The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 January 1935 — Page 3
THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCaSTLE, INDIaNA. MONDAY. JaNLARY 21 1935.
1 CLASSIFIED ADS
-For Sale—
SALE: Apples ieit Orchard.
ami
cider. 14-tf.
pOR SALE: 5-tube Stewart-War-3 ner battery radio set, complete with battles. $8.00. Furniture Exchange, *a^tai<le square. Phone 170-1^. 21-lt SALE: Incubators. Two one ied and twenties, one two hund(I fifty. Phone Rural 62. 21-2p FlWt SALE: Eggs, light Brahma. Bookih:!' orders for hatching. Mrs. Herbert, Phone KeelNville 21-.'lp
For Rent-
IR RENT: Attractive unfurnishr room apartment. Close in. e. Lockridge Apartments. 15-tf
Wanted—
NTED: Any kind of dead stock 278. Greencastle. We pay ul' John Wachtel Co. eoo
LOST: Gold band ring and handkerchief. Finder call Banner and receive reward. 21-Ip
Granddaughter Bess: If I had only known when I was your age about Wrigley’s Double Mint Gum. I might still have my own teeth. Grandma. Ip
BANNER WANT ADS PAY
THIS WEEK’S WEATHER Rain changing to snow over north portion, rain possibly changing to snow flurries over south portion Monday; snow Hurries in upper Ohio Valley Tuesday, then generally fair until Friday or Saturday when rain is probable over south portion and rain or snow over north portion. Decided-
—Miscellaneous-
STPMACH ULCER, GAS PAINS. AND INDIGESTION victims, why
For quick relief get a free of Udga Tablets, a doctor's iption, at L. M. Stevens.
|.10-14-15-16-21-22-23-28-29-:i0-p
4
Ire will be a meeting of all the barw.-i of Putnam county, assembly 11 roo*» teoui thouse. Wednesday evening, 1 JaJN* v 23, 8 o’clock. Important.
21-3ts
‘■d
If Lou are caught out in the rain or Bow will your windshield wiper woHb? We have a complete line of Trieq motors and blades. Why crank? Newl'I-plate battery, $3.05 exchange. FlMhl ght batteries, 5c. Ford model T tiin :rs, wiring, bands, etc. Dobbs Ttos Lnd Battery Service. 21-6t
Bo i o i: to vrs STj'I'l-: i»K INDIANA. OQINTV OK ITTNAM. s«: IWllli: ITTNAM CIRfTIT COURT I
Mf ARV TIORM, Cay. n,i UT" 1 '
1935.
Suit
Tftfin v H. Wilson, (iunnli.'in anil Admlnlm at or of the estate of Keheccii
M. Wi son, ih ceasei], Clftl nee Wilson, et al.
Com s now the plaintiff by M. ,7. Murpb his attorney, and files his eompl; ini herein, together with nn affidavit of a competent person that the
ridavr reside i unknjw
fen
es,
‘ndah s, to‘wit:
competent person that the upon diligent inriuiry, are the following narneii de-
Qeo Nat
Ni CM,
k'-nri
Nancy Orlmci
urge. .1
John Wil
»rge> ohn
•n, da
Wilson,
son, Wnshing-
' kem idg* . Al.ilinda Hra< k« t>-
Al i' 1 > • I Wil Ahn v \nn \\ 11 - SOri,W4"hn Klllot t. i ’a tin rlin»* Klliott, Jacob Wilson, VN'illiam Withrow, Marlftli J im Withrow. William Klliott,
IJliott. T. i Wilson.
Harah Wilsor
l.iiiott. raylor Wilson. Isaac Isor Kllzahcth A. Wilson. Quincy Wilson, Matilda Wilson, Leonard
Alexander
la
Hi:
i J
VV r ilso
Wilsoi . Wil•®n,ttjliza .1 F. Wilson, liavld Wilson. Isaac [N. Wilson, 101 iza J. F. Howard. Josepii II. ward, Julia Wilson. Flora Howard Joseph I \ Howard, Hel»ecca Wilpoii Phe unknown husband or wife*\\Idow«’!•, or widow, heirs, legatees, devisees, administrators. graAe assigns, of any and all of the p'Jove named defendants, and that thejBnn in nou-r«Hidents of the State oMflld na ; that nil of said defendahts
jessary parties to said action: tdis is an action to quiet title • ■ i b p]aintiff in the estate,
■ " I:<■ 111• <■ i• i Al Wilson, and land
the following described real No. I. \ |»nrt of the nortli[qiuirtcr of Ncctloii nc%cii (7». pliip Nixtccn ( Hi) north, rniiKc fl%o est. ImmiimIciI jin follow n, fo-wlt: iniog nt the northw^Mt corner of Fqiiartcr Mod riiiiiiing fhcitc«> cmnI Ithe north line thereof, thirty-two Hinhi* ood flfty-Meven (.*V7) IIiiLn northeiiMt eorner of Niild qiinrKheiier Mouth with the eiiNt line ■if, eleven <ll» ehniiiM mul fort>[inid one-tenth til l-ltti links; weMt imrnllel with the north [thereof thirty-two <:t2) ehtiiiiN Ifty-Mevon and oiie-hnlf t.%7 to the weMt Hue thereof; tlienee eleven till ehohiN and fortylid one-tenth (It 1-10) links to [|>lace of hegliinlng, eontliiillnR InereN, MiihJ«*et to the right of
the II. «V O. Itallrond.
\o. 2. \ part of th<* northnrter «if said seetlon Meven (7b p sixteen ( HI) north. raiiKe five [Test, hounded us follows; heginlioint on the west line of f quarter. ele\eu (II) ehniiiM mid >onc and one-tenth til l-ld) south of the northwest corner [of. and Ihenee running vast piirwilh the tiortli line thereof, fr-lwo Ct2) ehniiiM and flfty-neveii liie-liall i r»7 1-2) links to the enst Ithereot; then<*e south with said flinc. six id) chains and fixe (.%) t lienee west parallel xxitli the line thereof thirty-two Ct2> Mild lift weigh I (.V*) links to ''est lin,. thereof, thenee north jkoid north Hue six (d) ehnins and links to the place of beg In1 coiitaining Id.71 neres, more or \o. n. \ part of the northqmirter of snld seetlon seven township and range aforesaid, ItfBMh d as follows, to-wlti hegln■AMP* at a point on the west Hue of ■■i^rqonrler whleh l» sexenteen (17) and forty-six and one-tenth J-IO) links south of the north^est eai'oer (kervofl tlienei* emf par- | with the north Hoc thereof -two (:t2) chains and fifty-eight links to t h«* east Hue thereof! south with said east line, V-two (22) chains and sixty-six lite-lcitl hs (dd II- Id) links to the ast corner (hereof; thenee west Hie south Hue thereof thirty-two liiiins and sixty tdd) links to the k\est eorner there«>f; thenee north the said west line, twenty-two rhaitis and sixty-six and nlneI (dd d-lli) links ta the place of liing. containing 7:1X7 neres* or less, against any person or ntlon whomsoex er, through of whom any elnlin of title might | serted and against the xthole
fore hereby (flven eald
^ffUil.intH and nil persons whomsoever [ that elnirn any Interest In ^ald r*nl estate that unless they be (, dd appear on the 9th day of March. W4S ft the court bouse In the City of Hreert* (stle. in said Putnam County ;) nd F and answer or demur to snld complaint, the same will
in
Hence ^^^Bwltneps whereof. T have hereunto of Hn|<i court at the office of the clerk * here* t !i !•; I It h ITOMRR C MORRISON. ' ■ • r I «■ f i | , • i
«t*rring' WIAT RGBSOF3 FAY WRAY ViCTOa JORV mmm
CHAPTER VI
WHAT HAS HAPPENED
The Hastinus Plow Company clones during the hard times did Man/ *' ■“'1/1/73 tries to keep the mills ■
fkino hei' family to relea
of the $58,000,060 trust jurd. They rf-
'■ "•■ Jim Devlin, lead, , of
family
D00 ft i«f
hn, leader of the tcorkhy the police for threat Hastings when he an it s closing. Young Jea, din to escape to his Devlin and Jean fail
fuse.
ers, ift sought by the pole
ming Willard ” nounces the plan
Hastings aids Devlin to esa mountain retreat. Devlin am in lore. When She return, ings family, excepting Ma clear out m a prival
orkers have learned this and art
the
nntam retreat. Devlin and Jean fa I in luxe. When sh, returns, the Has’-
Pting Ma a prloa anted U
storming the yards to overturn t Hastings p, irate car Jean and Alts.
pbilge their aid
the
to ole
the
ast
try, is read,
rirate car. Th>
er, plcda
y, and dean hn ivies down .• nit to till the worker, that non
j/oiiii,/ broth
it Mar,
the jilants can open.
A'lnv (JO OX WITH THE STOTtY Down nt the yards, the workers miT .i about iho gatt held at b only by the armed guards. A shower of missiles fell about Kennedy, men. Kennedy, braying the lire, walked to the gates to face Jim
Devlin.
"Is this some of your fancy work
Dovlirt 7’’
'No." barked Devlin, "I think It »K» nil started by a rat named Willnr.1 Hastings. He's pulled a fast on* and the boys are just sore enough to want to ask him how he
gels that way!"
“Hastings is leaving town and he hasn't got anything to say to any-
body!”
Devlin snarled. "He's got plenty to say. and we've plenty to say to him — and he isn't leaving town. 1 because we're going right in and knock his car off the tracks!" Kennedy was grim. "Okay — If you want to play that way." He !
But even as she cried, Alex's fist lashed out, catching Devlin's Jaw. Devlin reeled back. Jean grabbed Alex. "Don't hit him again! I tell you he was trying to save me!" Jean rushed over to Devlin, helping him to Ills feet, itedlum broke loose in the crowd, amt with renewed fury it surged forward. In another moment. Jean, Alex and Devlin would be cut off irom the gates. Willard was panic-stricken. "Fire! Fire! It's their only chance now!" Kennedy nodded grimly "Let 'em have it," lie ordered. Alex, bewildered, turned Just as the command to lire rang out. The horrible realisation of what the murder would mean dashed through his mind. He Hung himself at the gates. "No! No' Walt!" he cried frantically. There was a sharp rat-a-tat as the guns spoke. Alex had spoken too late Directly In the line of. lue. ■tag ered back ward as the bullets struck. The mob scattered in wild confusion. Jean, screaming, ran towards her fallen brother, with Devlin following. The mob was silent now, stunned. Kennedy was the Ilrst to recover. He turned to his men. "Come on. let's get him. I don't think there'll b< any trouble—now." Alex Was carried, badly wounded, into the yards The crowd was silent until another car bore Us way through the mass of humanity—old Mary Hastings' The car stopped, and the defiant old figure of Mary made itself evident. ■ What’s going on? Have you a/1 gone crazy!" Devlin walked forward. "These
m mj’. ? 'd 1 *;
“Do you knoic uhat'ii on thoir carat Steel! Uteel for pious, steel for you to work!" t I'uactt bn Victor Jury, Mop Hobson amt players)
turned to the waiting policemen "Take the blankets otT!" The men obeyed the order, taking laipaulins off the concealed ma-chine-guns. The roar of the mob became louder, fiercer Now the Hastings family was ready to leave. Mary Was indignant when site heard that Jean had gone alone to the yards. f<he shook Alex savagely. "You mean to tell me you just stood there and let her go''" Alex, too ashamed to face Mary's e\i-s. shook loose "i n g" after hei' I'll bring her back!" "See that you do!" In another moment, Alex was roaring down the highway on a police motorcycle, taken while an oflicer was directed elsewhere Meanwhile. Devlin had dispatched several of his cronies to get .shotguns. A frown creased his forehead as he saw Jean's motor edging into the crowd The mob closed In on the car. Devlin, fighting Ills way through, finally reached the sui - rounded girl. Jle grabbed Jean's arm In fui'imij. anger "What are you doing down trying to commit suicide?" "Jim." pleaded Jean, "you've got to make them listen' I’ve got important news. The mills — they n going to open Monday! We've got to tell them!” "Things have gone too fat " "They mustn't go any farther' Once everybody understands—" "I'm going to get you out of here!” Devlin stared grimly at the gates. He grabbed her angrily Desperately, Jean struggled “No!" she cried. "No!" Over her shouts, came the shrill screams of the police sirens, as the Hastings calvacade tore, hell-bent through the crowd, knocking men down to be trampled by the milling trowd Only after a fierce struggle were the gates opened and tinHastings entourage let through to the yards Screaming and yelling, the crowd fell back, frustrated arifie butts cracked down on skulls Willard grabbed Kennedy “The train s due In ten minutes' Keep that mob back at any cost' Shoot If you must! Never mind what my piece said over the phone "But she's out there' $ our niece _look * *' Jean was still struggling with Devlin. "I'm not going until l ve told them!" . "If you don t quit. snapped Devlin. "I'll knock you cold'" Willard lost control. “Do something! Shoot him down!” Kennedy whirled "Give cm a quick one, boys’ Over their heads! The machine guns spurted a fiery blast streaking across the sky The mob fell back, fearful, in utter confusion. A huge space was cleared around Jean's car now Only Devlin, still struggling with •lean was left "The fools! The fools' muttered ^"Jim!" cried Jean "I’m afraid They're going to kill you' "Shut up*" But now Alex, having arrived on the motorcycle was tearing across the clearing towards his sister He rushed for Devlin as the crowd Cl "Tet ‘go!" Devlin panted "You young Jackass! !m not going to hurt her!" Til any you re not"No, Alex," shouted Jean, "stop It s all right' Ha a trying to help
people are only after their rights. Mi.-. Hastings—and they're going get them!’ Mary snorted. "If you'd all quit batting each other around for a few minutes, I'll let you in on some Important news. Men, 1 know you
igs III f skunks! They are' I agree with ou' I wouldn't trust any of 'em as ur as | could throw an elephant, except my niece And now. I'm telling you every nickel I've got in the world s going hack into these mills —and they re going to open as usual Monday morning " That s a lot of hooey!" came a voice Again Mary snorted. "I'll show you' Look! Look 1 There's your answer'" In the yards, a long freight train crawled slowly along the tracks. "Do you know what's on those cars? Steel' Steel lot plows, steel for you work-'" There was silence for a moment, tie n the deafening cheers of the moh rose in crescendo . . . rose high into the heavens to bear the soul of Alex Hustings. . . ,
plenty
"I promised him you'd never come
!y colder Monday and Monday night; continued cold Tuesday and Wednesday, followed by rising temperature until Saturday.
FILLING STATION PROPRIETOR SLAIN IN ATTEMPTED KORBKKY EDINBURG, Ind., an. 21. <UP> - Robbery was believed the motive today for the slaying of Thomas J. Shepard, 60, proprietor of a filling station on U. S. 31, nortn of here. Money in the cash register had not. been disturbed but Sheriff Mulkins believed the slayer was frightened away before completing the robbery. Shepard was found by his wife about 2:30 p. m. yesterday when she called for dishes in which she had carried hint his lunch two and one half hours eat Her. He died a short
time later.
W. F. Kerschner, same Guy S. Kennedy, dog tax First Nat. Bank, interest | G. B. Coffman, school house
| John O’Neal, transfer
I W. A. G’oo]ier, poor relief W. A. Cooper, school rev. First Nat; Bank, Interest W. A. Cooper, poor relief
W. A. Cooper, poor
First Nat. Bank, interest First Nat. Bank, interest W. A. Cooper, poor claims W. A. Cooper, advance draw Frank Sutherlin. transfers First Nat. Bank, interest
Stale school relief
W. A. Cooper, Dec. draw
60.00 Herman Cummings, janitor
38.00 George Ogle, teaching
10.16 J State Treas., dep. interest
60 00 Robert Davis, relief 297.00 Rule and Mann, same 179.90 E. M. Hurst, same 203.13 Langdon Bros., same 13.74 Uly Denny, same 195.2,"., Carl O’Mullane, same 665.61 i Leland Trippett, same 9.29 i Charles Moser .same 5 ;i0 j Guy S. Kennedy, salary
242.36 ' Che Banner advertising 500.00 Treas, Putnam Co., tax 60.00 Or. Clyde Gray poor relief
2 j V. Earl Wiseman, same
3,077.55 ! O. H Goble Co., supplies 6,581.81 Meryl Michael, teaching
fiMarkety
INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Hogs 3,000; holdovers 209; mostly 10 to 15 cents higher; 160 to 180 lbs., $7.90 to $7.95; 180 to 275 lbs., $K.00 to $8.10; 275 lbs. up, $7.60 to $7.90; | 140 to 160 lbs., $7.00 to $7.50; 120 to 140 lbs., $6.10 to $6.75; 100 to 120 lbs., $5.25 to $5.75; packing sows $6.50 to $7.25. Cattle 600; calves 300; all slaughter classes strong to mostly 25 cents hgher; few light steers held above $8.00; choice grades absent; most heifers $4 50 to $6.00; few above $6.50; cows $3.50 to $6.00; low cutters and nutters $1.50 to $3.00; vealers 50 cents higher $10.50 down. Sheep 800; lambs around 25 cents higher; better grades $9.25 to $9.50: heavies $9.00 down; throwouts $6.50 to $8.00; slaughter sheep $5.00 down
OBIT! AKY
Mary's oar was parked on n lonely dii l n ul Some distance away stood and Jim Devlin, their hands clasped, their voices low us they talked Mary watched, a strange light in tier eyes. It was swell of you to ball me out." said Devlin softly "Your chief of police was all set to be
rough
pi 1
back " That's the way you feel about it c!i "No—wh-where are you going?*' "I don t know Does it matter?” Jean looked Into his eyes. "Yes—* I'd like to feel in my heart that— well, some day—things might hi different." "They can't ever be" Jean shrugged. "I'm going to stn* here. Grandmother and I unde! • stand each other u little better now. She needs me." "Will 1 ever see you again?" Jean spoke quietly. "That s up to you " "How?" "If you cared enough—and didn't make me wait too long—" A freight whistle sounded In the distance Jean smiled regretfully. •Then perhaps It Isn't good-bye, after all—' said Jim. "Perhaps.” Their Ups met In a long kiss, a kiss that could know no parting, a kiss that burned and scared Itself Into their hearts Jean would wait. The whistle Bounded again—ur-d Jim was gone. ... The Hastings car made Its way along the road Mary, her eyes closed, spoke softly, "Don’t talk to me about had times' People have got to eat Wheat's got to be planted and ploughed—corn, too—ami rye and bailey The ground's got to be turned up, somehow It's up to us to do our part—isn't that right Jeanls " There was no answer Mary spoke tenderly now "I know 1 know” Htfr eyes were bright. "Just you and me now For a while, anyhow is that right. Jeanlet" Jean sighed, then nodded There was a low wail In the distance of a vanishing freight train. . . , THE END
Again death has entered our home and taken our beloved husband and lather, John Henry Boswell, son of George and Malissa Boswell, who was born in Madison township, Nov 30, 1869, and departed this life al his home, Jan. 4, 1935, at 4 p. m., at the ago of 66 years, one month am four days. He was born, reared and lived hit entire life in Madison township am received his education from Madisor township schools. John was dearly loved by all his neighbors and friend; and was always ready to help thosi more unfortunate than himself. Hi had not joined any church hut wai always a righteous believer and triei to do as his creator would want him to. In 1898 he was united in marriagt to Flora Burk, and to this union were born eight children, all of whom sui vive, except one jon who preceded him In death. He leaves to mourn his passing the wife, Mrs. Flora Boswell, thret sons. VVilford, Elmer and Clay, all ol Greeneaatle. and four daughters. Mrs Earl Hinkle and Mrs. Everett Mad dox of Greencastle and Mrs. Lola Crowe and Mrs. Bryan Boswell al home; also one sister, Mrs. Flora Hall of Bridegton. Ind., anil nim grandchildren and several nieces and newphews and a host of neighbor: and friends. One son. Fred and tw< sisters preceded him in death. C ARD OK THANKS We wish to extend sincere thunk; and appreciation for the kindnes; and understanding from our relatives and neighbors during the illness am death of our husband and father John H. Boswell. We especially wish to thank the Rev. Osear Irwin fot his consoling words; Mr. McCurry the singers and pallbearers for theii services so kindly rendered. Mrs. Flora Boswell and children. BANNER WANT ADS PAY TRUSTEE'S REPORT
The Township Trustee's annual report to the Advisory Board of Cloverdale Township. Putnam County. Indiana. January. 1935.
Receipts
Bal. of Dec 31. 1933
Transfer of funds
Forrest Herbert, transfers William Cooper, relief First Nat. Bank, interest State Treas., gross income Morgan Twp., transfers First Nat Bunk loan First Nat. Bank, interest Wm. Cooper, poor relief Wm. Cooper. Inst. & Rev. Teacners Retirement refurVI Treas. Putnam Co., relief First Nat. Bank, interest Aud. Putnam Co., relief First Nat. Bank, interest Wm. Cooper, relief Wm. Cooper, excise & intang
State aid relief
$6,150.18
68.80 . i M 96.26
6 1(
2,452.32 74 00 2,300 06 HI M 338.89 364 57 17 hi. 547.99
963
184 83
3.33
227 17 527 86 I 4.‘.:; r.r.
Frst Nat. Bank, interest
Treas. Putnam Co., poor relief Treas. Put. Co. tax (list.
C. M. Furr, dog tax
First Nat. Bank, interest First Nat. Bank, interest Wm. Cooper, poor relief | State Auditor, tuition rev. Forest Herbert, transfers
Alva O. Knoy, same
6.72
58 40
6.1)70 74
216 00
3 45 5.41
93.76
2 400.00
338.00 158.00
25.00
1.50 1.35
175 00 137 50 137.50 125.00 125.00 125.00 75.00
47.50
John O'Neal, transfers W. A. Cooper, rent Guy S. Kennedy, dog tax
Disbursements
Tranfcrs of Twp. funds 68 80 Larkin and Denny, coal 178.26 Herman Cummings, cleaning 18 (M) First Nat. Bank, coupons 165.00 Rule ami Mann, relief 5.00 F. F. Reed, same 5 00 V. E. Wseman, same 35.00 Uly Denny, same 25.00 E. M. Hu’-st, same 1:1.00 Clyde Gray, same 4.25 Robert Davis, same 3.00 Regal Store, same 6.00 Wm. Store, treas. interest 6 10 Guy S. Kennedy, salary 25.00 Gola Hultom, team 1.50 Geo. Wm. Ogle, teaching 25.00 Lewis E. Neir, insurance 212 50
Goo. C. Wingfield, bond
Bruce Doyle, sheep Philip Myers, repairs
Phineas Runyan, repairs
Lee Walters, teaching Forest Cl. Hurst, same J. V. Cochenour. same
Cohn L. Morrison, nmne
Lorna Walker, same
Mary L. Throop
Geo. W. Ogle, same Pleasant Heavin, same Ruth Morrison, same Meryl Michael, same Corn M. Cline, same Mamie Cline, same Elmer Farmer, transp. Ernest Query, same Joldie Kennedy, same Guy S Kennedy, salary Herman Cummings, janitor 1. W. Cromwell, transp June Evans, same Charles Hurst, same Meier Electric Co., motor V. F. Smiley, labor The Graphic, printing Larkin & Denny, coal Frank Gobel, Rep. August McAvoy, hauling coal Patrick Keller, labor
>ra Brown, labor
-Hate Treas., interest Poachers Retirement Dr. Clyde Gray, relief lob Trucking Co., trucking >r. F. M. Hurst, relief Dr. Leland Trippett. relief J utnam County Hospital V. F. Smiley, relief 5. C. Prevo Co., same Rule and Mann, same Robert Davis, same
Uly Denny, same
V. Fail Wiseman, same Northern Indiana Power Co. •"orrest Williams, sheep Elmer Farmer, transp. Ulmer Farmer, bus repair 2rnest Query, transp. Joldie Kennedy, transp. I. W. Cromwell, same Charles Hurst, same lune Evans, same lerman Cummings, janitor -,ee Walters, teaching •’orrest Hurst, same f. V. Cochenour, same Lorna Walker, same Cohn L. Morrison, same 4ary L. Throop. same Jeorge Ogle, same ’leasant Heavn, same iuth Morrison, same 4eryl Michael, same Cora M. Cline, same Mamie Cline, same Uty 8. Kennedy, salary A. D. Hurst, hogs -ark in and Denny, coal 'ounty Treasurer, dog tax Itate Treas.. dep. interest 0. M Hurst, relief tobert Davis, relief -nngdon Pros., relief >r. Clyde Gray, relief
F. Reed, relief
Charles Moser, same tub- and Mann, same
Uly Denny, same
Ind. Elec. K Power Co., Putnam County Hospital V. Fatle Wiseman, relief George Ogle, teaching Pleasant Heavin, same Elmer Farmer, transp. J. W. Cromwell, same
June Evans, same
Charles Hurst, same Ernest Query, same Goldie Kennedy, same George Ogle, teaching Pleasant Heavin. same Ruth Morrison, same Meryl Michael, name Cora M. Cline, same Mamie Cline, same Lee Walters, same Forest Hurst, same 1. V. Cochenour, same Lorna Walker, same Mary L. Throop, teaching Cohn L. Morrison, same Herman Cummings, janitor Guy S. Kennedy, salary State Treasurer, dep. interest
Chas. Moser, coal
Putnam County Hospital Dr. Clyde Gray, relief Langdon Bros., same
Uly Denny, same
Rule and Mann, same Robert Davis, same Dr. F M Hurst, relief C. C. Tucker, same George Ogle, teaching Cecil Elmore, sheep
Lee Walters, teaching 157.12 Forrest Hurst, same 122.80 Lorna Walker, same 108.00 Mary L. Throop, same 108 00 Cohn L. Morrison, same 108.00 J. V. Cochenour, same 119.62 Pleasant Heavin, same 85.24 Ruth Morrison, same 100 00 Cora M. Cline same 85.24 Mamie Cline, same 83.00 Meryl Michael, same 50.00 Elmer Farmer, transp. 88 40 J. W. Cromwell, same 87.60 June Evans, same 72.60 Charles Hurst samp 102 60
| Query, same 79 40 ■- (t4 6o
0.50
72.00 58.89
3.33
16 10 20.45 23.00 12.00 19.62
5.00 4 00 3.50
72.50 44 40
5 14
22.50 75.00 347.01 32.12 384.50
165.54 1 Goldie Kennedy, plastering 89.00 5 00 j Cloverdule Hdw. Co., supplies 118.78 2.00 Cloverdalc Garage, repairs 10.20 R. M. Hunter, supplies 2.75 Rule and Mann, suplies 3.37 Uly Denny, supplies 1.03 S. F. Kennedy, supplies 8.10 First Nat. Bank, loon 2,345.23 Lee Walters, supplies 110.25 Lewis Neier, insurance 240 00 Jessie McKamey, cleaning 2 00 Crane C. Repairs 28.33
W A. Cooper, intang. & excise 820 96 ClovoiUule Hdw. Co., repairs
Putnam County Hospital, relief 26 00 Roy E. Jones, tests 20 30 Otlin Turner, transp. 16.00 Guy S. Kennedy, salary 72.50 V. E. Branneman. care of gnd. 8.40 State Treasurer, dep. interest 3.45 Rule and Mann, poor relief 48.40 K L Etter, poor relief 10,06 Fred Wingert, labor 15.00 75 00 I Eirst Nat. Bank, bonds, coup. 2.110.00 25 no Mellie Linley int. realty 1.484.00 Guy S. Kennedy, salary 72.50 Percy Sinclair, sheep 7.00 Howard Shake, cow 65 00 Suite Treas., dep. interest 5.41 Kiger & Co., supplies 155.45 Langdon Bros., poor relief 11.81 Dr. Clyde Gray, same 7.50 R. T. Davis, same 40.80 l , Rule and M ns 30.00 100 00 I U- S. Chemical Co. supplies 77 46 100 0n| Mrs ' E.oll Walker, cow 55.00 100 00 Jame8 Taber, cow 60.00 ,00 oo Eugene Ruark, poor 3.65 100 00 1 Northern Indiana Power Co. 85.64 88 40 ■ Teachers Retirement dues 197.95
47.50 18.00
7^ 4 f , J. E. Horn, cow
04 60 Herman Cummings, janitor ' 1 Hoosier Schl a-—' '•• —•
Supply Co., sup. 342.41
72 00 ^ Eing Morrison Foster, repairs 146.65 S F. Kennedy, oil and supplies 87 60 1 Ling Morrison Foster, rent 35.371 Cloverdalc Hdw. Co. repairs
87.60
72 60 Cloverdalc Telephone Co 102 60 The Graphic, advertising gg 001 Howard Shake, mowing lawn 14 Ol) 1 Hole and Mann, poor relief
46.80 1 151.90 12.50 21.30
7.50 6 87
10.05 186.38 36.50
1.51
34.25
4 00
112.00
7 50 2.83
54.60
1.65
35.05 60.00 66.20 10.00 88.40 20.55 79.40 94.60 87.60 102.60 72.60 72.00 175.00 137.50 137.50 125.00 125 00 125.00 mo oo 100.00 117 89
100.00 100.00 72.50
8.00
146 94 80 00
9.63
22.05
3.53
13.26 12.00 80.00 11.13 16.63
6.44
32.41
J. V. Cochenour, same 119.61 Mamie Cline, same 82.55 Cora Cline, same 85.23 Meryl Michael, same 82.11 George Ogle, same 83.89 Pleasant Heavin, same 85.23 Vietor Sheppard, same 108.44 Glen Corbin, same 107.55 Mazie Coffman, same 108.44 Elmer Farmer, transp. 90.00 f. W. Cromwell, same 87.60 Ernest Query, same 79.40 Charles Hurst, same 105.00 June Evans, same 72.60 Goldie Kennedy, same 94.60 Herman Cummings, janitor 60.00 Ralph Branneman, janitor 60.00 L. F. Michael, teaching 120.05 V Karl Wiseman, poor 145.00 State Treasurer, dep. interest 2.82 U 13. Rockwell, insurance 956.25 Guy S. Kennedy, salary 263.00 Central Supply, repairs 58.68 U. S. Chemical Co. supplies 47.60 J. I. Holcomb, gym. finish 90 60 Remington Rand. Inc., repairs 30.00 I). H. Goble Co., paper towels 51.15 Indiana Reformatory, supplies 23.60 American Legion, books 60.65 Crane Co., repairs 39.36 Frank Frox. repairs 14.34 Ralph Branneman, janitor 60.00 Lee Walters, teaching 175.00 Forest G. Hurst, same 137.50 .1. V. Cochenour, same 137.50 L. K. Michael, same 137.50 Mazie Coffman, same 125 00 Glen Corbin, same 125.00 Victor Sheppard, same 125.00 Pleasant Heavin. same 100 00 George Ogle, same 100.00 Meryl Michael, same 100 00 Con Cline 100 00 Mamie Cline, same 100.00 J. W. Cromwell, transp. 87.60 Ernest Querry, same 79.40 Charles Hurst, same 105.00 June Evans, same 72 60 Goldie Kennedy, same 94.20 Elmer Farmer, same 99.00 Herman Cummings, janitor 60.00 E. N. Larkin, coal 152.53 Hoosier School Supply, sup. 457.16 Montgomery Ward, equipment 43.04 . i-lies 22.67 Huntington, suplies 77.79 King Morrison Foster, repairs 162.99 A R. Yoi k supplies 8 69 Cloverdalc Telephone Co. 8 00 Rule and Mann, supplies 2.44
4 43
130.75
13.501 Lee Walters stippli 7.02 Lee Walters, repairs
1.351 First Nat. Bank. int.. bond.
State Treasurer, dep. int.
10 16 W
North Street Garage, switch
M0 <
Clyde Gray, poor
46.06 L
Robert Davis, same
29.65 i
Uly Dennv, same
9 06 i
J. L. Etter. same
6.00 I L
C. C. (Jautlcr, same
1 50 R
Putnam County Hospital
19.00 l
Homer Williams, septic tank
25.00' -V
V. E. Branneman, care of gnds 4.90 G
George T. Douglas, freight
4.35 S
First Nat. Bank, int. bonds
r>. r ) 00 ]
8. F Kenedy, floor oU
40 001 n
E. M. Hurst, poor
11 SO '
Herbert Hay, sheep
21.00 C
Herman Cummings, cleaning
’
R. S. Branneman, same
60.00 y
The Graphic, advertising
34.14
J. B. Burris, adv. board
4 50 B
O. It. Michael, adv. board
4.50 n
Karl Herbert, adv. board
4 .50 T
State Treas., dep. interest
13.74 | I
Rule and Mann, poor
32.15 F
Robert Davis, same
36.00 j
Uly Denny, same
5 18 1
Langdon Bros., same
8.50 1
F. E. Reed, same
72.50 j T
V. Earl Wiseman, same
i.00
J. L. Etter, same
6.00! F
Pleasant Heavin, teaching
50.00 1
Guy S. Kennedy, salary
50.00 r
Larkin and Denny, coal
127 68 H
Lee Walters, teaching
175.00, T
Mazie Coffman, same
125 00 I
Forest G. Hurst, same
137.50 F
J. V. Cochenour, same
137.50)
L. E. Michael, same
137 50 1 1
Clen Corbin, same
125.00 1
Victor Sheppard, same
125.001 7
Pleasant Heavin, same
50.00 1 I
George Ogle, same
100.00 f
Meryl Michael, same
100 00
Cora M. Cline, same
10000 1
Mamie Cline, same
100 00 r
Elmer Farmer, transp.
90 00 1
J. W. Cromwell, transp.
87.00 I
Ernest Query, same
79 40 l
Charles Hurst, same
105.00
Goldie Kennedy, same
95.00 |
Herman Cummings, janitor
60.00 3
Ralph Branneman, janitor
60.00 1
June Evans, transp.
72.60
Alcany Farmer, sheep
1100 1
First Nat. Bank, bond, int.
520.01 '
Rule and Mann, poor
45.71 1
R. T. Davis, same
9 50
Langdon Bros., same
16 50
Lee Walters, same
126 65
Putnam County Hospital
129 25
V. Earl Wiseman, poor
7000
J. E. McCurry, same
70 00
F. E. Reed, same
142.50
Dr. Clyue Gray, same
is oo
State Treasurer, dep. int.
9.29
George Ogle, teaching
25.00
Northern Indiana Power Co.
31.29
Fred Reising. repairs
10 00
Luther Sims, same
10 20
Pleasant Heavin, teaching
50.00
I-oe Walters, same
17500
Forest G. Hurst, same
137.80
J. V. Cochenour, same
137.50
L. E. Michael, same
137.50
Mazie Coffman, same
128.00
Glen Corbin, same
128.00
, Victor Sheppard, same
125.00
50.00
i George Ogle, same
75.00
! Meryl Michael, same
100.00
11 Cora M. Cline, same
100.00
i| Mamie Cline, same
100 00
,1 Elmer Farmer, transp.
90 00
, J. Willard Cromwell, same
87.60
; Ernest Query, same
79.40
1 Charles Hurst, same
105 00
j June Evans, same
72.60
1 Goldie Kennedy, same
94.20
Ralph Branneman, janitor
60 00
j Herman Cummings, janitor
6000
I R. G. Woodman, repairs
4.75
( W. T. Handy, Taxes Realty Co. 5.15
7.76
40 00 527.50
overdale Garage, repairs 2.50 . A. Corns, repairs 8.71 ho Tin m i ! I 8 nil iwrence Cummings, sand 1.60 st Nat. Bank, bonds, int. 1.041 25 •. Clyde Gray, relief 9 00 ly Denny, same 9.03 ile and Mann, same 16.90 T Da 4 00 cthodist Hospital, same 74.70 jy S Kennedy, salary 12.70 ate Treasurer, dep. interest 2.92 Statement showing amount of all
Township.
Putnam
for the
TOWNSHIP FUND
nee on hand 1.635.38 ipts during year 531.21 I of bal. and receipts 2.166 59 ursements during year 1,152.72 I balances 1.013.87 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND nee on hand 1.182.30 ■ipts during year 13,233.51 I of bal. and receipts 14.415.81 ursements during year 13,484.02 1 balances 931.79
TUITION FUND
nee on hand 2,434.48 •ipts during year 10.303.75 I of bal and receipts 12,738.23
125 00 Disbursements during year 11 658 91
balance 1,079.32
DOG FUND
BOND FUND
LIBRARY FUND
•nts during year POOR FUND
223 00 256.00 479.00 464.50 14.50 608.22 7.986.17 8.594.39 5,882.76 2,711.63 66 80 66 80 66.80
Goldie Kennedy, same Ora Brown, tepairs
Theodore Crawley, legal serv. 30.00 The Banner, advertsing 47.27 Philip Myers, repairs 4.00 Gu; . j Kennedy, selesy vino State Treasurer, dep. interest 5.30 A. R. Larkin, sheep 28.00 Northern Indiana Power Co. 19.90 Carence Branneman, sheep 11.00 Rule and Mann, poor 21.09 E M. Hurst, same 20.00 Uly Denny, same 5.00 Clyle Gray, same 24 00 R. T. Davis, same 8.30 Lee Walters, same 14 74 Benton Curtis, same 4.23 Charles Moser, same 7 40 l-oo Walters, teaching 157 11 Foie it Hurst, same 122.03
eceipts during year 2.945.02 otal of bal. and receipts 2,045.02 isbursemonts during year 2.945.02 TOTALS OK ALL FUNDS alance on hand 6.150.18 .eceipts during year 35,255.00 otal of bal. and receipts 41,405.84 ilsbursements during year 35.654.73 Inal balances 5,751.11 Total balance as shown by this reort. $5,751.11. Warrant checks outstanding Janary 6, 1935 'itemized page 21 of 'iis report 1 , $116.55. Total balance and outstanding arrants. Jan. 6. $5 867 66 Cash in depository January 6. 1935, 5 867 66. I. Guy S. Kennedy, the trustee of 'loverdalc Township. Putnam County, Indiana, do solemnly swear <or n < that the preceding report of receipts. disbursements and balances is true and correst. as I verily believe; and 1 further declare that the sums with which I am charged in this report are all of the sums received by me, and the various items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated, ami without express or Implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or any other person. And I further deelarc, and swear <or affirm < that I have received no money, nor article of value, in consideration of any contract by me as trustee of this town-
uhip.
GUY 8. KENNEDY, Trustee of
Cloverdalc Township.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, the chairman of the advisory board of this township, this 8th day of
January, 1935.
.1 B BURRIS, Chairman of advisory board of Cloverdulo Township. Thin report was received, accepted and approved by the advisory board of this townsiiip at their annual meeting, this the 8th day of January,
IMS,
J. B. BURRIS, EARL HERBERT, EVAN A Cl .INK Advisory bixud. Cloverdalc town-
ship.