The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 August 1939 — Page 5

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22

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IVYOIRF. BEER-THIRSTY

. There’s a Way to Get DOUBLE Enjoyment .. . Because the most advanced methods of the brewing art make Sterling a low-calorie beer, with fewer calories in an R-ounce glass than in a good-sized orange. .. . and because a formula that calls for nothing hut natural grain gives Sterling a crisp, refreshing, true beer flavor—never sweet or sugary 1

ted on Mr. and Mr% Roseoe Hillts, Sunday. Mr. ami Mrs. Ben Bright of Indianapolis spent Friday night and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Lynn McFarland and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gorham and son called on Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Etchison Wednesday eveing. Mrs Alice Welles of Hadley spent Thursday to Saturday with her daughter Mrs. Cecil Miller. Ee^t Fioyd Home Economics meeting was held all day at Mrs. Morrt.% Bryan's Thursday. Seventeen members were present. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bassett were in GTeencastle one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smedley called of M and Mrs. Lynn McFarlan and family Wednesday night, Mr. and Mrs. James Smedley spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Geo. South of Belle Union. Mr. and Mrs. Milliard Greenlee and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pickett and family spent Sunday at the Picketl reunion at Danville Park. Mr. and Mrs. Faye Chiles and fam-

11 and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chiles ' and daughter weie Sunday visitor •! on Mr. and Mrs. Lynn McFarland and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bright and Mr and Mrs. Lynn McFarland and family called on Mr. ami Mrs. Donald Chiles near Bainbridge Friday night

rUNGSTEX MINE IN IDAHO CALLED NATION’S LAUGHS l SPOKANE. Wash. (U.P> Storktolders of the Imn Mines corporation claim to own the largest tnngrten mine in the nation. It is situated near May, Ida., a tv ■ note postoffice 40 miles north of Salmon. The president of the company, ten R. Tillery, said in a recent tier to George Gotlleb, Spokane, that another vein of high gt .de -m--has been struck in a lower turned and that it is 25 feet wide. "That must be a wonderful or;? body with nothing like it in the United States,” Gotlieb eommented "A tungsten body three or four feet wide is big.

ONE OF AMERICA’S FINEST DEERS

1 BREWERS, INC., Home Office: Evansville, Ind.

+ 4. 4. + + -1- .t. .[. -i- q Smedley were in Martinsville Satur-

tn K . ‘ CANAAN + , day night.

it' + + + + + + + + *!• + + d--!*® Jewell Smedley spent the week end

tfr. and Mrs. Lynn McFarland and Marion, Indiana.

nily and Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Etchison cai-

Gilbert Adrian,

THEY ELOPED lanet Gaynor,

Hollywood deiigner, lurprised the movie colony by eloping to Yuma, Arizona, for their marriage. The couple left Hollywood bv auto and were married by a iuitice of the peace.

w KING'S BROTHER—Prince Nicholas of Rumania appears in news (J) pictures far lest than his brother, King Carol. But here are he ; and his wife on a canal in Vanice. Carol formerly disapproved v. ! of Nick's marriage, to Mms, |,ucia Dalst* ita*' 1 .33

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES

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In the Matter of l)ut uriniiiin^' tip* T;i x Hal us for cell

troenuiiHtlo Tp . i'litnam County, 1

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nam County. Iiuiiann. that tin* propsn leR.il offlroi'H of Haiti tuiini< ipalit \. • *ir remilar meeting; place, on tlo Mh ,lav of Hnpl • m l»ci. will

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St rvieeH ('ont ractual les

b I 1‘HATION

Suppli

4 Mnt«*r

5 Current t.'liarn'es 7 Proper! I»*h

Tot;.I Km( inmte

(Complete tail «»f lupin* < uHtlniuts* tnav l»»

KSTI.M ATK IJHHAHY I-' I * N P

Fi’Ni»s ur.gi ihi:I' Koit fmt.n.sks t<i

i »s.*! • i • \»i»i.'«» ., > . l 0 ,. INVOMINC y rah tltnato for InooinitiR year

Xecoss.ii n » \puiidituroH to lo nuidu from approprlatl

:Ust of present y«*ar

\d<l lines I. 2. :i ami 41 ... HK HKCI H VKD I HO.M

II \N I'Hi HM iSKI i T A \ LKV Y

July 31st of pr

4 2Y 1 20

HKCKMHKH

1. Total Hudni t K 2. .\ecesnary exp**?’

t’XpemltMl JuIn

." n’otal l*'uml> U(M|iilr«<l FINI ' »\ HAM' ^ \ I» T SOCHCKH OTIIHH ’I II

Aetual Hal

$2.HIS.00 020.00 400.00

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SOU 00

I’l.O I .5.00

hi nfflre .*f Ulnarv 1

rn HR HA ISKI • Library Fund

$6,013.00

2.673 ".7

7 Taxis ti K .Misi’rlla

»l leu ted.

neoiiH Heveiiuc to In rei

year i" lu-ii inliei 31 hi of Ineonn

office of Library Hoard)

l» Fees and all other revenue (♦ Total Funds i Add lines •!. 7. s.i Ni:i A M« d \ I TO HK HA ISKI CKMHKH ::ist OF INf'o.MINi; \\

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•l uniber HettliMP Auruni |s| of | it (S«‘tieilule on

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(Not In

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1 r>o oo a.OTO

12. AMOUNT TO HK 11 ) Net Tfixalde Hr "per Number of Tax.iM«

ilbni

me of Fund

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• \< ess of expeiiHe Januar> He venue for *.im, period* IV TA \ \.\:\’\ < Add lines ’OSi:i i hKVIKS

roper i y

I 00

CfYLT.i:

DKHlie

17.207.170 00

1188

\mount to He Hnlsed $4,140 L.

COMHAHATJVK STATKMKNT nF TANK AN I • Ti ) HK COl.LKfTKI •

To He

Collei led Collected Collect* d f'olhel I’d

FFNn 11137 I a3ti 1939 H»40 Library . $3.4X4.00 $4.370 01 $*..114.:: $4.140 4'. 'PiixpayeiF appeariup. shall havu a right to In hi'iirri tlieruon. After the lax levies have been det. rmim-d. and presented to tlie CountN Auditor not later than I wo days nrloi to tin- second Monday In September, and the levy fixed by the County 'Pax Adjustment Hoard, or «>n their failure do. by the County Auditor, ten or more taxpayers feeling them* Ives aggrieved by sm u levies, may appeal to the Stui Hoard of 'Pax Commissioners for furthej rml final hearing tloreon, b\ filing of petition with the County Auditor not later than Ootobm la, a^jd the

Shite Hoard wijl fix a date for hearing in this CountN

M K H HKKKNLKA K Hres HOHKKT K HIJACK I Has

JOHN A. AHKI . S. \

Dated this IStli day of Augusi.

So t ( selve

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES

In the matter of determining the Tax Hates for Sehool purposes of the School Corporation of < Ji« ••n<-asi h- Oit>. and I'ownsh ip, I'utnam County. Indiana. Hefore the Hoard of Sehool Trustees. Notice Is hereby given the taxpayers of Oreeneastlc City and Twp . Putnam County. Indiana, that the proper legal officers ot said sciiool corporation at their regular meeting plaee on tip. fdh day of September 193!), will consider the following budget: HI IxlKT f’LASKI FKVX'PH IN FOU RL'IIOOL COHI’oHATION

8HKC! AL S< ’III )OL FIND Henl. 4 <1 iiiiiii*! rn t ion Hd Sell Tt and See. Office $1ti«0.0«

:: 760.00

ng . 1 ti75.0" ipervlKlon 4 76 On

Op. Sehool High Sehool

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>1 ninleniinee Sehool Plunt High School Klein. Schools

Fixed Charges

Co-ordinate and Auxlllar> Act ivl t les

Cm id tn I Out In >

New Aciiuislt ions AlteratioriH A K(|Uip. ...

Total Kxnen Sp

School Fund ...

$4 260 on I 2ti25.00

$737..00 865.00 850.0 0

$ I 500.00

prrpioN fkni

I’r. snlnrieM

High School

Tr. tiinlHrl«*M

Klein. Schools ......... 'Prans. Tuition

Total Expen. Tui Fund

VO 'ATION

Salaries Voc. Ti Id rectors 'Potal X'ocatioiial l-Timl

34 ion no 60.00

I ion

$62160 00

FIND

$6740.00 $ 5 74 0.00

HOND OH SINK INC, FKNI

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I’aymeut Prln.

Payment 1 nt . . . Total Kxpeu. ibmd Sinking Fund . .

500.00

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KKTIM \ti : (>r

1 I’NDS

TO HK RAISKD

Funds reuuired

Vocn-

for

expenses to Decptn-

Special Fund

Tuition

1 ion d

t lonal Fund

ber 1.

31 si of incoming yc.ir: r rotal Hu<lg<‘i Khiitii.i(i for

Fund

ensuing year. Jtin. 1. to I >rc 31. 1940. in«lusi\e $30,980.00

$62,160 00

$' 9t6.26

$6,740 00

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N« t psM.try Kxpeiuli I urt'S. Aug. 1 lo Doc. 31, present

VeH 1’

1 'J.925.68

22,720.99

2,419 40

'Potfil Kstimalefl I^xpemli-

lures (add lines 1, 2 and 3) NDS ON HAND AND 'fO

4 3,906.08

84.S80.99

ti.996.25

8,169.00

HK DK

HKCKIN KD FROM SOI HS OTIIKH THAN FROHOH-

111 > TAX I.KVY

Aelual Balance, July 31st of present year 'Paxes to be collected,

10.703.61

28,283.26

193.63

2.610.90

14,294.76

10,698.40

6. s 01,6 2

1,664 9J

present year (December set tlement > ■ • •

Miscellaneous Hevenue to be received, Aug. 1st '*f present year to Deecmlier 31st of next school year

(Schedule on file In office

of School Hoard»: a. Hr-eclal 'Paxes (see

Schedule) b. Transfer Tuition and All OIIkt R<*venue (sec* Schcd ule)

1.3 86 00

37,084.00

591.00

1 50.00

75 00

6,700.00

1,300 00

ti.

'Potal Funds (Add lines 5, 7;i find Titi . .

:t2.4',n.27

81,666.66

6,586.06

6.626.til

NKT AMDINT ItKgflUKl) Tn UK U.VISt:ti 1'iilt KXPKNSKH TO IHOC list OF I'INSI' 1 N«} Y1' V It Oleduct tin** s from line 4) . . Opcriittntt Btilunce (Nut In cve.-H^ of .-xtU'IISC from

11,446 4 1

3,215.33

2,410 20

2,533.19

10.

Jnn 1 to June 30, less Mine. RcveniH f»»r same

period) \ MOUNT r rn HK R NFSKI)

14.913.00

19.569.00

S.StT.M

1,553.2s

11.

26 350 41 22.774.33 6 107 70

4.086 47

HY TAX LKVY (Add lines 9 and 10)

PROPOSED LEVIES*

Net Taxable Pro* ertv $7,297,176

(Oreeneastlc City. $1,567.138—OreenCflHtlc Twp $3,730.03si Numbi r of Taxitble polls . . Litis

Levy on Levy on Amount to

Property He Hnlsed $ .117 $•46.3 59 4 1 .31 22.774 33

Vocational

Hond nr Sinking

TOTAL $1.00 $ '<2 $59,321.91 COMPARATIVE RT NT EM ENT OF TAXW COld.ECn’ED

AND TO RE COLLECTED

Funds Speeia 1 Tuition

Voc

Levy Polls $ 50 . .50

Name of Fund

Special Tuition Vocational

Hond or Sinking TOTAL Taxnavers up*

the tax levies have tod Inter than tw

Collect* 1937 $31,778.:'

Collected

1938

$30,9 19.42

7.101.21 3,152.60

Collected 1939 $26.29 4.56

11.957.86 3.152.60 3.163.32 4 632 95 8.720.15 10.645.19 $75,694 57 $19,893.28 $60.112 32

earing shall have

been determined, and presented to the County Auditor

ond Mondav In September, and

To Re Collect od

194*1

$2*

7 7 1 33

4.086 4 7 6,107.70

$59,327.9!

2 4.<

the lew fixed by tin

•e to do. bv tile Counts Auditor, ten or more taxi selves aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the State Hoard

Commissioners for further .md final heari tlon with the County Auditor not later

right to b< In ird t hf-reon After

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r. a

Couniv Tax A»1 lustnieiit Hoard. «»i on their failure

da vs prior to the secot

pt el

till

>averfi feeling

t hem f Ta

ing thereon, n

mnty Auditor not later than Octrtbo

State Hoard w'lll fix a date for hearing in this County.

IRKKNU: NF. Pres.

en «.

filing of pell 15, and tin

II K. If (JHKENU: NF. Pr ROBERT K HLACK. Tt<n JOHN A. AHKL. Sec y. School Ronrd Members

Dated this 18th day of August, 1939.

good/year LABOR DAY/TT^

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( ONSIilU \TION IS UXTENIIKI) ON WASHINGTON RANGES PULLMAN, Wnsh,, (UPi SUite AAA Committeeman John M. McGregor ri'ported more than 1,000.000 acres of rangeland in eastern Washington are being included in the AAA range conservation program for the first time this year. A total of 2,800,000 acres on 63:i ranches has been signed up, compar-

i- 1 to 1,780.000 arri s on of.'! ranches lust year, McGregor said. The AAA range program Is designed to stabilize livestock production by a more balanced use of rangeland. Conservation payments are made to operators who carry out approved practices, including natural re-seed-ing by deferred grazing, artificial reseeding. rodent and poisonous plant era licatlon and through development of fences, trails and watering holes. * " ■'!!!-". I ! I !IF» I ’ 1 - 1 “ .™.-. ”

NO I K 1 I or \II dI .. TR 1 Kt\' No. 8131 Notice Is here by given that the undersigned has been ;:pi> .nt- d i \ the < lerk of the Circuit Putnam County, .State of Administrator of the eh it mond Glen York late of County, deceased. Said estate is suppo:: 1 t vent Charles K York Adi Aug. 15, lf>3C. Homer C. Morrison. Clcrl t* thPutnam Circuit Court 1">-.".I

ndiana, >f RayPutnam he soli a dr: it or

EL WRECK—Twenty-two persons were injured when this Coney Island subway train jumped a switch near the famous resort, shown in background. The forward car, filled with Sunday pleasureseekers, was pinned between a power house and the second car, keeping it from crashing to street.