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THE DAILY BAKNEH, DRREXCASTIJ}, INDIANA, TUESDAY. JANUARY 20, 1042.

CHATEAU

TONIGHT THRU THURS. Everybody's Laughing

Tha Louah-Lift of th« Year!

BERGEN mMcCARIHY FIBBER McGEE ».n MOLLY

LUCILLE BALL

'fiM

S|M'i i;il 'larch of Time •Ol K \ AT \\ Mi"

.^ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 0 r NEW MATkVUXJC + + + +•► + + + ♦ + > + + ♦^1

Mr. ami Mrs. Carroll Ramsey of Indianapolis spent the week end with

Dale Weller.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Disk and son Hob spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs James Graham of Crawfordsville Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Despain. Pearl Klliott and John Miller of IniianapolLs were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Kobert Keck. Ida and Laura Steward spent Friday with Mrs Emma Steward. M' and Mrs Walter Buttery spent Saturday afternoon in Indianapolis.

the

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of Ch 1 *ut n;i

i <ti miik \ i in

i. \ i:< i i oh

reby Given, Tim .s duly qualified

L<iHt will and testament Reel deceased, in the t Court, of Putnam and has been duly iid Court to administer

TRAILER VAGABOND

BY WARREN BAYLEY

upposed to be solvent.

Tliendoi i Iona i'utnam

y l). Reel, Executor

. Attorney ison, Clerk

f the 13-3t.

San Pedro, (-alif.

a different Christmas for

San Pedro this year. Its harbor, one of the largest and finest in the world, is usually crammed with the Battle Fleet during the Yuletide season. Decked out for the occasion and even wearing Christmas trees atop their towering masts, the Navy

CyurcfajLh,'

R«f U. K Ptl

prepared for

Your Newspaper by Betty Crocker Home Service Department

SUNDAY DINNER IN JANUARY “I'm getting this for the Vitamin B, in it” a girl explained to her friend -he helped herself to a serving of roast pork in a cafeteria. "Why I'd never thought of pork as being especially good for u»!” the friend answered in surprise. “Well, it's one of the best sources of Vitamin B-.—the pep vitamin, you know. Lean pork and bread made from the new enriched flour have lots of Vitamin B, in them.” So remember, when you order a pork roast for Sunday dinner sometime this month, you are not only ordering a hearty deliciou, meat —but you are ordering food that is especially good for your family. Not just for the Sunday dinner alone. The pork roast sandwiches which the children will carry to school m xt day will be giving them a fine supply of thi' important vitamin both in the bread made from enriched flour and the meat. Here's a suggestion for your Sunday dinner menu built around this pork roast: Clear Tomato Soup Toasted Crackers 1’ork I.oin Roast Milk Gravy Browned l‘o<atoea Cinnamon Apples Buttered Spinach Glazed Onions Rolls Relishes (Carrot Strips, Celery, Pickles) Orange Cream Grandmother's Molasses Wafers CINNAMON APPLES Wash, core and pare 4 apples. Cut across the core in rings or slices inch ihirk. Bod 2 cups sugar and 1 cup water and 'A cup cinnamon candies • r - then for several minutes. Add a drop or two of red coloring. Place apple -lices in this syrup and boil gently so that they do not fall to pii ces until apples are tender. Remove from syrup, drain and serve cold.

GLAZED ONIONS

Peel 12 small white onions, prick with a fork and cook in boiling salted water for 15 minutes. Drain. Melt 2 tbsp. hotter, add 2 tb»p. sugar and tl • union . and cook 20 minutes over a low heat or until the

onions are brown and glazed. This makes 6 servings. _____ ORANGE CREAM

Di-solve 1 package lemon jelly powder in 1 cup hot water. Add Vj cup sugar, 1 cup orange juice and 3 tbsp. grated orange rind. Stir well. Let ,-tand ’ ■ d, -tiering occasionally, until jelly begins to set. Fold in 1 cup stifTly whipped cream. Pour into a 10-inch ring mold, an 8-inch melon mold or individual molds of any shape. Chill until set. Unmold on serving platter and garnish with fresh or canned fruit— such as pingapi !• w, dges, orange slices, grapes, etc., or serve in

glasses. Thi

sherbet gl

This makes 6 to 8 servings.

GRANDMOTHERS MOLASSES WAFERS cup shortening I % tsp. salt cup sugar i 1 tsp. cinnamon ' Vt cup molasses tj t.sp. ginger

1^-4 cups SIFTED all purpose flour 'j tsp. soda —tCp am tog.- r -hortening and sugar thoroughly. Blend in molasses. Sift togc-ti ■ tlour, salt, spices and soda. Add to creamed mixture and mix w> 11. If kitchen is warm, it may be necessary to chill dough in order to handle it more easily. Roll as thin as possible inch i. Cut with cookie cutter. Bake on greased heavy

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vcwsels ride anchor while their crews take holiday leave. The harbor teems with scurrying ci-aft carrying gold braided officers and blue clad gobs to and fro. The towns usual population of 45 000 is generally doubled and everyone is carefree and gay. But this year most of that loe .l population was grimly putting Navy's base in tip-top shape, preparing for war during days usually spent in celebrating and blacking ou nights usually br.ght and merry. The Battle Fleet was out hunting enemy craft instead of pleamr- Officers and men. their liberty and leaves suddenly cut short, were on the alert and ready for battle, their neat, compact compa: tments stripped for action instead of festooned in the colorful garb of Christmas. This yea. the ships offered no prizes to thDivision with the best decorated liv-

ing-fighting quarters.

IHISTKK'S REPORT

■ i . Board of Iii ecu

,- Township. Pulliam County, In

l g •:. eipts InaOu

llances of all

th, ..-.ii- ending Dec cm

se* | Re

Township

Deni Chai

llnl,, ri

t It < 'hai

ey.

W v

7.00

18 30

4 lX) 1U 71

Albert W

819 2.00 7 M

*jMS.60 '.7*00 117.00 2 .'.0.60

THI STKE> HE 1*0H I

nual report to verdale TownIndieina, showing

• Ipt* Disbursements and Balances 11 Township revenues, for the year

Tow’nshlp Trustee s am

Advisory Hoard of Cloverda

all Township revenues, ] ding December 31, 1941:

ship, i'utnam County

celpt*. DIs r

IteceiptH

rib.

tuition

ments and I Revt-nues foi her 31. 1041.

Keeeiptrt

J. 1* >«-ttlement $

wgfnt, same ....

n«*>', same

I .Vud. Putnam Co.. June setmt. bhg j Dent Chaney. J. p. settlement. I Robert Newgent, .same I Vud. Putnam Co.. Dec. stint. . ‘ Greencastle Two. Asr., dg. tax Col. by J. A Ah<-1 .trus, same Snip. Tax by Aud . same ....

ms. P A. dg. tax

tuxes .... Boyd. P. -V dg. tax

IHmImi r**emeiitM

A. Abel, trus,. salary . , x

M i ‘ vbel. Cb-n il help 1‘>0 00 j Hug!i ('ollins. Jackson twp. l'u r ’.am «' in e r.-nt 60.00 1 trust*-e. pints, of trans. to

200 00 * Cloverdale

for J. P. 42.26 j Eugene Cooper. Warren twp.

260.70

1,30000

Rex A

1941

John

Aud. of Ind . distr

Eddie Buis, com sch. rev. ...

Aud. of State of Ind . distdib i .w Intangible Tax, distribution . 124 School Transfers. Warren twp. 88.83 Rent for gym, Warren twp. . 28.00 K S Walters, col dog tax ... 181.00 B. 8. Waller*. *am« ..'3 00 \u<l of State Ind ex fund allot. 112.20 .Vud Putnam Co . special lull. 2,300.00 Aud Putnam Co., June dis. .. 5,122.63 Aud of State of Ind . gen fund 70 00

L00 j Aud "i Slate oi Ind

00 Aud. of Sate of Ind., dis. tuit. j support 4,271.5:

$1,000.00 I Eddie Buis, and., dis com s» h.rev 204 80

50 00 i Hug!)

John A. Abel, Eee Supply Co..

Ee* Supply Co., Modern Supply

Banner and Graphic, offl< ■ sup & a«: \', twp ’.

•I (’. Trembly, advisory board E. R. Bartley, .same Maynard Grubb, sune t .

.abor, care of ctjinetery

Erank Stoessel, legal

622.62

171.35 5.00 5 00 5 00

-Uge

trustee, lud uf P

Trustee Bond.

Stock Claims Paid,

Statement show;

71 00 3...00

'utnam Co., int. tax dist. sll Meek, trus. Jennll

pst f rt

All thbs doesn't mean tile Navv has deserted its base and lef: it un protected. Without divulging important naval and military informal;": it can be said that w'hile much of the Fleet is out on maneuvers that aren't just practice this tim- '.here ai< plenty of warships lurking near t< ward off attack. And the m:ght> fort that was named in ho:.or of t: * father of General MacArthur no a command of our Far Eastern Force frowns from the heights oveilookin, the harbor entrance at the edge o town. Things were vastly differen here, too, thus season With canceleleaves and ever increasing reinforcements, the soldiers manning the fort made ready to blast invasion attempts from sea or air. Huge Terminal Island sprawl.- ; the harbor and cluttered with dock and warehouses and homes of Japanese fishermen, underwent a chang--also. As soon as war broke out the Jap fishing fleet headed for the open sea. It never got beyond the glist ening, white lighthouse perched at the tip of the breakwater protecting the bay. Maybe that fleet was merely going after another catch of Friday dinners. Maybe it wasn't. Uncle Sam didn't bother to inquire. H> grabbed it quickly and turned it ic-k for an investigation that spread throughout the island and landed nearly five hundred Ja panes, in the prison located there. Large enough for 800 men and 50 women the pi: on was soon so overcrowded that many white prisoners had to be moved to nearby Los Angeles jails to make room for detained Japanese who spent a Christmas quite different from usual. Of course with the annual crop of leave-taking gobs failing to materialize, business in San Pedro fell off considerably this year. But. concerning this, you hear comments onlv and no complaints. Everyone is making the best of altered conditions j

.s palu to Castle Towi

»i sli urse Mien ts th' heroin, for the v 1. 1941,

Tot it

Stoner 50.00 dog' tax M0 10

g amount of all i* various funds of ip. Putnam County, •from and Balances r ending December

same

Au Bai

transfer

Aud. I’ut. Co., AUd. Putnam special school

Aud. of State, Dist Aud of State, dist

830.60 125 3 8

igs twp.

Cloverdale cong. dist Co., Adv. draw

69.80 143.30

500.00 699.69

slate aid

uvj. v/i ov€»w. MiStribution

Eddie Buis. Co. aud. Dec dist. 6.251

266.50

$17.22

19.71

\ll I'u ihIm m hand ..

R,».

L*ipt

I of Bai.

during yet

ot. of Bai. and Ret Jisbtirsements durin

'inal Balances I o*t mm|i ip I*'it ii«1m 1 • 1 i n d

Leci pis during; rear 'ot of Bai. and Receipts .

year

IHkIhi rMemen tn

! Northern Ind Pwr. Co., gas «8r el j Municipal Water Utility, water

Standard Accident Ins. Co., . B< ■: 8 A 340129 . . Hursi Brothers, fuel hauling . First National Bank. CloverNo. 8&int.on bai 1162.50 er, books 4.05 Ward Co . r» p. bldg 44 04 V’irgini.i Lewis, teaching Loyd R. Hurst, same ....

120.00 26.50

. First Nation

ji.no i cDb bond 2.583.91 J i'rairic Farm 4 t0.' 4 ! Mont£ om< i \ 2 g :t 71 j Virginia Le’

M.589.33 I Loyd

dur

year

$1,806.63 . 1.577.31 3.38::.94 ! 794 01 $1,589.33

Morris Cooper, same

Hedge, same

00.0

006 6

oper

Estbei 1 HedgCt

Mamie Cline, same J. B Bowen, same

Cora M Cline. John (' Rissler

10.00

137.50 137.50

ler, same .

Pleasant Heavin, same

.J. Vernon Cochenour, same

rs. same

T. G. Hurst.

1.006 60 J. Vernon C 1.006.60 1 Lee Walter?

Mrt 10 | Mary Louise Garrett, same . $ 166 50 j lenevi S Knoll, same •

I Aft ■ port

$ 1.755 8 J J Willard Cromwell, same

Jewett Nickerson, same . ...

1 10.00 115.00 137.50 1 20.00 132.50 1 12 50 150.00 17 250 00 135 00 110.00 96.00 78.60 92.60

00.00

Dep<

n.ii ii

Charley McAvoy, janitor ser\ i e

Clias II

ee of *uunt>. iffirm)

lly paid

th.

flpts true ind 1 with t are and r-ivd-

<pressed

sums

portion r repaid \nd i a ffirm i ey. nor lit Ion of Trustee

Earl Haltom,

n Swalley,

tie

same

Loren Swa 1 ley, same

Bhrnle Querry.

McAvo

95.00

7.00

84 AO

lurst, same

Northern Ind. Pwr. (Jo.. It. Municipal W.iter Utility, 64800 to 30 op J. C. Burnley, septic tank Clyde McKamey. rep. bus

Eddie Buis, plumbing mat. . . ii. L. Henson, fuel and hauling V'irgini.a Lewis, teaching Lloyd R. Hurst, same

er, same

56 25 56 25 19 24

dean. bodies

Lloyd

Morris coopei

Esther H« dg* . same Mamie Cline, same

J. B Bowen, same

o **,nie ...

Cora Cline, sa John C. Rissler. pleasant Heavin,

Hur

19.44 25.00 2.70 1 1.00 26.00

137.50 137.50 110.00 115.00 137.50

120

affirmed > »f the Adship, this

TREMBLY.

tie

Ad vis

Board

wnship. * l ■ * v. s r* • elved, acc epted • *1 : ■ • Advisor.v Board unship. t its Annual Meetsixth d . of January, 1942. .1 <’ TREMBLY, i: R BARTLEY. MAYNARD GRUBB. \dvisc rv Board Greencastle Township.

same same

F. (i Hurst, same J Vernon Cochenour, same Lee Walters, same . . Mary Louise Garrett, same ... Jeneveria S Knoll, same ... A.fthur Jones, transportation

• • -

•am

rd Cromwell.

ialtom,

41 lie

same

Jew’ett Nickerson, same

Enrl Haiti IjOren Sw4i

Earn it

same . y, same

20 00 132.50 112.50 150.00 170 00

230.00

135 00 110.00 96 Oft 78.60 92.60 95 (*0

litur

service

97.00 84 ka

56. -

36.25 13.43 16.83

130.00 140 00

?50

107.30 152.50 112.30

Earnie guerty.

Chus McAvoy. jan

Chas. Hurst, same • • Publi< Service Co., gas &i el. . Municipal Water CO., water K s \N alters, sal . rt . trv. exp

Harold Garrlott. teaching a . AAA

*.* Walters, same Alfred Parrish, same Everett Bell, same Virginia Lewis, same Pleasant Heavin, same ....

Paul B. Dsick same

Jenevera Knoll, same John W Broom. Jr same Forest G. Hurst, same mi** Cline, same

Cline, same

Alary Louis*. Garrett, same J. Vernon Cochenour, same Arthur Jones, transportation .1 Willard Cromwell, same

Jewett Nickerson, same

Earl Haltom, same Loren Siwallcy. same

Earnie Querry. sam

Ohas. McAvoy.

t. s

sch sup.

12u 04 135 00 110.00 150.0U

Mar Con

160.00 115.0 •

125.0

135.00*

•'

78.6u 95.00 97.00

VONCASTll Pinrtl _ T^MirikJT *>. !

Final - TONIGHT - Fi nt S

ne • •

janitor service

’has. Hurst, same Hoosier Supplies, eu sch Joe Eckels, agent, bus In Putnam Co. Graphic, pub.

The Banner,

npson Sto

blit Ser. Co. of Ind gas K

wtr. 68300

equip

les, rep bldg.

•r. fuel .

vvle

84.80

56.2 1

56.2'

583.95

30.00

an. bud. 52.48 j

49.14 !

sa me

Simpson Stoner, ins. typwtrs. Public Ser. Co «*f Ind. gas A- el

Mun Water Utility, wtr

Harris Gaston, rep. Braham Lciboratori Karnes Marker, fu

'Theodore Crawley, atty. service H. L. Henson, hauling fuel Lee Walters, teach, tchrs inst. F. G. Hurst, same Harold Garriott, same Mary Louise Garrlott, same . . Vernon Cochenour, same Pleasant Heavin, same Alfred Parrish, same Virginia Lewis, same Jeneveria Knoll, same Cora Cline, same Mamie Cline, same John Broom, Jr., same Everett Bell, same Paul Deick, same

transportation

Wednesday & TK $d WHITE SAVAGE ’ TenhP eS ' u ° US '

Arthur Jones, transp

J. Willard Cromwell, same ... J«*wett Nickerson, same Earl Haltom, same Loren Stwalley, same Earnie Querry, same Chas. M Avoy. janitor service • 'has. Hurst, sa me Pickens iV Yanders, rep. bus body Claude Fidler, 6 cord of wood

94 2

131.98 134 s*. 117 25 96.uO 78.60 92.6*, 95.0U 97.00 84.80

«•*»..

56.25

er, b col

Public Ser. Co. of Ind. gas iV el Noble J Rouch, rep. 11b. bks. .

Klger Co., sch. supplies . pile

Modern School Supplies, sch. sup

Uo.,sch.&-jan sup.

Cloverdale Hdw. Co.,sc

Eugene (Jooper. trus. Warren twp, refund transfers E. S. Walter, trus., sal, rt.. tel Evan Cline, adv. brd. service . Herschei Knoll, same

Earl Herbert,

(buries Murphy, livestock

Municipal Water Utility, water Telephone Co., tele, service • • Floy Turner, public ditch ...<

Statement showing amount •ys paid to the various erdale Township. of

County, Dlsbursepi ilances re main ini

es remainipg tiding Deii-ml

therein for btr 31. 1941

Ramie Querry. same

Charley McA

Cha Cha

y, Jan. service

line

Municipal W.iter Utility, water ori ern 1 nd 1 ’wr. Co., gas £

blkbrd.

NOTICE \ . 'h.-r- given that Andrew

petf-

Circuit Court to

'' . time id place of his birth eteri ed Skid petition is set for

earing January 30. 1942.

I*. ’ ••«l thi- 19th day of Jan. 1942.

Clerk of the

20- Ip.

it l ed 11 uni'

Putna

9th day Morrisc

(‘in uit Court.

resulLng from a war they are eager to fight and haven't the slightest doubts about winning.

(about I/lfi

baking sheet ~> - 7 minutes in a quick moderate oven. 375* F. This makes alout 0 : /en cookie-s rolled 1/1G inch thick and cut with 2Vt

inch cooky cutter.

If you have any specific cooking problems, send a letter requesting

. V/ i a

information to Betty Crocker in care of this newspaper. You will receive a prompt, personal reply. Please enclose 3 cent stamp to cover postage.

KING MORRISON FOSTER CO.

1904

194a

1933

1908

1916

1924-

1936

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98)

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1912.

1920

1928

1940

From the crude wagon-type body of the early days, when designers borrowed from horse and buggy experience, to the streamliners of today in which every part of the car is designed for functional beauty, the evolution of automobile styling is disclosed in this parads of Buick models. Buick this month observes the fortieth anniversary of its

first experimental valve-ln-head engine, a major feature throughout th# company's history. The first Buick car was built In 1904. Every fourth year’s model, including the gracefully streamlined 1942 Bedanet, Is shown here. Full speed ahead on arms, aviation engines and tank parts Is now the Buick work order.

v McAvo> iluiMt, sa

ml VV.

Northern I mi Pwr. Co.. Blue Products Co., Soot cleaners Chas. Hurst, janitor Cjiarley McAvoy. same Lee Walters, teaching John C. Rissler, sam* T. (I. Hurst, same . . .. Loyd R Hurst, same

J. Vcdnou Morris Cq

84.80 56.25

56.25 20 10 21.00

15 46 56.25 56.25 222 4 J

104 4k

122

Cochenour. same er. same

* 22.98 109 4 8 152 12

)OP<

Mar'. Louis*- Garrett, sauu-

try

.1 B Bowen, same . Pleasant Heavin. same Virginia Lewis, same

Kith

!20 50

Jeneveria S.

Hedge, suit

Knoll,

Cora M *'lln«. same Mamie Cline, same

rth

me . . . .

same

Jones, ti

I Cromwell, same

asportation

J. Willard Cromwell,

Jewett Nickerson, same Earl Haltom, same .... Loren Swalley, same . . Earnie Querry. same . H L. Henson. I awling coal Northern Ind Pwr. Cm. it Municipal Water Util , wt Frank Jarrell, tests . .

John C. Rissb r. teaching . . Pleasant Heavin. same . . .

T. G. Hurst, sam*

J Vern

l,*-. Waiters, teaching

Louise Garrett. Same ria Knoll, same _ da Lewis, same

Loyd Hurst, sa me Morris Cooper, same Esther Hodge, same Mamie Cline, same J. B. Bowen, same Cora M. Cline, same Arthur Jones, transportation J. Willard Cruniwull, same Jfcweii Nickerson, same .... Karl Haltom, same

Swullcy, same

118 121.39 97.7 4 92 12 92 : 105 24 97 Si 96.00 78,90

92.60

95.

*v g.» 5220<

00 97.00 84.80 00 i 16.98 i 15.66

•

132.50 112.50 150.00

Mary

Jem*veri, Virginia

170.no 250.00

135.00 110 go

110 Ou.

' ■

110.00 113.00 137.50

96 00

78.6

92 60 95.00 97.00 8 4 80 56 25 20.00

Loren Bwaiiiey

Earn!** Qucrr.\. same . Charley McAvoy, jan. service Chas. Hurst, same Rabbi Texay, com. address

Simpson Stom-r Ins., ins.bds.tpwr. 31.28 Pickens Yanders. v.-i, | )US r ,.p 10.25 E K. Marker, fuel 631.55 A. G. Lewis, livestock 12.50 Municipal Water Utility, water 13.19 Northern Ind Pw r. Co., gas&elcc. 19 56

hse phone 8 00

160.00

Co., sch.I

Cloverdale Tele.

E. S. Walters, sal., office & ri Alice J. Williams, 7 chickens \Y. E Young, care of cem. .

... Young

Mary Louise Garrett, teaching Mary Louise Garrett, touching Furgusen Supply Co. 6 fire ext. Braham (laboratories, repair building equipment

"“‘alters, sal.

7.00 7.50 135.00

13 5.00 61 00

114.04 310 00

Garden City Edit. Co., drw.eqAsup 45.27

tell. •.eq

pictures 6 5.20 ep.typwtr. 30.00

Clover,150.00

Co.

F. E. Compton Co., set Remington Hand. In* re First National Bank. dale, bank interest • • • • Cloverdale Hdw. «Kr Lmr. rep. bldg., sup equip. . . Frank Jarrell, tests Hoosier Sup. Co., sch. sup. Langdon Bros., home ee si W. E. Young, care of Creek cemetery .

U G. Wooden, rep. roof on bldg. A. A. McGill, closet seat Golda Kennedy, rep. of bldg.

Daily Banner, adv. trust Putnam Co. Graphic, sune tf,»n«>f** it ..,11• | sheep g*’*-

J Boe

501.21 10.07

361.73

23.55

rept.

8.75 1 5.00 o .>- 25 90 30.19 32.68

.5. Y« R FI I

lurlev :

E S Wi Heiihen Harold < Lee Wa Alfred I KM-rett Virginia Pleasant Paul B

ddg

tps

?ll. s •w is

He.. >elrl

J*.hi

Till

Louis«

•rn*»h c..* ilhird ci U Nickel H.iluiin. i Slwalli ie Qu.rr M* Avn\

d Lo.lg.

ip.l W M* Kai

year __

I’owimblp I Hud J in i. 1941 Bui. un hand Receipts during year Tot. of Bai. and Receipts Disbursements during year Dec Jl, 1941 Final Balances $ Myeciul School Fund Jan. 1, 1941 Hal. on band $ 1,036.38 Receipts during year 12,219.72 Tot. of Bai and Receipts . .. 13,256 10 Disbursements during year u ' vr ~ hue. 31, 1941 Final Balances

Tuliion Fund

Jan. 1, 1941 Bai. on hand . 2.151.41 Receipts during year 15,889.16 'Tot of Bai. and Receipts 1S.04

bursements during year

1941 Final Bui

Dec. 31

Uoi

Jan. l. 1941 Bai. on 'hand ... Receipts during year 'J‘*>t. of Hal. and Reoqlpts . . Disburs. ments durirtg year l»#. t 31. 1941 Final Balances

Hoad Fond

Jan. L 194 1 Bai. on hand . . Receipts during year Tot. of Hal. and Receipts . . Disbursements during year Dec. 31, 1941 Final Balances

Total €*< All Fundn

Jan. 1, 194 1 Bai. on hand

Receipts during yea. Tot. of Bai. aqd Receipts

Disburseme Dec 31. 194

Total bai.

report

Warrant-clu-cks lie. 31. 1941 pu^c of this

Tot. bai.

rants.

Cash In

1941

1. K S vt-rdala

Indiana, do

a during yr

Final Halano

shown by

ndlng

last

ial

own

out,tar

(llrllllzfd

! this report) . and outstanding Dec. 31, 19 4 1 .

ship. of Putnam ehts therefrom and

preceding

77.20 war- ■ ■ |8.

31,

JS.33.-i2l,

Walters, the Trustee of CloTownshlp, Putnam County, olemnly swetir that th.

lepository Dec.

of Receipts, Disburse

hat

isbu

Putnam ly swetir

report

ments. and If.ilances red. as I verily belle

dechir. that tlie sum* with which I am i charged in this report are all of the I sums rt -Ivod by nle. oml ihe various Items n! expendlttlrea credited line I" i n fully paid in the sum stated, ami "itlimi! expressed or Implied agret

mont Ili.it any portion there

be retained by or repaid

other

lat

money nor article slderatinn of any c

it any portion there of'shall y or repaid to me or anv j person. And I further declare, |

and swear that 1 h»vc received n

of value. In ron imract made by m, |

Trustee of this Township

K S. WAI.TKRS, Trustee of Clo-

verdale Township.

Sul.st rihed and sworn to liefort nn til.- Clialrmun of the Advisorv Board ..t tills Township, this sixtli day of Janu-

ary, 1942.

I’ ^ CDINii. Chairman of Ativisory Board of Cloverdtii,-

Township.

Till- report was received, aceepted, and approved l.y the Advisory Hoard ot tills Township, at their annual meet-

ing tills sixth day of Jar

.’DINE

of January. 194 K A CDINE,

HARD MKUHERT, HlvRSCHED I. KVODD. Advison Hoard, Cloverdale Townsliir.

County School News

roll of the Belle Union

Willanl i V. II Nl. h ll llitlloi

Honor

schools: 1st tirade—-Karen Mae McCammaek Virginia Parker. Geraldine Reynolds, Thomas Scott Patricia Terry. Kimball Wheeler. 2nd Grade— Martha Alice, Joanne Hurst Jackie Wilson. .Ird Grade Rose Anna Bennett, Juanita Clearwaters, Duane Gaston Robert Morrison. Gene Gibson 4th Grade Robert Buis. Geneva Dozier. Helen Mae Allen. Priscilla Hutson Peggy Sechman, Virgfiua Wneeler. James White, Barbara Meyers Bobby Lewis. 8th Grade- -Roland Neier, Leo Cox. Gloria McCammack, Artie Ford. 6th Grade Barbara Buis, Shirlie Cooper Manin Vaughn. Raymond

Gibson.

* th Grade Bobbie Dorsett. Jack Sutherlln, Virginia Dorsett, Frances Givson. Wanda Hurst. Roba Wheeler. 8th Grade—Ruby Dozier. Norman Mornson, Jane Lewis. Janet Vaughn. Helen Baugh. 9th Grade—Bessie Hutsell. F.dgar

Bayliff.

10th Grade — Charles Phillips. Marie Pierce, Norman Stringer. Robert Walker. Ill ii Grade Helen Foster, Helen

Dozier. Malcolm Neier 12th Grade Mary ' Glen Ogles. Mabel Kelli

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Mary E Ost Gillen A Lyon, \ttnrii* Homer c. Morrison, 1 Putnam Circuit Court.

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Notice is Hereby ( undersigned has duly euutor ..f t|, e List w of Marcus L. Letieus Putnam ('it.tiit ( Coun't > . I nd i.i na. 1 n«l authorised by said r«* said estate. Said estate is s January 13. 1942.

No. S33.5.

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Sewing Machi Repair

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