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BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13. 1933.

’‘hi stre's nr.roRT

The Township Trustee’s annual re.

ory Board of Ma.lls.m

Indiana.

1 First Vat Iona.

I PO' | To

. Jp '

rt to tlip Adviso

Jp* Dutn.iin Countv.

Jnnunry, 1933.

wnshii

OSSIFIED ADS

^For Sale—

r — 'First National Banlt, 'fttUreit it. FOR SALE: Clean onal, JXr:'''""' ton. Guaranteed quality. I'ntiu... ,io K tax r rao v • oo H O. Brattttln same 502-K* II* | \\ A. < ottper. nuditor same I " A. Cooper, school

SALE:- Extra fine Buff " A

4on cockerols. Blood testod , •da k sin m,n«, tPnchinK

• Roy Evens, same

1 Alaybelle Laymon, samp

SAI-F: Sewing maehine, New Ion, Jfl.flfi. Good Kitchen cabinet fame complete. Phone oflo-X [■nok .Tr. 417 P Washinp-ton St

13-Ip.

-Tor Rent—

McHaffie. Phone 52-X. 13-2p uoyiieiie i..n

Cecllle Sk« iton.

Ivabfrta Harris, same

same

Ora re Stinson, same Onire Stinson, -upplles Uobi. Irwin, tearliinp Hobt. Irwin, supplies

Hobt. Irwin, rhlrkens killed

O. II, driest, teach, ret.

Carl Skelton, labor on hue Car I Skelton, drinking water

Carl Skelton, trans. Ernest Meber, same

tel Shonkwile

230.fiO 24 3.30 124.47 73.00 48.00 2.2r> 371,75 10 48<J.75 1.097.13

> •

1.097.20 835.39 427.12 408.95 XU 1.008.

Transfer of funds

hand

balances

TTA

an*

Final

TOTAL O

Llance nn hand ansfer of fund

»tal of bal. and receipts

ansfer of fund®

nal balances 14,13

nce«* a* shown bv this

am fiends

1B.297.0T 18,079.54 34.377.21 20,2:19.1?

38.09

re-

206.58

ler, same

Estel Shonkwiier, labor

RENT: Modern furnishetll Khmi).'i''vvuxnn.'riim*. |fnr second semester. 814 xonth j Kemi^h'K^um.rT'^.me

rber.

opposite

586 L.

Id's;

Florence Hall. I ^ 1 ' a- sur

... o. Rcynol l2-2t M. Owens, sanu

— — Standard Oil Co., floor oil

M PCR RENT: Small house, j

a land. Must he rented at * v Co. bus ^ supplies

m i» no t n \N “hst• r IMib. Co., suppllen

Id. J. Rouble. 1 bone R -8. 13-2P , 1 I, McCabe «v Son. suplies j I - li. -MrCa bet \ Son, furnltu RENT: Four room semi-mod- l v 'i h V n , i'::;K co.’.TpVlles mse. Reasonable. Phone 715-X. iiiinmv. ventilators

io o* * Browning «K Hammond, pupplies

j John Cook & Son, supplies

——-— Herald, advertising

i Banner, advertising

-—F 01111(1 Srobee Bros, repairs

T. 1*711 is. Insttraneo

T. Ellis, bo

TNI): White pup. roll

Banner lp

-Miscellaneous— tifE at Bainhridfre Saturday J January 14. Music hy The Inrii|Niphthawks of Indianapolis, jody come. » Ip hCF Will patrons please [bill which has been mailed to Men they call to pay accounts. Jn=tle Evchancre Indiana Assn Telephone Corporation. tf

C. T. Ellis, bond

King. .Morrison, Foster, repnir.s

i is r -

< o.. cement, etc

R 1*. Mnllins, suppl

James 1. Xe

h ng Geo

ns, supplies

Ison, coal rus. haul!

Cornwell, coal

Pell, same

Evr

n. c<

igh Mnngus. hanling eonl

I’t forget the dance at F'illmore, the HUh, at the Community 12-2|.

NFR CLUB Dance Saturday Music by round and square bands. Admission 10 cents It

n OF (JI ll.IFIC VTION 01 EXECUTOR NHce is hereby eriven. that the ■n^Kiene I has duly qualified as of the last will and testnmoAi Elizabeth F. Scott, deceased. h'M Putnam Circuit Court, of P\itMlB'nunty. Indiana, and has been MfButhorizH by said Couit to nd'9lfl estate is supposed to he snl-

veM.

Jail in, 1933. IN DINKINS, Executor. [rt K Williams, attorney. W. Herod, Clerk of the Putrircuit Court. 13-3t ■Ion.resident notice STAIe of INDIANA. PfitNAM ( OUNTY, SS; la »e Putnam Circuit Court, January 5“rm, if):!:!. No. 14145. Action for llvorcc. BENEDICT SsS vs. jlv F BENEDICT plaintiff in the above cause fib d her complaint therein for h. tofzether with her affidavit, he affidavit of a disinterested that the defendant, Henry T\ JCl, is not a resident of the | In liana. therefore, the said defendant

same

n C '*

K. BrnItain, coal & hnuling

supplies nn rnnil

nhn \’«rmilllon, leprv Rob! Johns. Henning

Robt Johns. In her nn rnnrls

Chester Rickets, labor W. M Hunter, same

Wm. (iowen. hauling gravel Wm. < lowen, labor on road

Edmund .Marshal, same Noah Hunter, same I earl Ward, same

John Akers, fender for sob. bus Kimmel Wilson, labor on road

Mark Rollings, same .Mnek Rollings, gravel

Clifford Henry, labor on road

James ffenry, sa,i •

Amer. Vit. Prod. Co., supplies

W’in Thomas, gravel E. A. Smock. labor Clyde Shaner. same Charles Shaner. same

Laura Knauer, enumeration

1 alia Nelson, same

Cbirenee Ycsial. auctioneering

repnti

nir

18.47

2.00 27.1

2o6.5n

I 2.00 25.00

, 10.00

H I 60

. 95.80

J.OO

285.00 340.80 341.00 276 SO

i ...

81.50 25.00 19.44 10.69 16.51 71.35

6.64

221.26 4 8.51 139.00 65.62 26.45

5.31

27.52

6.60

131.64 11.15 •284.38 55.00 13! 25

5.85

11.00 ! 2 2 5 15.25

. 00

I 3 20

129.77

.2.4:

Bala

Tn To

Tran^fVr of Final butane Total hnlnr

port, $!4.138.ft!>.

Warrant checks om»M.n«tln<r necem-

ber SI, n»32, $5SS.6R.

Total Ha lancer, amt nnt^tanclinr wnrtMnts, [tecemln r 31, ins;. $i4,6;t.77 Cash in depositon necemher SI,

I SSL', |14.B71.77.

1. RmoryyO. Brattatn, the Tniatce of

iship, Ifut nam CJounty. emnly sw.-ar tor affirm 1

that tlic preceding report of !

abr

Madison Township, Indiana, do solemnly

the preeedin

disbursements an

corn tiler 1 am

ng report of receipts, id halati es Is true and

•ot, as 1 verllv hellevc; and 1 furdeclare th:tt the srai with which 1 charged In this report are all of

d by me, and

exp pn l<l

the stuns received by me. and the varlons items of i*xpentl:'ores crs-dlted

rm'sTDn's urmni

Trustee's

Up. Pu

January, mss.

Ip Trustee s annual rtvlsory Board of Floyd

press here.

Prof. Dmitri Guffim-Lefkovich, one

Th, Townshl

TowmshlpI 1 * Putrtnm^County, "fndlana" I «f the founders of the Institute for

imnrnsEMF.vr*

John nigbt'D*U. bond premium

C. \’«*rir

Hugh

T*on

John <\ N’crinllllon

yb Long, fence > of I win. labo

in. l floo

rond

‘f>n Goodwin, F. M. Horn,

Hnfry Pur^Hl. clenniti^

Pnlin»‘r Products, floor ren:iir« Wiilt.t Wright, kindling

't'irgil English, gimvel Osonr ! v.ins. parne

•1 H

I pr

fpft Pheots

or 1

f>il inji »or

dll?

Pr* .

killed

Reck, sheep

hoi

•gl

press, frelg idshleld wlf

i biiss Aiiller. labor on road

Cmnpbell and ogles,

Cenk.-. Mi

Motor Em

rn Muston, windsh Hendon Kelley, trn •or.-st Me Parian, b

ck, Tr

r.', fenct ess. fr»*!g

nspor*

ror**st McE irlan, labor I Ifnrr.v Beck, same

have been fully paid in The sums stntrd J K i' io) .i j rnev, s;ime nd without express or impliefl agr<. - j R i v l.anson, vork .v- growl ment that any portion thereof shall H^nffhfon Mifflin, suplie*: be retained by or repaid to me or any Ih H. Gobei, same tuber person. Anti I farther declare;; Carry Laws tn, 1 bor

per tlon

le.

Ami I f irther

rul swear < nr affirm) that | have rec. ived no money, nor anleles of vain in consideration of an\ contract rr.a b.' me as Trustee of ibis Township

EMORY O V.RATTAIN

Trtiste of Madison Town hip. Subscribed and sworn tor affirmed)

tf) before me. tho Chairman of the \nvisorv Board of his Township, this 3rd

flay of January, ]9. 0 .3,

.J. W\ KNAUER

Chairman of Advisor> Board of Madison Township. Thi« report was recpived. accepted and approved b\ the Advisory Bonrfl of this Township at itx .annual meeting ihip ‘ini da v ol January, !H83

Advisory Ho:

ship

J. W KXAT’F.R. '• a HEP1.ER.

1 rd

Modi on Town

O. G. livens, sa

Jackson Hill Coal & Coke Co. J. E. Brattnin, coal & hnuling

J. E. Brat tain, supplies 7.15 .1 E. Brat tii iri, labor on rond 102.00 John Vermillion, tests M.ll

5.00 4 00

13.00 12.00 3.80 I 4.95 19.00 9.00 15.25 .00 3.50 29.40 21.40 2.50 1 1.50 ••06 1.25 19.50 7.00

I .00 15.00

C A. Stillwell, repairing

11. E. Barton, cleaning

Ernest Rowing, sheep killed Ha! ha way A Cooper am* 1

Pearl Ward, same II. R. Adamson, same John Nelson, same

Kenneth Knauer. same Joseph Knauer. a praising Luther Thompson, same

c. B. Knauer, same

Smith Alsop Paint Co. supplies

Phil Adamson, lumber J. V Knauer. salary Matthew Eurney. same M. .1 llepler. same

I aura Knauer. storage Boonville Stnndnnl. supplies

Sam Hanna, suplies

Eloyd Skelton, labor on road

Miivnar«l Puglia, same Louis Stotts, same

John Plessingi»r. same

Marion Sti'es. same Mbert Wells, same

John I Messenger, same

II. II Frost, same

James Plessinger. same

IMoyd Goddard, same John Phelphs. same John Skelton, same

John Skelton. Jr. same

Till STEF’*. Ml l»OM | Township Trustees Annual Re- > the \dvi ory Board of fireioi Township. Putnam County, In.1 an nary, 1933.

RECEIPT*

Cooper, tin cl it nr 19.9 5

J. P. fees 5.50

.00

The

port t castle dlitna,

V' A i’ooper. auc

Robt 11. New gent, ., , . .. Henr> O'llair, as'-ecf )r . rlr.g

Dog tax collet Henry O'llair,

399

t ed

dog tax collected

tine settlerr

ollect ed

pinen -

.00

20.00

5 4 00 | 20.00 | | 6.00 i.

4 2.00

9.00

ary

A ndi t c

1 tog tax

1 *og t .a \ collect ed Dog tax collected W. \. Cooper, auditor, Dec set Mar bal Abrams, fine tax Dog tax. collected Mr< Prances c. Farrow, sal. Prank Peck, sarhe .1. c Tromlily. same Centr;'l Trust Cn., bond E E. McCabe A'- Sons, supplies Prank Hutson, labor H. L. • Ms. salary .' ie If. Wells, clerical help '"i-ir- [ciuner. printing II. E. WMtls. salary Jessie IT. Wells, salary M'he Manner, ndv. Kiger A Cn.. suplies Ellis A Co., tile Tl. Goble Plug. (■’o,. printing

205.00

178.00

3.535.4 3

19.00

20 no 3,21 2.24

.yno

.24 00

•»n, abc

\ rfiold vp .id, sat me Cbas. Millet same

bet

John Keen la.bor on rond

d Men

I ia rr\

Miller labor f ierson, gravel

Reeve i ining piano

Blond Transfusion horn, was summon- j od hurriodly onp niyht to the Botkin hospital on :»n urfront rasp. He found !»'rln in woman patient—kev identity is ron 26.tjii realrd under the Hesi(rnation ‘'Com- i '.i!a i 1 rade D,” whkh leads tn the troneral ■ assumptirn that she was the wife of J-jjJJ a rommunisi leader—dyinp: of ir.mrr

' rhagre.

Realizing lhat onI> an immedialo blood transfusion could save hfr and ; that a donner rould not be located quickly pnoujrh at that hour. 1 rnf. Gudim I.efkovich unhesitatim.ly dr cided tn pivc his own blond. Hi mad* a transfusion from his own to ih* patient’s veins, pivinfi' up 2SB cubic centimeters of blood, about two irF.s

Hi a.i

7.VO0

•>. tlO

l 25

20.00

ng pin

l*ruii t I .hr. i 'm, repn irs 'Jen ie i'redt ri. k. enumern’ i. ’

Carl Miller, lobar

Norm.in Burl;* it, same I'ued Brown, lamps 5'IrgM Emrlisli. sheep killed A. \\. Inman, insurance Uorri llufi'mnn. labor 1 1 \ Ku.' rl;. ; ransfers

t ’has. 11end) ick,

ANNUAL RKPORT OF CITY CLEBK FOP* YEAR ENDING December 31. 1932 Financial Statement City of Greeceastle, Indiana. Balance Hen Fund January 1. 1!)3; $20 or,8 17 Balance Special Funds Improvement .-Mnltinfr . l.nr.S tC Bark . 948.08 Has Tax ,. 1.465.51 Fire Tru k .. 177 4S Air Pori . *1", 13 Balant *• Bp* da t rion. 1 i 1 • | Dec. 31 Toial Hec,ipt<< for year 19 ".2. fi).227 25 Mec. 31 Total expenditure? for year 1932 4:: 990 21 Balance all Fund |1.'c_ 31. 1932 .25 237 04

same

on l.tay ter.

Chits. Jacobr, In! 04*o. I uncarnon, Edgar Wbi ...r*k,

bor

same same

t ien. 1»• \ nolds. same Porcst Johuson. same

lll.i r

Will

Cecil I.ar 1 )« tt, same

Roberi M

ni.ai 'left, ••Ve.\,

la fence 1 i* ke Max SuiJlh,

< ’has, P red

11 nnier

an, same

same t, same

a me

Millrr. same Beck, same

S. T. Carter, gr.i Jake Long, In b<

, sn r

\ cl

Ernest l.ong. same Jlcrman Zimmermnn. same John Ross, satne

Ranh, same Noll, same

Olya \der. same Marvin f>glc. same i: R. Waft, same

Vil-ftH Effie

23.28 16.05

5.95

15.00

5.00 2 25 8.50 5.1 5

30.00

4 00 1.00 1.00 5.00 8.94 3 50

1.452.50 760.00 .50.00 29.30

5.00

1 5.SO i 5.00 , 15.00 i 16.25 | I 4.0ft j 1 4.00 I 4.00 12.25 ? 00 35.55 J 0.25

3 50 8.75

I abr Cb a

* «* *» — * ,i < * 111 * i- < • ■ *, c, * o. I'.irrow. sa Prank I lea vin. c David W'nrr* 11.

i i„ Wtlle. r.lnry (■'*ie II. Wells, ml

II. '

I.. \\ , lie. “alary s|e II. Wells, enla

ary

J.ihn Nelson, same

ptl. Ni

W.l

Kennet I, Nelson, same \lebtr Wells, same \lheri KlieUnr^e, same TMilen M ■Neff, snnie D O. Reeves, same Wm. Kiteljnrge. same

John Tnrr. same

James Hood, same Ross Rogers, same Glenn Payne, same D O. Nelson, same Robert Thomas, same Maynard Purina, same Glen Johnson, same

Clm Lane, same

Mbert Wells, same

I Prost. same

Pro

<itrbi

rl Surber. same Prod Johns, same

Ea t Prr

Robt Snider, same J. L. I.an ham. same t has. Knauer. same Floyd God«lard. same

Claude Johnson, same

Win Helton, same

Oscar Wells, same !

Treasurer Putnam Co., gravel

\n»4 ! i Kite!Jorge, 'labor

John Dills, same Mbert Mann, same

8.00

20.00

;.oo i.oo i.oo 1.00

52.90

1.50 5.00 5.00 5.00

10.00

I 00 1.05

12.00

5.25 6.00 2.00

18.00

.1.00 2.00 4.00 4.00 5.25

15.75 15.75

6.00

25 00

3.00 3.00 5.25

]0 00

8.7 5

17.90 10 00 i 4 00

6.00 “ 00 1 76 7.00 8.75 3.50

10.50

2 0O 2.00 4 00 8.75 5.00

I ft 25

8.00 3.50 5.25 5.00 7 00

18.75

road 3.50

12.50

fby notified that unle** he ^ j “""man"Tame

I Pirlnn Nelenn. «ame

Ippear nn Saturday, March the J1933, the same bcini? the 66th la! Dt) nf (he .liimi.-iry Term, of |uin:ini Circuit Court to h*' ndp ! hc first Monday of January. ] at the Gourt House in Greenin sxid County and State, and or demur to said complaint, line will ho heatii and detonoin his absence. [Witness Whereof, I have herer t my hand anil affixed the ■ ai fri Gourt this 6th day of January. |i\ W. HEROD, Clerk. *ord I!. Dickerson. Attorney for

iff .

TF OF FIN \l SKTII I.MFM OK ESTATE

[''e is liereby given to the cred heirs and leuntees of .lames J 11 . deceased, to appear in the i Circuit Court, hold at GreenIndiana, on the 27th day of vy. 1033, and show cause, if any, |Ihe Final Settlement Accounts [the estate of said decedent nnt he approved: and said ■ are notified to then and there

Harlan Nelson «nmi11. v ||.,ilia way. sam,Frank Nelson, sn

Marni.l SUellon, pnlntlne

Helton.

in. pan

Wm 11*11.>n. dennlnc Stelln SnMer. same

.lessi*'

Mis Ma

Rogers, same

avnnrd Fiioira. same

Franklin Torr labor on mart 1 jiwrence Ro. khlll. same

James Torr. same Prnnk Moor*', cleaning

Mhi'rt Mann, labor on man

Frost, cleaning

Knauer. painting

in llepler labor on roa/1

’ll.-IS man

,Hvman Hcpiei

.eslle Toliver *ame

Morris Evens same Unrlev H*nd. same Warren iJine. gravel Onv'f B* swell, labor

Clniirtc Cantonwinc. i*ame

Prnnk Nelson, some

Zol.: Knauer. cleaning

noberi Snider, labor Katie Johns, cleaning

Pay Thomn*. painting

Wnrren Lnne. same Wnv Thomas, same IfnrrN Mann, cleaning Beni Wei la, gravel f*nm Henry, repairs

W in Knauer. repairing

Kenneth Skelton,^

5.00 15.15 1 7.35 .*00 1.50 31.65 2ft’00 ’.00 3.50 5.00 2.60 1ft oo . no 2ft Oft 5.0ft • 00 1.0ft 8.75 31.35 3.5ft : 5ft • oo 13.20 5.25 H 40 4 90 6.75 5 00 . 00 5 0ft 11.25 11.25 3 0ft 1 4ft 12.25 l.ftft 1.0ft 6 . Oft 960.00

,[,.p ... .

Hugh M ingus, hauling stone Dan TU s<;cr, labor on road Wm. King, care of eerrtetefv

I \\ Robe. Sheep killed A E. Albnugh. same rude Grimes, same Plvln llnrlan. samp

r. J. Nrnoid. sheep killed

.1 \V. Rohe. II. L. Wells, .1 *•*•.*■ i e 11. W

sal.

sa me snlftry eii«j. sola

W.u. King, cemeterv Clayton Cash, sheep killed Daisy Xshwnrth, same Dootna York, bog killed g. A. Ha/elett. sheep killed Oscar S; 11 ust, flame

V m. King.

IT \ rbrisfy.

Walter G Pursell. hog killed Paul 'thin, sheep kille

.1. \Y. Robe, same J 5N Rohe, same Ohio & Tnd. Stone FI f 4 . Wells, snlar

Jessie Tf. We

nmetrtv

sheen killed

Co., stone

exp

Sto

lary.

.. v»rllfl, salat.

Onlrnl Nat. Bank, rent Wm King, cometerv Werneko Co., snplie

as, librarian

Inr

VirgR English, same

». grovel

Ml fiord Shinn, labor

Inman, samp Miller, flame

fen. TL \ nolds. same Porost Johnfloh. same

flame flame flame

I'red Wallace, same

! vvrcnc»> Jones, gravel Martha Lewis, cleaning Harvey Lawson. Inbov Rn\ r*awson, labor gravel lanoch Procmr. gravel Edna McVey, cleaning E. E. Weight, sheep killed

Ed Wilkinson, gravel

Wood Wh it lock, same Bain bridge Lumb. Co., repair Willard Greenlee, ndv P.d

Cldon Miles, some Cnra Arnold, same

I Tomer Griswobl. labor K. E. Covgill, repair-

IV Zelner. repairs

inteflville l.umb. Co. repairs Wade Williams, chickens killed Pidbino Reformatof.v, broofns

.1. E. Raub. repairing

.'I. D. Vbranv-. service fouls Poff, 1 ransport ation

Albert Ggle. same Alva Davis, same B. D M-A'ey some Ora M icb i cl. a me

Lloyd Grccplee. same

Pred Stanford, same

Al'Tfle Zimmerman, .ionitur Ida flhoemnk*‘r. r -nme Wood W'hiiloek. same

The Banner, ad* . I M< c.ilie i pi.1 i« -

k Jger «?* Co stipnllrs O. H. Griest. teach, re* Julian Petro. hauling

David Worrell, labor

Forest ^anforr

Ivan Vaughn, teaching

Ella H.

Co'

rnek

■ Fred Thomn

f.. Wells

ie II Wells, salary 1 Vat Bank, supplies

: ing. cemetery Pinner, printlnc

.. .. Wells, salary .fpec[,. ii Wells, sain

< V It Y m The

rnl

W A Cooper, or

E L MoCnhc * Son, reports

el If. snlary Welle, salary

6 86.4 4 I’O.ift 8ft 00 12.50

3.50

80.00

* 0

.. i

1.75

xn 00

3.50 n nn

m lx ing, cometerv

A cooper, nuditor tronsfer

T«. MH

H I. W' Jessie II

Rllev W ' rneko Co., supplies

li I. Wells, salary p.ccje H. Wells, salory

The Banner, advertising

it \l *00. ^upplie*II I. Wells, salary je«Mo TL Yells, salary

Mrs hniM \shworth, sheep

Edward Che

Ccptrnl Nat. r»*»un,

C.ntrnl Nat. Bonk, rent Prank .^toe«sel. legal service p L Mu< '.the S Son. fltlplles

Kiger *x Co., supplier

“inlary, c^p.

12.50

2 0 50.58 of nil nd° of uttiam

therefrom and

for the 3t . 19 *?,

5.00

25.00 18.55

6.00

80.00 3 2.50 20.78 80.0ft 12 50 24.64

8.6ft 2.25

80 00 12.50 80 00 12.50

4 00 4.35

10.00 80.00 10.00 1 5.00 74.00 78.00 L'O.oO 80.00 12.50 5.oo; 37.30

15.00 ' 12.00 )

.30.00

42.00 •

5 00

15.00 30 00 20.00

450.00

20.00 15.82

200 00

12.0 50.00 10.00

0 no ’ ' ,vr ' p t UUKCI i , «urne

o Plla Gambold. same

*■ 80 00 I Mn^ie Peek, same to n! Mar Xder. some

, , !■ F d 1

in ; ftn j RF.rr.iPTN

iin nn’ r °" n D Amllior

JU'n I'illmon Pimp Bank ' r • ' * * I'l***! I*i *r 11 iFTtvoe/r

10.00

1 5.7 5 I 3.00 2 4 .0 .5.4 6 24. >0 4 6 ft .5 1 6t 22.00 23 ftii I 4.ft0 J 4 no I 4.00 ! . 50 20 oo II no

Oft 1 .00 I

50 55

15.

1 1.50

4.00 1 95 18.75 266.00 , ftft 5 ftft

Clark, infuiranrd Smith. Iran--

Vaughn, teaching

Pickett, some

rond

• c J. Priest, same I MvrCe Pickett, come

1 ftft 3 3ft 4.6ft 5.36 35 0ft I 640.00 534.00 720.00 733.00 i 20 ft'» 6 1 . 20 125.0 1 "ft oo j 68 t •. - » 00 I 6 • 1 v 0ft ; 4 6 00 86 1 ° ! 25.00 1.029 00 1.004 50 4 08.1 3 4 75 on j 182.12 I 5 12 Oft i 00 ]

1.3.31 5.7 t I

I 84.60 . I 00.ftft

1 6.8 7

I 49.on

of nil

nds

intere

Elza Page, transfer

j-hnte Auditor

Prank Woods, dog tax individuals, dox tax

Statement showing .amount

oi ■ paid to th* variou fundii of j Floyd Township, nf Putnam Count> , fii dnirsements there*’rom and balance^ . retnalnlng therein for thp year ending |

| -

TOWNSHIP FI ND

Balar Keep

a nee on ha net

•in nn nu'-uipts during >

— ■• •. . iTotal of bal. and i-**'niur* \\\ dog tax Vu-r I Disbursements during eni

Bnnk. nfflr. snrrlle 1-- . ,,

lent

: pall

istl

moneys paid

Greenca

Count

balance 9 rem,

1.,-at ending Decem

Iflry. * , salat.

Thomas, librarian

wing amnti the varlou*

If. I

Jessie H Wells, salary yrr‘- Pred The)mas, ilbr;

disht

61.,.,.. 35.00 1 9.45

m.ll

mas.

JMntcment showing amount

‘ ‘ e various f u n i Township. of Pu

Final bn Ian res road FIN'D

Balance op hand Rci-eipt during yea* Total of bal. and receipts, I •' bur - rpents during v-car . CECTAT* BCifOOi. P( T N Ttalance on hand

nr seme uaininc

g 1 her. in.

ng i tecemlvcr 31. 193 townstitp ppvd

Balance on hand l.e *elpf: l during year

reci tine

ug ye

io.ai of hal. and receipts

Balance pecripi Total o

same

mmi'-v* pnlrt V>. MadlMon T <iwn f h|p -, r 22

(llshtirw/'ivent for , hP y , nr

t; onn

of nil mds of

ntnnm Countv

irsr J i »n<l Bnlanv**'* i„i-r*7^mbcr < .S). f i | ^- rI . N . n

Balan<o on band

Transfer of funds

Totnl of

I p|?l'!it-'•'mpnln itnr

Finnl I'lilntifps ROAD ft-vd

m han6

during: y<>ar

hal. and ri'i'.lp**

I'll .nr-( ni' nii* dnrlnr v<*«r

nor: n sn

Hal an***' **n ha nil . ipi rlnrliiR jeav Tnlitl of hnl. (*n<l ri’i'eipln|H>>Mr“'m*>ntR d'lrinar y»‘:ir

I'lnni hnlnnnes

IJRRARY prxn R<>rpipt flnriiiB y*>ar

Xm it ni i>: I. 'nil r^Hpi* piKlii.r' I 'nanta rturln^ y^ar

cnanta rtnrln« y»nv * TOTAI.P OF \U. FT'N’DH

nnlan*-** nn hand

Hnrnlpt" ilnrlni^ ynnr

Total ! Mahi

nal

Tnl;

’’Tvar

of bal. and receipts

r*«menifl during

I bn i

year

* .64 58

■

578.82 | |«t ft! 7is«»; 7|X 86 51.54 ^9 4 9 5

1.646.49

381.50 64.99

4.250 16 4,25ft. I r. 4.250 16 'i.na<> ?* l.St't 14 ihl« r»

i.Tin.D) I

i.a.7 onj

i,o«n s; |

maa'T I i 221 l#| 1,2 il in,

r., n; n .

n.Tiin «* :.,77.x.n , * * r. l <1 n

bal.

unds

and receipts

ran® Inal

balances rrewn

ro a r* r t n n Balanro on hand

<for

1 1,1 ‘ Transfer of fundE -.a proof of hoirnhip, ond rorpivo Total ot hat ■' in V r ' ,r, ’ ir

Rn Tr:

rnnafor of fun*la , , otal of hal and rroolpl

[dist rihutivp shnros.

finsfi, thp ClPik nf said Court,

th day of January, 10M.

2457.

W. Hornd, Clork Putnam Cir-

^^^Jnurt.

SuthorHn, Attorney.

SALE: Ono (rood Shortlionti fresh in Juno. W. D. j

W 3ri. Fillmore, Ind. «-13-2t TD: To huy a ifood work nJaT i?al '^''Sht, Fillmore, Ind I nninpro on hand

£ iQ 94 i Transfer of funds ToUl of bal and receipts

Trnr '*^,V f iCr^rtlOOI. FFNP

,‘A I * *

B a l n n c c »• n hand

Transfer of

Tom I of hal. and rerelpt*

Transfer of funds ' nn,: "'TtjTl*>N FI ND

Ini#.- on hand

of f

Total of hat ann Transfer of funds

Final

ntov m ii.nis'n ft vd

-r- on hand 'or of funds

of hal and reeelpts

nor: ffVP

f.r.iar. t.«7«.4"

•j.-.nta:

i.a««.4i

7fil.1“ 2»4.a? l,n*-. * t.n4‘. ♦"

. ass.77 :;.?sa.77 14,772." I <U29.4a s sn i: 7,70S. 1 r, s ana os 10.071.2' i i.*S4.r.o 4.2** 74 4.«r,s.»ii

ir..so

4 0S!» 70 4 ooo "i:

inenis dur

. . _

Total hnlanoo as ahown hv

* I 204 14

rr:inl oheeks nulxtandlnr Perom-

hor 1032. Non*. , ,n o7heV W

.j, m depositor} Peoemnor l. |a:',L *1,204.14. , i'll |, Wells. the Truster <v Oreen.-ast le Township. Putnam Con > tv Inlia ia do olemnlv sir ear i or affirm t pint the nrerertlns report of rerrlpt“. Hi«hut eirti nt'' and hnlnnoes |s true and correct, ns I verily b^ll^ve: and l 1 tr«her fit hire that th** suhv* with which I , *,arged in this report ore ail of

th*

\ a ha

.‘ft

agree simll

tnM received by me. nnfl thi .1 (do is item of expondiiures ert . 1V c 1 eon ftilly pn id In the

tod and without expre ectnent that nny porrion

retained by or repnln io m»- ' , VV-V.-r it irm* that !

|..,p rroehort no monr> nor nrtlele

Hid |

and that tho

>ss or Imp

rtion thereof

ropn

Xnd

i - firm s

It ert

num*

or Impllefl

Recidpt iluring year Total bal. and receipts Dlrliursements during ear

Pltuil balances

TEITTOV I'PNTt Bnlnd’ch On ha rtf I Receipt during year Total o: b.ijil. ;m<i receipt r»lflburs« mentE iluHng . ear

Final balance-; DOG FT ND

Balance op hand H* ceipts during yenr

Total r,r hnl. and receipt**

pisla rst iienrs during 'ear

Final balances 21 7 6'.

TPTALH Ol-' ALL PENDS

Rftlnrcp on hand 12.467.90

P < i j>i during yea r

ff’fii o* hnl. and receipts 36,769.2'. 'f' ents during year 15,305.18 >apees 1 1,46 4.0.•

7.1 P.9.A0 6.7’ 4 93

( I

7.7 3 1.4 ’• 1

27.25 I 4 *• .00 1 73.2* 5 5 r, a

Disbu Final

TiUn I I'D In nee as shown by this

port. $11,464.05

rrant check , outstanding Decem

e t

\ * r i 1932. $118 25.

Total Inlunce^ and nutslandim-'-rumr December 31. 193? $11,582.3 Cash In depository December

ihe Trust

Plovil 'li'iwnnhlp. Putnam County.

swear <or offi

31.

19!*. 211

|| L. M KLLH

Tru si rr of ( 11 ■ riwn Pt I* ToWhShlP

h, llhr<1 ,nd nd day of Jan-

rlbed

the cholrmnn

of thi ^ Tow ti 'bip. this

nary. 1933

orn

FRANCFB >• FARROW

j nt Advisory

Board of

( astir Township Thl * r*por. wa )hp ^

nnual meet-

jpp. «i< la 4Vif> r»nn nnv ot .lanuarV. 1933

and r-pproved ny tne .»f thi* Township at their a Inr * bis the 2nd day of .Tn

received, accepted

Boa rd

?3 7ft I PRANk 12.3 25/! Advisory 146 95 Township.

PRANCES* C FARROW. JOHN C ^TREMBLY.

Board

Greenca**tlt»

... -.39

I. f/ml Frederick

ovd 'I nwnahlp. Putnam County. In /liana do solemnly swear * or affirm* j that the preceding report of receipts, ri bur: mepts and balances is tru»i and r or re- 1. as 1 veri 1' believe; and I . fii*-.her declare that the sums with | which l am charged in this report nrej nil of ihe sums received by me. and tnnl th - various items of eTncnditnre credited have been fully paid in sums *atc»i. and without express or implied ngrrenupi that anv portion thereo’ sltall He retained h' or repaid La me or nny oilier person Xnd 1 further ded.-’c. and swear tor affirm) that 1^ have tee xfd no money nor nrrie|4> of v alue, in considernt ion of nny rout met h. m- ns Trustee of thD Town shin

, • v ED PI

TrnMe,* f,f Floyd Township : ihNcrllied and sworn to before me. t\ 4> chairman of the vdvFor Board of thi f lowbehlP thi? ffclrd day of

9 • |

Chairman the 1 fov .1 Towi bin.

d’hls repm t was

and poro 1 •71 ly thp

td* thi- Tow m b in i

- tju, , ,,jj d E3IR \ ARNOI

i’/.F! V ARNOLD \d isoVv Board of

received, accented.

VdvL'ory Board r nrnunl meef.

V. 1933

l thei day J

ID.

a i do v , t i -

d' Isor' 1lo ( r.l # of l M oyd Town ip

SOVaKT PHYSICIAN S HI.OOP SAVED WOMAN

MOSCOW. (3lP)—Th* hemipm of m** of the bout-known Mo«cow (ihysicians in riviru' hi< own blood to a dyinp woman in an pmorponry paso has evoked enthusiastic eulogy in the

THE AMERICAN SECURITY ro. I A) a ns & Discounts Phone 911 IU/j P,. Washington St.

Iier. 31 Balance -pccinl Fund* il't':*?

Dec. 2.1 Balance Imp Sinking

Dec. "1 Balance Bark , . . Dec. 31 Bnlnnce <ias Tax , Dec. Ill Balance Eire Truck . ./.

|iec. 31 Balance Ale Poet (*) Ovenrlrafv , Balance of all Fun.ls . ., | T.ess Toial of. Special Ftln.ls ' General l'iin.1 1*. c. SI, 1932

(SLAT,)

327.54 •ttS.OK 3 J *>5.70 34S.05 *37 54 . *23.237.04 4.751 S3 . 120.4 Kr, 2 I FRED F.. SN1VF.I Y. Pity C'erk.

fills. The patient'- life wn professor lemained in condition, with high for several days, but normal heilth.

( OPPI'lf \M \S i UtDS SENT PHOENIX. Ariz. (EPi - Christman cards of copper are hoing sent out this year by residents of \rizona, a

recovered his < - rt l , l , °r pro lin ing state. The cards

i carry tht- name of the -ender. printed

in ink.

saved. Tin; a wwikenel teni|>->ratu re.

”H EART’SlTklKGS* EDWIN A l^MACIDONALD COPYRIGHT, J93Z MYKV«b FEAxUUH^6YNDh 'A TE, IS C.

< H 5P I K. : I ORTV FIVE Without pieliminary. she opened, kp as soon as the woman came in. | “Myra, I was thinking abou- you bis morning."’ she saul "And I think I know something you could do. One of the big dress houses that I know through Aunt Pam employs smart looking, cultured women to advertise them in a rather novel way, and 1 think 1 could get the place for you." “What would l h a v e to do?” a. ked Mrs Brownley, faintly. "Just !i\e at one of the -a-hion-able hotels, wear their mooels, and make a point of meeting wealthy American women, and telling them where you got your cloth"* You would appeal merely a gue* t of th" hotel, idle and lonely. Nobody’d ...er dream .1 your being a buriness woman Your clothes would be designed to attract aliention. Clothes ate the first topic in Paris. You could led them how much better you’d found this hous" If they seemed in nested you would say you knew ihe manager well, and would take them around and introduce them if they cared to go and tha'., even if they didn’t care to buy, it would be fascinating to look. Of course the exclusive; houses were rather wary of ‘look-i ers’, but you being a customer . . . and so on. . . . "You wouldn't have to urge Or even go with them. Merely suggest, then change the subject Before parting, offer your visiting card. That would bring out theirs. Then phone the house, giving the name ,,f your customers. And whether they go with you or alone, you get t e ii per cent on everything they Uuy. One woman nay buy thou sands of dollars' wuith” “Oh." gasped Myra, “do you th'uk I could "Why not? There’s nothing to do Put live elabo-ately. make yourself sociable and friendly to your countrywomen. You could do that, couldn’t you'”’ "Ye*, but-— "

"W hat

“Oh, 1 couldn't. I just know I Mjulun't. I never have don» anything like that. I'd l-el like a sale* person." "I thought you said you wanted to do something to make some money.” ”1 do. But that’s so degrading ” “Well, I wouldn't think it so. The offer was made to me, and if I weren’t studying I'd grab it. And I've never worked for money either, and I don't think I’m a particularly coarse grained person. My family tr rat hei well considered ” "Oh, I didn't mean that. But I just couldn't. It juat isn't in me.” Patricia's temper was rising. “Juat what is in you, Myra? You want motley. Y o u don't want to marry for it unless it’s the right man, you don't want to work for it ” “Oh, but I do want to work if I couid do something — artistic.” “You mean you'd like to pose as an artist and let a distant husband •end you money, or a friend give it to you, or get it for you somehow.” Mrs. Brownley burst into tear*. “I'm sorry. Myra," said Patricia in «wift (•(intr tton. ‘Tve a beastly temper sometimes and I've been worrying over you.” She rote. "I'll run out and get tome tea Don - ' go. Wait till 1 come hack. Forgive

me?"

"Of course you didn’t mean to be unkind. I know that." Myra wiped her eyes aid smiled. “Want me to go for you

“No, i

Patricia ran all the way to the grocery at ore. Terrible thoughts clamoring insido her heat). . . . AH in a minute somebody ahe'd been worrying ovr. feeling sorry for. had collapsed- . . . But maybe . . . people hate different viewpoints... seems so unreasonable. •••But what if Jitnmia had been imposed

Jack stood with his back to the door. Mvra Brownley was sobbing on his shoulder.

stones she had heard of clever gold dirgers. . . . They must have a good siory of some kind. . . . Purely men wouldn’t just throw thousands at them unless . . . they must feel obligated in some way. Terribly obligated. Or afraid. Jimmie isn't afraid; but he must feel horribly obligated to a woman who would submit to the humiliation of being divorced by a rotter of a husband, and destitute herself into the bargain, because sha "was afraid Nolan would rake up something about Jimmie and me, and make trouble for Jtmmie" . . . and there's that stock market business. . . . Clever, that. . . . I won't believe it! How can I have such thought* about Myra? Poor Dung, I have no patience with these helpless women, but Mounting the steps to her studio, Patricia saw that, her door was a little ajar . . . Thought I closed . . . Then she heard sobbing . . . Myra, talking and sobbing bitter-

ly. .. .

Patricia pushed the door open. Jack stood near the desert scene. His back was to the door. Myra Brownley was s o b b i a g on his

breast.

• • • Mr Braithwait inserted his key in the door. “I'm sorry, dear, I'm so late for dinner. I’m afraid you are ’* He paused. "Why, child, what's the matter?” Patricia was standing in the center ot' the big room which was in a state of unwonted dishevelment. Her hair was tousled. Her blue eyes glittered. He started toward her In mild alarm. She hacked away. ‘Don’t come near me! Don't touch me. You think I'm your daughter. I'm not. I’m a terrible (ierson. I've just done a terrible thing!” He stood looking at her a moment, and his soft hu/.vl e yes began twinkling Hu was reminded of In r as a child accusing herself of horrible a i n s. “What terrible thing have you been doing"’’ he asked. “I’ve pounded a woman.” “ You pounded a woman.” "I did it. In this very *ootn. I pounded that terrible Mrs. Brownley w ho has get Jimmie ail snarled up iS her clutches, trying to make

him marry her. 1 found her out.

M eg that woman! She thought of And 1 pounded liar."

“You mean you gave bar a tongue lashing?" “I pounded her, ! tell you. I caught her by the hair and put her on the floor. Then I sat on her and made her nose bleed on our beau tiful rug ” Her eyes fell to a fresh ly wished spot on the rug. Mr. Braithwait studied the spot. "Don’t you think Warren is big enough to do Ins own pounding?'' be asked mildly. "No man is big enough to fight that sort of woman. She’s got him all sewed up before he knows what's happened to him. Jimmie's sewed up now so tight he's got tu marry her or she'll sue h i m for breach of promise or blackmail or something.” “A woman can’t sue a man for breach of promise if he is mameu, and was married when he loel her,” said Mr Braithwait quietly. "And she can't blackmail him if his wife knows all about the affair and ia willing to forgive him." "Hut Amt Pam “Has forgiven her husband everything. He is leaving London tomorrow morning to join her and they are going to spend a couple of weeks traveling on the Continent while their yacht is being brought over. Then they’re going on a long cruise.” He sat down ia his easy chair. Patricia continued tn slaml. “Hut when *• “This afternoon. He called her on the It.ng distance phone at about four o'clock. He began telling hei he was the happiest man In the world when he received her telegram. He ealled him-elf a number of improper names, begged her U» forgive him and a great deal more before she hud a chance to speak a word. The curious thing wua she hadn't sent him sny telegram, hat she was so happy over the evident blunder that she didn't tell him. I was visiting in her ti te and heard her ^ide of the conversation. She told me his side. They patched up the entire difficulty ami arranged their plans over the p h o n a . It seemed as if he couldn’t let her go. They must have talked fully a half hour.” “He certainly got busy quick," mused Patricia. “I sent that telegram around one o’clock.”* <T« B« CmoiuucJ) C tlM. bv S-.i-a Fouium s v 1^. t