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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA MONDAY, JANUARY 28 1^35
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iO Thursday, .January 31. 53 .-wes, . 7 cows, also yearlings, IkHng'ealves. brood sows, m tOM , timothy, 1000 bushels corn, also L hav and bright straw. All farmi m pU‘..u' | .ts. 28-lt. mH SAbK: Voung. sound, native J Otto Matthews, nor th ol Crows Hri<lKC. 2h-2ta. i i , f0I th e Lydlck-Moore ito< k
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l|,.« 7 head cattle, 63 hogs an.i IB
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r^TsALK: One year old Duroc |l,. hog 16 Sboats about 50 lbs Al|ci months old Short Horn Bull, liyle Hurst It F, D- 2. JS-lp. FOK SAld': Locust posts. Joseph Brick Chapel. 28-3p | 0H s.M.K Set Skid Chains. | l m( vCMi: Phone 295-Y. 28-lp.
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irnrld. Wotlco is therefore hereby given oefemlsints «ml nil persoiiN whomsoever Mint Halm any interest in said real estnie that unless they he ami appear on the !»th day of Mareh. •M Mi«* lourt house In the City of (Ji-eeneast le, in said rutnatn County ami State of Indiana, and answer or demur :<» said cuinplalnt, the same will Im hcaial and detormined in their absence. In witness wla-roof, T have hereunto s. t m\ 11■ 111d and affixed the seal of said .a.urt a? tin- office of the Clerk thereof in the City of <Ir**«*neastle, Indiana, this ] 11 It day of .lanuarv, ircMKU C Mint It ISON. clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. 1 t-3t
OR SALE: Freih Cow and a \to female Collie, a child’s lover. 238. R. 3. Brazil, Ind. 28-lp In)R SAI.K OR KENT: Tiihhy’B A! igc. and service station, corner
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“ March l. Phone 123 or Jgaiage. —For Rent—
inquire
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HORHKNT: Attractive unfurnishBfour room apartment. Close in. ■rafT. I. 'tk ■ Apartments. 15-tf loR RENT: Sleeping or light Hsi-keepm- rooms. Very reasonable, ■ Phone 37»-L.
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■t \VM H: I very woman in the ■uminity to take tier day off on KmJu) to attend the linuselinld Biiiii'<tratii>ii at the <,01)111 Memorial ■nil. 28-It. BfANTKD: Any kind of dead stock. H 278. Greencastle. We pay al’ ^■ges. John Waehtel Co. cod
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I —Miscellaneous— ■rOMACH CI.CKR, GAS BAINS, All) INDIGESTION victims, why gjer? For quick relief get a free MBple of Udga Tablets, a doctor’s rription, at h M. Stevens. •9-10-14-1 •)-16-21 -22-23-28-29-30-p pLB '■ Meet me seme piece at I’ll surely bring Wrigley’s Brin <>nt. It does help like you said. 1 28-lt.
Ilu' Umar Baking company of IndPlK'lls «ill give a demonstration Ire the Woman's league him heoa "i,him Wednesday in eommilllity t'ohin Memorial church. Everyinvited. 28-2ts
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CHAPTER IV WHAT HAS HAPPENED HEFORE Humr-loving Un,i llrouka leave* a gaud poeitiuu and hi* ui/e, Margaiit, III fuliuw the rare trail,* anil inter hr
l.l
Hi* unlp tpmpalhitt r i* In*
*1*1 er-in-law, a lie, hen the horse le-
lluitl it* old
the rare*
Bill.'
r,
laic, Alice, i
ran t admit it. Wh come* skittish icit
Skecter, n rooster. Alter briny* bint to the traek /.'</nso,y lo yo I, she atop* to helji Dan linn, bro has enlisted two old /nViul,, Colo
lion
enlisted two old friends, Colonel Pettigrew and Happij Mrtixure, to aid
tt, ba
Im. Obliyed,
able room, to house '/fi
trark n/s lo
listed I
Happi/ MiUuirc, I because of a lai k
... house "Bill" t,i im old bant, Han finds himself inth n weight.,i problem ru i. Sturts to rail—for ihr roof leaks—and •‘Broadway Bilf ,
getting a drenching.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY The rain whipped down In driving torrents. Lightning flashed over the open countryside. Thunder rolled. And it was doggone wet! Too wet. Despite Whitey's efforts, the rain poured througii every crack and trevice of the crotchety old roof. "Hey, Boss!" yelled Whltey as he
"Race? You're Insane' Want to kill him? Wouldn't do any good anyway He hasn't the energy to run around a track " Alice kneeled down by the horse's head. "He looks so pathetic " "May be some time," said the doctor, "before that horse runs." "How about Saturday. Doc? He’s got to run Saturday That's the big race. I've got him entered." "Saturday?" The veteri nary shrugged. "Don't know. Animals are very funny Sometimes snap out of it just like that " he snapped his fingeis other times—well —don't take him out until the fever disappears And 1 wouldn't work him too hard, even then. Rest him until the last minute." Alice, stroking the horse's head, spoke throatily. "Voti ve got to get well, 'Bill. You've got to win the race. If you don't " She sobbed.
"Oh. 'Bill'."
The doctor pave a last bit of advice. "Don't forget No food. Carrots. maybe. If he'll take It I doubt it. though. They won't eat when
desperately tried to stem the tide l;":,; ' y " , ' r ma " * r/tn ' As the doctor left, a cab drew up Dan looked up. Cant y, ' , t of the I mshackle barn, up that one spot Right over here?" jiargaret. Dan s w.-. It was an ex- ?° nn ? a° no K ? od tiling event—for Dan. For Mailt Whitey had anything else to p j, uas a v,. torious march— say It was cut short by another mmu't the cab driver said anybody buU of lightning and a clap ol U ;1S crazy to bet on **‘Broadway ■thunder. He tumbled at Dans feet (pat plug'’ M ogaret. too. had Hli eyes rotted M "Broadway Bill i i i dJ L wanted thrashed about nervously. Aloe |,ac|< m the Higgins fold. But "Whoa, Bill, whoa." Dan s ■ . came soothingly. ip.p race or bite her bit in two! Alice* stroked the animals flan’ ;.I .-u and Han were alone In "Poor darling, that frightened you • , mu,, pm tltomed-ff space that didn't It T" bedroom Margai et "Gets real scared, he won't he aid, |,„. oil at H,n thoughtfully to run tomorrow," said Whltey A', il Dan, haven't you had
Dan swung around. "Shut up' , yt
Throw the blanket over hln, " , Why the fun's Just Silently, they straightened th .. ,. having a little trouble
“How about Saturday, Docf He's got to run Saturday That's the big race. I re got him entered." (Posed by Clarence Muse, Charles Jluldlelun, II , ,irr Baxter and Muma f.uy,
blanket over "Bill." To no avail The water soaked through
"Whltey!" "Yassuh?"
Dan's words came fast. "Run over to the Whitehall stables v. her, they have 'Gallant Lady.' See If they have any room for 'Bill Tell them we Just want one stall—Just for the night." "Yassuh." Whltey yvas gone In "Gallant Lady's" stable everything was calm. The thermostat gave the room temperature. The padded stalls were soft, soothing A radio played whlspertngly "Gallant Lady's'' record made her Queen <d the tracks And like a Queen she
was treated.
Quickly, tirelessly. Dan and Whltey worked over "Broadway Bill.” Alice kept'hot coffee brew ing Wet, miserable the barn was a .sorry residence for man or beast Alice, her heart going out to Dan's .courage, worked tulthfully us best she could. She threw a coat over (tan's wet shoulders He looked up his gratitude expressed in his <■>>- "Thanks. Princess You're a— you're okav " He pressed her arm affectionately, then turned back
with 'Bi' .idway Bill' right now—but that'll blow over " "I've had Father keep your Job open—If you should change your mind. Everyone thinks you've just gt tie on a vacation." Margaret
smiled
"Saving* my face, hull'’ That»
sweet nf you. darling."
Margaret tried a new tack. 'Tvs missed you frightfully, Dan." Dan was pleased. "Have you? Missed you too. Say. Margaret why don't you stay down here’ Huh? Why not hang around?" Margaret looked past Han. taking Jn the room Dan followed her gaze and started to laugh. “Yeah that is ridiculous at that, isn't itI never realized how out of place you d look
In these surroundings,"
"Don t you see. darling, how unfair ii jo ask me to live in—uk-
in places like this?"
"stun—sure I was crazy to think uf it But you WOS't have tO Not after Saturday 1 11 have twenty-livs thousand dollars, and " "You seem.' said Margaret, recalling the cab driver's words, "con-
lident of winning."
"A cinch' And that's Just the beginning Why. darling, you'll live in
wlf>e the water from the horses | UXU ry | know where I ran lay my
him
back Alice stared down for one yearning moment "Those things dry yet?"
hung the wet rag on an Improvised
line.
"Huh?" Alice was alert again.
"Yes. i'll get them"
“Got some more shirts and things In my suitcase Better get them out." Dan tightened his coat about him. “Chilly In here. What time
is It. Whltey?”
Whltey looked up from his rup of coffee "Half past four”, L . Dan turned to Alice. "You better
get some sleep."
Alice frowned. "I'm wide awake "Go On, now You'll be a wreck
fomorrow."
"Please, Dan "
"Shut up " Dan forced her gently down on the tiny cot. then lifted her feet up Alice's adoration could not he hidden Dan looked down
at her. His face melted
"You're a sweet kid." he said tenderly. Leaning over, he kissed her
softly on the forehead
Alice's heart pounded with triphammer blows Tears came, to her ryes as Dan straightened to leave 8he could hold her emotions no
longer.
“Dan—t*
Dan turned at the door. But Alice weakened Dan a love Just couldn t ' "Don't worry Everything s going
to be all right "
Dan smiled uncertainly 'Oh, sure If U Kate had been as kind as Alice's wishes, things wouldn t have turned
ha win on some marvelous horses.
forlornly.
“Bedf" «*«*»-- —
"Running a high fever Needs
lot of care—and rest.'
Doc—he a got to rare ti
Dan sprang towards
In The Legislature INDIANAPOLIS, Jili. 28, .INS) House bill 3. which is ready for the governor’:! signature, was slipped thiough both houses of the state leg-
XOTIC F OK FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE Notice is hereby given to the credUors, heirs and legatees of Manerva Brown, deceased, to appear in the Putnam Circuit Court, held at Greencastle. Indiana, on the 20th day of
islature with some of the slickest! ^ <>t)l uar . v . 1935. and show cause, if
"Hut, day."
Tbs v«t*r Inary
swung s.ound
1 You won I have to give up a thing D an ! in a couple of years " "But what if you lose this race
—Saturday?"
"Huh?"
"What If you lose?” "Lose? Don't be silty. Why. Broadway Bill couldn't " "If you do. will you come back :o Higglnsvllle?" Dan tried to evade Illgginsvlllt 8a] llatei if I eaa't win »itk Broadway Bill'—good heavens, M .m ans I ve—well, that 1 don't know a thing about horses 1 should go back to paper boxes. "Is that all Higglnsvllle means to you? I'll be there, you know " "Gee. I'm sorry Of course you'll be there I'm so excited. I don't know what Pm saying half the
time."
"That’s all 1 want to know. Dan. f, just want something to cling to— something to go on—if I know you're coming back. 1—promise me you'll come hack. If you lose " "Certainly! Certainly, I'll come
back "
She folded against him. his arms going around her tightly Suddenly. Dan's head shot up A horse had
whinnied!
"Did you hear something?"
"Why no
Again—the whinnying! "It's Bill'" ,,an *" r “ r
the door
Alice was calling now A miracle had happened! "Bill's" eyes were bright The horse was struggling lo rise Quickly. Dan dangled a bunch of carrots In front of the horse's nose Bill 1 scooped It up "He* eating!' Dan shouted triumphantly Alice watched excitedly "Gea. Dan—that's wonderful! He's sure l«
be all right by Saturday!" But a new note sounded.
"Well. Ran—I think I'll be going "
It was Margaret
TO BE CONTINUED
press agent ry seen here in years. When Hie bill was first introduced in the house the publicity men for the hanking interests handed reporters "digests" of the bill with the ."omment that the measure contained ‘only minor amendments to clarify” the 19S3 hanking act. When the bill passed the house, the publicists announced it "would release $2.0.10,000 in frozen assets" in Indiana hanks. When the measure was well on its way toward passage in the senate, the press agents stepped the figure up to "between .$3,000,000 and $4,000.000." Strict facts of the case are that j the bill will enable Indiana hanks to "re-finar.co” more than $200 000,000 wfcrth of uncollectable mortgages, either by renewing them or cashing them in with the Federal Housing Administration at Washington. The authority for the true figure is R. JCarl Peters, Indiana head of the housing administration. Now that the eat is out of the hag. the hankers’ press agents do not deny that “maybe” they had their estimates low. But, they point out, they could j not afford to have the heat turned on j Ilia measure with the present public 1 attitude toward banks. Some of the newcomers to the general assembly are discovering that a knowledge of parliamentary tricks gathers no moss. House Judiciary A had a divided report on H. B. 102 which would outlaw deficiency judgments on mortgage foreclosures. Twelve of the committee signed a majority report to kill the bill. The thirteenth member, George W. Wolf. Derm, of Peru, signed a minority report for passage. Wolf took the floor and in an impassioned speech persuaded the liouse to substitute his report, thus saving the bill. Opponents of the measure sat silent. Ten seconds later, the Judiciary A rommittee reported H. B. 68 and H. D. 120 out for non-passage. The house adopted the recommendations. Their actions. Wolf later discovered killed H. B. 102. Reason: All three bills were on identical subjects. The house rules provide that once a bill has been killed its subject matter may not be considered in any other hill during the session. i Those who watch Governor Paul V McNutt day in and day out wonderhow he maintain the terrific pace he sets for himself. His average day begins at 9 a. m. three hours of office routine follows more often than not a luncheon a.I(Iress is scheduled, hack to the office for more work, then a flying trip to make an evening address, or an airplane dash to some distant outstat. city. If there aro no speeches schedu'od, the governor often works far into the evening, having only the janitor to bid goodnight when he leaves Physically he is in perfect condition. 6 feet. 1 inch tall, weighing 200 pounds, and he has learned the stunt ol sleeping any time he gets a chance, often in an automobile jogging over county roads or in a plan, suffering from what aviators call air bumps Loss And Less About More Arjd More: Arthur L Trester. the big stick in the Indiana High School Athhtic Association, is little concerned about the promised legislative probe of his regime . . Trester has been r -aring grunts and groans for fifteen years . . . Nothing comes of them . . . The Indiana house spent more than a week in session without a flag displayed . . . Jake Reisinger, the Evansville solon, caught it and 200 square feet of stars and stripes now grace the speaker's dias . . . Lenhardt Bauer, Democratic caucus chairman In the house is 24 . . But he is not the legislature's "baby" ... A fellowDemocrat and houae member. William Morris, of Gary, is only 22 . . . Jake Weiss, the Brooklyn *N. Y.i butcher boy who rose to be a state senator Horn Indiana, always wears a red tie . . . and a grin . . .which may explain, the grin, that is why he is now president pro tem of the senior legislative body. Farm census takers for Putnam county met in the assembly room of ihe court nouse Monday for instructions on their work which will begin Soon. The hull will of John Rady of Loochdule was admitted to probate in ciruit court Monday. The docu ir.cnt executed Aug 29 1931. leavei the estate to his widow, Julia, making ecttain provisions for its diatri hiUlufi M-iong children at her demise. The v. di names u son, Carl Rady. < .<- • 11* hi .
any, why the Final Settlement Accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive
their distributive shares.
Witness, the Clerk of said Court, this 26th day of January, 1935. Homer ('. Morrison. Clerk Putnam Circuit Court. 28-21
Till STEE'S REPORT The (Township Ti ustee's annual report to the Advisory Board of Marion Township. Putnam County, Indiana, January, 1935: Receipts Fillmore State Bk, Dec. int. 10.19 State Treas., tuition support 2043.60 W. A. Cooiier, relief 119.21 W. A. Cooper, Con. int. seh. rev.
253.84
W. A. Cooper. Aud., relief 70.62 W. A. Cooper, Aud., relief 77.32 W. A. Cooper, Aud., relief 81.65
W. A. Cooper, Aud., exc intang 392.38 ] H. Dunlavy t. m b W. L. Barker, dog tax 122.00' p. Ogles, teaching
D. Bowen, same G. Cox, saiiie
A. Lisby. jan. sei-v. C\ C Dimmett, same Banner, budget report F .C. butler, relief V F. Wiseman, same
Fi’lmim Co. Husp.. same
J T. Siddons, stamps C. B. O’Brien, relief
Martinsville Lbr Co., lumtier
I. Vaughan, teaching
H. V. Ruark. sal k exp.
Goodman Coal Corp., car coal
65.00 30 00 75.00 20 00 100 00
2 00
booklets 40.95 H. V. Kuaik. sal. & exp. 72.50 Nor Ind Pwr pow., Ight.. 50.08 Geo. M. Arnold, rep. on bus 8.50
F. Duncan, relief
15.00 V. McCarnmack, gas & oil
15.50 Hunter Bros., relief 2 00 C*. Lydick. fuel for relief
2,00 G. D. Rhea, med. aid. relief 34 05 Colorcraft Co., roofing paint 25.00 Mooresville Serv. Co.. Ight. pwr 14.00 72.50 Si 11 * 1 Hanna, relief 70.83
24.05 8.40
25.76
14.00
47.00 193.99
91.35 C. B. O'Brien, med. aid. relief
Mooresville Pub. Ser., Ight, pow. 4.00 J- C. Penney Co., relief Lorenz Pub!. Co. books 2.43 Put. Co. Hosp.. same Hunter Bros., relief 17.43 L. ( Dimmett. jan. sdr.. sup. F. Dun* an, same 9.89 Hicks Body Co., lai). & mat. C. C. C. & St L. R. R„ freight 63.96 R- W. Smith, teaching U. S. Chemical Co., jan., sch sup 74.08 A. Hormeling. same Huntington Lab. Inc., same 87.37 id - Goldsberry, same
50.00 kl. Joseph same 30.00 P Ogles, same 8500 *"• Dunlavy, same 28.65 I- Vaughan, same 9.20 M. Owen, same
15 00 H. McCullough, same
25.00 F- Irwin, same 7<i (;0 K Keller, same 04 (',o O. Lydick. transp.
V. Earle Wiseman, relief
G. Smiley, transp. O. Lydick. same
0. Wright, unloading ear coal Pruitt Hdw Lbr. Co., sup. 1. Vaughan, hauling shale J. \Y. Bosse. coni, address B. Wright, transp. K. Jackson, same K. Voldei'ttuer. same G. Morehart, same
L. Bowen, same G Cox, same G. Smiley, same
VV. Smith, teaching A. Hermeling. same
M. Joseph, same
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sup.
exp.
Collect, dog tax 5.00 Fillmore State Bank. May int. 7.30 W. A. Cooper, Aud.. relief 107.29 W. A Cooper. Aud., June dial. 7039.32
State Treas. K Co. Aud. 2057.71 Dep. int. for Dec. 1932 20 10 Dep. int. for Jan. 1934 18.69 Dep. int. for Feb. 1934 14.12 Dep. int. for Mar. 1934 11.38 Dep. int. for Apr. 1934 0.79 Dep. int. for June 1934 6 41 To relieve ov’rdraft in bond fd. 176.15 To correct changing of warrant 65, Mar. 18. 1933 20.10 I'o correct changing of warrant 74. Mar. 24. 1933 1.50 To correct changing of warrant 196 Sept 30, 1932 1.05 W. A. Cooper, Aud., relief 45.34 W. A. Cooper, cong int. sch rev 229..31 Paul Fredericks, transfers 1200.60 W. A. Cooper, voc. educ. 9.55 Fillmore State Bank. Aug. int. 21.07 W. A. Cooper, relief 133.66 Fillmore State Bank Sept. int. 20.55 Fill. State Bank. Oct. int. 16.48
A. Hermeling. M. T. refund 40.15 'Hunter Bros , relief W. A. Coper. Aud. relief 289.56 VV S. Campbell, drain tile Collect, dog tax 1.00| F. Duncan, relief
06 00 H. Jackson, transp. 05 00 R- Voldcrauer. same 30.00 G- Morehart, same 30.00 R- Bowen, same
175 00 G. Cox. same
150 00 G Smiley, same 125.00 | A- Lisby, jan. serv. 125.60 H V. Ruark. sal & 125.00 G. Arnold, labor 125.00 I Vaughan, teaching
100 00 Pioneer Equit. Ins., insurance 100.00 U. S. Chemical Co., supplies Th 00 Lloyd Greenlee, transp.
100 00 H. Jackson, same
100 00 1 G. C. C. k St. L. R. R., fight
1(10 M E. Stewart, brooms
73 ,'!0 j E- L Cowgill. lab & parts 40.00 John Carroll, rep. on swing 12.51 jG. Lydick, unload, ear coal
E. Williams, eh in septic tanks 6 00 <>• Lydick. transp. J. Carroll, rep. bus body 3.85i^. C. Dimmett. jan. serv.
H. V. Ruark. sal &.■ exp.
F. Duncan, relief
Hunter Bros., same 19.63 ]G. Smiley, transp. Hunter Bros . dom. sc. sup. 39.80 R Wright, some C. C. Dimmett bldg., roof work 21.20 ,J - Bo"'en. same
M. Goldsberry. same
A. Hedge, same M. Owen, same I Vaughan, same K. Keller, same M Hicks, same
Dewcese (euag rep. of eqpt.
A. Lisby, jan serv. C C. Diimnelt. same
V. McCarnmack. gas & oil
64.60 65 00 66.00 65.00 30 00 60.00 75.00 72 50
2.50
38.OX 278.43 16 54 10.00 30.00 42.26 10.50
9.25 1.40
18.75 85.00
40.00
72.50 j Classroom Teach., special pap. 8.95
’ E. L. McCabe Son. sup, eqpt 144 94
60.00 79.60
34 00,
Fillmore Slate Bank. Nov. int. 11.84 Co. Aud., Dee. distiih. 7129 71 Co. Aud., excise, Intang, taxes 641.18 Collect, dog tax 72 00 H. V. Ruaik, 3 ton coal 11.34
Disbursements
John Rightsell, surety bond $ 70.00 C. P. Reeves, tuning pianos 9.00 C. C. Dimmett, jan. serv. 20.00 Amy Zeiner. Sr. Class '.3.3 dep Kiger & Co., school sup 328 27 Northern Ind. Pow . Ight. pow. 60.28 W. B. Wilson, jan. serv. 30.00 Geo. Smiley, transp. 30.00 Pruitt Hdw. Co., seh.. jan sup. 98.91 Wendell Smith, teaching 175 00 Albert Heim ling, same 150.00 Mabel Joseph, same 125.00 Esther Dunlavy, same 125 00 Frank Ogles, same 125.00 Mildred Goldsberry. same 125.00 Avto Hedge 100.00 Madonna Owen, same 100.00 Ivan Vaughan, same 100.00 Kenneth Keller, same 100.00 Mabel Hicks, same 100.00 * (scar Lydick. transp. 85.00
Henry Jackson, same Beti Wright, same > ,eo Smih y. same
r^i.i
F. Graham, bldg. loof. gdns. 21.60 C. H. Monnett. relief 6 06 H. Moore, same 5.00 G. Rhea, same 12.00 H. V. Ruark, sal k exp. 72.50 E. Green, transfer 95.58 J. H. Nichols, sheep claim 127.00 A. Lisby jan. serv 75.00 E. L. McCabe j Son. equipment 66 09
19.32
2.81
22.66 12 45 10.00 10 50
0.78 3.12
15.00 20.00
1.07
72.50
Louie Sinclair, tel. ser. calls V. Earle Wiseman, relief VV. M. McGaughey, same C. H. Monnett. same
Lee Clark, same
Allen Campbell, same
VV. J. Fuson, same Carl Byrd, freight
H. V. Ruark, sal. & exp.
Norman C. Hivymer. normaline 37.50 Hunter Bros., relief 15.00 K Duncan, same 17.21 Goodman Coal Co. 108 20 H. V. Ruark, sal. A exp. 72.50 Error, dep already on records 204 (Ml I'o relieve ov'rdraft In bond fd. 176.15 To correct changing of warrant 65. Mai 18. 1933 20 10 To conect changing of warrant
74. Mai 24. 1933
To correct changing of warrant
196. Sept. 30, 1932
Ivan Clark, mow. sell yard Scobee Bros., welding , Olyn Wright, haul., fght lbr.
65 00
H. Jackson, same 34.60 R. Volderauer, same 65.00 G. Morehait, same 6<>.00 11 v Ruaik, "iiice > r.t on00 G. Cox. transp. 30.00 I. Vaughan, teaching 50.00 F. Ogles, same 125.00 M. Goldsberry. same 125.IMI H. McCullough, same 100.00 M. Joseph, same 136.75 A. Hermeling. same and hook 156.70 E. Duncan, same, two song bk 126.32 R. VV. Smith, same and sup 19.3.65 M. Owen, same 100 00 A. Lisby, jan. serv , laundry 75.80 K. Keller, teaching 100.00 F. Irwin, same 100.00 Sam Hanna sch. hooks 34.61 Kiger k Co., twp.. sch. sup. 245.57 Eastham Gar., top. heat. rep. 7 00 Louie Sinclair, tel. ser.. mess. 13 15 J. H. Nichols, sheep claim 40.58 Wm. S. Oliver, same 33.30 Est. J. VV. Carmack, relief 50.00 Matt Murphy, leg. serv. 35.00 Prod. Sales Co., car coal 80.41 Kobt. B. Hougham. tch. ret. f.l 240.08 H. V Ruark. sal & exp. 72.50 Statement snowing amount of all moneys paid to the various funds of I Marion Township. Putnam County, I so!disbursements therefrom and balances
45.00 20.00
46
72.50
136 42 32 44 at ic
3 .39
23.15 30.00 45 77
a.ct 8.95
20.00
Rudolph Volderauer, same
Glen Morehart same Dennis Bowen, same Gilbert Cox. same
VV. B. Wilson, jan. serv.
C C. Dimmett. same C. S. Byrd, express
H. V. Ruark. sal k exp.
Mooresville Pub. Serv., Ight. pow 6.10 Frontier Press Co.. Lincoln lib. 19.50
Win. Storen. interest
Wm. Newkirk, fuel, hauling
Ginn & Co., books
C. H. Monnett. [xior relief V andalia Coal Co. same
Hunter Bros., same Fred Duncan, same
Dora McAninch, same
Virgil McCarnmack, gas, oil
C. C. Dimmett. jan. serv.
Norman O. Haymer, normalene 68.50 F: unk Prox Co . rep. on boiler 11.20 C. C. C i St. L R R.. freight 58.99 Wm. Wilson, jan serv. 2.50 Olyn Wright, unloading car coal 26 15 Eastham Garage saw repair .75
C. C. Dimmett. jan. serv.
Geo. Smiley, transp.
Kenneth Keiler. teaching
Mabel Hicks, same Ivan Vaughan, same
Henry Jackson, transp. Arthur Lisby. jan serv. Wendell Smith, teaching Albert Hermeling. same
Mabel Joseph, same
Esther Dunlavy. same
Frank Ogles, same
Mildred Goldsberry. same
Avis Hedge, same
Madonna Owen, same Oscar Lydick. transp.
Bert Wright, same
Rudolph Volderauer. same Glen Morehart, same
Dennis Bowen, same Gilbert Cox. same
H. V. Ruark. sal., exp. Earle Truesdale. tel line serv E. L. Cowgill. plumb, sup . lab.
I. Vaughan, teaching F. Duncan, relief Hunter Bros., relief
20 00 60 00 7615 HM) 00 88 08 64 60 75 00 175.00 150 00 131.25 102.34 113 67 102.32 89 19 77 29 85 00 79 60 65.00 till IMI
65 00 1
1.05 .3.00
.75
2.50
Palm* i Prod. Inc., jun sch. sup 41.34 A Lisby. work on bldg gdns 24 <M)
jan 30.00
30.34
15.00 22 00 14.25
.87
pow 95.68
72.50 75.00
84.60 C. C. Dimmett. w’k on bldg
79.60 F. Duncan, relief
30.00 Hunter Bros., relief 65.00 j. it. Wade repair on bldg
66.00Ik Jones, tests 65.001 C S Byrd, freight
30 00
Nor Ind Pwr. Co., light H. V. Ruark, sal. & exp
A. Lisby. jan. serv.
j remaining therein, for th.- year end-
ing December 31. 1934:
TOWNSHIP FUND
Baiance on hand $ 7175.89 Receipts during year 353.3.55 Total balances and receipts 1909.44 Dishurseuu nts during yea. 1292 4 3 Final balance 617.01 SPECIAL SCHOOL FU’XD
Balance on hand Receipts during year
Total balance and receipts Disbursements during year
Final balance
TUITION Fl'N'I»
Balance on hand
r\ ej' * » • . ^- . Maynard Arnold, rep bus bodies 5.50 Receipts during year
(_'. C Dimmett. jan sen-. V. Elrod. Adv. Boaid serv.
F. White, same R. Arnold, same
Flsic C Ruark. mag for sch. Mi'vnai l Arnold, upholstering Cecil Key, rep., paint flag pole
vV. Smith, teaching
C. C. Dimmett, jan serv. 20.00 Ernest Kiaberg, pump mot, lab. 53.00 VV . ,\i Morrison, jan seh. sup 113.25
Total balance and receipts Disbursements during year
Final balance POOR FUND
Receipts during year
Total balance and receipts Disbursements during year
M OO Final baianoa
DOG FUND
20 00
5.00 5.00 5.00
.30 45
1 <H) 3 50
.30 IM) 72 50 2.25 28 to 38.07 18.12 15 00
Palmer Products, sch jan sup 200 00
E. Truesdale, wire, labor C. C. Dimmett, jan. serv. H. Jackson, transp. E I Cowgill. rep. pipe line VV. Smith, teaching A. Hermeling. same
M. Joseph, same E. Dunlavy. same F. Ogles, same
VI. Goldsberry, same
A Hedge, same M. Owen same I. Vaughan, same K. Keilei same M Hicks, same O. Lydick, transp. B Wright, same Geo. Smiley, same
tt Volderauer. (mine
C. Morehart, lame
5 00
20 00 64 60
5.60
175.00 150.00 125.00 125.00 113.65 125 00 89 17 100 00
G M A mold, sch. bus rep. C. P. Reeves, tuning piano Hunter Bros., relief K. Keiler. teaching Frances Irwin, same Gvo. Smiley, transp R. W. Smith, teaching A E Hermeling. same M Joseph, same E. Dunlavy. same H dixTcon. transp M Owen, teaching I. Vaughan, same M Goldsberry, aam. H. McCullough, same
F. Ogles, same
O. Lydick. transp. B. Wright, same R. Voldcrauer, same G. Morehart. same D. Bowen, transp.
G. Cox. same
A Lisby, jan serv. C. C. Dimmett. same
H. V. Ruaik. sal. k exp. C. C. Tucker, med. aid
F Duncan, relief
M Arnold, upholstering Eastham. rep. on ditch
5.25 9.00
15.00 100.00 100 00 60.00
1868 82 10571 10 12439 92 9116 86 .3.323 06 9904.83 8986.05 18890.88 10883.65 8007.2.3
982 36 982.36 938.60 43.76
Receipts during year
287.88
Total balance and receipts
287.88
Disbursements during year
287.88
BOND FUND
Receipts during year
176.15
Total balance and receipts
176.15
F'inal balance
176.1.5
TOTAL OF ALL
FUNDS
1.17 50 usance on hand 12149.54 156.00 j Receipts during year 22537.09 130.001 Total balance and receipts 31686.63 125 00 Disbursements during year 22519 42 I F'lnal balance 12167 21 100 001 Total balance as shown by this re-
100 00 125.00 KM) 00 125 00
Dc
65 00 66 00 65 (Mi
rep
F. Ogles, teaching J. H. Nichols, sheep claim Last ham Garage, rep. on heat. Ld. Hamilton Bk. store, Dinks 0. Lydick, transp. B. Wright, same H. Jackson, same K. Volderauer, same C Morehart, same D Bowen, same G. Cox, same A Hermeling, teaching M. Joseph, same F Dunlavy. same W Goldsberry, same F'. Ogles, same 1. Vaughan, same H McCullough, same M. Owen, same
50 00
K
Keller, same
88.08
100 00
k
W. Smith, teach. 4 sup.
192 75
100 00
A.
Lisby, jan. serv.
75.00
85 00
C.
C. Dimmett, same
4000
85 10
r.
Irwin, teaching
100 00
60 (Ml
G
Smiley, transp.
60 00
70 (Ml
Amer Legion, Dsiks
60 65
in; no
Clt
Rm. Ti i. h . piinter and
l>ort $12,167.21.
Warrant-checks outstamling own her 31. 1934 1876 88
Total balances and outstanding 85 00] warrants. December 31, 1934
7i,6 ° $13.044 09
Cash in depository December 31,
1934 $13 044 09.
I, H V. Ruark. the Trustee of
30.00 ( Marion Township. Putnam County, .5 00 Indiana, do solemnly swear 'or af20 00, fjrm i that the preceding report of 72 50 Rp C) .jpta Disbursements and Ibdan-
1,1 00 cia is tiu#and correct . I
18 66 |j eve; an ,| j further declare that the 5.50 ( sun ,a with which I am charged in this 1 50 r pp or t are all of the sums received 50 00 by me, and the vai ious items of ex-
penditures credited have been fully
3.75 | >a | ( | j n jp,, HUms stated, and without 4 25 expressesi or implied agreement that 85 00 any portion thereof shall be retained 79.60 by or repaid to me or any other per64.60 gon Am | j further declare: and swear 65.00 , or affirm 1 that I have received no 00 money, nor articles of value, in con65 00 oiiieration of any contract made by
30.00 ni e as Trustee of this Township.
156.00 H v ruark. Trustee of Marion
130 (M) Township.
125.00 Subscribed and sworn 'or affirm125.00 pd i to before me, the Chairman of
75.00 jb e Advisory Board of his Township, 100 00 this 7th day of January. 1935.
100.00] Vern Jd Elrod, Chairman of Advis-
100.00 o r y Board of Marion Township. This report was received, accepteti
Vem H. Elrod, Emmett L. Hurst, A. E Kunten, Advisory Board. Marion Township.