The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 August 1936 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1936.

CHATEAU Today “The Clutching Hand” 2 Good Shorts

JOHN WAYNE in King of the Pecos

3 Days—Sun. - Mon. - Tues—Matinee Tues 2 p ,m MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT There never has been—there may never again be—

a picture like

“SKY DEVILS" Is the greatest picture I’ve made . . . better than “Hell’s Angels!"

tcntial self-destructors that society really wants and needs them. “For years I watched the suicide rate,” says the minister, “and wished something could be done about it. Then, two years ago, the suicide of a prominent young California woman

finally determined me.”

The Rev. Rehkugel was born in Germany. While still a youth he joined the Salvation Army at Stuttgart. A little later, because of his knowledge of English, he was sent to Berlin. There, while working with the Salvation army, he was transferred to the United States and began at once a course in theology. He was ordained a minister 'n 1907. His first pastorates ware at Troy, N. Y., and Baltimore, until he came west where he served as pastor in , St. Andrew’s and the German-Salem I church here. He was retired about

two years ago.

The Rev. Rehkugel has collected facts and statistics on suicides for years and plans to use these as a scientific basis for laying out his campaign for a nationwide organization and movement against self-destruc-

tion.

6981

1500

1199

15588

1035

7694

6406

750

4000

4500

1785

11694

10906

b. All Other revenue (see schedule) 9. Total funds (Add lines 6. 7, 8a and 8b) 10 NET AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR EXPENSES TO DECEMBER 31st OF INCOMING YEAR (deduct line 9 from line 5 > 11. Operating balance (not in excess of expense January 1st to June 30, less miscellaneous revenue for same period) 12. AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY (Add lines 10 and 11)

PROPOSED LEVIES Net Taxable Property

Number of Taxable Polls

Levy on

FUNDS Polls i Township ! Tuition 25 1 Special School 75 ' Poor j TOTAL 1.00

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED

AND TO BE COLLECTED

Levy on Property

.08 .50

.07

1.23

1400

800

700

1500

$2,031,000

172

Amount to Be Raised

1785

10906 1)694

1500

25885

THE NEW DELUX V0NCASTLE Always Comfortably Cool Tonight Midnight — Sunday and Monda SUNDAY, » TILL II P. m.

WE WISH TO STATE THAT THIS IS THE BEST PICTURE OF THE SUMMER SEASON.

BIGGEST METRO - GOLDWYN - MAYER SENSATION of 1936

Collected

To Be

Collected

FUNDS

1934 Lew

1935 Levy

1936 Levy

1937 Levy

Township

1513.40

1259 00

1385.00

1785.00

Tuition

2360 00

2719.00

7279.00

10906.00

Special School

10294.00

9258.00

8085.00

11694 00

TOTAL

$14169.00

$13236.00

$16749 00

$25885.00

Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to

be heard thereon

After the

to ba a smash says WINCHELL in Daily Mirror flash from California!

tax levies have been determined, ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further and final action thereon, by filing a petition therefor with the County Auditor not later than the fourth Monday of September, and the State Board will fix a date of hearing in this county.

Dated August 18, 1936.

WALTER L. BARKETt, Trustee Marion Township.

GABLE

■-^Li

with

SPENCER TRACY WILLIAM (Stage) BOYD GEORGE E. COOPER

and

ANN DVORAK

BOYS TRY RACKET VANCOUVER. B. C., (UP) American racketeer methods are being copied here. Two small boys who were passing slotted cars through the crowds for contributions for an alleged “fresh air fund” later were found to be using the proceeds for buying ice cream.

FLYING SQUADS TO CIRCUMVENT SUICIDES URGED

MINISTER OUTLINES AMBITIOUS PROJECT TO ENLIST NATION’S YOUTH

OAKLAND. Cal, (UP) A movement to create a nation-wide organization for prevention of suicide has been launched here by the Rev. Robert Rehkugel, 64. retired Methodist minister. When his plans are completed, he hopes to see the entire nation covered by “flying squadrons” of young people, even more numerous than Boy Scout organizations, whose duty it will be to watch ceaselessly for others who are in the throes of mental depression that might eventually lead to suicide. But this is only, one aspect of the gigantic movement and organization that he has set out to achieve. The Rev. Rehkugel has made official reservations with state governments for the name of his organization, which will be as follows: “In Co-operation with the Churches, the Suicide Prevention Society of America, Incorporated.” “I believe in foreign missions,” declares the Rev. Rehkugel, ‘hut if the Africans or Indians, for whom we save money, saw our suicide rate, they would tell our missionaries to go hack home.” Among the objectives that the minister expects to attain in the accomplishment of his project are: A nationwide publicity campaign, carried on by the presa churches, theater, radio and lecture platform. Adoption of a “Suicide Prevention Sunday” in every state Creation of a permanent national endowment fund to be known as “The Anti-Suicide Endowment Fund of America.” Establishment of suicide prevention institutes, and of “anti suicide patrols companies of young men and women, specially trained organized

PUBLIC SALE Having dissolved partnership, we will offer at public auction al the Henry Kambo farm, 9 miles north of Oreeneastle on State Road 36, 1 1-2 miles east ot Morton, on Wednesday, Aufif. 26 Commencing at 10:30 a. ni„ the follow ing: CATTLE—3 Angus cows with big calves; 2 Shorthorn cows with large calves; 10 yearling heifers and steers red and blacks; I coming two year old black heifers; 3 black pure bred Angus cows, due to freshen soon; 2 Shorthorn cows to freshen soon; 4 Shorthorn cows with small calves; I Jersey cow with calf; I Black cow with calf: 2 Red cows giving milk 1 Angus Bull. 2 years old. Some of these are thorough bred Angus cows, good ages. HOGS—44 shoats weighing about 100 pounds, all double immuned. 7 Duroc sow - to farrow in September, double immuned. SHEEP—6 breeding Ewes and one Buck all Shropshires. FEED—800 to 900 bushels good Oats. TERMS—CASH. RAMB0 AND DAY O. J. RECTOR. ALVA FORD, Aucts. OLA ELLIS, Clerk. Ladies Aid of Onion Chapel will serve Dinner.

and pledged to save those ready or tempted to perish by their own hands, and restore them to their families and homes. Cooperation of the medical world and the churches will also be sought, says the Rev. Rehkugel. As the nucleus of his organization he hopes to obtain not only the cooperation but constant but vices of at least 1,000 clergymen, permanently retired, or otherwise without pastorates, who can devote their entire time either to speaking or writing against suicide, in an effort to convince po-

BOY 5, RUNS LINOTYPE WESTMINISTER. Cal. (UP) William H. Banninger, editor of the Gazette, says he has the youngest linetype operator in the United States. His five year old son runs the whole machine when the regular operator is not looking.

The Answers

Correct completions of the current events statements on page two are as follows: 1-D, 2-C, 3-A, 4-C, 5-D, 6-E, 7 D, 8-B, 9-E, 10-C

Minty, Indi-

their regular meeting lowing budget for the

CLASSIFICATION FOR TOWN

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF BAINBRIDGE TOWN BUDGET

ana HiatThe*pioiM-'r^legaroffU'ers'of 'Hirtd* munfedpajitv**’

•mi Hu .Hi (la> at S« i tember. will ctMixlcier the

year I!*;i7. ernoF/r

1. SERVICES PERSONAL

1. Salary of Trustees 2. Salary of Clerk-Treasurer 2. Salary of Marshal 4. Salary of Health Officer

Compensation of Town Attorney

SERVICES CONTRACTED

Lights 2. Printing and advertising 3. Office expenses

4 Court costs

SUPPLIES

SERVICES

and litigation expenses

I. Office

MATERIALS

I Repair and materials

Fire fighting equipment

Fire fighting

T CM

2. Rents

CURRENT CHARGES 1 Insurance, hoi

public

pment .. . .

ml premiums,

CURRENT OBLIGATIONS

TOTAL

J 7 2 no . 120.n . ir>o.on 10 fl . 60. C T - On . 76 On 76.00

26.n loO.O 1 on no 76.00

1. General

*1402.00 . . 460.0O

STREET FUND

1 PERSONAL SERVICES I. Wages, street labor

2. SERVICES CONTRACTUAL

J. Supplies, oil, materials

era ....

Is. etc.

TOTAL STREET FUND

NET TAXABLE PROPERTY

TAXABLE POLLS Levy on polls, $ 60.

Estimated to he

fixed from gasollne $1X3.7i

hex Lex

Amount

Amount to he raised

COMPARATIVE

op<

on bv

Taxpayers appearing levies have been

nty An rd will

Ifi

AND

polls

levy Y.W.Y.Y.Y *.*. TAT KMC.NT OF TANKS < ’OLLKCTKI >

TO BE COLLECTED

, tl , 1936 None

1 1. ‘~ '“'ll M.I\. Hie rilMit to he heard thereon After

•- •W.’ssa S7W5 'tasstsi

Conn

Bon

None

i£ shall

i t o r

fix

r not la t < the date

day

$21.ft 191 0*

t he an-

date of the hearing in

Dated this 3rd day of August, 1936.

fourth Monday

• f the hearimr in Putnar

a pot

ay In Sei

n County, T

ptember, and

ndian

\v 1 Hi t the Sti

FRANK H A R LE

Attest: CLARENCE ETCHESON, Town Clerk

JONES.

HARLEY MILLER

HANKS,

Trustees

TOWNSHIP FUND

Salary of Trustee

$720

Office Rent

Trustee’s Expense

150

Clerk Hire

Records and Adv.

280

Pay of Adv. Board

Care of Cemeteries

Exam. Records

Miscellaneous

250

Total Twp. Fund

$1500

POOR FUND

To Reimburse County

$ 1500

from appropriations unexpended July

31st of present year

5. Total Funds required (Add lines 1, 2,

3. and 4 )

FUNDS ON HAND AND TO BE RECEIVED FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY: 6 Actual balance, July 31st of present

yeat

7. Taxes to be collected, present year, (December settlement) 8. Miscellaneous revenue to he received August 1st of present year to December 31st of incoming year (Schedule on file in office of Township Trustee): a. Special Taxes (see schedule)

Twp. Fund $1500

Sp. Sch.

Fund

$10275

Tuition

Fund

$15730

734

4400

6284

2214

14675

21994

475

1267

5024

724

4329

3384

1385

4780

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES In the matter of determining the tax rates for certain purposes by Warren Township, Putnam County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Warren Township, Putnam County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place, on the third day of September, 1936. will consider the following budget: BUDGET CLASSIFICATION FOR TOWNS7II PS

TOWNSHIP FUND Salary of Trustee Office Rent Trustee’s Expense: a. Traveling Records and Advertising Pay of Advisory Board Examination of Records ... Miscellaneous: 1. Care of cemeteries 2. Bond .. 3 Legal Advice Total Township Fund

POOR FUND To Reimburse County

$600 . 60

100 ... 80 ... 25 $1205

$1400

TUITION FUND

Pay of Teachers $6000 School Transfers 700 Total Tuition Fund $6700 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND

Purchase of Grounds

$ 75

Repair of Bldg, and Groun Is

1200

Repair of Equipment

150

School Furn. and Equip.

300

School Supplies

200

Janitor Supplies

Fuel for Schools

200

Loans, Interest and Insurance

Teachers Institute

Janitor Service

400

Transportation of Children

3000

Light and Power

Miscellaneous

Total Special School Fund

$5760

• r-» ^ —j own mi xiic in ’ 1

Township Trustee.)

ESTIMATE OF TOWNSHIP FUNDS TO BE RAISED

present

FUNDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES TO Twp DECEMBER .'list OF INCOMING YEAR Fund 1. Total budget estimate for incoming year $1205 2. Necessary expenditures to be made from appropriations unexpended July

31st of present year

5. Total funds required (Add lines 1, 2,

3, and 4)

FUNDS ON HAND AND TO BE RECEIVED FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN

PROPOSED TAX LEVY:

6. Actual balance, July 31 of

year

7. Taxes to I collected present year (December settlement) 8. Miscellaneous revenue to be received August 1 of present year to December 31 of incoming year (Schedule on file in office of Township Trustee): a. Special taxes (see schedule) b. All other revenue (see schedule) 9. Total funds (add lines 6, 7, 8a and 8b) 10 NET AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR EXPENSES TO DECEMBER 31 OF INCOMING YEAR (deduct line 9 from

line 5)

11. Operating balance (not in excess of expense January 1 to June 30. less miscellaneous revenue for same period) 12. TOTAL AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY (Acid lines 10 and 11)

PROPOSED LEVIES Net Taxable Property

Number of Taxable Polls

Sp. Sch. Tuition

Fund

$ 5760

Fund $ 6700

700

5777

3050

1905

11537

9750

722

5776

6091

700

2300

2100

150

3285

800

1422

9026

11476

483

2511

1726

548

1980

3264

1031

4491

1538

Poor Fund $1400

1400

Rough and handsome owner of a Barbary Coast Dance Palace, but he never met his match till that innocent choir girl drifted to Frisco’s waterfront.

McDONALD The SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE is the biggest movie thrill of all time

Hear Jeanette sing "Would You”. Also "San Francisco " and other hits.

San Francisco TRACY ALSO — LATEST — “MARCH OF TIME" AND NEWS.

Revenue (see- Schedule) 226.00

8. Total Funds (Add lines 6, 6, 7a

and 7b) 30841.70

9. NET AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BE RAISED FOR EXPENSES TO DECEMBER 31st OF NEXT SGHOOL YEAR (Deduct line 8

from line 4) 14708.90

10. Operating Balance (Not in excess of expense from January 1 to June 30. less miscellaneous rev-

enue for same period) • 1 7069 pi

11. AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY (Add lines 9 and 10) 3177*

Not Taxable property

i \ * iiiiIm

r of Taxable 1’olls

PROPOSED LEVIES Township, $3.708.624.00.

FUNDS

Special . . Tuition .. Vocation;! I

Bond or Sinking

City, 788; Township To

Lew uii Lei > on \i Polls property B*,

.60 4i |

IlKItlK COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES

AND TO BE COLLECTED

1400 Name of Fund Special Tuition J Vocational Bond or Sinking

1400

Collected 1934 Levy 27009.62 24671 42

4342.92

22000.00 78023.86

Collected 1936 Levy

87418 64 29 i G4.Mi 4 746.86 17428.0: 79367 12

COLLECTED

Collected

1936 Levy

32061.33 27127.34

•.'I II

M ■

7X413.93

Taxpayers appearing shall have the right to be heard levies have been determined, ten or more taxpayers

aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the State Board of for further and final action thereon, by filing;

Levy on Levy on Polls Property

.12

25 17 75 .50

95 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED

AND TO BE COLLECTED

Tabulate below amount to be collected in current year and amounts collected in each of the previous three years.

FUNDS

Township Fund .... Tuition Fund Special School Fund

Poor Fund

TOTAL

$895,938.00

Amount to Be Raised

1031 1538 4491 1400

further and final action thereon, by filing County Auditor not later than the fourth Monday of Board will fix a date of hearing in this county.

Dated August 20. 1936, , .

GUY T. WRIGHT, President B. F. VAUGHN, Treasurer EDWARD EITELJORGE, Secretary

Collected 1934 Levy

1 124 6265 6645

Collected 1935 Levy

1303 3671 7141

Collected 1936 Levy

1162 4137 3639

To Be Collected 1937 Levy

1131 1538 4491 1400

After the

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES

In the matter of determining the tax rates for certain purposes by

Marion Township, Putnam County, Indiana. Before the Township Advisory Board.

Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Marion Township. Putnam County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place on the first day of September. 1936. will consider the

following budget:

BUDGET CLASSIFICATION FOR TOWNSHIPS

TUITION FUND

Pay of Teachers $15580 School Transfers 150 Total Tuition Fund $15730

SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND

Repair of Bldg and Ground $ 600 Repair of Equipment 200 School Furn. and Equip. 400 School Supplies 450 ’ Janitor Supplies 250 Fuel for Schools 700 1 Loans, 1st and Insurance 800 Teachers’ Institute 120 Janitor Service 1150 Transportation of Children 5105 ' Light and Power 350 Miscellaneous 1501 Total Special School Fund $10275

(Complete detail of budget estimate may he seen in office ot Township Trustee.) * j

ESTIMATE OF TOWNSHIP FUNDS TO BE RAISED

1. Total budget estimate for incoming

FUNDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES TO Twp Sp Sch Tuition Poor DECEMBER 31st OF INCOMING YEAR Fund Fund Fund Fund i year $1500 $10275 $15730 $1500

2. Necessary expenditures to be made

u t inn a 11

FUNDS Township Tuition Special School

Poor

Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be heard thereon

and the State Board will fix a date of hearing in this countv

Dated August 19, 1936.

ERNEST C. SMITH, Trustee Warren Township.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES

In the matter of determining the tax rates for certain purposes j

Township, Putnam County, Indiana. Before the Township Advisory Board.

Notice is hereby Riven the taxpayers of Floyd Township Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality meeting place, on the 1st day of September, budget: BUDGET CLASSIFICATION FOR TOWNSHIPS

TOWNSHIP FUND Iiiftft

ivn.

a ' ,I "J5 Will con.'I'M tl ■

Trustee's Kxj

and

Pay of Adv. Board

Records

Salary of Trustee

Office Rent

pens*

d Adv . * *« v, H« Records

ineou

POOR FUND To Reimburse County TUITION FIND Pay of Teachers

1*r-i it

Exam

Miscellaneous

Trustee.)

budget

$4 221 $:tftoi $7 22

and Equipment

Pay

School Transfers

Total Tuition Fund

Complete detail

LATK OF ' »KNSKS T<

OF INCOMING YKAR

SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND

Repair of Bldg and Grounds

Repair of Equipment

School Furniture

School Supplies ...

Janitor supplies Fuel for Schools

Loans, Int. and insurance

Teachers’ Institute Janitor Servle*

Transportation of Children Miscellaneous .

Total Special School Fund

i : I I ft* 111:* V* lit. SIT 11 IM "Hi'

ESTIMATE OF

FUNDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES

ool

Board of N o 11 c < Is Township. pi| Corporation .1

will

NOTICE TO TAXPAYER OF TAX LEVIES

matter of deterndni

of G

ool Trustee

Greencastle City and

DECEMBER 21st Total budget

(’or, oration of Greem astle.

4ch

H the t 'ut nam

es.

hereby given the taxpayers of Greencastle City and Greencastle

coSn't^indhu;;',:"'’ 11 '. urpo,,e8 uy

budget estimate for

2 Necessary expenditures

proprlutio

incoming

to be made

unexpended July 21st of

estimate may he seen m WNSH1P FUNDS TO BK I

s,, i

regular meeting

consider the following budget. BUDGET CLASSIFICATION

rs tif sa Id School

1936

year

Additional appropriations necessary made August 1st to December 31st of

year Total

year ... from lap-

present to be present

$ 1100 $ ■ “O

Fund

2725

215!

SPECIAL

, (Jen

Boa try's

SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND Genera1 Adminlstration: Board School Trustees and Secretary’s office

>N FOR ftS(

1 's»;0 ii 2 680 o

Secretary's office

6. Superintendent's office B. Instructors Teaching Sup-

plies 1 426.0 Instructors Supervision . 476.01

D. Operating; School Plants

2. High Schools 4116.r 2. Elementary Schools .. 16220.0

K. Maintenance School Plant:

2. High Schools 2. Element F Fixed Charges G Co-ordinate

Activate

Co-t titles

Capital

New

irv Schools . . . I rues

inate and Auxiliary

466.0 87 6 e 675.0

2 Alton

•til 1

School Coni

A-

«(t I

u t la u i s 11

lay:

t Ions

on s noitures o

1 200 500.

vpenaltureM of Speed.il

I’und $21525.0

)lele detail of budget cstlni

riTTION EDNT , | N

A Teachers Salaries.

High Schools

B 'I'eachers Salaries; Elementary Schools

FUNDS FROM

Total Funds Required (Add lines 1, 2, 3,

AND

OTHER

TO BK RECEIVED THAN PROPOSED

Transfer Tuition Total Expenditures Fund

Tuition

$22832.7

3212" - 100.00

\TIONAL FUND Vocational Teach-

VOC

A. Salaries

erR and Director Total Expendi ul Fund BOND or SINK!

A. Pavnient Prliieip;, B Payment Intenst Total Exnendltut

cc. auiy aist of present yeti

i.ix's in collected, present year (De

her

)N HA.NI

I Itu.M SUDRCES

T_\X I.EVV;

Actual balance. July :tlst of

Taxes if> he col'

settlement)

8. Miscellaneous revenue to 1st uf present year to Decetnbe coi"i„«r vein* (Scbodule on file

Township Trustee):

■' ^'-'lal Taxes (see schedule) b. All other revenue (see sehedul) state aid.. ' | "i.i| FundH (Add lines 8. 7. 8; t ond Si)» ft NKT AMOFftNT TO BE RAISKD

PFNSKS I’O DEC KM YKAR (deduct line

Gneiating balance (not in excess of expense

August

31st of in-

1st of office

INC, FUND I $ 1 1 2

illct I

Peru ting balance (not

to June 30, less miscellaneous rev-

rlod)

ftuue for sam

1-' A MOI NT T<

700 2200

700 700

KSTI.MA'I’K OF

FI NDS UKgriRKD FOR KXPKNHEH

r ro t>kckmb';h .nst of

> V KAK

Bu I

te may i FINDS

“ta I Kxt Sinking F

ling Fund seen in on

i ig

Kst inuite for pres-

year

Expendi .. i w > >. a i

t tires. . next

^ UgUHt S«’ll ool

1 N( ’(>M!NG

1. Total ent schm

2. N«*c»‘Ssm

1 to December year

(add lines J, 2 and 3) 4 Total lOst (mated Kxpendit Et S'DS |)\ HAND AND Tu

KEt'EI V ED I 'Hi i.M Fti Il'Ki’ES II THEK

THAN UHOI'iiSED TAX I.EVV

Specla 1 Eu ml

•♦•n in Oifjc’,. BK RAISKD

Tuition

Fund

'♦•s Bond of Si hoi I

Bond Fund

00 II

2781 «

$ t 4ftvi Board.

0(1 j

Voe. Fund

$21.,35.00 $65087 50 $ 1 4081.On $5480.00

ures

BE FR

4 5560.80

Balance,

> ca r

i * r,

July

be collected, present mber settlement) ...

is Revenue

cel veil. August 1st o year to December 21s school year (Schedule

Act ua 1 present Ta xes

year, i December

Miscellaneous Revenue to he recel \ed. August 1st of present

of next

•hcdule on Hie in

office of School Board): a. S ecial TaX*»* i see Si !

b. Transfer Tuit

24 4 7 4 79541

27358 54 13687.00

1 547 8 t 752ft 0ft

22761 7735.1

> BE RAISKD FOR KXIBKR 31st OF INM’OMING 9 from line 5)

not In excess of <

O'I. MV 1st to

me perlv/n » J’O BK RAISED BY TAX LKW

'Add lines 1ft and 11) ... 84 v , ... , , PROPOSED LEVIES

N. ' t .ix.iblc Properly Nunihet of Tuxahlc Polls

KKNI'S L pT l8 0n '

Township

Tuition 25 Soi-.-l.d Sehool •»-, Poor tot a l ;; ;;;;;;;;;;; y ! .* .* .* .* .* *;;;;;;;; COMPARATIVE PTATKM ENT OF T\X F.S

AND TO BE COLLECTED

2 (ft 1000 7883

1109

’ Le /.V on i

M7S 1000 NjOl

FUNDS

Township

Tuition Y Sneel .l School YY Y

Poor

tot xl 7 Y.YYY . Y Y! 1 a Taxoi'vers apneaeing sba|] im

determined.

Collected

1934

Le vy $1087

3309

. 5107

9503

Collected

1935

Vnh

1887 2880 6500

'hit: 3837

or more tax

mav appeal to the State

I ion t herei

(»ee Si bedule). ion and All Other

a V' B01

filing a relit

Monday

this county.

on. I

rt h

; a 1

levies have been .... c'-iev.-d |, V such levies,

for further and final act i

"uutN Diditnr not biter tlmi, t|,,» f 01 Boat’d win fix a date of bearing In thl

Dat.il August 19, J93«. K ' ,hU , 5#

FRANK WOODS, Trustee of J

right to h|. heard » r t

feeh

f I |oil

gppteta^

rnn