local budget levies was upheld by the supreme court today. The state hoard can approi <• or re-

duce local levies, hut not* increase them, the court said. The case was an appeal taken by Philip Zoercher and other tax board members from a decision of the St. Joseph Superior court in which the state board's jurisdiction was demied in reducing by one cent a 73-cent levy made by the city of South Bend One of the unusual features of the case wa« that it was instituted by i Robert X. Alger and other South Bend Taxpayer- who demanded the right to pay the 73 rather than 72 rent levy. The tax hoard made the one rent reduction when it was disclosed that the higher levy was based on a S188,000,000 valuation and should have been based on 8191,000,000. It was pointed out that 72_cents would he. sufficient to cover all proposed hufget expenditures Walter Arnold* South Bend attornry argued the appeal against the tax board on the basis of “Home Rule”. He told the court that the tax board was unconstitutionally usurping a legislative function in passing on the

levies.

But today’s opinion, written by Justice Clarence R. Martin, upholds the constitutionality of the 1927 statute giving the tax hoard this

power.

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