The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 January 1944 — Page 3
THE DAILY BAtfl^ GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 19.44.
EWwuk WHNTADS
-Lost-
LOST: Left hand fur leather glove. Return to Banner Office. l7-2p. -Real Estate-
-For Sale-
KOR SALE: 10 bushels of apples, U50 per bushel. McCullough OrFOR SALE: Full size reversible ather quilt, practically new. Reaslably priced Call 875-W. 18-2t. FOR SALE 2 milk cows, 3 Du roc >wa. A. •.'•fowlett farm. 18-2p.
x>d .electric four for 400 chicks. Farm, Indianapolis
east. 18-2ts.
FOR SALE: 134 acre farm in Floyd township, good five room house with good water and elect:icity. On black top road, immediate possession. Joe Garrett, Fillmore. 18-20-24-3p. FOR SALE: 5 room modern house, 5 acres at the edge of town, on cemetery road. George Finney Greencastle, R. 2. 17-3p.
SPORTS NEWS
BOWUNG
(By Jim Zeis)
BASKETBALL
FOR
partment
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FOR SALE: Seventy acres in South Warren Township. No buildings, thirty acres tillable, hog-provif fencing, running water. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 17-6t.
FOR RENT
FOR SALE: Berkshire male hog. toward Gough. Roachdale R. 1, hone Finclutle. 17-2p. FOR SALE: Baled hay. Little red lover and Alfalfa. W. T. O’Hair. 1-2 ills east Of Brick Chapel. 17-It.
FOR RENT: as a residence. 237-W.
My old filling station. Jesse Young. Phone 18-2t.
FOR SALE: Full set of Delta eletric woodworking tools, materials nd a lot a# suplies to \>e sold all toether. Tiro milk goats, gallon a ay atrain. F. H. Hurt, Bai ' ridge loute 1. 18-3t.
FOR SALE Six or eight Duroc ;ilts to farrow about March 1. Elizaleth Rariden, The Sky Ranch, two nllea nortHbast 17-3p FOR SALK: 100 head shoats, 40 to 00 Iba. Will sell any or all. Vern .ydlck and Son. Coatesvllle, R. 2. * 17-3 p.
FOR SALE: Two 2 year old heavy prlnger heifers, will be fresh in larch. W. G. Campbell, west of omerset Church. 17-2p. FOR SALE: 3 registered yearling ’©led Angus heifers, extra good. M. I. Decker, 603 south Locust street. ‘hone 46. 17-2t.
CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all friends and especially the neighbors for the kindness shown to Charles and Nora Pfeiffenberger during their illness and death. Sisters and Brother, Clara Schaechtee, Catherine Birmingham, John Pfeiffenberger. IN MEMORY •x In loving memory of my dear husband, A. Paul Williams, who passed away Jan. 18. 1939. He is gone but not forgotten, And as dawns another year, In my lonely hours of thinking, Thoughts of him are always near Although his chair is vacant, And the voice I loved is gone, The aching void of memory Still lingers sadly on. Wife
Reelsville Looms As "Dark Horse" Contender In Valley Tourney Here
FOR SALE: Baby tew. Phone 84b-K or itrbet.
buggy. Like call 311 Elm 15-2p
FOR SALE: 2 client condition, )hio street.
wheel good
trailer, extires. 309 14-3p.
kOTICK OK IDMlftilHTH Notice Is here by given that the undersigned Tins been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County. State of Indiana, Administrator of the estate of Joseph 10. Newgent late of Putnam County, de ceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Charles 10. Newgent, Administrator Omer <\ Akers, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. Gillen & li.von, Attorneys. 4-3t.
FOR SALE: One 1934 OldsmobHe n A-l condition. Five extra good Ires. W. F. Taylor* 307 Ohio street. 14-3p.
FOR SALE: Irchard.
■w—
Apples.
Buchheit 7-tf.
FOR SALE: 18 nice shoats. Rusell Foux. Phone 9F14. 18-lp.
Domestic rabbits. 431 let. 18-2p.
FOR ****U*- 10 tons baled red •lover hay, #25 per ton; 10 tons food baled timothy hay. $26 per ton Valter Oampb;ll, Greencastle. 18-lt.
•FOR SALE: Black tailored coat, ize 18. Good condition. Call 301-W lean Taylor. 18-2p.
FOR SALE: 56-W.
Electric iron.
Phone 18-lt.
FOR SALE Nice dressed hens this wsek. Phone orders early for Saturlay. Wilf not deliver. Mrs Howard Jean Phone 512-J. 18-2ts
WA vork •hild.
-Wanted
ms:
1 Girl for general hous-:-
care for pre-school age 598-M after 6 p. m.
18-2p
WANTED: Non-fiction Detective nagaztnes such as True and Daring. Ve will pay .10c per dozen for these f they have good clean covers. Furliture Exchange, West Side Square. D hone 17i Wo men to work in saw ber. Inquire at Tlngleor phone 113 after 5:00 18-2t
Male. Would like to [ reliable men we can train, and service Air Condi Refrigerating Equipment. Muat be mechanically inclined. No interference with present oc cupation.t. For information write at once giving name, address, age. Utilities Inst., 24 c o paper. 17-2p. ide to Allisons Plant 4, shift. 7:00 a. m —6:42 §04. Ip. Someone to do washing every two weeks. 3 in 1 Rural 2F3. 17-19-2p.
Reelsville — the ‘‘gymless'" and “coachless” Putnam county high school basketball team looms as a “dark horse" contender to reach the final game of the Wabash Valley tournament in the Greencastle gymnasium this weekend. The n*et squad, from down Washington township way. is scheduled to clash with Belle Union at 9 o’clock Thursday night We may be "sticking our neck out,” but judging from previous performances against the same outfit, we are giving Reelsville the nod in this tilt. As we recall it, Reelsville has won two decisions from the Jefferson township lads this season. Should Reelsville pull through this game, they will then meet Fillmore, which drew a bye, at 3 oclock Saturday afternoon. If Lady Luck smiles upon the former aggregation, Reelsville would go into the final contest most likely against the Roachdale Hawks. Needless to say, we are picking Rnuchdale to win the tourney and go to Terre Haute for the Valley finals, but strange things happen in Hoosier basketball! We have great admiration for the spirit of the Reelsville boys. Their ex-coach, Elmer Hammond, who by the way is a former Tiger Cub star, went to the Army some time ago. The boys fixed up a hoop in Rex Hammond’s barn where they practice when they cannot get the use of a gym. We are informed that what coaching they get. is done by John Hammond, a senior, and one of the stars of the team. It’s this kind of spirit that made Indiana the outstanding state in basketball years ago
Bowling
Tuesday 6:30- Eitel’s vs. Post Office 8:30—Midwest vs. O. K. Barbers Wednesday No games. Thursday 7:00—-University A vs Public Service Friday 7:00—Home Laundry vs. University B
Eitel’s 38 University 35 Zinc Mill 32
Bluejackets ... Midwest Coca Cola Home Laundry Public Service Lone Star O. K. Barkers University B Post Office
28 27 26 25 24 20 . 19 18 15
L 15 16 19 22 24 25 26 27 .31 32 33 33
Pet. .705 .6‘ : 6 ,G"7 .511 .529 .599 .490 .410 .392 .3 .'2 .SJ2 .312
sale <>r typewriters 12".,S4 i*siil Fr**<lrriek. transfers .. 1.47S.2A Robert t’rosby. saint 1,260.60 Victory and Withholding Tax l.22< 67
YOUTHFUL IMAItY—Looking 22 Instead of 52, Mary Plcklord, formerly known as America’s Sweetheart, weighs salvage fat In kitchen of her Hollywood home. She’ll receive six meat points for the three pounds of fat, equal to IVa pounds of dynamite.
NEW
ALBANY RANKS
10TH IN NET CIRCLES!
TIM STKK.'s |<KPORT
Township trustee's annual report to \<1\ isory Board of Monroe Township
* '■ ! Putnam I’nunty. Indiana, showing reNew Albany's twin triumphs over"',!"' disi,„rs. nt.-n,.- and balance, of ^ 1 .all township revenues tm* the year Greencastle an l Bloomington kept endim. !*. n')>. ,• i pm^ th*? Bulldogs in tenth place in the* n«M*ei|»tK
But to get back to the
noth’R or \i»ii^is'ru \tio\ Notice is here by given that the
^e7X7ot the 1 Circuit ffiT/VuV- in thp ****** round
nam County. State of Indiana. Admin- ” *■ ^
latrntor of the estat.. of Fannie Sigler,
deceased.
Said estate Is supposed to tie solvent. Abner Sigler. Administrator
No. 8496.
er C.
Circuit Court.
Omer
Akers, Clerk of the Putnam
irt.
Olden # I,yon, Attorneys. 4-3t.
other
of
the tournanifttt here, Bainbridge and Russellville are carded to opbn the affair at 7 p. m. Thursday. We
are picking Bainbridge.
At 8 p. m. Cloverdale tangles with Roachdale. The Hawks should take
this one.
NOTICE OF FIXAI.M METTLE WE AIT
or rsr %rr
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to th* Creditors, I loirs and Legatees of Emma Roberts, deceased to appear In the Putnam Circuit Court, held at. Greencastle. Indiana, on the 2nd day of February, 1!)44, and show cause, if any. why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and
said heirs are notified to then and _ . .
there make proof of heir ship, and re- tourney gam?g until Saturday ceive their distributive shares. afternoon when cither Bainbridge or
C. K. Lowl*’ , „ ., . .,
WITNESS, the Clerk of said Court, Russellville oppo^ the winner of the th No. 10 S44L Uy ° f JanUary ’ 1941 > Cloverdale-Roachdale fray, at 2 p. m.
Omer C. Akers, Clerk Putnam Cir-
Reelsville and Belle Uniurt will complete the first night’s program. Due to the fact that Jvffersonville plays Greencastle on the local floor Friday night, there will be no
place
state high school race and brought them two first place ballots. The Bulldogs came within an ace of losing their second game of the season however, against Greencastle. The Tiger Cubs, hitting 41 p* r cent of their shots, had New Albany do\.n 34 to 25, going into the last quart \ The final score vVas New Albany, 40, Greencastle, 38.
And.
tllit. 8U|U*t.
tux. voo. i du. 7,070..*.4
Pal.
band. Jan. I. 104 1 . . $ O/.MtJ. IO
L»f SI Hit’,
stat»* aid, exc
TOtldiu BuIh, coin,
intp. tax, surp.
other i«x IK.440 H liism inet' « ompanif*M. tlnmc to bltr. O.OO I log < \\ ikts. dbg t.i \ 226.0(1 Underwood Elliot Fisher Go.,
sch. doR
rev., la x,
Tot. R**cpts tint in. bnl.J . 134,777 17
l>lMhurMenienl«
Paul McKeihan, sal. it. X- exp. $02."».20 Gilbert K.lborn, teacbiiiK 740 Remit e Steward, tch and sup. 1,554 47 H. Allen Wood. teaciihiK . ... 0fi0.40 Marvin Pell, teach, and sup. . 7si 4»* Mfirris Cooper. teactiinK . ... t»2S.4*> Marie Mltciiell, same 1.260.f!» Georire Smith, same L*00.70 .Mrs Raymond Herod, same . 209.70 Gweitdnlyn Nelson, tea.-binu. •502.14 Klsle I». Cook. Haim* . ... . l.O.Hti 40 Myrtb* Pickett, same 921.11 MatRaret Modlln. same o:r. io Verna K. Carl, same 9:u tU. \, E. Weller, teach, and sup. 9»5»! 10 Lewis Lyons, teaching 599.511 Ellis Walker, same fitis K5 i. O. New 1 In. same 720.16 C. L. Simlcr. sam t * 07X.25 K. \V. Klebeson. t rs. sp lb. pts 1.0Hi 15 Harvey Nieliols. transp. . .. 7o.v oo Walter Huffman, sam« 17s 40 James Ousler. same 339.20 Jebn Lukei.hiil, transp.. rep. 892.13 Ibibert Nlehels, transp 4S0.00 Claude Ktchexon, Same .... 1 NO. 60 \\ K i LtvIs. j.m ser ial) tnw t «»tn 790.40 Frank Jones, Jan. Her ,v lab. 3p; 90 t*'rl Sndtli. same ... 571 99 Foster Farrow, lalmr •.pi 99 Htirbln O’Huir. liv* to« k dam. 1 t 1 00 Ja«*oh Kmttier. same . ... 1 m 00 John Millis. same 52 00 W R. Haiti, same 00.00 Raymond Phillips, same . .. 57.90 Kd Karbv. same ... 41 00 Rasll P,ultt. same lx.50 Fred limit mm. same 1 : 00 Liny Stultz. same MOO Laf.* .MeGitUKhey, same ... 112.00 Herbert Corder. same 5.00 Kail t'offman. wattle 317.00 O. Bruce Lane, same 20 00 K"> Lewio. same 27.00 Virgil J Adet*. same 20.00 Mrs Fred Meatman, same 5.40 Morton Smith, sam,- . 4.50 Jess,. V \*h I Si m, 14 50 L«m Ue\ Hurst, atne 50.00 Clarence W Berry, same ... 30.00 Susan A \der. same .... 12*oo Warren T CnywooU. ulvs. brd. 5.00 Howard Hostetler, same ... .00 Frank Frazier, same 5.00 Earl Seoli* • . repairs I X5 Kimble P"w< »s. labor la 29 Grceneastle II l\v Co. repairs XT Fred laikeid)lli, labor 9 00 John Pritchett, labor .. 19.80 Glenn Michael, repairs .. .. 9'» IH Clay Oliver. labor 0.50 Frank Cook, eb-an eenietery. la.00 <’ \ StHwell, repitir of maps 4X.09 Sam Hanna, repairs anti sup. 21*.73
Vb C. t'allahan Const met bm
Co., coal 194.56
Rrazil Block Coal A- Clay Co., con 1 High Point Oil Co., kerosene Ray Graham, hauling; coal Jesse Cowjfer. same Fred Hanks, haul. Ar shv. coal
cult Court.
Gillen & Lyon. A ttys.
11-2?.
LETTERS TEST \ M E %T U4 \ . Omer C. Akers. Clerk of the Circuit 1 Court of the County of Putnam, in the State of Indiana, do hereby certify < that l.etters Testamentary with the will annexed, of the estate of Sarah Elizabeth MeCatmnack late of Putnam, County, deceased, is granted to Fred) V. Thomas and the said Fred V. Thomas having qualified and given bond as such Executor, Is duly authorized to take upon himself the administration of such estate according to law. WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court, this 18th day of Jan.. 1944. Omer C. Akers, Clerk of Putnam Circuit Court. 18-3t.
At 3 p m. t Fillmore will meet either Reelsvilk* or Belle Union. The game to decide who will go from Irere to Terre Haute the following weekend will get underway at 8
o’clock Saturday night.
Interest appears to be high over the tourney a.nd all indications point to large crowds at each session.
NOTICE of Kl' VI METTLEVIENT OF' EST NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Creditors Heirs and Legatees of Mary M. Hall, deceased to a ripen r in th< Putnam Circuit Court, held at Oremcast b*. Indinmi. on the 10th day of Feb.. 1 044. and show cause, if any. whv the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs arc notified to then and there make proof of heir ship, and receive their distributive shares. The First National Bank of Cloverdale, Indiana, A dm. He Bonis Non WITNESS, the Clerk of slid Court tliis IStli day of Janu., 1944. Omer C. Akers, Clerk Putnam Circa ft Court. Hughes A- Hughes. Attys. 18-2t
WANTBD: Small or medium trunk. C411 210 at once. 17-lt. WANTED: A used electric hot plate in Mod condition. Phone 818-.!. 17-lt.
iscellaneous-
latcring, repairing, refinip coven at reasonable Art Furniture Shop, 9 in. Phone 299. 6-tf.
Public Sale Will Nell at PuMIr Auction at my farm known ae the Hhaltuek farm located on Morgan Cromtlng road, 4'i miles Mouth Brazil, on THURSDAY JANUARY 20 Starting at 10:30 A. M. 12 - HEAD CATTLE - 12
13 rows calves
all to freshen or with
51 head shoats.
. HEAD HOGS - 51 of hogs, sows, gilts,
FEED Baled soy bean, clover, timothy hay. Corn 1 Model D John Deere tractor with plows. Many other articles. Dean Ratcliff COL. CAP DOWNING, Auct.
TO EUROPE—Mary Martha Heck, one of five Navy nurses in U. S. to hold rank of lieutenant commander, who has been detached from duties as head nurse of Oreat Lakes, 111., Naval hospital to take over an “Important European command.’* Navy has not announced her destination.
NET SCHEDULE Wednesday Franklin at DePauw Thursday Wabash Valley Tourney Friday Jeffersonville at Greencastle Saturday Wabash Valley Tourney 0 + v •!' 4* •!• 4* 4- 4- 4- 4* 4* 4* 4* MORTON {oj 4* 4* 4* 4* 4- 4* 4* -I- •!• 4* 4- 4- 4* 4Mrs. Carl Fire .stone and child! n and Mrs. Laura Firestone have moved to the Morton Exchange to cere for the Board. Mrs. Virginia St: ik of Belmor r ' called on Mrs. Rose B ttis and Mrs. Little Stark on Thursday evening Irene Witchman spent Friday night with Betty Miller. Mr. Glen ClodfelUr of Lafayett' was here on Tuesday. Mrs. Alma Clodfelter spent Monday and Monday nicht with Mr. and Mrs. Durwnrd Abxander. Mr Alexander has been real sick the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Toni Roach have bet n on the sick list the past week. Mrs. Carrie Clodfelter has gon' to Lafayette for a few days. She is some better this week. Mrs. Ruth CNidfelter of near 1’dabridge spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Alexander. Mr. Oscar Conkwright is staying with Mr. Oral Maddox. ’Mr. Jake Martin spent Tuesday night with his mother, Mrs. Marguett Martin north of Belmore w ’o has been real sick for some time. Margintt and Elmore Miller of Indianapolis were h me over the week
end.
Mrs. Laura Frank and Miss Lou Frank called on Mr. and Mrs. Dur- I ward Alexander on Sunday after- j noon. Mr. Rex Call and family attended I the funeral of Mrs. Ethel Insor at | the Methodist Church at Clinton Falls on Friday morning. There was some fr m Morton attended the club at Mrs. Minnie Holland with Mrs. Goldie Spencer as assisting hostess.
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PUBLIC SALE Having sold my farm, I will Nell til puhlie auction on the farm located on Putnam-HendrlokK county line, I miles north of State Road 3(1 and 5 inileN southwest of North Salem, Indiana, on Friday, January 21 Beginning at 10:30 A. M the following: HORSK8: Team of 12-year old large Belgian horses, strawberry roans well matched, will recommend. CATTLE: One 5-year old Guernsey cow will freshen February 6th. One yearling heifer. HOGS: Sow and 8 pigs; 2 shoats. POULTRY: 130 Big English White Leghorn pullets starting to
lay; 30 hens.
I KED: 1100 bushels of hand-shucked com; 100 bushels of oats; 1 1 2 tons of loose clover hay. FARM TOOLS: Old Fordson tractor and John Deere plows; corn planter; mowing machine; Hay rake; disc harrow: wagon; harness; hog house; log chains nnd other small farm tools and junk. HOUSEHOLD ETC.: 1 room circulating heater; one small cook ■ t m ", 3-burner oil stove; tallies; chairs; sewing machine; Walnut < l esf ot drawers; Hack" rugs; I water separator; gallon churn; t; c ml bi-gauge .liot.gun and shells; chick haste rs ant fountains and many other small articles. Terms of Sale: Cash. RUSSELL COOPER \ U TOH CARPENTFR. And. EVERETT SMITH, Merit. Dinner by New Mayaville Aid.
696.38
12.88 147.N2 85.65 183.92
Unlit r I In ckstup, tun. »v r»*p. pin. s.00 f\ P. Roevrs, shmo 10.50 T. S. Bnutn. repair of clock . 1.60 M McClure, bacc ndclreSH 5.00 Oval nnd Kostcr. diplomas 29.40 William p Allyti, com address 20.00 Wilson Bros., flowers for com. 52.50 W. A. Wcnickc, repair of mow. 7.50 11 a rr\ Ragsdale, filliim fire ext. 2.50 L, W. Y.nch, phy. exam, of tch. 2.50 Frank Stocsxel. h*n tl survive 35.00 H . 90 Indiana Midland Telephone Co., telephone rent 17.00 Town of H.tinbridKc R Nr pwr. 163.71 Teacher I’ctirement 44*1.40 H. fv. Samis, hisuram-e 473.00 Alice ITiest. same . 11.90 Kiser tV ('it. supplies . 138.61 Braliam Laboratories, him* . 57.24 Sii>der I'aper and Paint Shop, supplies 3.78 R P Mullins, f I net lid sup . 1.80 l>. O. Tate, supprbs 63.16 Al-Jax f'bemieal Co., pt .Vflr fin, 153.65 »». 1. Yajd'leave, rep. »V sup. . 11.50 Lee Sebn«d Supply. suppli* s . 173.07 The l)ail\ Banner, print inn 56.40 Putnam Co Graphic, prt X- sup. 104.63 Delong Subscription AK« , n(‘.v. liiajrazine silbscrIpl ion s 25.41 1 <Rumley. eb anliiK v.ndt 42.00 Horace Link Co., pint on ref 200.00 Frank Jarrell, tsts. cup. for hllli. 30.66 Purdue University, tests .... 10.78 Bainbridge Lbr. Co. t»ldk. repair and janitor supplies -2.97 Kdm atiomil Music Burt au. music 3.90 I. ytms Musit Co., music ami sup. 64.35 'Uadys AwleMusic Shttppe, music 0.23 Rubank. Inc., music 2.72 Collector of Internal Revenue, vi.torx ami wit IduddiuK lax 514.87 Tax withheld. Victorv and Withholding tax 1,221.67 T«»tal IHsburseinenl - . .$28,430.19 Bv erroi- In eopvlnj^ Vt>vicher No. 133 4 00 To! a 1 Disbursements $28,434.19 Statement showing amount of all uionevs p ild to the various funds of Monroe Township, Putnam County, lisburxeineuis therefrom and balances remain inn - therein, for the year etidnpr IP t ernbi i 31, 1043.
Tounsltln
Bal. on band. Jan. I lot . ..$ 202 64 Receipts during' year 1,340.95 Tot of Bal. and Rerelpts . $ 1.543 59 Disbursements durlliR year . 1,310.58 Fin il Hnlftnei I 168.01
Dog I'liud
llal. on band. Jan. 1. 1015 $ 1 1 00 Receipts tluring year . 1,240.90
$ 1,251.90
1.23 4.90
! I
Why Not Try Bannei Want-Ad??
BASKETBALL DEPAUW UNIVERSITY vs. FRANKLIN
BOWMAN GYMNASIUM
Wednesday, January 19
7:30 P. M
ADMISSION: Adults S5<" Inriudlng tax—Children, ‘JOv Including tax.
CLOSING-OUT SALE Am I am moving to a smaller farm, I wil| sell all the following pir- oal property at public a net ton at the Gill farm on State Road IS, one mile north of Cloverdale, on Thursday, January 20 AT 11:00 A. M. 4 - HEAD HORSES - 4 One smooth mouth haymare; one 8 year old black mare. Real farm team. One span mules, rnming 2 years old in June. 35 - HEAD HOGS - 35 15 head feeding Shoats, weighing 160 lbs., double immune; 10 pigs 3.5 to 40 pounds. 31 - HEAD CATTLE - 31 One 4 yr. old black, white face cow. good flow now; one 4 yr. I ■ dark Roan, on full flow; one 4 yr. old Holstein, calf by side; one 8 yr. old Guernsey, fresh, extra good; one 3 yr. old Jersey; one 3 yr. dd Guernsey, good flow; one 4 yr. old Roan, extra good; one 3 yr. •Id Shorthorn, calf by side; one 5 yr.old Jersey and Guernsey, calf hy side; one .5 yr. nl<i Jersey an* Shorthorn, calf by side; one 6 yr. old Black Jersey, good flow; one 7 yr. idd Light Jersey, springer; one 4 yr. old Light Jersey, heavy springer; tv o Holstein heifers, heavy springers; three Black yearling heifers; seven Blark feeder culv A s; one yearling Bull; one 2 yr. old Holstein Bull; one Krhi ’Jo cow smooth mouth, good flow; one 8 yr. old Jersey, gmsl How; one 2 yr. old Roan heffer, re-bred; one 4yr. old Hereford row, full flow, calf hy side. This is a hunch of extra good Dairy rows. FARM TOOLS One No. 'fl King separator: one John Deere 14 Inch Sulky plow; one International corn planter, cheek row attachment; one 2 hot tom Case tractor plow; one 4 horse International manure spreader; one ’ bottom Little Genius tractor plow; 2 single row cultivators; one 2 row cultivator. Many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS — CASH. Not responsible for aeeidents. RALPH MORGAN
Tot. of Bill :iml Receipt* Disbursements during year
17.00
Final Balance Tuition ruml Bal. on band. Jiin. I. PM.; . * 3.116.33 Receipts dnrintt year 15,706.27
Tot. of Bal. anil RecripP Disbursement* during ye
$ I s.012 66 16,392.19
Final Bal'ru e $ 2,520.41 Xpcelnl s 'Ihm 1 I nnd Bal on band, Jan. 1. I'll .$ 3,573.52 Receipts during y»;■ r s.273.so
Tot. of Bill, and Reeel* tDisbursements during ye
’ 1 1.847.41 8.977.65
Final Balance $ 2,860.76 Victor* and \\ i f It bold I iir^ T» \ FiiimI Bal on hand. Jan. I. 1013 $ 000.00
Receipts tluriu’-r V’Tot of Bal ind R.
1.221.67 1.2 M .67
HURST and rARBFNTER, Aifetlotwy-rs. Dinner wilt he served.
IRA KNOLL, Clerk.
rushur-ement* (luring .ear r,14.s7 l-'lnnl IMI.inees .. $ 70(780 'refill iif Ml I iiihIs Rnl. on b ind Jan 1.1013 < 6.003.40 Receipts dwritp'i year ...... 27,873.68 Tot. <»f Bal. and Receipts $34,777.17 Dtsbursi’ments during .'ear . 2s.430.10 Final Balance $ 6,346.98 Tot. Bal. as Shown h> Ihia report $ 6.346.98 By error in copying Voucher No. 133 PI 06 should be ;itided P* tlii.s total disbu rsetnen I s Warrant cheek* outstanding: 12-31*43 < Itemized in Tru*tee’s Annual Report) . $ 842.21 Tot. R;il and outstanding Warr mi* 12 31 -43 $ 7,180.19 Hirer in copying voucher No. 133 $ 4.00 .Pash in Depository Dec. 31, 194# $ 7,166.11 I. Paul MeKecimn, the Trustee of .Monro- Township, Putnam County, flndliDTM. do soleiiinlv swear (or afffirm) tbof the preeffling: re’-ort of ReI' Hipts. Disbursi lUent* ;ind Biilances is true and correct, ns 1 verily believe; kind P further daolaaV that Hie Hums with which f am charged In this report are ;*.ll of the sums received by me. and the various Item* of expenditures credited have been fully paid In ;th*- sum stated, and without expressed or Implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or any other person. And T furflier declare, and swear (or affirm) that 1 have received no money, nor articles of value, in consideration of my contract made hy me as Trustee of this Township Paul McKeelmn. Trustee of Monroe Tovynshin Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to before me. the Chairman of the Ad- | visor.\' Board of this Township, this 14th day of January. 1944. Warren 'I', ('aywood. Chairman of Advisory Board of Monroe Township Tliis report was received, accepted land approved by the Advisory Board of this Township, at its Annual Meetin r:. thi* 4th dav of January, 1944 Warren T. Caywood. Chairman Howard Hostetler. Secy. Frank Frasier. Advisory Board Monroe Township
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