The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 January 1933 — Page 3
[to censor movies (JAPOLIS, Jan. 18. (UP) — T te censorship of movies [Indiana was proposed yesa bill introduced in the icpresentatives by Fabius
Shoals.
pasure would prohibit the Lf movies containing scenes Women, gambling, banditry, m gun play except when the fired in war scenes. Ifc prohibit the use of pro-
ER BILL TO INCLUDE k L OK “BONE DRY’’ LAW r A POLLS, Jan. 18, (UP)— jjnistration beer bill, which |duced today by Rep. John tern., Terre Haute, has been |to include repeal of the hone dry” law, it was an-
testerday.
Iginal measure did not prorepeal Itecause a repeal hill Ldy been introduced in the (res of 33 memhers of the been obtained on the re-
hy night.
|stration leaders confidently passage of the bill which |for licensing dealers, retailmanufacturers. Its the amount of beer that Lid in restaurants and hotels (bits the sale in any form ex-
pttles.
leinal draft contained stringJties for the manufacture of This section was elimlowcver. at the request of
rwets.”
Ition to linking the beer hill
with repeat of the Wright law, administration leaders are urging its support as.a real “temperance law” BILL TO ABOLISH CO. RO\p SUPERINTENDENT APPROVED
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. TIXSSGai,
orig-
was changed
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 18, iUP)_ The senate committee on county and township business voted approval to day of the measure of Ward C,. RidHe, Dem., Bloomington, to eliminate • he office of county highway superintendent. but not before the
inal draft of the bill
drastically.
Chief chages were included in the imen Intent of Sen. William P. Den
nigan, Dem.. Vincennes, which makes abolishment of the office optional with the county board of commissioners, and changes the new executives
name to county highway supervisor. Under the original bill the county
surveyor was to take over supervision
if all county roads at a salary of $2
uor year for each mile of county ■•fiad. The new draft gives county
' mmisisoners full responsibility to house its highway supervisor and
the pay is set on a minimum and maximum basis of $i to $3 depend-
Ryan said. He expected to ! mg on the milage of counties. constitutional majority of j
SIXTH DISTRICT TRUSTEES TO MEET AT LEBANON JAN. 25 Plans we;e formulated for the
Sixth district meeting of the Township Frustees’ Association to be held m this city on Wednesday, Jan. 25, at tees in the office of the county ,-uper‘ee in the office of the county super-
intendent of schools Monday. The district meeting will he iteid m
the Ulen Country Club and will h,- an all-day affair. In addition to the usual musical entertainment, the program nill consist of special addresses. L. A. Pittinger, president of Ball
State Teachers’ college at Muncie, has accepted an invitation to speak and it is hoped that Geoige Cole, state superintendent of public instruction, will be here. It is announced that some one acquainted with pending legislation will he on the program,—Lebanon Reporter.
r Have to Get Up I at Night 7
NET TABS
“Jimmie”
P'oiiighCs the night! OOO Lhash versus DcPaun ! OOO F*hinan game at 0:30! OOO lace: Bowman (iym! OOO Old rivals, etc. OOO Be there early! OOO ‘‘N iff sed!” OOO night the Tiger Cubs jc uritishville We haven’t much regarding the Lions—hut !*g to give you what we have. OOO first place, Coach Pruitt of rg says that Rushville has rial for the best high school city ha- ever had. The hoys ihem, are big and husky, but f p,1 't been together much this OOO tailed off in whirlwind style of the season winning four traight games. Then the flu Kpiad as well as Coach HinBcp that time, the Lions have j |y a mediocre showing hut gradually getting together I just like a volcano they will for the blow-off most any L’s hope the Cubs ale got the pi a Rushville eruption! OOO ^s the most outstanding |w>rthe Rushville squad is •II negro center. We l»elieve that McAnally will take Him in good sha|»e. OOO way, Rushville downed • rg early in the season—so [(hibs you haven’t any setup, from Pruitt or from ns. OOO P ra '> strong Indianapolis
Catholic team, will play here Saturday evening Friday, the Capital City netters perform at Lebanon. We are certainly awaiting with interest the outcome of this contest.
OOO
If Rainhridge survives the preliminary at Cloverdale this weekend, we’re predicting that the north Putnam quintet will be bard to stop, in the Wabash Valley tournament. The Pointers copped the tourney last season and they’ are out to repeat this
year. OOO
Somebody just dropped in to call our attention to the fact that Jesse McAnally. (IreencHStle’s 6 feet 4 in ches of about the best basketball player you’ll find in Indiana, has played in the finals of throe state tournaments. The first year he was only a sub, hut goodneth. how he blossomed out in his sophomore year! Last year, you’ll reenlleet, he won the (iimbel prize for the best sportsmanlike attitude in the finals. -Crawford sville Journal.
OOO
It seems a pretty widespread opinion that Crawford.* ville is ideally located for a regional, with winners at Clinton, (ireencastlc ami Attica taking part. And what is more, those congregating about, stepping on our feet and such, believe that Crawfordsville will attract far larger crowds to its regional than either Attica or Greencastle have in the past. In fact, i Crawfords ville fans have made up i goodly p< rtions of the crowds at the.-c two places since they first ! started holding regional.*. (Note:) Understand we don’t have to go over! our arguments again—we’ve got a I regional now. But in our exuhrance
NEW MAVSVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Joe Malicoat and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John. Malicoat. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Asher and daughter of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jess Kendell. Walter Ramsey and mother Mrs. Ramsey spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ohauncey Perkins and
family’.
Mrs. Lyn Kendell returned home Saturday’ after spending a few weeks with her sister Mrs. Chat ley Reed f Parkersburg. Mr and Mrs Charley Egrgers spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Perry- Gordan. Mrs. Flossie Deisher of Roachdale,! Mr and Mrs Dee I-enfe-ty and child- ! ron, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Tudor of | Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Temple and son
Conrad.
Ida and laura Steward spent Kri- 1 day with Mr- and Mrs. John Cramer, i Robeit Johnson called on his uncle Fillmore Modlin Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cramer and son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
< 'ramer
LONG THREATENS WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 (UP)— Senator Huey Long. Dem., La., Kingfish of the senate filibuster, threatened to resume his attack on the Glass bank reform bill today as angry senators awaited a vote on their effort to settle him. Vote on a cloture petition signed In 2!i Democrats is fixed for 1 p. m tomorrow. No Republicans signed the petition. Republican leaders privately asserted they believe the senate will lesume to silence Long. Democratic leader Robinson, who formerly proposed the Cloture, smilingly refused to predict the outcome It is doubtful that he can muster the two-thirds necessary to limit each senator to one hour of speech on the (lending Glass hill Long told the United Press today he would return to the attack immediately, although there w r> re reports that Senator Borah, Repn., Idaho, hoped to he able to persuade Long to permit the senate to vote. “I am going to speak again.” Long -aid. "Senator Glass made so many misstatements that I must apeak.”
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Doans ills
A Diuretic for the Kidneys
CLASSIFIED ADS
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-For Sale-
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report denied 1 if'** SOFIA, Jan. 18 (UP)—Reports ’— that the Vatican had ordered the ex communication of Queen Joanna of Bulgaria because her infant daughter IVincess Maria l/iuise, was christened in the Greek orthodox faith were denied today hy the Papal Nuncio, Mgr-
Roncalli
No such measure i s to be expected,
fOKIO POLICE NAB MANY COMMI NISTS TOKIO. Jan. 18, (UP)—Tnkio police today released the names of 238 alleged communists arrested in a na-tion-wide seties of raids which began lu-t October 80, revealing that several prominent Japanese were held. Among those held for trial as asserted c .mmunists were Dr Haiime Kawakami, former professor of Kyoto Imperial university, and Nobom Ozaki, foimer justice of the Tnkio distriit court. Thirty-four women were in the group. Police announced that a total of 7,0(i0 persons have been arrested during the | a d year as communists, including 107 women. The police drive against communistic activities has been intensified during recent months as a result of asserted increased efforts of communists to organize sympathizers into a nationwide group.
BANDITS ELUDE C U’TURI NORTH .ICIVSON, [nd., .Ian. |8 (I P)—Six bandits who heal up ihe American State bank here yesterday were believed to be hiding in (he Calumet district today Their automobile wi.f i railed for several miles before it was lost by police from three cities ami vigilantes. The bandits kidnaped Frank Van ok, assistant cashier, and used him as a shield to protect them from gun fire. \ anek jumped from the car about two miles west of here. He was unharmed. l/oot was estimated at approximately $5,000. IWO MEN TO INSTALL THEATER \T CLOVERDALE Announcement was made today that Walter Bryan and James Denny had purchased the equipment of a theater which lias bi'cn operated at Russellville, and would start a movie house at Cloverdale as soon as the equipment could be installed in that south Putnam town. It was said the theater would be opened on Main -treet in Cloverdale at a former 5 and 10 cent stme location. Mr. Denny is a commercial artist of some ability and Mr. Bryan formerly operated the sound equipment i lor the Granada theater in GreenI c astle. Both are well equiped to operate the movie house.
Roadster
$125
King*, Morrisou, Foster iiiimiiiHimiiiiiiiLHuaiuimiiiiiiniiiiii for SALE: Eggs from blood tested White Rocks. 10c per dozen above Indianapolis quotations Frank Mcliride, R. R .'{ 18-2p
I the Nuncio said. The Pope protested to the foreign mini scry that King ; Boris had agreed to christen his children in the Catholic faith after the Pope granted special dispensation foi his marriage to Princess Oiovannn of
Italy, a Catholic,
NOTED tRTIST DIES
RICHMOND. Ind., Jen. 18, (UP)John FJwood Bundy, 79, nationally known landscape artist and formet head of the Earlham college art department. died last night at a Cin
RHODE ISLAND RED roosters, $i cinnati, O. sanitarium, according tc each. Turkey hens. $3 each. Homes j word leceived here. He gained famr wanted for three beautiful Collie I as a painter of Indiana forest seenes. puppies, fiee. Mrs. G. E. Noll. Fill-)
more, Ind.
is-2p;
The
FOR SALE: Baby stroller in first' porHo T.lTk class condition. Phone 208 nr call at' I?*" ry 1 . P 'inri lltnam ' i ndl1 '
!4 Beveridge St.
tJiiiiimiiitiiimitiimiiiiimiiiiiiijjjijuui
seeks< ht/enship
ATHENS, Jan. 18, (UP) Samuel Insull was scheduled to apply for Greek citizenship today, although tecords at the mayor’- office showed that he had not applied this morning. Citizen-hip may lie granted ordinarily after three years, provided that the applicant does not in the meantime commit criminal offenses. \t the recommendation of the government. citizenship may he granted in less than three years.
iFuneml 'services will he conducted a< the Ladoga t'hristian church Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock for Mr- Harriett Jane Morrison Zimmerman, widow of Benjamin F. Zimmerman, win died Tuesday at her home in Ladoga. Mrs Zimmerman, a lifelong resident of the community, was
well known.
mSTRH I LEGION MEET M TI KKEY RUN SUNDAY
I-ncal l egion memhers are planning to,attend a district l-eginn meeting to be held at Turkey Run state park, Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
Fellinger Post No. 48 of Rockville ! cleave’s meat market Wednesday All
—like some of our contributors—we 1 will be host at the district meeiing A | 'hp tendons in the hand were severed have to get off some steam once in a 1 feature of the se.-sion will be a dinnei j und the injury will probably he perm-
whJJ’'!)—Craw fordsville Journal. at ft o’clock in the afternoon. ahent.
Willis Hinkle, suffered a badly Lacerated hand while working at Van-
Will Try to Twtot Tiger’s Tail at DePauw Wednesday
H25 H.ar’SER,
Xoblp Wallnce, r»*furni Auditor Putnam Pounty Koachdale Hank, interest RoaohdaW* Rank. Interest Roaolidnlo Hank, Intprc**!
Auditor, dnp fund
bounty Auditor, advance naa-
ohrlalf. Hank, *-
1931 Tudor Sudan \i $290 Kintf, Morrison, Foster uiiiiiiiimuiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBiiuuiuiiiiiii
interest
Roarhdnlf* Har
W. P. < iitfor. assessor, do ft fans Resident of Township, flop tax
Vein Hryan. transfers Ooiintx Auditor. diRtribittii Roachdale Hank, interest
H. Rlavdes, dn^i
Yde*. doft tax
Jtonrhdale Hank. In
I4.fi) 4.Xd 4T0.4. l.T7> in.;.:. s.7i 34 4f 205.32 7.ft4 13 2. Of 3:4.2) 9,031.0.
n;
COAL FOR $3.50 per ton. Phone 562* K.
SALE: Clean coal, Guaranteed quality. 28-tf.
Poimiv Auditor, l»cpi. Public Ins
inte scho
crest
ool rev
- ction, refund Roachdale Hank, interest Ronchdaie Hank, interest Roachdale Hank, interest Roachdale Rank, interest Roa.ehda.ie Hank, interest
trihttl
Pountx- Auditor, dis
4IH l<«(|
tion
1HKR1
ia.’ Keek, hauling coni .1 ewell Page, same
ie S
a ft*
Alftie Satuiers. Herbert Sultei
FOR SALE: Rahy chicks, heavy breeds. Special rates on custom hatchiiift for eggs set during February Red Wing Hatchery, Amo, wkly-.d
inymor <ort her
Putnam County Community Sale, (rreencastle, Jan. 21. All kinds of livestock and miscellaneous articles. Wed.-tf
—For Rent-
FOR RENT: Twii large upper un-fumi.-hed rooms, light, heat and wat cr furnished, H?2 E. Poplar street. Call after 8 p. m. 18-2t
—Wanted— WANTED: Small farm well located. Will trade good town property for equal value.'Box 114, \mo, Ind. wkly-5t
WANTED: To do general housework hy experienced young lady. Addles* Box A, Banner. Ip
Lost
LOST: Brown purse. Finder keep money Return other articles to Banner ofliu* as they are keep«akes. lfi-3p
LOST: One Landslide No. 6985, east Washington street, last Friday night Person finding it call 60. Campbell & Ogles. It
—Miscellaneous—
iimitiimmimmiiimmmiiiiiuiiiMiuiii 1930 Tudor Sedan • •< $225 > f.
King, Morrison, Foster iiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimmmmniiiiMiiiHmiim
NOTICE: Dressmaking, remodeling, mats refined, men’s tailoring. Satisi«faetion guaranteei). E. R. Herbert. 102 E. Seminary St. Ip
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1929 Ford Truck ( loned cab and expren* body. Motor re-cnnditiono.L $190 King, Morrison, Foster MimMiiBiBHiimiMiiniiimiiiiiHiiiiiiiiii
same
*r, same
Hopkins, same Inrtlann Power
Roachdale Hank, correct inter
A W ilkinson Lumh. f’o. Forest Shackleford, insurance <‘I:m LaslfX, labor on road •lohn Rifthtscll, licenses
Klfthl
•i. II. Cjricst, teach, ret. (•“ot-fte Odiorne. transportation In*/ Stephenson, tearhlnc: Kdftar Biaydes, trans. Kenneth Plunkett, same H. Hlaydes, same Otio M Stewart, same On Farrow, janitor tletirfte oshorne. trans, .lotin i’ Vermillion, tests op.i] f’asRity, teaching
fi.i
2.01 *».T^ 3KO.ll 76.51 1 34) I LSI 10.31 *.39 •i.fif.
2.72 9.98
i K.«9
1.50 5.39 i 00 0 (
55.90 I 8.50 1 OR.OO 32 no 55.00 • 00
* 00
22.99 18.50
5.67
122 50
36.85 28.25 23.00
' wart,
Lon i Hell, janitor
H. A Mor«*land. trans. James Rurk. teaching
Rlza Page, salary
Thelma Fooper, teaching V. \ Mcru mmack, same
Uoxle Hodds, same
John Perkins, labor
Vorthern Indiana Power Fo dins i; 4’nlley, fire extlng. W. I Robbins, payment on
Richard A Trotter, hooks 6.00 L.'iwr-noo Haiker. hauling gravel n on T l» lempleman. same 7.00
node Hell, same
Ra>! and Jrfisley. sam*- • Corner Siles (*o Libor
I
I 25.00 7n.0H I 25.00
14H 00 105.00
1.00
ditch 10.00
ta > 1 Mmi 1 ,j|s | ( . \ t Lie i’orner Silos
► R Hlaydes. trans. II. \ Moreland, same
Inez Stephenson, teaching
opaj t’lssliy. same
James Lurk, Waite] Stewa Lona Bell. jar., dgar Hlaydes.
od. ha
van. trans.
janitor
H*»v. Align
V. Met ’a Thelma
•nns.
muling gravel
ammaek. teaching
’ooper. name
R*»\ie Dodds, same • Hi Farrow, janitor
Otto M Stewiirt. trans Kenneth Plunkett, same Oeorge Osborne, same
Webster Publishing <*n. supplies
f'lmrle' Keck, haulir Rich.irft A Trot tei Flz.i Page, salary
Roiehdale Bank, bond
inn Burem ndinnat Po
loble Ptg. Co, supplies is A U«‘ck. supplies
Mac s Fortier Sales Po., brakes
Laurence Barker, repair
Dode Bell, same
Rdgar Rlavdes, trans. Kenneth Plunkett, same
inp coal hal on h<
Rui. 1 •(,. Farm Bureau, gasoline N’nrth**rn I ndinnat Power Co,
'A
Ot to
Stewart, same
o M
o. p. Hlaydes. same Walter Stewart, same
(Lorge oshonie, same
H. A. Moreland, same
Die/ S,l• phe 118041, teaching
Opal Falsity, saiqe lames Burk, ^ame Roxie Dodds, >’ame Thelma Fonp#*f. same
\ V Met’ammaek, same
Otto Farrow, janitor Mrs. Lop a Bell, same Firm Page, salary
uhi) Bridge** einmns
Xorthern Indiana Power Fo f a Stillw* > ll, repair of maps
Kdgar Blavdes, trans
Kenneth Plunkett, same Otto M Stewart, '•ntne
\ n Farrow, lanitnr O. B. Bln \ *les, traps.
Thelma •’ojiper. teaching
James Burk, same
V. V M< Fammack. same
Roxie I •n.hiri. same
Inez Stephenson, same
Opal Fa sity, same leorg* 4>shorne, trans
Chae A. Keck, domestic scien*e H. X .Morelund. trans A A Wilkinson Lumh. Fo rla«*s \V.t|ter Stewart, traps
x M Keck, supplies Lona. Bell, janitor
X \. W ilkinson Lumh Fo. glass F. D Templemon. labor ! laze I Hopkins, enumeration
Mz 1 Page, salary
Northern Indiana Power Fo. F.eorge l.ong, labor, etc. Farm Bureau, gasoline •hn Frnckett. dog claim
21.50
7.0D
1 2.00 2 . 00 2-1.25
»i»o on 117.50 120 00
35.00 25 00 32.00 I 0.85
140.00 1 20 0ft
25 no
4 06
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3.61 3.58
20.50 70.00 40 no 29.75 10.39 48.51
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32 00 8 5 no
74.00 25 on 35.00 3 7.00 24.00 ioo.no 117.50 I20.no 100 no 120 00 140.00 70 00
2 00 3.04
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23.4$ 6.80 35.55 4.3$ 25 00 2.6 5 10 7$ 25 Of 60 no
hpairs
1 cl
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1933 WABASH COLLEGE BASKETBALL SQUAD
row, toft to rt»ht—Don Fob«», Clarono* Rovonotlno. Dink O ran, Norb Knololy. Fraddio Coffman, Bob Harman. *••8 row—John Fraaman, Doc Joyoa, Carl Maaon, Frana Frail, H arman Berna, Coach Fata Vauoh*n,
Ralph Qrjflyr, W phorr,ore floor puard, la not ahown In tha abeva photo.
John Rlkar, Bill Haath, fcddta
| NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notirp i» herrhy given that the >tn<lpreigned hn- hnen- fippointed hy lihp Jmlgp of thr CiK’uit Court of | Putnam County, State of-Indiana, I Administrator of the pstatp of Louella Hois, late of Pjitnam County, derrahf d. Sai I estate is suppn”d to he solvent, N®. 7ft02. The Central Trust Co. Administrator Jan. 11, 1933. Attorneys, Andrew Durham, Hays & Murphy. John W. Herod, CUrk of the Puti nam Circuit Court. _ a
AI hill
John 1 Tockell. Ook (>nvls I'nrnliiirf On. . John 14. Thompson, dm II It. \|r<*lond, elennlna
i:rnr«i .ifffrios. doa rTntm
Ktger K Co snppllr-
Kir. 1 P.iae, siilary
> M (■•'ro. doa rlnlm Sort horn Indliinn Power Co I eiirhrr Kritremrnt I’nnd AiHiidurd Oil Co., oft Fred I. cinrk. dog I'hiim Hnrri Joh, dog i-inlm ttonchd 'li rtnnli. Insiirnnni! F \\ Horn, floor oil Omer C Aker*, iransfers Chiirlle Hindrtek, sim* 1 Klisn I’11 k*, snlury Cluudr Rogers, repglr*
Bridges, stimp* Job, dog rlnlm Irv in, ironsfer \\ Ihixlrr, Slime
ter, /nmn
Pnul Fr-dr|rk. siime FI711 Png-, enlar.v
Chiirlle llendrlrh, refund
Ban Robhln*. Inhor
x 11 led Ti irk Kipilp. Co. rhn. r u snodgnies. rrpnlr* Jor Pe.in, labor op road
Jo -ph n Hooker. gruditiK ronrt
1 m Stafford. Itn-ns*.
Virgil S'liherlln. hauling gruel
Krniol pelann, sum*
laiwrenre Marker, same i- p perkln*. repair* Onill* Perkin*, repair*
Frazier A (looser fiar.ige r-p.
II. A. Moreland, repair* Lawrenee ICesier, labor
Be\ Altgood. same (
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Jndson I
1. 1 Foe
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21.61 21.94 3.251 25 60.00 18.60
1.80
36 45 99 05 93 75 68.36 100 00 60.00 76.M
64 < 4 54
mp!
f Laslcy. same lewell Page, same
road
vtlen * Jeffries, ronl tomer Martin, shi
3.50 .3.50 7 00
3:1.20
ng gravel 0.70
347.05
iSSs’S--'” ill
■d Reason, same
The Banner, priming
loaeph H. Hooker, hauling gravel
Boh Mason, same
Robert Hoos.-r, name V O. Farrow, cleaning Donald Jackson, haulln
leorge Steward, gravel
Frank Booker, haul
loe Blaydes. same Ralph Major, same Lyon Suitor, same Harry .lob, same
Waller Ileum, same
1. M Petro. same ■Irs Lona Hell.
•s. Lona
F. Perkins,
i cleaning
shovellr
'Ij cerams. shoveling coal
•avid Parker, grstel
,ayinonri Hopkins, hauling roal
ela Page, office r»ni
•I*.' Page, - liar;
eoal
8.TS 7.00
44 00
:i. so 3.50 S.75 5.00
K gravel 3.50 35.00
3.50
I 3.50 I 3 50 1 3.50 I .'t..'>0 I 3.51* I 3.50 c k on I 2.50
B.r.O 4 16
ing grave]
• isi i age salary I Steward, hauling has I'.ggers. repairs
>. M MangtjN. supplies — -iad fund* tr
II. Allff, hauling eoal
Mullen, salary
len Hlaydes, same
I • .
X'm.
’pansfer
y i'C
r»**i rroMbA. sam**
fames R. ciriclcr. rcpnlrs
Vlh n A. Wilkinson Fo.. varnish
Jliott Bros, labor
-cn L. Ware. Htatlonarv >tto M. Stewart, trans.
aigar Blaydca. s;hmc
Ncnncth Plunkett, same ’Rton ( % nopi»r, teaching
lexlc Dodds, san
. same
v - ’ y- !.' 1 L ro w • J 1 ' n i t o
rrow. janitor
McFnmmnck, teaching nez Siephcnson. same ’• F. Perkins, janitor Valfpr Steward, trans
ta\ Dixon, samc»
t**orge Osborne, same
Jlz i Page, salary
inrve .Moreland, trans
L McFnhe Son supplies i \)gcr A Fo . sam« i
’arm Bureau, gasoline ’.cigar Rhiydes. trans ies'cc Kendall, lumber
>tt** Stewart, trans
On noth Plunkett, same
lay Dixon, -ame
! toxic- Dodds, teaching 'ston Fooper. same nex. Stephenson, same lauve Mor* I am cl. trans F Perkins, a:Miof AicCanimack, teaching
Btewari, trans.
40 00 60.00 1010
2,4)0
1450 fuuds.
•5.50 5.00
, 5.00
5.00
■23 30
7.03
97.93
A 3.75 f 74 00 £ 20 00
87.25 130.00 107.71
i 22.75 [ iJO 00
109.28
L 20 00 I 35.00 | 50 00 k 10.00 J 60.00 4 28 00
108. tt
20 00
1.50
74.00 *5.50 20.00 108.21
10
c
. » . Va It
Ht (
ieorge*
7l/.a Page*, salary
I. L. Wilson, supplies Northern Indiannj Power Fo. »hn F. Vermillion, tests
Farrow, janitor )flborne, trnr
sa la
t
laridd MeCloitd, refiair !•!. Compton Fo. books (and McNally Co, same Jinn A Fo.. books, '\enneth Plunkett, trans. Farm Bureau, gasoline Walter Ramsey, chairs
lies
u-
Wilson.
PPli
. M. Stewart, trans. «». Farrow, Janitor
nez Stephens
.firnest | »e
elnr 'I I 77
on. teaching
*. hauling wood
•k. teaching
ti /
. X -XleCammRr
’dgar Hlaydes, trans. Ieorge Osborne, same il. \ Moreland, same V H. Jarvis, supplies • F Perkins, janitor Walter Stewari. trans.
Kenneth Pilin'
Ray Pixc Elza I ag Roxie Dod i louglit cm
*7stc»n Fooper, N’orrhern India
nkett. same ixon. same*
Elza I age, salary
Roxie Dodds, teaching Mifflin Fo . stipplie
Fooper, teaching
ern Indiana Power Fo
J. P He.idle. Protectograph \ V .Nice’ammaek, teaching
f. Perkins, janitor Vela Page*, office rent F. » Perkins repairs
Frazier Hooser, repair
lOUioti Bros, same Edgar Blnydes, trans Otto Stewart, same
Farrow, janitor Perkins, same
\ McFamtmick, teaching
A Moreland, trans In*’;. Stephenson, same Walter Stewart, trans.
veil Lamb, cutting wood
Jeorge Osborne, iratns, • Ieorge Osborne, same
Kenneth Plunkett, same
Rny Dixon, same
Roxie Dodds, teaching Eston Fooper. same Farm Bureau, gasoline
F. b Jarvi^. tc»p coverinp
ilkinson Lumh.
V
H.
K i
ng I *o
| I 3 1.««. | 108.00 1 24.15 I 20.00 | J 2.0.00 ' 35.50
22 00 ’*0.00
••0.00
^ 20.43 \ HI | 2.00 | 62.98 I 4 95 i| 3.90
42.50 37.91
6.00
e 22.49
74.00 22 40
ft. 108.00 § 100 i 130.00 % 20.00 X 30.00 |. 23.60 ■ 12.99 ] 20.00 \ 36.09
42.50 20.00 60 Oft
' 107.71 128.00
5.90
I 2 5ft . 66.00 I 10.00 V 20.00
3.2.5
| 28 20
19.99
4 20.00 * ,4.0ft
■
10.00 69 00 4 97.45 mt 1.00 23.33
.
# 8 5.00 20.00 96.90 116.01 {. .*ti.u5 h ,: ; r 29.34 2.1.35 25.10
1
1.65
41.29
4.40
80.00
2.00
22.33
2.50
35.00 37.15
1.85
109.04 of afii
viger Fo . supplies
» li c;ob]e Printing Fo., - tine The Banner, publication E. L. .vicCibe Son supplies Practi<’al Drawing Fo. supplies Farm Bureau, gasoline Hill s x Oliver, heatei
Elzi Page, salary
A tha I Bridges, stamps N<»bl*’ Wallace, repairing
Hanna *v Wendling. material X A W ilkinson Lumh. Fo. rep
Northern Indiana Power Fo James A Aline, legal service Claude Rogers, repair*
Frazier Hooser. labor on bus
lien «v Jeffries, coat
Oliver Stitherlln. trans. Mntetnent showing a mourn
moneys paid to the various funds of Jackson Township. Putnam County, disbursements therefrom and balances remaining therein, for Hie year ending
Deem he» .".I, 1932 TOWNSHIP FFND Balance on hand
Receipts during year Total of hal. and receipts Disbursements during year
Flnui Hn lances ROAD FFND
Balance on hand Receipts during year
Total of hal. and receipts
Disbursements duri
SPECIAL
Balance on hand
Ke. *?iprs during ye.
Total of hal. and receipts
Disbursements di Final balances TI ITION FI’ND Ba-luuce on hand
' 4
1,63 1.06
61 04 .•76 41
321.77
I 1.13
333.60
uring year • 233 6ft
SFIHMii. FFND
4,377.58 8,213.78 12,691.36 7.984 J l 4.707.25
2,220*4*5 9,462.0. I t.682.4; 7,548 8. 4.134.10
luring year
271.45 2 71.45 789.67 None 123.26 666.41
Receipts during year Total of hal. and receipts Disbursements during year
Final Balance DOO FFND
Receipts during year Di.■it#ursements during year
LIBRARY FFND Balance on hand
Receipts during year Disbursements during year
Final balances
TOTAL OF ALL FI NDS Balance on hand 8,259.81 Receipts during year I9.U6.79 Total of bol. and receipts 27.406.60 Disbursements during year 17.321.8 Final balances 10,084.17 Total balances as shown by this re-
port. $ 10.0S4 J 7
Warrant checks outstanding Decernher 31. l»32k $482 49 'Potit! baiapees and outstanding warrants. December 31. 1632. $10.513 66 Fash in depository December 31,
1932. $10,084 17.
1. Liza Page, the Trustee of Jacks
Township. PtU
solemnly wry r tor of receipts, disburse-
ments and balances is true and cor-
cril) believe; and 1 further
kton
'uinam County. Indiana, do
I Ml t HI :
preceding report of receipts.
1 haluncee is trtte
and
are that th^ sums with which 1 am
the
met. deeja
Charged In ''I report are all of
a It ms recel ”|| I*., me. i nd
Items of expcndU
been fitlly pjii
without express*!!
tit
ment th retained
other pc^’snn Pd sw'en t •»
ed by me. and the varlou xpcndRures credited have iitd in the ‘■mms stated, and
implied agret*-
an\ portion thereof shall be
epuiri ?*• me or any id I further declare.
9 . > : no 8.75 7 0ft .1.50 6.25
3.1
38.211
I
i pe^-stin. And I furr tier
sw*»nu tor affirm* thnf I have re
or articles of value, nv contract made
this Township ELZA PAF.K
Trusiee ot Jackaon Township. Subscribed and sworn tor affirmed) t,» before me. the Chairman of the Ad* - | ory Board of his Township, this the ■R d da v of January', 1933.
Bi'v iii.Avm'.s.
Phuirnutn of the Advisory Board of
Tackson Township
This report was received, accepted nd approved hy the Advisory Bottl'd
its annum mear-
ary, 1631
c*»ivcd no money, no fn consideration of me IS Trustee of
I ip ooo, san
F i» r* uipiemnn. smae George rttllMimqM. Igum. Dorle H*ll labor and gravel
Perry Gordon, hauling gravel
xL’Hljrd ipproved liy 7AS of thi” Township
. nnlina, iht* Md day of January, H>' '1,50 URN HI.AVnriS, Chnlrmnn, 1.30 (V N M’-MrtJ.RN' Seeretarv
r oo, Ihtp.
of Jackeon