The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 August 1936 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1936

HOOT GIBSON

CHATEAU Today

« m t< hinu hand- “Riding Avenger ” (.OOI) SHOUTS ° ®

“TIIK

Sun. Mon. - Tuesday M A TIN KE TI ES. » P. M. Midnight Show Tonight. 'If anyone liad (old me I was going to fall in love with a Broadway gambler I’d of put him in the nut house, myself.”

"If anyonc'd told me a ctuipla days ago I w as gonna be drinkin' soda pop with a high-class dame, I’d of slapped ’em down.”

half a dozen Latin American nations have left the Geneva o-ganization. Others are threatening to follow Latin American countries, according to Dr. Hussey, are losing faith in the League of Nations, principally owing to its failure to cope with the invasion by Japan of Manchuria, and Italy's conquest of Ethiopia.

‘‘At the present time,” he affirms, “there is a more friendly feeling between the Latin American countries and the United States than at any other time in history. “The feeling of good will which exists now has been stimu’ated by a definite abandoning by the United

Wins Costume Prize

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In the mutter «»f

School (?c»ri orntion of (Ji uonr i Hn.ird of School Trust• . s

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oi* *r\x i.r.\n:« 0111-: tl • t.ix r.itoH for > nool Purposes by the >tlr. Putnam County Indiana.

^ is hereby Ki\* n the taxpa;

Township, Putnam iNmntv. Imliann. that t Corporation at their regular m**.-tiri« pla

will c

i s of tlreonuast !.■ cpy and rSreenuastle

he proper h'^al officers of said Schoo < e on the 8th dav of Scpttmhi

on at their regular meeting Idcr tin- following l''idK*u

m iMjKr ci. \>.<ipic \ i ion i•«m school rt*upor \tion

chool 1!M6.

SI’Kt *1A I. SCI H mi|

A Coneral Adutlnlst r at I

! Hoard School Trt Serrctnry’a office

•I Superintendent s offlc.

H. Instr

ees ami

i tdary

true tors Te

Instructors Sit ervtsion l» npcratinif Scho.d Pin

1 l 47

t nr

I». »tpera t imr Sch 2. II i»rh Schools

3. RIementnr> 8cI Is la320.( B Malntenam ® Hi l i Plants 2 IIIkIi Schools 4 ‘ «' 3 Klcmetitarv Schools • : <

V Fixed ChurRi s

tl Co-ordinate and Auxiliary Activities I07'..t

I Ca Ital Outlay

1 New Ac«|nisi t ions . ... 1 _'eo ■ 2. Alturations 500.' Total expenditures of Sp. • tal

ex pi 1

School l-Tind Complete detail of

TCITION Ft T Nil •aehers Salaries:

11 iK h Schools l< Teai het - b

lOl^nientary Schools •' Transfer TtiltIon Total {expenditures

larles.

ols

era an

Total

al Fund

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VOCATh »N A I, FCNH • larles \ ..< atlonal Tiadi-

d I

I >11 Fxi

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GEORCE RRFT Dolorc s Costello i'BRRRYMGRE A lovely lady and a gambler who woj too imart to gamble with lovel

i-1 m»s itKyriHKh i • -r: i:\ i Tt» DKCKMBKK : i i Ml ’

INCOMING Y FA It

1. I’otal Hilda* t Kstlnuite fo

cut school year $!1.‘

2 Ntcessai \* l!vpendl 1 to liecctnhcr 31. next

yea r

tadrl lines 1, 2 and 3i t 'Total Kst iniatcd Kxpcnditun s FI NhS o N r H AN11 AM* To p.i : m:cK!VKi> from sorrci:s mtiii:u PHAN PHOPOSKD \> U a. Actual Balance. Jul> :!lst of

present year . . C. 'Taxes to be

rectors xpendi t tires V'ocntion•

f 160 0

SINKING FFN!)

v Payment Principal $1i::on.O It Payment luter«st .. . 2781.'

*T"tai Kxnenditures Bond

. or Sinking Fund $140*1 o i n'I* ’ *'u s ' * ” • of SchocI Board.

•4

Special

Fund

seen in

BK RAISi:i>

Tuition

Fund

P.oml Fund

Voc.

Fund

$55067.50 $14081.On $5460.oc

i ioi ". »;o 45550.60

collect •

.v**ar. t 1 locemhi r s. tthm* ut>

M Iscel

lancous Rev cnu»

teived. A iik u st 1st of

13525.70 15966.00

I \'C{ of J

School

a. Special Taxes (se. Se’iedulcl. h. Transfer Tuition and All Other

uigu

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du 1c

mh] u I Ron r

t»e represent »f next file in

Revenue fsee ScIkmIuU • Total Funds t Arid lim

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with Ida Lupino, Reginald Owen, James Gleason, Lynne Overman. Richard "Skeets" Gallagher, Edgar Kennedy, Directed by Alexander Hall PIJ S—IN \ KAY HLTTON AM) IIEK BAM) \NI) NKWS

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ft ">n line t *

10. O^erntlnir Hal me*- (*’•.» In • of expense from January 1 to

Juno 30, l**ss miHci

emu* for same

11 \ MOUNT TO HK RAISKO P.Y TAX LKVY (Add lines

1125 00 225.00 30841.70

>cc| la I’ i I M I I

incous rev-

24474 10 79541.90

27358.51 13687.00

24981.00 6280.00 72306.54

18100 10

1547 64 7520.00

I NITKI) STATKS SEEN IN OW N LKAI.I E OF AMEKK AS LOS ANGELES, (UP) — A new “League of the Americas” to replace I Latin American participation in the Geneva League of Nations, is the pre- ; diction of Dr. Roland D. Hussey, pro- ' feasor of history at the University of California. Dr. Hussy, who specializes in Lat-

in-American affairs, does net prophesy this will be the direct and immediate result of the inter-American conference to be held at Buenos Aires this fall, but is cc" inced that it will be a definite ste^ in that direction. More than 20 Amerh an nations have accepted President Roosevelt’s invitation to attend the conference, Dr. Hussey points out. while to date

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Net T.ix ildo Propci Cllv $3.57'*.'•55.011 ' Number of Taxable FUNDS Special Tuition Rond or Sinking Vocational

PRUPOSKI) LEVIES

$3,708,624.00’.’’’

7352.50 11957.S6

2275 00 7735.00

2086.05 1801.00

105.00 1 180.00 5172.05

1970.00 4 532.95

$7.2X8.579 0

7xx Township. 296; Total, loxi Levy on Levy on Amo*

Polls Property

rope

]3 5 .06

U()M PA R ATI V r: ST \'Ti:.M • NT

AND T(

»F

N/.me of Fund Special Tuition Vopii t Iona 1 . . . . Rond or Sinkinu

’ A L Te >

tax levies ha\ aggrieved by ers for flirt I

C< )LLE(

f r.,1

V VXKS UnLLEUTKD

•* c. I ,»• \ 27418 '■» 29764.66

t her d i tfU*

i nd

\uditr>r not IM "x n da *

Datud August 20. 1 936.

Collected

1934 f eyy l‘>3

27009 52 2467! *2

4745

17428.07.

.7.1

.•ii Determined, ten or more taxon h vies. ma v iT» r . al to the State Boi

final .I’t ion thereon. l.\- filing u petition theref.

mint to

Bp Raised ::i 77S an 25425.16

4532.95

1 1957.86

To Be

Poll.

or Sinki

TOTAL 78023.86 79357.12 Y xnuyers appearing shall haye the right to be heard thet Lr.-n determined, ten or mor»* taxpayers fee

22060 r 78023.86

Count \ Auditor not lairr than the fourth Monday of Roii'al n r iM fix- a date nf •■earing in tills county.

i hd l»*e t ed P»36 I ,evv 32051.33 27127 34

•684 41

1 4 8 8 5 784 1 3 93

reon.

y• ' s feeling theniseD’es aid of Tax UnmndHslon-

wlth the

ollected

1957 Levy

3177 8.30 25 425.46 11957.86 4 532 9-, 7369 4.57

After the

nsel

September.

etor and

tip* State

U.PY T WRR Jll T Pres id eu t. R V V V U(»I IN Treasurer

EDWARD EITKLJt

)R(»E, Secretary.

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cm.

WITHOUT RAPKinS or BELTS

Internally worn safe, efficient

TTere, at last, is a sanitary protection that A A docs away with pads, napkins and belts .... that brings more freedom to modern ■women ... a new method that is completely invisible, and so comfortable that there is no consciousness of wearing a sanitary protection at all! Physicians approve this hygienic new method .... women everywhere who have adopted B*ettes agree that they are more comfortable, and permit greater personal daintiness than any sanitary protection ever before devised.

Marlon Zbrosky Beauty and a daring costume com* bined to win first prize for Miss Marion Zbrosky of Boston at the Rockport artists’ ball at Provincetown, Mass. Miss Zbrosky wore a costume of abbreviated silk remnants and squarjs of oyster shells.

States of any imperialistic measures in South America.” Dr. Hussey points out that in the past five years four measures have been taken by the United States which have gone a long way towanl allaying all suspicion in Latin American countries and as constituting a basis for a future understanding that may soon result in a “League of the Americas.” These measures, he says, are as follow's: Removal of marine troops from Haiti and Nicaragua. Granting independence to the Philippines. Abrogation of the Platt amendment to give Cuba complete freedom. Revision of the United StatesPanama treaty, removing all allegedly unreasonable control by this nation. Dr. Hussey is advocating creation of the proposed Inter-American court to settle international aPairs of the Americas by compulsory arbitration, rather than recourse to war. He points out that virtually all of the Latin American countries have already accepted the opt’anal clause tor compulsory arbitration at the League’s Permanent Court of International Justice at The Huuge. The fact, however, that the United States hi r never accept* 1 til lership in the Hague court makes i‘. desirable, he believes, that a separate American court be established. CIGAR BOXES ((INVERTED INTO Ml MAT! RE HOI SES COHOES. N. Y. (UP' Building houses from cigar boxes is the hobby of Edward Danaher, a Cohoes bus driver. He has completed five structures and is wot king in a sixth. Danaher also furnishes the miniature houses with furniture made from orange crates. His tools arc a hammer. plane, screwdriver and a small saw. He plans to illuminate his sixth house with electric lights and place it in the yard of his home. The Answers Correct completions of the current events statements on page two are as follows: i i ■ l 1 i B t-B 5-E, 6-B, 7-A, 8-C, P-B. 10 E.

Society Beauty to Wed Actor

Henry Fonda

Mrs. George T. Brokaw

Names of a prominent New York society leader and a young Hdlv wood actor, are linked romantically in news from I’aris follo«inf the announcement of an engagement between Mr George T Bro kau and Henry Fonda. Mrs. Brokaw. the former Fi rr and tlie romantic screen actor are shown above.

mm ii r: i o r \ \ i’ \ i i :ns or i \ \ m matter of tlcicrmininK the tax rates for cert

County, Indiana. ip Advisory Board.

Id ivby kIV'’n the laxpayerH of Floyd Tow '"'I ■ - *1 't the proper legi'l offieri'x of. *;Rd ini inert ink pho-r. on thr 1st day of September, 1936

hiniKct:

BUDGET CLASS I FKWTlUN FOR 'TOWN

Township. Putnam County, 1 R« f "i • the Township Ail

e is 1

t hat

‘wit!'

MULLIN’S DRUG STORE STEVEN’S DRUG STORE Mfg. by B-ETTES CO., INC.. DuBois, Pa. AT YOUR DRUGGISTS’; SOLD IN BOXES OF 12 AND IN HANDBAG PACKETS OF 3

PUBLIC SALE I will sell at Public Auction at the Engli-tli farm, ‘l l-‘> miles south and a mile east of Belleville, 7 miles northwest of Mooresville, beginning at 10:30 a. in., on— Wednesday, Sept. 2 the following nersonal pronertv— SIX READ MI EES—Span 7-yi-ar old, mare and horse, extra good. 10 hands, sound; span smooth month mules, extra good workers, sound; span smooth mouth work nmles. SEVEN HE \l> CATTLE— Six head ext r a good milk cows—t-year-old cow, giving good flou of milk: 7-year old Guerns-'x cow. giving good flow of niMk: 0 vear-nl l brtndle, extra good, to he fresli in Eve weeks; black Jersey, .’>-year-old, good cow; hrinillr. t-'ear-o'd g : \:ii- extra good flow of milk: J"rsov lieifc" with first calf by side, extra good. Extra good Jersey hull: two other common buds; young heifer. 80 HOGS' Twentv-two be d Chester White ahoats. weighin'' about 75 pounds; 55 head good shunts, weighing about 50 pounds; llirce brood

sows.

HAY, GRAIN. IMPLEMENTS— Eitteen ton alfalfa hay, extra good; about twenty ton ex»r> good o-ts straw; about 700 bushels goo I oats' fifty bushels of old corn. Good t-actor disc and tandem; set extra good harness and collars. Most of tills livestock has been raised and kept on this farm. Terms Cash. WILLARD ENGLISH Elsworth Stuart, Auctioneer. Dinner will be served In the Salem Ladies' Aid.

TOWNSHIP I I'M Salary <>f Trusee Office Rent Trustee's Expense R'' »»rtls .iihI Adv. Ua> of Adv. Board lOxam Records Miscellaneous Totul To nshlp Fund UoolC M’ND To Reimburse (’ounty TUI TION FUND Day of Teachers

Schoo

School 'Transfers

Total 'Tuition Fund $7

G’omplete detail of budget

t T(

SPECIAL SUI Repair of RldK

Repair of E'lUlp' School Furnltur*’ •' School Supplies ..

Janitor S»ip lies Fuel for Schools

Loans, hit. and In-

Teachers' in ttit Janitor Service

Transportation ol

M iseclla neons

Total Special S' h "• estimate may he seen in

.$4220

$300(

US TIMA'TE OF TOWNSHIP FUNDS TO BE U O >1 1

UUNDS I{T:qU1RED FOR EXPENSES 'TO 'Twp Sp >■ 1 .

DECEMBER 31st OF INCOMING YEAR; Fund I " ! "l

j 1. T«na 1 hmlget estimate for Incoming year ... $1100 $'760 *

expenditures t<

o.M

for incoming yea

s to he made front iap-

proci i »i pjns unexptmlcd July 31st of present

ippropria t ions necessary to he U 1st to December 31st of present

udget cstima

litt

ns ime: ddit ion.il

3. A

mad. Angus

5. 'Total Funds arid I »

FRo.M SOURCES

•: V Y:

tal balance

Required (Add lines 1, 2, 3,

EIVED

OTHER THAN PROPOSED . July 31st of present year.... »lh t ied, present year (Dccein-

1 ' • ■ set 11 email t) M i-( • I|,iat iiufi revenue to he received August 1 sl ,,f present year t.. Deecmlojr 31st of In- '.' ’ii ' • r (Sehi dule on file In office of

I ow i ship Trustee):

a S' . cjal 'Taxes i see sehedule) 1 VI! • • 111er ravenne (see sehedul) state aid . 'Tmi. i V’nnds i Afld lines 6. 7. 8a and 8hi N' i \MOFNT TO BE RAISED FOR E\. k" N<”s TO I >E< ’EM BEK 3tst OF INCOMING ) E\U tdeduet line 9 from line 5) opciatlnj-. lailanec (not in excess of expense 3 i > ist to June 30. less tnlsecdlaneouH reve» ne fur same period) AMoi NT TO BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY « Add lines 10 and 11)

PROPOSED LEVIES

9672

349 1 non 7 6 x 3

Net 'Taxable Property .. Number of Taxable ‘Polls

FUNDS

Township TulMon Special School tot a l .! .*.; .*.’ .* .* .*.’; .* .*; *

Levy ot Polls

l.c V ,,n 1 *i’opet t >'

$474.'

COM I’A It ATI V E STAl'KMI'XT o|.’ TVXKS C( U.l.l'' 1 '' rl ' 1 ’

AND TO UK COIA.ECTKD

'Township

Tuition

•i’lal Sciiool

Collect ed

1934

Levy . $1087

1309 .107

Collect ed

1935

Yi'h

Coil'" 1936

51(

9503

1667 2660

5500

10793

'TOT v I

i .v ■ , ' prM x.* ,pneH r l ? ,,r h ’ ,mM 11 right to he heard th ree ,1 , ' ,v '’ h»*en determined, fen or more tax avers feelln

r... r' ., ,v "“"L Je\ les. mn v appeal to the Stat

ini action thereon, hv fill ..

f e*irth Monday of September,

this county.

FRANK WOODS, Trustee of Floyd To*''" ,l “ P '

... . .it «.( in** o«Hte Board of T'^ V'i.lr ". action thereon, hv filing a petition thei* 1 t ,„. than tin* fourth Monday of September, anu

Dated August 19, 1936.

for further

Fount \ N miRor not Inter than t Bon •a M in f| v a date of tiearing in

fin,

>♦ In