The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 February 1942 — Page 3

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MVLwUk fAMT-ADS

—For Sale— ^ SALE: Extra Rood half Holhn i r Ouentwy better, to fresti* liiin ten days. 5 year Jersey to in March. Eric Boes*n. i-ural 4E11. 12 :tp. TRADE: One modern 6 room Lin Indianapolis for Putnam farm. Phone 343. 12 ,'io.

Fofa SALE: Desirable small-fam-ily home. 25x15 foot livinR-dining room. Fireplace and book-shelves. Two attractive bedrooms with bath betv/een. Rig closets. Built-in cabinets in kitchen. Screened back porch. Commodious basement. Hot water heat. Close-in on East Washington. Phone 339. H-lp. —For Kent FOR RENT: 5 room apartment. Oarage, heat and water furnished. Taylor Apartments, 10 G ive street. Phone 773-M. 30-tf.

WMuuh WANT-ADS

Talk is Cheap!

SALE: One butchering hog. about 300 lbs. Home render1. Clarence Gaddis, Martinsreet. 13-2p.

NEW AND I’SED ver Farm Equipment See ly s Sales and Service II!) N. Indiana St.

FOR RENT: 5 room apartment. heat furnished. 10 Bloomington street. Phone 696-W. 30-tf. FOR RENT: 2 modern unfurnished looms. Close in. Private entrance. 204 west Franklin street. 14-3t. I

FOR RENT: 2 apartment. 1028 stieet.

r 3 room upper south Indiana 14-lp.

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SALE: 2 mares, 6 and 8 old. Wayne Hunter, 3 miles f Putnamville. ‘ 13-2t. SALE: Car bulk hominy feed |ck. $34.00 F. O. B. Raccoon, salt $4.00. 5 blocks salt $2.20. ilson. Fall Bros. 13-4t. SALE: Used upright Schu)iano. together with bench and usic. 396 W. Columbia St. 13-2p.

SALE: 1941 Chev. Like new.

Com!!. 7.200 miles, radio, heater, seal od a rs. No trade-in. Sec Sun-

504 Elm St. 13-2p.

day at

vaMrPOP. \ Li-: Apples

and

it mi

50c per bu.

McCullough Orchard about southwest of Greencastle.

13-tf.

SALE: 2 piece ladies spring ^ht wine, size 14. 625 Ander?et. 13-2p. PL BUTTONS. They are a f d stinction on any garment. >lc, lustrous, beautiful. Alnsist on Pearl Buttons. 13-2t

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model spinet piano, matched ny case design: also one used iano first class condition, ip tone. Priced to sell. Terms, ■e pianos. Piano Sales Room, >uth of postoffice. 13-2t. SALE: Well broke 7 year old ^on black mare. W. J. Allee, £ 13-2t.

FOR RENT: Fivo roi>m modeiii apartment near ward building an i University. Available April 1st. Garage furnished. Address Box 13 ■ Banner. 12-3-1. FOR RENT: Five ro m modern apartment. Call Simpson Stoner, number 6. lt-3p.

FOR RENT: 2 room fumisho 1 apartment. Tub and shower bat a: electric refrigeratcr. Inquire 203 Bloomington street er phe ne 183-WX. 14-4 . FOR RENT: Unfurnished apartment, 3 rooms an 1 kitchenette. 301 south Vine street. 14-16-18-3t.

WANTED Auto Body Scran AND Old Fence Wire lligliest prices paid for material suitable fur bailing, such as: Auto Bodies, Fenders, Old Fence wire, ( lean Drums, other black sheet iron and other miscellaneous scrap iron. We unload by Crane. J. Kasle & Sons, Inc. 2210 Oliver Ave. Indianapolis, Indiana See—Write or Phone Us lor Further Information

FREE manicure with each permanent through February. Every day except Friday and Saturday. GRACE’S BEAUTY SHOP. Phone I9-M. 12-14-18-20-41.

But when you want hon-est-to-gosh results, just slip a little Want-ad in the Daily Banner. Best investment yon ever made. And that’s no idle talk. Phone 95.

FOR 334.

RENT: Apartment.

—Wanted

Phone 14-lt.

Highest price paid ror all kinds of unk, paper, rags, iron, all kinds ol metal. We also buy beef hides. A 4 S Junk Yard. Phone 678. Green castle. 19-tt WANTED: Housekeeper 30-45 years old. Stay in home. One child. Write Box 5, Banner. 12-6L

WANTED. Any amo of -lea. -took. Call 278, Greerca* le iT.a'v >a!.i John Wacrtei Co Sell your old auto bodies, renders sheet scrap, wire. 1200 E. Maryland Indianapolis, Indiana. AMERICAN COMPRESSED STEEL COUP.

SALE- Collie pups. Males,

$5.0®femnles, $3.00. Herbert E’.Wor^Cnatesvillp, R. Phono Belle

7-14-21-28 4p

LOST: Small purse Wednesday afternoon between south Locust and Arlington streets. Reward. Call Banner. 13-2t.

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-Miscellaneous—

SALE: 6 Barred Rock hens rooster, $1.00 each. Phone 14-lp.

■-- Real Estate—

SALE: An 80 acre farm in township, one-half tillable, 5 house. Price $3800. J. T. (e, Real Estate. 12-;’t. SALE: A C room house on ^^^JWashington street. Large lot. J. T. Christie. Real 12-31.

Complete Grease Job, 59 cents at Derm’s Standard. Battery charging. North Jacksdn stieet. 24-hour service. 5-tf

FOR RENT: A very modern newly decorated 5 room apartment near college and city school. Must he seen to h" appreciated. Phone 599-.I evenings or mornings. 26-tf. LOST: Light tan topcoat, valuable key in pocket, at Fluttering Duck, Thursday night. Call Howard Buis at 6P. 4-2ts.

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PUBLIC SALE I have bought n smaller farm, ! will sell at auction ai the John 11 farm mile north of Lena, IS miles southwest ol (.reencastle, 10

northeast of Bra/.il, on

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17TH. 1942 At 11 o’clock Daylight Saving Time.

14—HEAD ( VTTI.F—34

COMPI.FTFS IND1W TEXT BERKELEY, Cal. (UPl Dr. R. H. Lowe, professor of anthropology 1 at University of California, completed a text book of the Crow Indian language after extensive research on the Crow reservation in Montana. He established textual material of prayers, several trickster tales and the Crow version of the creation. I’B.S (.IT I I.TK \-\ IOI.KT BA VS BERKELEY. Cal. iU?) To make] j every hog c< unt for national defense in 1942, California growers now aepj irate new-born pigs from their mother a few hours after birtli and' i oring them up under ultra-violet ray imps. This prevents the sow from oiling over and destroying the y mug ] porker.',. .•■*. v •’* -i- •!* FIN CAST! .7, '•} •'*. -p -p -J. ’p ’p -p -p -S *P ■ I * -!• *P -p Mr, apd Mrs. Ray Shannon ii Kansas City, Mo.. Mrs. Richard Wcttchui wrack of Lafayette. M‘ss Dessie Petty, Eli Kinny. Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Routh and daughter Norma Lee, Mr and I M's. Manford McGaughey, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McGaughey an l family, Paul Cavaness and Jesse Cavaness were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fail Shannon and son Kenneth. Mis. Catherine Bridges spent Sunday wiih John Sutherlin and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams, Burns City, and Mr. and Mrs James McFening of Roachdale, weie din- | ner guests i t Mr. and Mrs John Williams. Mrs. Hazel Darnel! spent the week end at home. The Flncastle Telephone Co held their annual meeting at the community house Satui.lay afternoon. Mis. Alice Detro is spending several days with her son Forest De’ro and family. Mr. and Mrs. Oka Hymer and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Hvmer’s brother Mr. and Mrs. Curt vs

Qnigg.

Mrs. Belle Brothers visited h's sons at Greencastle a few days. Sam Russell is improving. Kenneth Shannon an I John Ivan Leaton left for Ft. Harrison Monday morning. v

CLINTON FALLS + Mrs. Fuka Staggs 4 •'5j v *!• *!• •!* **' *!• *P •!* *!• d* *t* ^ The Ladies Aid cf the Methov’ist Church met Thursday. Feb. 5, with Mr. and Mrs. Clan I Cmdian, w’tn thirty-eight present. Work was done on piecing a quilt, tacking a comfort and sewing lag rugs. Mn. Violet Shonkwder who has

been spending

on Earnest Shonkwder of Mor’on,

returned home Saturday.

Broadpnrk Friday afternoon. Mrs. Clara Hill and Mrs. Walter Horn called on Mrs. Addie Hodge Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Hodge who has been j in the county hospital foi medical treatment returned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hodge Sunday

iftemoon.

Emma Blue called on Ella Sallust

Tuesday.

Several attended the Clevie Parker j ale last Thursday. Mis. Peail Cooper visited Alpha I Walters Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Robinson and amily were Sunday guests of Mr. ind Mrs. Estel Hodge Mr. ami Mis. Gale Morris and ! daughter near Cloverdale were i guests of Ha’zel Parker and brother.

I Sunday.

! Miss Loretta White was a week i nd guest of her parents at Quincy, j Mrs. Manda Pruitt and Mrs. Clara j Hill were all day guests of Mrs. 1 Lillie Hill lust Wednesday

Agitating <i*e Draperies

(By Jim Zeis, Sports Editor)

WiMH

TowN'im* i<»:poim

Tli ■ Township Trustct s Annual Report lo AilvNnrv lio.inl of Warren ownsltlp, I’utiiatn t’ounty. Imiiana,

Uei’clpts, IHslnii .scno nts ami

nship R!*\enueH,

the \!Mt ending I )c!(*tnln r '■'> 1. 1 !• 11.

I Imi nts

iiuwiMK Hecclpts, I HalnnrcK of all 'I'o

'rank l\ Sch tlir, a<l\ 'cor.-f!* SI ins. same tnoml Sf’ohoe, sann

hrtl.

! l;\ \ t

». L. . ; Jernici

laylo. toachiiiK Lewis, sani*' Tinpef. same

few days with her J Vi'.n g','. 1 -, i v..„n K m.

I io\ Loona**<l. transfi. jUlenn Williams, same •eortco Schn f**v, sami-

-a , ., : iOlhcrt MeUoy. same

\fiss Chnstine Pelfrey visited Miss ■ Mymoiul ..i..

' .1 «’SSC

and Mrs. Clark Miller spent j Momcavilh u i»* s. t

Ihnali-t i’!!.. s

Geraldine Miller Sunday.

Mr.

Sunday with Mr. an 1 Mrs. Raymond ; Mille, ' I Mr anl Mrs. Eugene Staggs and little daughters Wanda Jean and Sue Della of Ben Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Staggs spent Sunday) with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Staggs. Af- j ternoon callers were Mrs. Louise Shonkwile.'. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brattain and little sons. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sutherland, Miss Imogene Garrett and Miss Mary Ellen Spencer visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Garrett Sun-

day.

Mr. and Mrs. James I^ove spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. C'.eo Keyt. Mr. and Mrs. Clau I Crodian and children called on Mr and Mrs. Fred Pelfrey Sunday night. Mrs. Lida Pierce is visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Ramey, at Indianapolis. also Mrs. Margaret Haas who is very ill. Mr and Mrs. Willard Sutherland visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Suth-j erland Sunday. Miss Leona Spencer and Mrs. Mary |

uul S'

M< K

»\ same mey, jan. scr. .. *r, tins, sal.iVcxp

It iVpWI-

SH v

\ 111* •! Truck 1‘kip. IN*. Ims inly \Villis Bcobtm, haul ooal .... 1 ’ s. Anderson. frelKht '•’rticst K. Mark« ». coal

S. \Va 111 rs, sch i i s Walters, m’ym rent

UlLThtsc'l. ins.

Run

!•:. s. (oh n

i <\ Ruinlf‘\, cl vaults Moclcj’ii Supply ('«»., sup. ci|p.

Elija Hapn« \. h o \\ Kish, i

hits Ka

stock

Thayer, mai.

uphr

«’In st * i II mnphrex, i t in ■ .-m.

>r\illc Collins, same

I lerbert l> Meek, stock < laiiu Frank Jarrell, tests Florence K Meek, stock claim ieorfte Sims, sann \looreHvilh’ l*uhli( Service, its. Kobt. K. Ilhn k. t rails. . . . (’hester 11 Uinphl'i v eh.iu. ((in. Claude Ktcheson, tfs F. S. Walters, same M ville (’ollins, el. e« m ItrahaTn Lab., jau sup paint I’hank Mitchell, lahoi \llen .\h ('ammaek, t* hinu

Uillh’ McClure, saim

Cmipi r ^ Slith« i lin. sup ( (|p i • BAC M< lv HtTIPy, hlh I »« lla Mi Kanie\ . n p ( I

idlek. stock elm Torr. repairs ....

l’ , loy4l < , oop»-r. stock elm. * u vlllc UolllnH, el. cem. »Ih’tm Hurst. same . . .

W « • I • w - iin.

Dutrmm Oraphle. atlx

t he lianm i s inn-

.Vludern Hupp < ’o mip * up Lee School Simp. c»i . sup

k iKcr a C«*. sann

James I* IIuk’Iu'S, h l;. si i

:,.oo ."i.OO :,.oo To:, oo SST 12 sTo.l I 11 s so 720 oo •P.I2.S0 1.171.20 :t 10.40 2 10.00 400.00 2S.47 •; is l.oi:: oo 24.00

::o.oo !m:.2»;

•; a t

20.00 217.V 27.oo 115.80 7oo ,

4 .2

7.20 ! 20.. , tr,

S24.70

I »:.00 S1.08

sjo.oo

20.0tl 0 2.24

Washington Wins From Tiger Cubs Washington's state champions stopped the Greencastle high school basketball team by a score of 37 t 24 Friday night down on the Hatchet's home floor. The margin of victory fer Marion Crawley's netters was 13 points and yesterday was Friday the 13th so what could you expect. Seriously though, the Cubs played i pretty good brand of basketball in com|>eting against one of the strong•st. if not the best hardwood court aggregation in Indiana. The half score was 19 to 11, and the tilt was interesting and hard fought from the initial toss-up to the final gun. Goodman came through with a total >f 11 points to lead the local ffensivc. Harmon, with his tip-ir field goals, was the main cog in Washington success. Tues lay the Tiger Cubs travel t Brazil and then conclude the season against the Columbus Bulldogs at i the Greencastle gym next Friday ‘■ight.

XT ROA< HDAI.K

Roachdale. 53. Cloverdale,

Lineup and summary:

Fina'.

37.

Half: Roach late,

18.

Cloverdale (37) Sackett, f Scobee, f Cradick. c Coonu. g

Bain, g

McKinley f Young, f Hofua, c Clearwater, c Nickerson, g Battey, g Boailidali (53) Eggers. f fbompson. f Higgles, c Morris, g Thomas, g Clones, c

■t'le. g

“B" game dale, 21.

Clover late,

f<; 3 1 0 2 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 F(i 2 2 0 4 2 6 1

FT 2 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 n 0 FT 1 0 4 6 3 5 0

Cloverdale, 22. Ronch-

\T HI SSKI.I.X II LI

Fina 1 : Russellville. 49: Bainbridge,

Half: Russellville, 23: Bainbridge,

Leu M

IMW i

Ellen Spencer called on Mrs. Gold! Bee Sunday. i rum.! Miss Rosemary Thomas visite.- ! ,V," -| Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Burk Satur-

day night.

-I* *8 4- -1- + +

BELLE UNION -t ;o> •> l" -!• 4- 4' 4* 4* "F 4* •e 4* 4 1

Total I iIsluirHeiiieiitH

Nuccipf ft

Trousurer, dlstrih Tih*oh., ilit | ,i \

l’ , »Mnk Jariell. c\ nu i\p\v

statu Tri-as. ilintrib. Staiu TreiiH. Hiuno ... if St a t »•. «’X. dint. . .

ft. on., .luue si t

Si.ii** Truas . tlllt. sup

i Vi. Tux I »lst, tut. lax . . . . • ’n TnsiH . ronu. Ini

Stull- Tr**uH.. (ilMti’lh i *n Treas . dlfttrlt*.

susHor. ilnn lax tlllt. sup.

I '.i.im 1 s.s:.

2 1.00

r.,oo

I 1 00

I !».00

201; 2:1 7‘i !•!

*::,o 21 l liii.ci

R' V Cox md daughters wen* Sun- 'hf virimi* fumis

i . ii 'J ownshlp ol Put na in < ’mi

day dinner Tinsts fit’ Mi. and Mis.

Carl Walters.

Mrs. Maudn Hnrn visited with Mrs. Mabb one day last week. Mrs. Ada Hurst was an all da>

Frank U. Schoenman THE JEWELER Watch, Clock and Jawafry Repairing Phone 422 E. Waal lagtan

Dry-Clennlng Prewalax Hnt-lllocklng

Family Waah < urtaina, Drayan, Hlankela, Shlrtn.

Home Laundry and Cleaner*

p r -old llolsleiii cou to fresli►ril 25th; I, 3-yr.-o|d Holstein freshen June 1st; I Jersey Ihorthorn cow, 7-.vrs.-old to »i April 7lh; I erse.v and Short-7-\rs.-old to Ireshen March II, 9 yr.-ohl Jersey and ShortTow; i. 9-yr.-old Guernsey to

old; 1 Jersey and Shorthorn, I year old; 1, l-yr.-old Shorthorn cow with 2 calves by side; 1 large lO-yr.-old ‘shorthorn cow to freshen March 22: 1, 8-yr.-nld Jersey and Shorthorn to freshen Aoril 6th (tons all Bangs tested). 1, lO-yr.-old Shorthorn cow pasture bred: 1. 9-yr.-nl(l Shorthorn cow pasture bred; I, 6-.vr.-old Shorthorn cow, pasture bred; I, 3,vr.-old

w to freshen March 28; 2, lid Jersey and Shorthorn cows Khen March 20; 1, 7-yr.-old cow to freshen April 28; l and Shorthorn, 8 months

A mil 7th; I Jersey & Short- Shorthorn cows, pasture bred: 1, 2-

yr.-old Shorthorn heifer, pasture bred; I yearling Xngos heifer; (! yearling Shorthorn heifers; 3 ,\oar'i ig Shorthorn St -ers; I purebred

Angus bull, 2 -yrs.-old.

to—HOGS—40

^^Bl’iirelired Dolor sows due to farrow Feh. ISth; I Spotted Poland nod farrow Feb. 18th; t Purebred Duroc gilt t" farrow 1 e!i. lOtli. I ! ni'coroc gilts bred Dee. 25th; I Purebred Duroc hoar, l-yr.-old; 30 Pure

uroc Shoals, wt. 50 to 75 Ihs.

1—HORSES—I

Black 5-yr.-old Mare, sound and good worker:'!, 2-yr.-old black ' i! 1 Saddle type Fillie, 2-yrs.-old. HOFSEHOLD FCRNITI KE ■ dining table, 6 chairs, bod and springs, dresser, rug-, rs: king c * p ®*l*ting heater, tables, incubators, folding hed and M r articles: I ! e lattVhntinnal ('tram separator in extra good condition; I l) la\al sep.iralor.

TERMS—(ASH.

JOHN AMES, Owner ’fl-TON HURST, Auctioneer. JOHN AKLK, (Jerk. | t oadies Aid of l^>na Church will serve dinner. In case of h:u| weather sale will be under cover.

PUBLIC SALE Having sold m> farm, I will sell at Public Auction at the Charles Bowman farm located one mile south and 1-2 mile east of Fillmore and i miles east of Greencastle, on Tuesday, February 17 At 11:00 O’clock Daylight Saving Time the following:

5—HORSES—5 Two smooth mouth in.ires, well mated and good work

team.

Three two year old colts, good size and good hone, CATTLE One Holstein Bull calf, d months old.

HOGS One sow and seven pigs. SHEEP Si\ Ewes due to lamb this month. FEED 56 to 66 hales Xlfalfa Hay. 31 I bales Timothy bay. 25 boles Oats Straw.

FARMING TOOLS

One I I in. two bottom trai tor plow, one No. 16 walking plow; one side plow; farm wagon; Decring Binder; one *1 in. walking plow; riding cultivator: wolking i nllivator; One 2 mu and one single row cultivators; di e borrow; uti it drill; donh! shovel; si\ II. P. Gallnwav Engine; John Deere ■ I- ’ H. P. Engine; tank heater; dipping took; I two hole corn shelter, corn (otter; two clovci htinchcrs; scythe civullr; whe it fan: one ‘-ei wheels with 3 In. tires- oil drum-; and cans; 240 egg in ihator; brooder stove and l over; 2 sets team hnrnevs, set huggv harness, collars, halters and etc. HOI SEHOLO PTRMTFRE—One Bn-e burner stove, conch, rocking chairs, di--ln chair . cream seporntor and other articles loo numerous to mention.

rF.BMS—CASH.

Charles E. Bowman A. O HI XTER, JOEL DOBBS, Allot*. ALEX BRYAN, Clork. Lunch hy Day Gleaners Class of M E. tliurch.

I'wp. Ash Mate l*is

ill I

ment si aid lo

128

102 •" 4 .HUM Jo. HO

Totnl UoctdntH . .

| Sfiit* nictii '•IiowIiik -tinoinit

ini rHuinenl s

Ip < ( lie

$ 1 u_ *i ■ I l ,

II moii • f Wii

nt y : I ils-

jialant

rcmaiMlnfi fl)»*l»*ln for th< \( ir • ndiuu I )• tcnliei :: 1. I '.i4 1. TONTIIfthlp I'llllll Ifalamc on hand Ri*cel|>ls tlmlriM year ...

Mvfrum and

dla Msh

I of bal. A urscmcn i s

rccfipift durhiR .\t*ar

II I I.IIlOtLS

nun

hand

I la In nee

Keccipfs during year ...... Total of bal. A reculpts ... I Msburscmunls durini; your

Final I la I a 11

bn lances

I'llithin I •mil

on hand

Receipts during y

(.reencatt'lc (24)

I'f

t|*

R. Hendricks, f

Grimes

C. Hendricks, f

Giddings

Scobee. c

| Hurst if

Douglas, g

Siddons

O'Hair, g

Westfall

ICnauer. f

Houck

G. Rowe g

Y.uk

V. Rowe, g

Bills

Bussell, illr (19)

| Goodman

Perry, f

| Conrad

Hovermale. f

| Totals

C'odfelter. c

.... 3

i Washington (37)

I'f

«P

Ades, g

Harmon

Welch, g

DeJemett

■0

Sellers, g

Raney

0 «

Brunei age, g

Riffev

"B game Russellville, 26; Bain-

Horrell

bridge. 23.

Grove .

Officials: Hookey (Brazil)

and

Donaldson

Lear (Greencastle).

Crane

Totals

AT LMIM \<

Final score: Eminent <

40;

Bdle

BOWLING SCHEDULE

Union, 25.

Half score: Eminence.

20.

Belle

Monday

Union, 16.

8 p m. Eitel’s vs

Midwest

Belle I’nion (25)

fg ft

I'f

Tuesdaj

Walker

) 1

No games.

. 2

) 1

Wednesdas

.Benasai

x p m.—Lone Stai

VS.

Kroger's

Harcourt

) 1

Thursday

Cooper

l 1

8 p. m. Cora Cola

vs.

Zinr

Wiet

1 2

Friday

Phillips

1 1

7 p. m. Zinc R vs University

Totals

l 7

BOWLING STANDING

Eminence (46) ill

fg f

t pf l 0

University

686

Beck

J 1

Coca Cola

627

Prentice

) 3

Kroger’s

588

Pruitt

2 1

Eitel’s

.549

Baugh

Lone Star

.549

Phillips

U 0

Hom« Laundry

.529

Totals

I 5

O. & I.

.490

Midwest

437

Zinc A

.386

FINAL SCORE:

Zinc B

.196

Fillmoje, 40; Quincy,

16.

Total of bal. I dshurscnicnt , -

v receipts . . during year

4 -ji r., U Ti . s :i

linal balaiK.’cs $ SlMO’Inl I iiimI Ralanct* on hand $ Receipts during' yeut

1.7s •i. 2 I

Total of bal. « )is!>’.irscmcn t w

reciipts during year

8.021.90 :..s i»:.t;i

i ’imi I ha Ian s $ 2,175. Totnlw of \ll I’’ ii ml *4 lalancr on haird $ 5.02!*.'.'I tuceiptH during yeur 10,(501.71

’ota I | *4 | |

I of bal, iirscim n t -

receipts during y

nnul

ilia 1 ha la n«’ ’S

. $d;.ii2 u;:. 12.017 21

$ J.»574 II

. $ ::.«;7i. 11

halanc'H

shown

this report J A'a rrnnt - checks out standing Jioc. J1, 104 1 (itemized page k of i hia report) $ I’otal bal. and outstanding

warn nt. Dec. Jl, U*41 $ 4,:528 ns

ash In depository I Ice. .‘11,

19 41 $ 4.228.OX I Fugciic Uooper, the trustee of AH rren Township. Uiiinatn Dounty. ndlana, do so|emnl> swear (or af ,Irm> that the preceding report of Receipts, Disbursements and llalanees Is (rile and eom-et, us 1 v« rily hdievi : and I further declare that the sums with which I am charged iu this report are all of the sums received by me. and that the various items of \ I «*ndlt tiros credited have been fully aid in tin sums stated, and without

ress or implied agreement that

ill

♦554.2 1

•xpress or ort Ion the

r«*of

sha or i *ela i

retained

*n>

liy

or tepaid to me or any other person

And I farther

re. and swear

ffirm l that I hav e received no inon- < y, nor arti< h*s of value, in eonsidera tidn of any contract made bv

Trust - - -

of any contract mad eo of thli Township. UUOKNR (*0O|»KR.

Warren Township

Subscribed and sworn ( to before me. the Chaim

v Isory Hoard of this

Trustee of

t Isory 'Ii da

or affirmed) man of the AdTownship. this

v of January . I!(42 I HANK U SrifAFER. Uhalrim

vv • i »• *■*

This

and approv of this Toi

this, the

of Advisory Hoard of W

Townsh ip.

tipon was received, aeci

(•(J by* the Adviso

nig. 194 2.

wtiMhip at its

Sixth day

pt cd.

yry Hoard

animal meetof Jammry.

FRANK U. SUHAFKR. (JKDR'ii: SIMS RAY MOM* SUoHKlv Advisory Hoard of Warren Toivusliip,

BAG NAZI GENERAL — When Britiih Imperial troops made sweeping drive westward across North Africa, thay captured German Major General Schmidt, seen with goggles at right. Maj. General de Villiers is talking with him, at laft.