The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 August 1940 — Page 4

WRM SAID “NO!”

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Hubersville and ply behind his snow-white reputation j makes for the tops in comedy. Chateau In his latest laugh-filled comedy. 1 ■Saps At Sea,” Hal Roach presents those master comics. Stan Laurel

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Notice hereby tfiveii to John Sinclair, Hoy ilillis, George Knsitfn. George Aker, C. J Ferranti, and 1-nnnh J. Steele, all members of and consti j luting tlie I'utnaiii County Council oi , ; Putnam County. Indiana, and to all I

ixpayers of s.titl County.

^ mi and each ■ I you are heroin [ ■ notified that th- regular meeting o! i 1 said Putnam Council Council lias been ailed by the undersigned auditor of 1 County, as requested by tin ird of Commissioners of the County of Putnam, State of Indiana, and as

• of Putnam, State of In , pro\tded by law to co j ular session tit ’J'en o'clock ~ deinber 3, 1940 in tl:

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day, September 3, 1940 n

loners’ court room In tlu* City of t«i

and stati

Putnam

aney on said

n the Court •neastle. said

1 I to

ALWAYS COMFORTABLE DE A?R IB coNSmo 0 NED R voNc R ;^« ■^"iovtTSirxxx iove aTTd xxx.^rrovt and xxx Q') lovTTinrxj

MYRNA SAID “YES!’

1’ri‘vit‘WM jnd Kevlrns AT LOCAL THEATERS

Voncastle Laughts, long and heaity, will be the older of the day when the new comedy, “I Love You Again,” costal ring William Powell and Myrna Loy, jeaches the Voncastle Theatre I Sunday for an engagement of two days. Never In the careers of thesi two favorites nave they appeared in more hilarious film. From beginning to end. the picture piles laught | upon laugh in a series of the maddest

te, to elect a i County Council,

vacancy on said Council made by d* 11li of the late Charles .\h I Vri a and also to consider and will eonshh the matter of transfer of funds tofore approprhited. which said cers consider necessur> to meet raordinary emergency existing s time, and additional aiiproprit

lions as set out below: COP NT V KKVKM i: FIND:

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Excess In: Item 206—Board of Prisoners $ nsfer To: Item 20Id— onvoying Prisoners ... <ty Ileatth Officer:

Excess In: Item toxins and Antir

To:

10.00 '»0.00

1.1 STi.OO

2.300.00

650.00

OF PPH 0 SAFETY Personal Service Contractual Service

Sun Matt

Properties 650 PFPAKTMKNT OF ItoND FI ND Current Charges, Interest 1S7.50 Debt Payment 1.000,00 PMENT OF PARKS Service $ 1.4 00.00 lal Service 1

900.00 350.00 Clerk or Con-

EXEifii^ SALE Because of tiic death of my husband, and us I am leaving the farm. 1 will sell at auction at my home ‘3 miles east and ’! miles north of Buinbridge, and I mile south and 3-1 mile west of New Maysville, on, Tuesday, August 27th Beginning at 10:30 o’clock, the fol-

lowing property to wit:

402—Anti-

rabic Virus Item 201b—

Excess In: Item 402 Antitoxins and Antirablc Virus Transfer To: Item 601a— Furniture

< ‘orouer:

Excess In: Item 102b Per Diem of Clerk Transfer To: Item 20Id—

Traveling Exp < irculf < ourt:

Transfer

Pos

icpense

Item 415

Park Fund

Airport Fund

Bond Fund

1 — HORSE — 1

One smooth mouth mare.

$2,865.00

$600.00

*1,187.50

10 — CATTLE — 10

One Roan Cow, -1 years old, large

’350.00

calf by side; 2 black cows, 3 yrs. old, calves by side; 1 Jersey cow, 3 yrs.

3,215.00

600.00

1,187.50

old, with calf by sid! 1 ; 1 Jersey cow, | 3 yrs. old, with calf by side; 1 Jersey i

363.00

199.00

182.00

cow, 3 yrs. old, gix ing milk and bred; i 1, 2 yr. old red Bull.

43 — HOGS — 43

1,000.00

150.00

450.00

1 Duroc sow with 0 pigs; 1 Hampshire sow with 8 pigs; 2 thin sows; 15

shoats. weight around 50 lbs.

Excess In: Comm.

—Change of Venue Transfer To: (’ircult Court,

07—Salary of Court

Reporter

f'onrt House: Excess In: Comm. Item —Advertising and Pub lishing Notices Transfer To: Item 102a— Per Diem of Matron Excess In: Comm. Item 204a —Advertising and Publishing Notices Transfer To: Item 201b— Telephone Rentals Excess In: Comm. item 204a — Advertising and Publishing Notices Transfer To: Item 202a— Electric Current Excess In: Item 602aFurniture Transfer To: Item 205bRepalr of Equipment

County *

TODAY: TIM MifOV i« “TEXAS WTI.IM ATS" anj I Chap. 8 “FLASH GOUDOV I

■ ] and Oliver Hardy as a pair of testers , tling with the deep. Peace, however, I dale cemeterv jin a horn factory. Phis hilariously | remains a far-off dream, for the L nd d „ V e]nr funny picture was directed by Gor- comics become involved with a gam*- \ 1

Excess In: Sheriff. It« 6—Hoard of Prisoners

To: Item

don Douglas and will be released by Unite! Artists for its local premiere at the Chateau Theatre on Sunday,

Monday and Tuesday.

Based on an original story and screenplay by Charles Rogers, Felix Adler, Gil Pratt and Harry Langdon, “Saps At Sea” opens with daffy action in a horn-manufacturing plant where cur heroes are employed to tune up D flat horns exclusively. The work, however, gets on the nerves of corpulent Mr. Hardy and a sea voyage is prescribed by his medico. The boys hire a boat that isn’t seaworthy, planning to stay in port and benefit from the sea breezes without bat-

fi.si ii.no < see 3.810.00 Mild Sb 38,799.00 USED FOR DKPKMIiER :: I i OF i R (deduct line 9 from

Dint in June 30. nerind ) RAISED

11,061.00 1,852.00 2 1 1.00

PKorom :i>

26.1 00 00 i:\ ids

I ,<• vv on Polls . . $1.00

2,602.00 501.00

Levy on I ’ropel't V $ .735 .07

*1.00 pom I* \ it \ti \ i: s’i \ i i: m i; vi oi r % \ i :s < oi.i.i :< ri :■» \ Ml in Hi: I m.I.IK 'TEH

$30,6 2 5 00

Rond .... Airport' . . Fire truck

TOTAL Th x no vi

levies bn VO than two <b

t lie ‘ ’onnt y Tiui

Auditoi’,

. 1,351.79

383.22 7 1 6.00

$31.110.39

curing slmll Iim.v i

$28,335.64

l.f

892.05

1,14 6.08

211.53

*3.69 1,586.00 v»2 Amount to be m ised $26,100.00 2.602.00 5 01.00 1.168.00 $30,371.00

To Re ('ollcetcd

1041

$26.1 00.00 2.602.00 1,168.00 501.00

1.225.00

7 56.98 454.88

9 $34,947.90 $31,585.30 *30.37 A- m right to be beard thereon. After the tax presented to the County Auditor iic*t Inter

i*»r to the second Monday in September, and the levy fixed by Vdjust ment Hoard. «»r on their failure so to do. by the Count y

ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved bv hucIi levies . 1 1'pca i to the State Hoard «»t Tax Commissioners for further and final to . ring tiier, ,.n by filing ,,f petplon with the Countv \uditor not later than

Oetober 1... and (lie State Hoard will fix n ilate for In

Bated August 22mi, 19 10.

\V. 1>. JAMES,

Mayor

.\ttest:

PAI L GULMFS. City-Clerk-'Preasurer

FARM TOOLS & HARNESS 1 wagon, manure spreader, disc harrow, harrows, mowing machine, harness, collars, halters, lot of small tools, garden tools and many other articles. Large water tank.

FEED

l.)0 bu. old Corn; It acres of new Corn to be sold by the bu.; 225 bn of Oats; Some Timothy and Oats Straw

in barn.

HOrSEHOM) FCRMTI RE < hairs, tables, bod room suite, rugs,

cook stove, oil stove, Florence heuting stove, kitchen cabinet, safe, lieds, feather beds, bedding, dishes, fruit jars, cooking utensils, sewing ma chine, radio, telephone, lard press, clock, sausage mill, kettles, jars, crocks, barrels and many other

articles.

A I9S1 Ford automobile condition. TERMS CASH: N'o prop rty to be removed until settled for. MRS. CHAS. McFERRAN EXECUTRIX M. J. Ml'KPHY, Attorney, ALTON HI RST, Auctioneer. HOMER SANDS, Clerk. Dinner will he served. This Farm of 127 acres is for sale.

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Transfer

Gas Ec’css In: Comm.

—Expense Fund Loti

Transfer To

Sanitary u piles ....

Excess In: Sheriff,

—Hoard of Prisoners .... Transfer To: Jail, Item 601a—Building and Fixed Equipment Excess In: Item 206a— Board of Prisoners

To: ^ Item

4 oil Ml j I 'arm :

Excess In Item 304—Hardware

a: Item 103— Physicians .... Item 001h-l —

202b—

item 414

School

Sup-

Item 206

205b—

Transfer I Salary of Excess In:

Dtrnnee

Transfer T<

Sxcei

Fin

ransfer T Sanlta ry

ster and then with the police. i were James , S| -a|

What ensues provides the film Sandy, Howanl Hait i

with a long list of screamingly funny 1 Denney, Willi i n Broacbtni

...u._u members were W J. Peyton,!

situations in which everything goes

wrong for the vacationists.

The Cloverdale Cemetery Association was formed some time early in the year 1882 or late in 1881 to take over the management of the Clover-

P. Fbstei i 1 i A .'| well, Thompson Brown, Horn, J. C. McCoy, 0. B. McGinnis,. John n Merrill,® McCoy, <;•■:. HnflS McCoy, F. M. Bandy. USE DAILY BANNER T1SING FIRST And Do 11 Ing Job.

fiolb”—

lien

tuppIcH

onun. He Inmates

Excess In

— Kxp» Instltu

'rransf. r To. Itc Hospitalization Excess In Item

Supplies

ns for

411 State

a rar

4 (Ml til}

Item 21

< diiiiniMMlonerM: *ss In: Item 204; rtlslng and Pub Notices

I ransfer lo: Item 412— Pat rlotic Organizat ion: ExpmiSi- idr Memorial Day Total (’minty Revenue Fund Transfers ....*

FUND:

G ASOLI Excess

a—Adlisblng

NK In.

103c -Single Hands 310—Paint

actor*

Idgi Roof

-Tn

309b—Hr

Total Ex< css

Transfer To:

103a Wages, Truck Tradoi- Drivers. Machinists 20le—Traveling Expe 202a Eb ct t ic Gurren

20 2d—Water

205a Ret air of Trucks hud Mtichltiet\ 2 08a—Gasoline 306* Nalls. Wire Gliain. etc. 307—Onu-nt and Lime .... 309 a—Steel Hearns 602g—Small Tools To till Transfers

line Fund ..

Enidi and every Gounty (’oitncil is

attend said meeting at l*lac, to consider the m abov,. named transfers not to exceed the sum

named.

All Taxpayers of said also licn-iiy notified of such Taxpayers appearing at such meet! shall have tin- right to be beard tliet

ill Gaso-

$10,6 metnber of

hereby

on -.

The Transfi rs made by said Connell 11 be automatically referred to the

He Hoard of Tax Commissioners Signed G. E. Ogles. Auditor of Putnam County. Indiana. 17

Frank C. Schoenman I HE JEWELER •*ieh Clock and J*welry

Repairing

Chon, 122 E. W aablngtor l>r\ i Irwning CiuMlIy Wmak I’rrmming UurkaliM, Dntpnt. Hat- Blocking Klankcta. ShlAa.

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