The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 January 1941 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNT7K, DBEENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, JAYT'ATU'

CHATEAU LAST TIMES TONIGHT

Carole LOMBARD Charles LAUGHTON ia an KkO Radio /‘nluit “They Knew What They Wanted” Diridid by Cotton Kontn, with

WIIUAM OARGAN HARRy CAIICY . FRANK FAY

■ >1111:11,1 llllrk iilld Snupsliot

Wednesday & Thursday

Don't Miss ’TOO MANY GIRLS"

rnid s < \i'U \i miii is BARTOW. FIh. (UP) Polk county leads the nation's counties in the production of citrus fruits. It passed Los Angeles county in 1M9.

Xobl»* Cor. ins. well busses .. Vincent Malan. coin, music . . 4’. T. Malan, corn »p«aK«r .. Kinesi Williams, cl c«sn pool

t» .1 Ferry, fuel . .

I’oimUI Reel Co., rep. roof Uurton ile«ttint; Corp . r.id

It S. Si Will ley. slum, s

Ktiu MumL Hm.au. Ins. musJe

Huzel Raikes. tel rent

Irullas HodKe. soli, sup ■

Xatu Keller, same C T Reeves, tuning i

Harold Alc’CainmacK. d

pianos . .

eein.

Ciracie iierbert, office r**uf \ NS I'urnmiiiKs. rep. tile diet Frank Jaircll. tests H. C Herbert, work on Ki’il'* Walter I>or.sett. sheep claim . Klbeit IlumphreV. same

Noble All*., same Hubert Seller, sane

Jaiciile StriiiKer, same

M. ('aminaek same I. \V Seller, same .

' ’harle.s It Cline, . laim William Haltnm. s)iee|> claim

CLT KIT BAG—Private Winthrop Rockefeller, grandson of Jate fanned oil king and financier, slings kif bag to shoulder, at Fort Dlx, N. J. t after donning new uniform. He volunteered for year's service under draft act.

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Annual

Report "uni\. Indiana. 'i>(irNe|ii«*nts and hip Kf \ .‘iilies for id., i M. I 840.

IH'ilMirMeiiir i»t« SiV' is, titiHtee head

Moores v ill. Pub serv hu . li pi

I*, t 4:hsmh Sob Sup ‘, s« h bu

Victor R Hurst, coal hauling I »i ' t ‘1 I ‘rich.i id. t • .<i hi!

MO 00 I :H '* J a v trt m> :! ! I' I .R.u 'P»

NN'.i h ** r Kell i r. finil on st rb on f'umminps. mov, < ... R. inin^f «»n Rand. In. . t \ j Harry Mullis, transport-

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Mile. Eve Curio, of Mme. Mario

Curie, co - discoverer of radium, asserted Britain had received no real aid from U. S., when U. S. sold goods to Britain. She's in U. S. to lecture. She said her views were

not Britain's.

d.»K tax

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J, . us I Lawrence Clifford, IT'l '*<> \ erni» Larkin, same

[ la S* humn. same

moon |i. nnis Hutherlln. same Os { L C IInd|fe. same

eh. f I 7 _• i Co>. t. i. hin^

110 v *. I Fre» da Horlpt . same lU.nn Sarah Owens, same

30 no ' Trtinmii M>'(’aminaek same

•JO on | Loftle SlrhiK^r. same

■ Tut j Ft hcl 11 u rst. Ha me Kathleen Skelton, Haim* Clone I’arker same

Freed a Hurst, aame Herbert Clover, H;um* Kvelyn MeCullmi^li. Ham.

Fretla Parker, same

Clvirl'S ('offntan. janitor s.*r. Veini. Larkin, haul, .oal K \V <let)ter lining blk hid ftojk Hei bert. 11 *< ->.. I «v. t r’ •*? L>'onii Musle to., muss instH. It II KA'i r, rep. door eheelts M L S T Coal Co . e.»al

K. K Cnllhis. coal haul. Hric ^N t ’oa | t ’o . eoa 1 M L. I 1 ' t’oa 1 t 'o , Hfinie

10, S. Collins, coal Imtll.

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2S.»7 200,00 ion on 6 r,o(M>n it. <nn | I I : M

:.r. 2t» tmo.oo HKO.00 •C.9 2ft 1,10 { !• I ftV, '.4 1 1. I .{ft 00 1.002 27 vs 4 V, #00.Oft 2 72.4 : ■ ( 'aiV.1 I 4 2 ;:oo.on I ft on . S7ft 00 7*. m1 ft. 00 r.r, os Ift.'l : 2 2 ‘ift

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<'lem .Vt.*( Vinimm k. swine elm Hertha Terry, sheep claim Nohh- Allee, sain.; •• ‘ >t ha Hurst, same Oliver Stringer, same S> I via 11 urst, .'mine .

Lee |,miis, same

Virpil K Neiei . Ham.-

M. I*. A I H e. sarriR*

Arthur Hurst, same Waller I mrset t, same Ilerbert Blue, aaine tisear N'aiijthn, Sitine Hatle .Wier. same K. \. Neier, s>iine

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.ioHi pbin*- Stailey S Tim hum. sain.* ''lem Al.-t'a mmai’k, same

Noble Allee. same

i a-sl er h ei i y, same • 1 1 v ue .Mi Kamey, rep Iwmnr.

S.imue) Rariden. net Kenneth \\ Benticdt. I

ad

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j.V.id' {‘"rin ther .l.ali.n- tl'Ht with whicli I ant chained in this I ill of the sums received «*>

;;,„l tile varh'UM Hi "- eKpenditureA l.iedU.d have heeii full> paU I" ‘ lle

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sums

this report

me.

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IP-d c i cement that anv portion me ..i .in \ nth." t"" s "" AM,J f V U {Her dvvluri. ..".I *'war cr affirm 1 ,hat I 1-avi- to 'l'i<l "" l ! 10n “h, " OI ,

' art ici.-.- ..f ' ah . in '

tract made by me as i i ustt«

A w*K. \U|, \\ f j

OF HITS!

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l!i >y il IHtIUlIt I I runt. . Ilf J.-f-

f.-rsuti TowiihIiII'

S lb* I and mi the t;iiiirman ol the Ad - ,,f thi* Township, tills

1941.

AT FETE—Eugenia Sosa, niece of Colon E. Alfaro, Ambassador from Ecuador, w l represent her country at 194 1 Galveston Mardi Gras fete, Feb. 21-25. All South American countries are invited.

0 before me, 1 sor> Boa rd

tii iluy of January

KliW \r:i) u vhhi'I.TZ. ritair1,1,1 n ,.f \.h is.ii v Hoard of .Il f-

1, i sun Township.

Thin report iva* iveelved. an epted „d hi tin Advisory Board

•lames \ <\Hee, !»•«

t ;i \ lex *-es 4 4' i UM. rept. 31 12

fames «V Alle* |eK«'l

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■ 'tovet’da It*

ten rase 100 00 i H.iy.i*! Raikev <ln

M alter K ellei .

bonds

pa

len, trim Brnh.im I^ahoratorU-s, Ine., rep. bldx . Jan. sup. ...... IhiRuson Sch. Sup Co., sup iJrjffitli niHirituition Co., el**' stove a.- wHrlnt; KiK< r »v Co., proje tor (’lovet dale Hdw A I,hr Co .

17S (Mi 209.'C,

Hflltas Hade* Keller's Kton polish

Total

Htalemeut show iuk

rep i "luipment (J W. H4Thert,

(ip.i Knn

;round

rep. bldg ....

Norwood, labor on equip

Htllis a- I^irktn, fire Inf. A bldg

HC'er S ringer, Lib. on gr I Stringer, cl sa n t*lxl

iima Mine, mime

Pearl Cooper. Maine Juanita Terry, name

lima H ill. sam#- ■

\ l|di:i l i < Inez. Iiaul eoa I Plainfield Ull Co. kero

K F (’oil inn, eoa I haul. Paul Buis, labor on bldpr

Montgomery Ward Co.,

for htiM 'Icon ( 'mnininga. lab on UldK

Leo» .ird Kdwartfh e*iuip for gyrn 2ft an

7.00

3;»7.ftft

(’Inrein «• Cuinining. ' In eeni. 10AO

Roy -Wheeler.

wa \

b® 'in dinimrst rio nt Mi* i

' ' I remaining t' • ' • *" . | f )e» ei'ibi i 51. *1 Total «»f ill Fund pi 00 1 , * n 1 " n * ,,s 1 '* J- 111

71 >- I Rerelpts dm mg - «i

1 1 1 ot -

i ^ niaburai ei d •

1» nu j •'' inal . s

.t I I Oil IIA II i || I Olid

IS ftO I * l,t * 0,1 L" ml .I"

8 nft j kfeipts dm i- ■; > * jj’ j j» I T"t. of bal. and i • < ‘dpt s

^ (»0 i Idaburs#-:ints dtiriny > • .

.4.“ j K 1 ‘Inal ba la nee

ti in ! * •*i**l i BaI. on h.aml .Lin 1. ■ 1 * •

i minings Fdwa rus.

L Kenn<*dy t lah. amt.

W (‘mniniiiRs .».ii) srr. . .

< ’mnmlng , cln ceni.

haul ‘ wal

2.4*4

22.0''

ipts during 1 ha 1. and

efptfi

during x

I" r»

X XV 1

Hodge, t yp hook^ . . Pi e\o s Store, sch. sup.

M*'t/.gei Lumber Co., rep bldg

L L Sold* r, paint .... 2 v".

. H nnas Rook Store, sch sup 8 9.',

15 4 4 .{.HO 12.1 'i 0.10

Re ei Total

I Msburaemi-nt Final ha lam * Tiiiliitn I Tiltd Il.il *in Uaml .Ltu. 1. * in Recej t h *lnrin g x « i r To'nl of bn!, and reecip' - IMshtirsements *luring \ . ■ Final balane«s kpeeinl N< a liooI ITinil

sup.

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B 00

Rrahain r.ah*jratorics. Jan Horae*- Link. sch. furn (* (’ Murphy, sch. sup (J »v I*' t’orp., fuel Ross A 1 l* - e, Hlieep « laim

Iren*- (Jeike, sell. sup. for nurse

(J. Murphy. 9* h sup. H \V Wallm c, ,*| . em

Kdxx \\ S- huijt. ad l*r*l member

12 irl \ NI* holM. samt* (Tiuuncey Masten. sain** . . Cliarb-s liodge. fuel -lose h firubb, sheep claim .. K K (hdlins. haul, cfgil '{iier HatniHon, sh* * p claim . Lddlc Buis. rep. boiler K«‘iinetii Renuett, atlv ... • *. C Miirph> . sell sup

!{*•*• • s i;ie*' ri'*. tun pns K It bibs

Fxa lyn M* (Tillougl'. sch. sup

Bal. on baml Jan Receipts during ye i Total of bal and re. ip: > 1 tisbursements *hiriiig y* .ir

Final balance llond t ii nd

RH. on band Jan. 1 1940 Rectdpts during \ ea i Tolal of l»a 1. a ini ret «• i pt s BlKlmrs<»ments during x .• ■ Final halames Tot. Bal. as shown l»y this i

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INJURED—Among 12 persons injured, when TWA sleeper plane crashed near St. Louis, was Hostess Mary T. Eshback, 24, whose home was in St. Louis but who was based in New York. Friends said she was making last flight before becoming bride. She suffered severe injuries to right leg and wrist.

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PLAN TO ATTEND!

"I have many new recipes for women and men. You will want to try every one, so plan to attend each day," —Hiss Jessie Hogue

Burns, escapM fromSi^— chain gang [ vU(

KL'Th 15 5s 1 ”"-'O'**. A. Li«ab.,,h. „ h. nil! H 2“‘* F .°? 5 " bearing |„ Wa,l,.

in I 932, who, Goven : Talmadge announct would be returned

Jersey. New Jersey

however, denied s' s Burns wrote a bat

experiences.

THAN BiEU Our Fourth Annual Cooking School Be Held At The Greencastle High School Auditorium February 17-18-19,1941

Tills year Alfa* Jessie llc W io will replace Mrs. Gertrude Burbank as lecturer. You will lind the prizes, the awards, the lectures, the samples, (he crowd, more interesting and exciting than ever before. »

PLAN NOW TO ATTEND!

d °Th^T^* n '^ ,h ^^^oM* 0 '**riv* d f^ f °^w* V l '* l * Und ^ait d.portatior, to cUjth «f Marfinitjua. rriv# fro m Washington. OoGaulU sympithiiers.

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