The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 April 1942 — Page 4
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—■Edwaitl But'l Hoynolds, Greencastle Paul Bui-woll Ford, Cloveixlale -GaJe Herman Baugh, Coatesville Hughie Gntndille Costin. CrcE-n castle -CJhai'les Francis Lemmiok, Givencsistle Thomas Max Roberts. Greencastle Raymond Thomas Hadfoid, Roachdtile William Charlea Disbrow, Gresncastle Melvin Henry McFarland, Roachlale Wiimor F. Albn, Greencastle James Bertifind Anderson, Greencastle William Paul Taylor, Greoncaatle -George William Talbott, Cloverdate •Kenneth Ftaymond Wallace, Greencastle -Clifford Andrew Toit, GtE'cncastle Elmer William Young. Roachdale William Haltom, Cl overdale William Sacra, Reelsville Emil Ross Morphew, North Salem Lawrence Rhoten, Greencastle
GROSS TAX AT PKAK INDIANAPOUS, April 3—(UP) -Indiana's gross income tax has leaped ahead of the state gasoline tax as the largest source of state revenue with a record collection ol $34,043,863.20 from Hoosier workers in the past year. The figure represented an increase of $8,744,761.75 or almost a 25 per cent hike over the 1H40 collection, due ni part to 2288,661 more
pel eons paying the tax than in the previous year However, Gdbert K. Hewit, directi.i of the Gross Income Tax Division, warned that the tax collection b. om was over, chiefly because of rationing and priority progranES. "We can expect drastic reductions in state revenue as a result of lowering gre s income tax rates for reta iers, laundries and dry cleaners, and from the stoppage or reduction in sales o. automobiles and tires and household t; plianees ami equip-men-t," he stated. “And if Congress passes leg- lation now being considered Whicn fo. l ids a sta <? levying taxes on w.u contiacts, a total reduction of $14, 000,000 or $ la,000,000 in gross in come tax re.-nue is anticipated in 1942.” In immediate returns for the period from Jan 1 to March 31. Hewi expected a d:• ;> of between $2,000 000 and $2,500,000 in returns.
OK. RICHARDS IN RACE
AT LOCAL THEATRES + Reviews and Previews 4 f Von«asfle Ixx.': 'tit. f Iks: Here conns Henry Alrt'ich again tins time with a jal opy, an airplane and a brass band He's in “Henry Aldrich for Presi dent." opening tonight and Saturda at the Voneastle Theatre This third film in Paramount popui'it Aldri. h Family series in treduces a bran I new Henry, freckle Jimmy Lydon who makes as harum scarum an American boy as dit Jackie Cooper who had the top ro! in the first two Aldrich pictures. What a Lif. and "Life With Henry.”
Granada 1 .8 wit) "Dusty" King and "Alibi" Terhunc is starring in "Underground Rus' lers," playing at the Granada The atre Saturday nly. is quite a student of gold rush I- re and his library at home is crammed with books and papers recounting nc-t only, the taleE of ( lorado, tut of the Yokan, Mexico and Africa as well. "Crash” was particularly pleased when producer George W. VYeks selected "Underground Rustl. i s" for the trio's eleventh vehicle in their current Rangebuster series, for this story is laid in the historic ghost-town of Goto Butte, not too far distant from Ueadville w'here Little Johnny Blown and his wife were the principal players in one of the strangest dramas of the goldfields.
fContlourd from Onel 1939 and 1941 in which he served wdll show that he was especially interested in those measures pertaining to public health, education, conservation. agriculture, taxation and home rule.
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OF III: VI, BSSTATB
Tilt* uiiutisigiieu, as trustees under ,i tu • «l *• Xuciituti io tlit'in Jack Mornsoii and Kssif i t-al l Mori ison, io soil and convoy me real estate hereinafter described. Hereby give notice Unit as such trustees anu oy virtue of tlie |)m\n t r and authority given to us as such trustees in said deed, That we will of-
tor sale at pub 1 ig sale, on
•eiulseS,
onday
the toilovvi
puoiig
;ju o'clock, 1
lay
following described real estate situate in Hutnain County, Indiana, lo-
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I ’art of the southeast tiuarter of Section JO, Township 1 • I North. Kitnge -l west, bounded as follows: loginning on the south line thereof at a point 1 chain and 25 links west of the soutneust corner «>i said «iuarter section; thence north, JS chains and 52 links, to a stone 1 chain and 25 links west of the e.ist line of said uuirter section; tn< niv west, 27 chains and G4
| TONIGHT & SATURDAY ♦ VONCASTll HENRY'S NT TO 0E| THE FEMININE doin’ all right!
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IS chains and G5 links, to on me south line of said
section; thence east
st on
saul quarter 27 chains and
64 links, to the place of beginning. containing 70 acres, more or less. Said real estate is located One mile north and One mile Hast of the Town of Oloverdale, Indiana, on a Rock
Road.
Terms of sale. For cash. The rur- : lias<T to pay down on day of sale One third of the purchase price. Trustees ire to furnish the purchaser with an distract of title for said lands, aburaet to show an unincumbered feetitle. Save and except the tax-
v"The funnies* of all the Aldrich Family hits, with amazing young Jimmy Lydon as the new HENRY ALDRICHI
imple title. Save anu except
s for the year, 1942, payable in the -Mr, 194 2, wnicii said taxes the pur-
is to assume and pay.
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The purchaser will be given ten (10)
ays for an appro itle, for said lands.
jval of the abstract
And to pay I
lie balance of the purchase price on approval of said abstract of title. <>ti approval of said abstract the trustees s ill execute their deed to the pur- | chaser, Purchaser to have posse.* of said lands at the expiration of fifteen days from the day said
Introducing the ntw HENRY ALDRICH
Id full puv
ha s,, price isy pa id. This 2nd dify of April, 1942. Fred V. Thomas. John H. Alice, Trustees.
Alton Hurst,
Auctioneer. 3no i mi: of \imiMvrit \tion Notice is here by given that the undersigned has been appointed by the) Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam
Mitv, State of Indiana, Administru of the estate of
ty. d<M
iscd to be solvent
JIMMY wm
JUNE PREISSER ♦ WARY ANDE | ' iX1 CHARLES SMITH • MARTHA 01 : COLL AdUiul: Colnr ( arliMm “THU mint ( AMI n |». l Lh
An<l Broiidway Rr<*\ it\.
Saturday Midnight — SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY
deceased.
tor
late of Putnam Count Said estate is suppt
Central National Rank. Administrator
No. 8352.
Homer C. Morrison, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. Frank (r. Stoessel, Attorney. 3-3t.
•\OTICK
Notice is hereby given that Roy Newgent hits filed his petition in tlo* Putnam Circuit Court to have the time and place of his birth determined. Said i tition is set for hearing April
10. 194 2.
hated this 2 day of April, 1942. Homer C. Morrison. Clerk Putnam Circuit Court.
I >a niel lion in
Hanlon has filed the Putnam Circuit Court
of his hi
have the tlim determined, hearing April
hated thi> day of April. 1942 1 (oilier C Morrison. Clerk Putnam Circuit Court.
nd place of his birth Said petition is set for
194 2
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DRAFT
NUMBERS
i T- 265
10169
Robert Bence Ston-
( Cont InnimI
from
I•:tu» true I
er, Gieencastle
ncrly
Greencastle
1 T- 607
10170
-Bert Miller, Bain-
T- 201
10159
Olin
Leon Ader,
bridge
Fillm
ore
| T- 309
10171
Gilbert Gerald Cox,
T- 552
10160
Paul
Mapes Cunninff-
Fillmore
ham,
Roachdale
1 T-1043
10172
Virgil Edward Eiitel-
T-112G
10161
Fred
Griffin Cox.
jorge, Greencastle
Greer
nsastle
! I'-IOIO
10173
Galen Seton Irwin,
T-600
10162 i
Charlc
.- Pearl Gaid-
Roachdale
ne'*.
Rusaellville
T- 173
10174
Leonard Coojier,
T-1057
10163
F.-lal
Hay Scobee,
Putnamville
Putm
amville
1 T- 806
10175
Robei t Stanton
T-1071
10164
Jan;*-
s Arthur Bit-
Michael, Bain bridge
ties,
G reen castle
T- 790
10176
Ervin Katifman,
T- 177
10165
Lew,:
s Perry, Green-
T-358
10177
Virg r il Glenn Cox,
castlt
Greencastle
T- 228
10166
-Carl
F. Myers,
T- 546
10178
NaD-an Sillery,
Ori*ei
Greencastle
T- 398
10167
-Ohar
I* ' Ia*e Keck,
I T- 651
10179
Morris WIKieilm
Hoad
Fa Her, R(«.chdale
T- 30
10168
■Dono
- ui Dale Rod-
T- 20
10180
-Glenn Truman Price,
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