The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 August 1944 — Page 2
THE DAILY BApWER, ^BENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1944.
E?r.;?t Slices is now in Die Hawaiian Island^ and would like to hear Horn iiia friends. His address may he obtained from his mother. Mrs. Elsie Stites, 851 North Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hayes. Lincoln Avenue, have received word that their son. Pfc. Phillip Hayes. U. S. Matines, is now stationed on Uuam Phillip would like to hear from all his fi lends, and his address may he obtained from his parents. Pvt. Lenzie Buis arrived home Sunday for a 7 day furlough alter serving in the Hawaiian Islands.
BOY SCOITTS LOOK AHEAD LOGANSPORT, Ind. (U.P.)—The Boy Scouts of the Three Rivers coup. cil have hit upon a means to make their camp self-supporting. Mo* than 200 scouts recently plantei 100,000 Christmas trees, which, aftei three years, will provide a stead, source of income.
CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our neighbor md friends who assisted in any way during the fire at our farm Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ferrand Courtland Si nclair Mr. and Mrs. Gainet Leonard HOG MARKET Hogs 8.000; active; generally teady: 160-240 lbs $14.80; 241-400 bs |14.05; 140-160 lbs $14.00-$14.80 00-140 Ihs 25-514.00; sows masty $14.05. The Rev. McCord will be in charge >f the service at Mt. Meridian ’hurch on Sunday, August l.'lth at 8:00 p. m. FOR SALE: Round dining room able. Call 260-W. 9-ip. FOR SALE: Nice White Rock ries. Jesse Ford, 1 mile south of ’ounty Farm, 1st brick house on right. 9-3t.
THE DAILY BANNER
and
Herald Consolidated
“It Waves For AH"
S. R. Barlden, Publisher Barbara Bartlett’s Sintered In the psstofflce at Green- | Engagement Announced
castle, Indiana as second class mall matter under Act of March 8, 1878.
Subscription price, 12 cents per
week; $3.00 per year by mail in Putnam County; $3.60 to $5.00 per year
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If religion makes you narrow and sour and sad you had better change it at once. What you have is not religion. but a wholly different way of life: And my soul shall be joyful in the Lord, it shall rejoice in his salvation, Ps. 35:9.
NOTICE TO TAX PAPERS OF TAX LEVIES ,t .l. tiTrninhm th«* \ x r.»t* s for c rlain purposes by Jeffcr
“'ownship Advisory Board.
son Township. But».tin Bounty intfhinn Before tin* Township Advisory Ni.ii. . is |,t rcdi> Riven th« t:»xpn>< rs of Jefferson Township. Butn. Bounty. Indiiitui. that tin- proper le*ral officers of said municipality.
regular meeting jdnee, on
lowing budget:
Ton >Hiur
TOYVNSIIIB BBXI»
Sainry of Trustee % ()f fiee Kent Trustee's 'I'i a veili»g Kxpense Ol fiee Supplies, Brintlng and Advertising 1 Bay of Advisory Board Kmergency Koans Bait* of ('. inetel ies Assessing iiy Trustee Miseellam-ous Total Townsbip Fund . . . .$
TB1TION FBND:
Bay of Teaehera School Transfers Total Tuition Fund . . SI’KBIAL SBIKH)!, FBNIi
Bt pair t»f Buildings and care
of (irounds ?
Kcpalr of Fqulpment, except
Scliool Busses
TMb day of August. B.M4, will
a t their
consider the fol*
III IMB I < I. \SMI 14 \ I ION I School Furniture and Kquip-
720 00 meiB exeepi Bcfioul Busses 4>0 00 School Supplies, other than
l r.o.oo .'{00.00
75.00
1,200.00
25 00
325.00 1 00.00
$ 3.015.00 $ 1 4.300 ()0
}0 00
$14,330 00
Stlpplie
upplics
md Insur-
200.00
Janitors
I Janitor Su
Fuel for Sehools I I*oans, Interest
ail • i reachers' Meetings Janitor Service I Transportation of 4*hlldren ; Light and Bower Font Ingeiules I Miscellaneous 'I’Otal Special Sehotd Fuiul BOOK It HUFF FUND:
II. Ilireet Belief:
III Medical. Hospital Burial 112. other Blreet Hellef ... B3. Total Hireet Relief
11 •» t
noo.oo 200,00 800.00
000 00
. 100.00
800 (10
. 6.000 00
200.00 1 00 00 250.00
. $ 10,750.00
and
(Total B1 and I
i t mis to in: b \isi:n
: i
450.00 100.00
550.00
372.00
1.000.00
r.s ri m \ ri: in
fbnus rfqiuhki* for kx-
BI^NSFS ,
August 1. presetir year, to Township Heccinber ! I, of ensuing year Fund
1. Total Budget Kstimate for
Incoming Year $3,015.00
2. Neressary Ilxpenditures to be made from Appropriations Bnexpended July 31,
of present year * 400.00
5. Total Funds Required
(Add Lines I. 2, 3 and 4> . 3,415.00
FILM >S ON II AN I > AND TO BE KFBBIVFD FK4I.M SOB RC ICS miKK I HAN THE BROI'OSFD RAT I: ni’ TAX LEVY 6. Actual Balance. July 31, present year 7. Taxes to be Collected, present year (December Set t lenient) ... 8. Miscellaneous Revenue, other than from Tax Levy, I o be received from August 1 of present year to December 31. of ensuing year. (See schedule In Trustee’s
Office, i
(a) Special Taxes (See
Schedule,s)
<b) All Other Revenue
(Se< Schedules)
0. Total Funds (Add I dries
7. 8m and 8b) 1,072.00
10. Net Amount to be raised for expenses to December
31. of ensuing year 1,443.00 7,418.00
11. Operating Bali nee (Not in excess of Expense January I. t«* .lime 30. Less Miscellaneous Revenue for same
!*• rlocD 1.800 on 1,000 on
12. \mount to be raised by
Tax Levy 3.243 00 8.418 00
i*itiii'iim:n i,i:\ ii: s
Net Valuation of Taxable Property Number of 'Taxable Polls FUNDS Levy on
Polls
Townsbip
Special School $ 1 00
Tuition $1,00
Mr. anti Mrs. Paul Albin have gomto Dayton, Ohio, for a visit of several days. Mrs. Samantha Grimes, city, was admitted to the county hospital Wednesday. Mrs. Lucille Stanger of Elletsville returned to her home Wednesday fiom the county hospital. Mrs. Kathleen MuCloUd, Greencastle Route 2, returned to her home Wednesday from the county hospital.
Kathryn Marshall. Mr. and Mi Arnold McCarson. Mr. and Mrs Clifford Thomas and children, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Miller and children Jesse Miller, Sanford Burk. Walter Nelson. Mrs. Minnie Layman an . son, Mr. and Mrs. \\ ill McKeehan Clemet B, Knauer, Mr and Mi
Dean and Mrs. Edward R Bartlett I christopher Knauer, Mr. and Mrs
Society
We Do Help! . . .
When the Budget Won t Balance Call In and
Learn How We Can Assist.
INDIANA LOAN CO.
19'j E. WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 15
of DePauw University, Greencastle, w . llard Mmer children.
the engagement of their j
+ + 4- •! 4-0
Deibe-t ( » ANNIVERSARIES
•E. ’Williams. Mr. and Mrs Walt ... .,. ... *4. * * * * ® Barbara, tu Lieut. Robert j S(x5tKs and fatn ,^ Mr lml M i L ‘ ' Birthday soi . of Mr. I Alexander Hml children, Mrs. Ellen ; • Sharon Ann Phillips, daughter of Topeka, 1 A | exan( j eI nnc i colene Renfro. i Mr. and Mrs. Harold Phillips. 2 years The wedding will take place ^ + + | o] . t(ldav Auff 9
announce daughter,
A. Blair of Omaha, Neb and Mrs. Andrew Blair of
Kans.
early in the fall. Miss Bartett was graduated from Uertiuw University this spring and is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Lieut. Blair is a pilot In the Army Air Force, Air 'Transport Command. He received his training at the No. 3 British Flying School, Miami, Okla., and was graduated on June 17, having earned the wings of an R. A. F. pilot as well as a commission in, the U. S. Army Air'Force He is now stationed at Little Hock,
Ark.
• • * • New Mitysvllle Club Honors Past Presidents
old today, Aug.
Donna Jeanne Buis, daughter of T-Sgt. and Mrs. Dennis J. Buis of 1 720 Sixth St., N„ St. Petersburg,
Special
Tuition
Poo r
School Fund
Fund
Fund
$10,750.00
$14,330.00
$ 550.00
5,000.00 15,750.00
7,150.00 21,480.00
550.00
3,5*2.00
6,572.00
1,895.00
3,800.00
2.500.00
GOO.Od
1.000 0ft 8.332.00
1,000.00 8,500,00 17,572.00
2.495.00
.vnus.oft
moo.no 4.00V 00
Levy on Propcrt v
$ .30 $ »;s * 42 $1 40
p I . V V .f I . D 4 4niB\B \Ti\r. vi'ati:mi:\t 'r \\i> rtM.i.i.t tf.ii
\mi rti 111: 4 4»i.i.i:< 1 i:n
550.00 $ 1.142,620 128 Ainount tt» He Raised * 3.24 3.00 $ 8.418 00 $ 4.'IQS.04) $10,509.00
FUNDS
Col lee|. |
19 42
. $ 2,021.00 $ 8.125 00 .$ 5.401.00 $15,547.00
Collected
I’M 3
$ 2,450.00 $ 6,831.00 » 1,95m on $14,240.00
( 'Ollcet 0(1
194 I
$ 500.00 $ 4.767.00 % 1,879.00 $10,146 00
To«R,Col leeted
19 1
$1,000.00
Township
Spec in | School .....
$2,500 00
laxpnyerH appearing shall have a right n» be heard there..n \fi,.r the tM> let I• ■ v 11; 1 e been determined, and pre erited to the Couni' Auditor not l iter than two da> s prior to the second Monday in St ptemher, and tin b*vv fixed bv 1 be 1 "ujii v lax Adjustment Boanl. or on thtdr failure so tn do. by the Count v Aioiiii ten or more taxuayerH feeling IhomselveH aggrieved b\ such levies iiiay app.-.il to the State Board of Tax COminisHioners for further and fin-il Hvir "K 1 h. i i on l.v flllna n iM tition wlllt Hi,, ft.iinty \,,,||t,,i t,.,i lat..,- thiin 1 itiltfi land Hit* S itit* Hoard will fix a dan* for In-ariii!? in tliis Countv
inn HKitiiKiiT.
1. . 1 .... r ,1,1, Jtfferson Townsliip Trusteo. I'atrd August f,, ]0)4.
1 I'*
Mrs. Glen R. Fry has returned to her home after spending the past rive weeks with her son, L. L. Bram-
blett.
Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Killinger and, Mr and Mrs. Earl Sour wine are at Evansville attending the races at,
Dade Park
Pvt. John Eiteljorge, U. S. Army is home on a furlough visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles j
Eiteljorge.
Mrs, Edith Scott and sons Cecil and Leonard visited Mr. and Mrs, Everet at Scott at Remington over
the week end.
Mrs. William Hester and children are here from Drexel Hills, Pa., the guests of Mrs. Hester's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Allen, Jr Mrs. Margaret Greenburg has returned to her home at Lafayette after visiting with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr, south
Jackson street.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Meek of I near Putnamville had as their guests | Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Frost and children of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. George Shaughnessy and children and Eider and Mrs. F.
S. Fisher.
"School bus drivers, more than anyone else, will have to give their tires careful attention," local tire rationing men stated today. "They have no priority in the present truck tire crisis and stand in danger of being grounded. Even shoud the regulation be changed, it still would not, help them much, because numerous trucks engaged in essential hauling are being forced out of operation. It, therefore, behooves school bus drivers to have their tires recapped and to give them all other types c careful attention."
The New Maysville Community Club observed Past Presidents day Fiiday August 4th at the home of Mrs. Ervin Young near coatesville. The meeting was opened with songs the new song books recently purchased by the club. Mrs. Mary
Sanders read the collect.
Eleven of the past presidents responded to roll call with a short talk on events that happened during their time of service and since this club has been carrying on for twenty-two years it was quite interesting. After the business was attended to the club enjoyed two songs "The Sunny side of the Street" and "Something to Remortiber You By" sang by Miss Lucille Lovett in her
very lovely manner.
Mrs. Herschel Cline of Coatesville
gave a delightful and entertaining talk on "Friendship" which contained some very fine poems. The pro-
gram closed with a talk on "Kind
ness" by Mrs. Edgar Duckworth of
Roachdale, which was most delight-
ful, being given in her usual pleasant manner. It seemed the theme of the meeting was kindness and friendship ! which was very fitting as old and new members mingled and enjoyed; one of the most pleasant days the
club has had for some time. The hostess served lovely refresh-
ments to fifteen, niembers and the following guests, Mrs. Duckworth, Mrs. Cline, Miss Lovett, Mrs. Baxter, Mrs. Leonard Chatham, Mrs. J. B. Hooker, Mrs. Ralph Lovett, Mrs. Harold Miller and son, Mrs. Elza Tate and son, Mrs. Harold Sutherlin, Wilma Malayer, Marjorie
Section 3 To Meet Thursday
Section 3 of the lMl M ‘ 1 ' F) rida 2 vears old today, August 9.
church will meet with Mrs. Jol, , j f ^ Sutherlin Thursday afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. Jane Bryant and Mis.
Joseph Chapman are assistant host- n esses. Mrs. Mary And, ,son will have Avenue; today Aug. 9.
charge of the program and M: -
Hatcher. 34 years today.
August 9th.
Mrs. William Steele,
408 North
: .ng the clinic will be made up nf 0 ; ficers of the state Baptist ^ nth lowship organization. They win k 3ist the young people of the ,-h U rc n :n working out a program.
Edith Herbert the devotions.
•9 4- 4- 4-
Missionary Society To Meet Thursday
The Missionary Society of the Bap- FELLOWSHIP COACHING CLINIC
Miss Inez La Verne Shaw,
August 9th.*
tv ending
nd Mrs. Paul Hatcher, years tday, August 9th.
today.
list Church will meet Thui day afternoon at 2:30 with Mr-. Ed. Da!' ' The Guild Girls will have charge ,-f the program.
4* *9 4* 4-
S4X*t ion 4 To Meet ThurlWay Section 4 of the First Christian Church wil meet Thursday n-ght at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Edgar Stevenson on South College. Mrs. Isbel will be the principal peaker.
4* 4* 4* 4-
Fillmore Garden Chib To Meet Frlday The Fillmore Garden Club will meet Friday, Augu-t 11 with Mrs Everett Williams, 903 S. Indiana St., with an all day meeting ar-.d a pitchin dinner at the noon hour. All members please come.
TO COME TO MT. OLIVET A Baptist Youth Fellowship Coaching Clinic will be held at the Mt. Olivet Baptist-Church at Barn11 d on Saturday night and Sunday August 12 and 13. The team conduct-
ENJOYABLE MEETING The B. Y. P. U. fellowship 0 f Union Valley enjoyed the nieetin Sunday evening very much With , large attendance roll call was ar! swered with a book of the. nib’ Guests were Mrs. Mildred MeCammaCk and son of Cloverdal,. The leader. Miss Mingle Wheele conducted the meeting. The ton., was “Prayer in These Tim, — ^ other interesting readings 1 t^i^. from the group. Everyone is we|. come to the next meetim Sunday Aug. 20, at 7:30 o’clock.
CARD OF THANKS I want to thank my neighl rx and friends for the many nice , . , | s ant flowers and their kindnes to n, during my recent stay in th,- hc spital. Your thoughtfulness wa- ap; - Mrs. Ell ■
OUR SOW [with an OOtCPJ!)
THE FASH BON SHOP
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CLEARANCE SALE Slimmer Merrliandlttf* I II CRS.-I HI.-SAT.
Regular $2.98 Cotton DRESSES
Only 48
1
1 Lot Of
Summer Mdse. 3 Su,ts m jut 2 Skirts ■ .00
12 Dickeys 20 Purses
1
1 Lot Of Regular $3.98 And $4.98 DRESSES Sizwi 9 to 52
Go At This Low Price.
2-77
YOUR CHOICE Any Summer DRESS In The House Values To $14.98
Go At
4
.77
CLEARANCE SALE 2 Spring Coats 2 Spring Suits
Values $25.00 Go At
5-00
See Our Smart Selection of NEW PALI SKIRTSAt Popular Prices
Gowin, Joan Jones, Mildred and Gena^ ' rB -- Sunday after spending a nin
McMurtry. The September meeting will be with Mrs. Mattie Aligned with the new officers in charge. + 4* 4* + Miller Reunion Held Lust Sunday The Miller reunion was held at Robe Anh Park August 6 with a large attendance. The morning was spent in visiting. At the noon hour a long table was spread with all kinds of good food. The uinner and, crowd was the largest the Millers ever had. After noon there was music and singing which was enjoyod by all. The officers for next year are William Alspaugh, president; Dan Hall, secretary and treasurer. Thq reunion next year will be at the same time and at the same place. Christopher Knauer and Mrs. Ellen Alexander were the two oldest mem-' hers of the family present. They are 81 years old and in the best of
health.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. George Knauer and daughter, George E. Knauer. Sr., Osa Berry anti son, Glenn, George Knauer, Jr„ Mr. and Mrs. Everett Maddox, Mrs. Laura' Knauer, Mrs. Lorraine Blacketef Thompson. Mrs. Florence Williams' 1 and children, Mr. and Mrs. Amos i Quinton, Mrs. Nancy Shonkwiler, ! Miss Jane Shonkwiler, Mr. and Mrs. \ Clark Miller, Mrs. Della Hinkle and | children, Mrs. Olus Hinkle and chil-| ' dren, Mr. and Mrs. George Knauer and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrald Bryant and children, Miss Barbara. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hall. M,-. and Mrs. John M. Brattain, Mrs. Ada Dell Brattain, Leonard Reese, Mrs. Sara McDaniel and children, Mrs, Dale Hayes and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shonkwiler and children, Mrs. Anna Taylor and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Roberts and family Mrs. Richard Beams and children,' Mr. and Mrs. Steven Parrish amt family, Mrs. Lovica Varrel and children, Mrs. Florence Murphy and children, Lewis Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller and Children, : Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Layman. Mrs. Russell Warlnner. Mr. and Mrs. Jbe Knauer, Miss Evelyn Arnold, F. W. Tucker, Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bettis. Mrs. Millie Newgent, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Alexander and children, Mr. and Mrs Robert King and children, Mrs. Gall Johnson, Mr. and Mrs Wm, Alsbuugh, Jr., Vis*
Sgt. Cecil E. Goodman w:o been in England for Cornell no received a new address which be obtained from his mother.
has has may Mrs.
UM SALE
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Daisy Goodman, 212 Seuth College. Floyd Bee, well known Greencastle' boy, is now stationed in, New Guinea, it was learned hoiv today. Pvt. Hubert E Cooper, Jr. is now stationed in France. Herdis L. Miller, S Ijc (SK) re-' turned to his base at "Little' W eek’.'*
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day leave with his parents, Mi. an.!' Mrs. Cecil Miller of Floyd townshi; , Mrs. Albert Miller and son. Stow. - turned with her husband for an indefinite stay. His address is Hci-h-L. Miller, S 1 e (SK), 8646S67 A-3 Staff. A. T. B., Little Creek, Va.
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.... and congratulations on the fine program you have maintained during the past year The leadership you assume, in war times as well as in peace, assures Putnam County of trained agricultural and community leadership in the years, to come.
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