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THf DAHY BANNER, GREENCASTlE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 194<5.

riu nr port

» A S v I Tor y ' Bfiu r d "0'/“' W.i It h - o' P ’V I !l ' 1 1,1 Craver. re» on bin f rowns,.,,. I'mnam c'ouu.v. "

20.00 I

ppllos r orcl ri

show ini?

receipt*, dill- Hay U , || s . .same . . ' '

*?'“» * of al! Mlntei- .UcOuiie ' j,, revenues foi the y. „r „ n .Hassle,, s.,am

jt.ilhert Hassler. same ( Uaberi ^Aict'ulJciiigii, same • Taylor, same . . . . l.r.o ' ^ Robe*i ts, same . . 1.00 Ha t ha way, suna

J )re»*ml)er •»!, 1945. jili ruhlishiiiK c’i*. |h la tuniod $ Droller, tax .

Her, »I

ki Put. Co.. eOng-. ini

■ Slat. . tun. • i|.m (; 0! 9

[ontuI Ins. r’o.. ro-

T "ii fir* •

iammomi, dug tax (•ret surplus dog received from Co. in June 1942 and

I pled into Spl. Li r K i'oj ort

h*cl Oct. 4:] Dist. JM. Irit. receipted Spl. School f>ut. <’**. ad, draw I .M^Culloug h, 1 < fund

|ii mmolid, (l«»g tax . . 1 ,".oi)

&al Insurance Co.

Imi R. 11. S 11,700.00

[ti Mulual Ins. Co..

w 10.000.00

Kile-Murine Ins.

Isaiue 5,2**0.00 |i:.' '/ire-Maiinc Ins. isaiue . •. 4,050.00 Put t '<• . June draw 10,4113.57 If State, tuit. suprt. 6,019 38 If Sl ' 1 ' 11 " 1 '- 231 00 |j,.' ui Music Uureau ■ P S 9 86 Tuiiiniond, sale twp. T 386.20 JlU. Co. ad\. draw . 2,000.0u |u i (. I»«- dra w s. 174.70

. 84.08

2.000.0(1

10 20

42.01' H‘ ,,nw r l*hi|ip.s. same

J 'din Sliinn. same W. 11 f lusklns, sam*

15.42 Mooresvill*. l*uh. S,i 47.00 Ml,, t’*i' MeCitiirc. lahor Met/.gtr Dumher Co., roof- ! ing. paint and mat«*rial i Dee School Supply I’o . J ^ supplics, eiiuipment ... ^.50 ciydi- I lutt hc/m. lahor .. Ray Wells, same tilenn <» Hassler, same . . James Taylor, same . . . . Wayne Shinn, same ^ I ^ Hoskins, same . . . Hilbert Hassler,' .same ...

Huberts, same . . . . • ert Hathaway, ftatne

Ilhnier Phipps, labor . . . . Aud. Put. Co., sur dog fd. < barb s F Puff, nansf . Hay McCullough, transf.. J \ (ms Music Co., supplies

Col. hit. Hev. taxes

•hi. 7 5 iiK.25 5:1.25 60.75 37.50 ns. ^5 72.00 53.25 96 00 4 5.00 10.00

ltdCpwr 2.no

39.00

\N orld Hook ('o., stipidies Poland Ildw. ^ 'imp Co. fire extinguishers .... C. C. (’ook. lumlier Hayniond Hex Hammond, sal. off. rent and trav.

16.00 53. SI

77.50

\ irgil Uoher i

'I’ownship Fund No. 10. i cfd. 200.on

IliMlHirNc'im* n(M

Dslcr, advis., hrd-• $

r>.oo

Hlssler. advis. Ind.

5.00

raft, advis bed.

5.00

istle Hdw. Co., sup.

5. HO

1 Stoner, trus. bond.

1 50.00

V11 le Rub. Ser., inYpwr 2K.4ii

t Rev., taxes ....

660.HO

Inlsappie, sup. ....

4 2.47

|a>l<*. teaching ...

224.10

Cirecncasth. Oonsl. School, school transfers

Metzger Dumber < *».,

paint, roofing and mat. Hayniond Rex Hammond. sal. off. rent trav. . . The Daily Hanner, pit. adv. I’utnain C<». (Jraphie, same ’I’, c. Pond. Sheep killed Moclern Sehtxd Supplv. sui>.

“ ‘ killed

1 lurry Horn!, sheep Tressie Ismg, eh.

killed 30.00

IN ter IHdsapple, rt. play grd. 20.oo I A. Poe. water hill .... ♦ju.no liank Jarrell, teach. ... 284.30 Hussell Keeves, same ... 173.06 Hubert McCullough, same 150.SU I Huth Atkinson, same ... 165.44 j Helen Jarrell, same ] 19.82 { .Mar\is. Akers, same .... 123.71 Dorothy Miller, same ... 130.26 Dorothy H. Smith, same . 133.1s Alyrth laigan. same 145.86 Mai y D. ilo> d, same 141.in* Wilma Maslen. same .... 109.16 l."!a Hlssler. same 114.72 W i.vne Shinn, jan. ser. .. JlS.Ott Pert ha Fitzpatrick, same 35.00 J. M. Williams, same .... 30.ou Clifford Mathews, transp. 18s 90 Hlenn O. Hassler. t lansp. 149.6() Jewel I Trout, transp. 142.40 Juhn 'r Merritt, transp. . 147.00 Dannie Craft, transp. ... 147.00 Jesse Humley, eln. vault 15.00 Lewis Wells, lahor 17.00 da I Hutcheson, eln. cem. 20.00

j Keiim th Da\ is. jan. sup.

j and stoves 78.24 I D* * Seland Supply Co., sup. SS4.M 221 22 1 F- Coal Corp., coal .... 179.70 i The Daily Hanner, prt. adv. 66.42 387.36 Creeneastlc Hdw. Co..

paint and equipment •. 117.91 Metzger Lumber t’o., Ihr. paint and material .... 74.03

51 09 | Albert 10. Williams, leg. ser. 50.00 60.00 J 'Hnam Co (Iraphle, prt.adv. 34.SO I * Mrs. Hex Hammond, cler.help Si.00

j5 CO ! iLi.vnionil Hex Hammond.

J 66.85 280.26 J 12.66 75.00

s 2 "• 11

52.50 60.00

84.75

86.25

82.50

103 no 149.40 4 4.72 28.20

8.50

226.4 0

SPORTING NEWS (By Jim Zeis) BOWLING - BASKETBALL - FOOTBALL

77.50 51.09

Hallway Kxpress Agency, fi t. 2.61 C’l.vde Hutcheson, lahor 118.75 Homer Phipps, same .... 75.00 Hay Wells, same 39.75 Wayne rfhina, same .... 77.25 James Taylor, same .... 77.25

McCullough, same

Keeves, same Stigler, same

rt 'rii

Hassler. same

s H Smith, same .

14 8.60

1 Lucas, same ....

1..0.HO

Jarrell, same

1(4 i"

Akers, same . . .

1 32.70

Miller, same ...

132.7 )

[j«ogaii. x same

14S.60

j. 1 Joyci, same ....

124.40

.Masten, sf une . . .

136 HO

IsSlcr, same

! it 70

In rlley. jan. Ser. . .

0 S. 6 0

i Fitzpatrick, same

35.00

V i lliams. same ....

30.00

Mathews, transp.

149.00

[> Hassler, transp.

107.60

PI Hlssler, transp. lullenix for John

135.00

t'. transp

1 36.00

[craft, t Da nsp

1 40.00

168.90* i t . ti Taylor same | ‘ I ciarence Pollom, same J.. H. Fellows, stone Ac haul.

Holsapple, sup. ville Pub. Sef..

pose, transp.

Peter

Alooresville . ,,,,.

(’I.vde Hnti heson. labo Homer IMiipps, same . . . . Wayne Shinn, same . . . . Jam* s Taylor, same . . . . Lee School Supply Co.,

school equipment

V* rule Darkin, hauling . . C. c. Cook. mat. for bldg. William McKlroy, rent on paint spray K. S. C«)Wgill, plumbing; . Alton I lurst, auction . . . . Motor Freight Corp., fit. Curries 'Pin Shop, * smoke stacks and labor

11 AL- p w r 2.00 • . . 106.25 ... 81.00 ... a 1.00

^ expense, per diem .. . 139.00 , I. H. Fellows, rep. sell, buses 22.06 i Velma Chew. jan. sup. ... 5.02 Harold Wright, same ••• 7.04 ,1 eweli Trout, labor 10.50 .Harold Wright, wire AL- mat. 19.12 Flvin Williams, bald. <*oal 26.66 (i. F. ( , *»a! Corp.. coal ... 78.60 Statement showing amount of al’ moneys paid to the various funds of Washington Township, of Putnam County. disbursements therefrom and balances remaining therein, for the year ending Dec-

ember :)1, 194 5. TotviiMliip Fund

, PalaiwH' on Hand $1,922.12 •’ v, '* s l lUeeipts During Year •• 4,202.22 | Total of Hal. and Receipts 6,124.3 1 18 i.ijO I | Hsh’meiits During Year . 2.280.19 15.00 J-’inal P.alanees $1,922.1 2

21 :• 6 I

Hog I'n ml

10.00 ' Hal me** on Hand 391 15 i Receipt ^ During Year ... loam I Tot - Hal. and Receipts

I •» s Dish'meiits During

129.69 Terre Haute '1'ent »SL- Awn-

Ih Publishing Co., sbp I 50 ing Co., mat. bus. « *ip. Ii‘i Rex Hammond, r rtha Fii/.p.i i n- k. labor pfi rent AL- trav. .. 77.50 M* tzger Lumber Co., Ihr iille Pub. Ser., UAL pwr 28.'•9 A mat

(ssler, advis. hrd. .j.OO creeneastle

a. 00

73.7

. i

Final

Halanee

Year

Ha lances

Tuition Fit ml

$106.32 445.72 $552.04 11» 106.32

• ~* *, • i«*» i. i > i < i. . [Dewls, advis. hrd. (la ft, advis hrd Lumber Co., sup. ose, transp Pa vie. teaching . . . ]McCullough, same Reeves, same . . . Sligler, same . . . 11. Smith, same . LueVis, same . . |fin*ll. same Ak* rs, same .... Miller, same . . .

[Logan, sum*

Royd, same .... J Masten, same . . .

Hs-l.i, same

pin ley. jan. s* r. . . f b'ilzpatriek, shiiu* filliams. same .... Mat lie ws. transp. D. Hassler. transp. pd Kissbi. transp. Jillenix for John j |Craft, tixinsp •et surplus dog (received from Co.

June 1942 and 4«.i into Spl.

]■' K. report . . . ii-i o, t. 4:! 1 list I'd int. receipted |_pl Seliool

Hex Hammond, IT. re.pt vV tra\

|sler. advis. Iu*l.. • wIs, advis. hrd.

(nil. advis hrd.

* j«aiance on Hand $15.228 37 14 00 Receipts During Year .. 32.762.37 14 jM -'I'ot. of Hal. and Receipts 37.990.74 I Disb’ments During Year 17,534.00 2|j j>4 j J'lnal Halanees $15,228.37

•2J ^«h** r I'lumm. r. siirv. yniK 'ivia] „„ '^,11'$ !Mi.V2«

re-

Hdw. ('o

pairs X- supplies

, Morris Aker. eln. cem. .. ••oil in Lumber Co., Ihr. 77; .... paint X material 1.. 1..»o Taylor, labor D*8.om \v avrH . shinn. same !«u C,illicit Hassler, stune .... 'rsi ^ Cnew, same .... o! Hdbert Haihaway. same

He*i. HiKSler, advis. hrd..

Robert Dewls, advis. hi*il.

Cecil Craft, advis hrd. . .

i‘>4 J. M. Williams, labor ... I”** <n iL ymond [{«-x Hammond.

«al. off. rent X trav.

1.. - 1 1 W;ishington 'I'wp. (Jen. S* h.

Fund, load of coal ....

ilUCc

J He<‘elpts During Year

tor . I Tot. of Hal. and Receipts

*- ,0 Dishnumts Inning Year. .1,941 _ ’ f'iual HilaneeS $ 965.40

*|M‘<'i||l School IiiikI

.*4.00 Halanee on Hand $ 2.086.17 ' * H« (-eipts During ^'ear 15.377.(*8 00 Tnt of Hal. and Re, * ipts 1 7.463 s 6.90 Dish'meiits During Y,*ar. 13.291.51* •'38 tK in,| Halanees $ 2,086.17

>evi llhlg. Fluid (lh||i. 1

2 S? ‘ Halanee mi Hand ..$23,700.20 (j.OU Receipts During Year .. 31.386.20 1,0) 'Pot. of Hal. and Receipts 55.086.40 a * Dish'meiits During Year 7.686.09 Final Halanees . 23.700.20

2.907.00 3,872.20

Butler Squad Here Thursday Dftr-auw's Tiger baski-tbal’ squad will be hosts to the Bu: ler Bulldogs Thursday night, for the second cont.st between tlu two schools for the season. In December the Bulldogs, curren; leaders in th? Indiana Colleg' Conference, handed DePauw it. first conference defeat of th season In a 48-44 decision. The Tigers have rung up foui league victories and sufferc three defeats in the Indiana cir cult this season, chalking i’i| wins over Central Normal. Wa bash and two over Franklin an ’ kosing to Butler. Ball State, am Earlham. Until this season the Bulldog;had not met the Tigers for tw< consecutive years. In the last playing season, 1942-4:1, I)ePau\t took a 43-.'10 victory and suffere a 30-33 set-back from the Jnd ianapolis school. This seasot Butler has taken nine games ir twelve starts, loosing only t Illinois VVeslevan, Louisville arc Indiana. DePauw, conference title holder for the past two years, will attempt to get back into the flag chase by humbling Butler on the home court Thursday. The Tigers will center their attack around their lanky center, J," Boyd, who now holds 122 points to rank fifth in stale scoring.

I '-'-MO 132.70 132.70 160.20

Total off \ll FiiihIm

jnhinee on Haml $ 43,043.18

98.60

30.09 ’' , ' ;l Ni esc, wiring 28.00 TVeceipts During Y.-ar 87.1 74.19 14900 Hutehertnn, raw sell yd, 3.00 To’. <tl Hal. and Roepts. 130.217.37 10D60 Rt* ' ncastle ('on^olidated | Dish'm* nts During Year 41.131.01 Im5di) Sells., gym rent 38.00 Final I*, ilanees $ 43.043.18

Walker Fleet. Co., hellAL-sw. 16.44 Tot. Hal. as shown by

Lee School Supply Co.. I this i*p<it ..$43,043.18

fur. e<ipt. supplies .... 959.99 ‘Warrant Chocks out-

liverett Dogan, eln. eem. 10.oo standing Dec. 31. 1945 1.844.81

Klgt r A CO., supplies . . 112.23 T ,»i. Bui. and outstanding J. I. Holcomb Alfg. Co. Warrants, Dee. 31, supiHien- 80.03 1945 $44,887.99 2.50 Frank Towney well drilling 225.00 f’o^h in Depository Dw.

Moores ville J ub. Ser., ItALrpwr. s.42

Kzra Craft, insurance

136.00 140.00

31. 194 5 $43,043.18 -•»'Mj J l, I** x Hammond, tin* Trustee **f o U Washington Township. i'utnam 18.00 County, Indiana. d*» snleninlv 7.50 swear tor affirm) that the pr*92.50 ceding report of receipts, *lis15.00 hursenrenis. and balances is tru* 10.00 and correct, as I verily believe'

84.08 Marvlse Akers, teaching Wayne Shinn, lahor 77.50 Ctilberi Hassler, same ... 5.00 Dorothy H. Smith, teach.

5.00 11 erne it Harrison, shep kid.

F ..i. hutgg* .. 5.00 John L. Gray, blk. brds. . ill*.* I ’ub. Ser.. ItAL-pwr 31.4' Clareiieo White, tune.reii.pia. MAO ‘"d 1 iml her *leel a •• mi n* P • - 30.00 Terre II.ml,. Tent >V- Awn- r»n,s " Hli «hl, li I om . ImrK.-.l lit

r.O.iin IMK fo.. I>uh Bent* 9.00 this report are nil nf the Bums re.'0.00 Mhnn C). Ilu*»|ir. ins. 29'.29 l, > "le. nn,l 'but tin i.n-.-,0.90 U„v,| (lose, transp. ICi.OO Imi* item* nf expemllture* cret It40 20 V, t-ilis Mnllenix. labor . . 2.00 ‘d ,1:l 'e l"en lnll> i.inl *n tht 7IPalls,III lirolli. rs Ildw. . i|p. 2a f '>inis s al, d. and w Itlimt < xpri Hai ti, V, Wiring • 40.00 or lint’ll, d agreement that ant

(avis, pint. f**r land Dzemeut, same . . p'lnstei le. same . . Stock well, same Reeves, teaching [C«»rp., supplies ..

teaching . . .

Ia> h*.

I AJ<*Culloiigh, same | St igler, same ....

11. Smith, same

.Lucas, sAnu* .... (a ri el I, sa me .... Akers, same .... Miller, same .... [ I a »ga a, same .... Hoyd, same [AJ.istcn, same . . .

(s.-l'-r. same

Til t ley, jan. Sel*. .. [Fitzpatrick, same filliams, same .... Mathews, transp. I) Hassler. transp. B*| Hlssler. transp. Jullenix for John It t ra nsp. . . . . Jl'raft. transp Bos . transp lid Rex Hammond, bft rent AL- trav, fCh'-iiiical Co., sup.

221.10 J H. I la rtle.N , wiring . ... i<i.um ■" *; y .* , . , 179.19 I la r,dd WriKjtl, . I.-, t furmti 79 "9 l"' """ ' ,l 'i' 1 ! , .T;. '* '. r it! iin m i!. i- ■> <.. w..., i.i.n.. 19' I • ()0 by or repaid to m* *n t** «m> otiat

173.60 Mrs. George Wren, piano 148.60 w. Hanna, haul, piano 156.90 Lloyd Gose, glass and lab. 128.ST Dannie Craft, transp. ... 1 32 79 Frank Jarrell, teach. .. 132.70 Russell Reeves, teach. .. 156.99 Robert McCullough, teach.

Vi.40 Ruth Atkinson, teach.

136.90 Dorothy H. Smith, teach. 134.09 H.-len Jarrell, teach ....

08.60 Marvise Akers, teach. 35.00 Dorfithy Miller, teach. .. 30.99 Myrtle Logan, teach-

149.00 Alary L. Hoy»l, teach. . ... 107.69 Wilma Masten, teach. ...

135.00 Lola Risslef, teach. ... W ayne Shinn, jan. ser. . .

136 00 pertha Fitzpatrick, same 140.00 j .\| WillianiH. same*.... 129.60 (Mlfford Mathews, transp.

Glenn C). Hassler, transp. 77.50 Jewell Trout, transp. 162.30 John T. Merritt, transp.

I'ille iTlb. Ser.. lt\-pwi 15 49 Reeves W elding, repairs

R’nrr. e<|uipment (indicator Co., sup f I’nlverslty, sup. T Malan. coin. ad. n Ilia ins. haul, coal (t.vle. teaching . McCullough, same St igler. same ... Ii. Smith, same . Lucas, same . . . (arrell, same Akers, same .... Miller, same . 1 jngan. sline .... Hoyd, same .... [Masten. same .... llssbr. same tart ley, jan. sei . Fitzpatrick, same Williams, same .... Mathews, transp. D. Hassler. transp. bd Itissler, transp. I'lllenix for John [it. transp. Craft, transp pose, transp. Wright, supplies Rev., taxes* irpe Test (’oininlUee

|i**s

Ttuiuley. eln. vauii • Fid Rex Hammond,

rent X trav.

35.00 Raymond 16.98 Hjl | # off.

\* . 4 ,

4 4.85 1 47.00 3II 20 196.10 , 186.10 j 176. It) j 62.60 1 D 60 ' 6 4.10, 1 12 70 j 168.60 136.00 131.90 1 44.10 I IS.00 35.00 30.00 170.90 1 49.60 142.40 147.00

7.00

77.50 107.75 25.00

Rex Hammond,

* »*«... «... rent & trav. .. 15.55 Rert WTight, lab. on fur. 20.00 Walter Kirk. e ln. eem. . .

95.65 MooreSN ilit* Hub. Ser.. ItA-pwr. 4. *6 224.10 j H Lipplncott Co sup. 1'' 32 148.71 ijnosfer Supplies, supplies s, » s 156.69 Col. Int. Itev., taxes .. 331.80 120.69 Lloyd Gose. transp. 14 » 00 129.15 Fiank Jarrell, teach. •• 314.20 97.38 Russell Reeves, teach. 196.10 10513 Robert McCullough, teach. isij.lO 11 5.26 1 Ruth Atkinson, teu h. 176

129.151 Helen Jarrell, teach.

124.40| Dorothy H Smith, teach. 1»6.10 109.15 i M a rvise Akers, teach. ... 111.40 132.70 Dorothy Miller, teach. .. 142 70 98.60 Mvrlle Logan, teach lOs.OO 35.00 Mary L. Hoyd, teach. .... 136.09) 30.00 Wilma Masten, teach. ... 131.90 152.85 Duhi Rlssler, teach. 144.40 107.60 Wiiyne Shinn, Jan. ser. .. llv'io 135.00 Rertna Fitzpatrick, same 3.>.00

J. M. Williams, same .. . 3‘J u 9

136.00 Clifford Mathews, transp. 1*0.00 140.00 (jR.nn O. Hassler. transp. 149 60 129.60 j,.\v. l n Trout, transp. . . 1 42 49 037 Dannie (’raft, transp. J4..0O 732.70 John T. Merritt, transp. . 14* 00

Velma Chew, Jan. sup. 6

9.71 Arthur Plummer, survey. too

15.00 Raymond Rex Hammond.

sal. off. rent X trav.

77.50 Rurile Herbert, eln. eem

person And I fdrther declare and swear (or affirm» that I have i * ’. iv' *1 no money, nor articles of value in consideration of any oentraet mad** by me as Trustee*

of the Township.

K* x Hammond. Trustee *.l Washington Township

Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to before me. the (’haltman **f the Advisory Hoard of this Township, this 8th day «»f Jan-

uary, 1946.

George Risshr. Chairman of Advisory Hoard of Wash-

ington Township

This report was received and no e» pted and approved by th.* Ad viaorv Board of this Township al its annual meeting, this the 8th

day of .Tammrv. 1946

George Hlssler. Robert Lewis,

C.cil Craft. Advisory Hoard

Washington Township

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Charles W.Keyt to Robert W. Keyt, land ir. Madison Twp. $1. Hattie King to Justen Sperback, e'.rjx, land in Greencastl?

Twp. $1.

Clair T. Albin. ■etux to Ira J. Moore, etux, land irt Madison

Two. $1.

Charles S. McIntyre, etux. to Laral F. Gwaltne.y. etux, land in FVanklin Twp. $1. Glee Truesdal”, etux, to Alta M. Haltom, land In Cloverdalo

, Twp. $1.

I Daisy O. Dais to Howard W. i Dais, etux, land in Clinton Twp.

TOTALS

Bowling

■■p I fill tv I I.IV,

■III Aker, stock killed 149.40

(■tFsbr. advis. hrd.. 5.00 Frank Jarrell, tcieh. iy Lewis, advis. hrd. 5.00 Russell Reeves, teach. .. Crnft, advis Iml. .. ***09. Robert McCullough, teach. Joe. w iter bill 60.00 Ruth Atkinson, t' lclt. .. Kllle Pub s. i . ItAL-pwr 2.06 Helen Jarrell, teach,

iinna's Book Store, sup. 6.35 ‘

Dept, of Conser-

|ii 3 <*. c. bldgs. . . . 405.00 JAk«*r. eln. cem. .. 12.50

Jml Rex Hammond,

toff, rent & trav. . . 77.50 fcvllle Pub. Ser.. U&pwr 3.00

pohnson. cow killed

McGuire, lahor

lamuiond, same

Jones, same

70.00 45.00 19.50

Ford, same 22.50 (*|enn O. 1 Ii.. ..linn* 00 1 ^.11 M

77.50

i uciic 25.00 $1.

jliioresviVlL I’ub- .S"f. liLLpwr ,4.70 j Letha IPitCOCk to Alvin T.

i*iU0 Harbison. land in Russell Twp.

IKII.10

17*1.1 a j *1.

M"-6»| Alphonso Samtord etux. to mm", Henry H. Dixon, etux land in

IJ: A®'Franklin Twp.

nil.oo | Minnie Seward, etux, to h'L'ii 'Samuel Pearson, land in Green-

1 n ^ , castle Twp. $1.

Drmald L. Cox to Bennie

in Greenca/;tlc Twp.

Dorothy II. Smith, teach.

Marvise Akers, teach.

Dorothy Miller, teach. .. Mvrtle Logan, teach. . . . . Mary L. Boyd, teach. . . • -

Wilma Masten, teach. Lola Rissler, teach. Wayne Shinn. Jan. ser.

Bertha Fitzpatrick, same

j M. WillianiH. sum*

90.00 Clifford Mathews, transp.

Hassler, transp.

Long, hauling

(Hutcheson, labor £ell«. same Ilartley. labor I Roberts, same .... I McGuire, same . . • lo Hassler. same ■ammond, same . . . . ■ Tiiylor, same .... I A 1 > 'uh It Hathaway, same . ic* PoBom. same ft Hassler, same [Roberts, same .... | Phipps, same • • •*

■n Stoner, ins.

k Larkin, haul. bldg. ton*l Rex Hammond, I«*t» r.i.r t v- trav. H Hassler, labor .

■S0.00 JcwpII Trout, ii.uoi 150.00 j„hn T Merritt, trun*n. . 52.. -.0 imnnle Craft, transp ... 79.15 |,|,nil nose, transp. 82.50 ('owkIU. Itibor .8: .-.n*. S7.5« vi-rdl* Mullonlx, labor .. 82.50 Riiymond Hex Hammond, 51.501 H .,|. „ff. rent trav. .. '-0.0" |.;| V * n WiHinms, haul, coal t oo jaine* Taylor, labor ■ . . . Ill -I Ho»el IJavl*. pmt. on land

".0 oo Uo |d| e ozenient. same 45.13 Sylvia Klii»ter)e,

37.50 Mooresville

10,00 I.]oyd 1321*1 Denoy 500 00 & 77.. >0 t’ttrrle 23.25 h. K F

Kncycb

; Mil

|:tii ini^B

JJJJJJISlrd, land!

142.40 $1.

Wayne Bettis etux tr LuriU? 145.00 Hart, land in Clinton Twp. $1. 4 1S* Clara Btl

77.50 nous

Wetlnestlay al 7:00 Post Office vs. University Thursday—No Kami's. Friday at 7:00 Midwest vs. V. F. W.

Waveland Raps Bees, 38 to 21

Classified Ads

FOR SALE

FOR SALE: Home freezers, 12 and 18 cu. ft. Immediate delivery. See them at Miller’s. 7-tf.

The s;rapp> Russellville high school basketball .can took it on the chin, in a game at Waveland Tuesday night, the scoring being: 38 to 21. Waveland won the grame in the first half, the

score being 2.*) to 7.

jin a preliminary game, the

Russellville Junior Hi team won Falls

from Waveland by th-- score of

23 to 21.

Officials were LiFollette and

Morrison.

Lineup and summary: Russellville 21 It J’

FOR SALE: 52 head White face springer cows, 27 White face heifers, 27 steer calves, coming earlings. Tom Stanger, R. 2, Greencastle. Phone 524-J.

19-4t.

FOR SALE: 1938 Buick coupe,, good tires, excellent condition, clean, radio and heater. A. C. Norman, 3 miles west of Clinton

21-3p.

FOR SALE: Mixed baled hay third 4louse south Ml. Olive. Will deliver. R. Lunsford. 21-lp

^erry. f » <leii\ f Svernion, c ’°pe, g \t:Gaughey, g lompton, g Waveland 3; \rvin, ’/ rood ing, f •Ivans, c litchell, g lannah, g Starnes, g

FOR SALE: Ten tons of good clover hay; three tons of alfalfa. John Harhison, Russellville.

23-4,1

FOR SALE: At sale pavilion Friday: 15 nice stock ewes; om registered buck. 23-lp

WANTED

WANTED: A good 33 or 34 Ford Coach. See Russell Rogers, Commercial Place. 21-3p.

WANTED TO BUY: Butcher cattle. Call 302 or 174 between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. 21-3t.

WANTED: Sleeping room near college by ,\x>ung woman. Box B. G., Banner. 22-2p WANTED: Local firm needs bookkeeper. Permanent position. Good pay. Box 12, Banner.

22-3t.

FOR SALE OR TRADE: 13 room house, wiJJ trade for small

farm. Good well, out buildings. WANTED: House filled up. George Patter- elderly couple,

son, 113 west Elizabeth street, j A.

21-3p

WANTED: Men to work in timber, Rex Hathaway. Phon” 1F11. 21-23-25-31.

Housekeeper for No laundry. B( x

U-eo 1-12 >.

FOR SALE: Guernsey

team of young marcs; set of work harness. Also few milk cows for sale. Jack Shaff, Bainbridge R. 1. 21-22-23-31.

WANTED: Small house, close

bull; in. Box 66, Banner. 23-3p

REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE: The Chauncy R. Flinn home in Cloverdale, $1750.

FOR SALE: Man’s gray over- Terms ( . an bc arranged if (le „ coat. $10.00; oxford gray over- sired . e j. K errand.

1 coat, $5.00, sizes 36. Phone 538-J. j

V.F.W. Winners In Net Battle

The basketball squad representing the local Veterans c,< Foreign Wars post won an interesting battle from the Cloverdale American Lsgion team or the Greencaslp gym floor Tuesday night, 40 to 28. Coffman with 10 field goals and free toss led ihe Vets with a total of 21 points. Frazier came through with 4 hrickets for the

locals.

Neesc with 11 points and Haltorn with 10 wer? outstanding for the south Putnam Legion-

naires.

In a curtain raiser, the Sigma Nu fraternity quinete defeated the V. E. W. “B'’ squad, 38 to 21 Crawley with 4 field g”als was the bright light for the ev-scr-icement in this tilt. Friday night, the Vets will travel to Cloverdale for a return contest with the Legion P si aggregation thcr.v V. E. \V. (40) F«. FT. PE. Grimes 1 0 4 Goodman 1 0 1 Frazier 4 0 4 Wilde 1 0 3 Alspaugh 0 0 1 Crawley 10 2 Coffman 10 1 Campbell 0 3 1 Patterson 0 0 1 TOTALS 18 4 21 Cloverdale (28) E<;. FT. PF. Turner 0 2 3 Snyder 0 0 0 Haltom 3 4 0 Craddick 0 0 0 Bailey 1 0 2 Young 0 0 1 Hoffa 1 1 2 Neese 4 3 1

Junior High Wins Another

Monday night the Junior Hi team traveled to Russellville and won 23 to 17. It made the sixth victory in seven games for the local team. Thursday after school the Junior Hi team will l>lay Filmore Junior Hi here Starting time will be 4:00 and the admission is free. Monday, Jan. 28, Crawfords,’ille will bring a Junior Hi team ind a Freshman team here to ‘lay. The starting time for Juu or Hi will be 6:30 and the Freshman game 7:30. Admison will be 10c and 20c. Fritlay night Seymour will he icre to play the Greencastle ’’iger Cubs in a South Central Conference game. In a preliminary at 7:00 the Clnton Center varsity will play the Greencastle seconds. VALLEY FINALS Thursday, January 24 1 7:00 Robinson vs. Ixiogno:ee. 2 8:00 - Now Lebanon vs. toachdale. 3 9:30 Spencer vs. Shelburn. Friday, January 25 4 8:30 Tangier vs. Clinton. 5 9:45 Attica vs. St. Francisville. 6 11:00 Linton vs. Cory. (Afternoon) 7 1:15 — Gerstmeyer vs. Eletsville. 8 8:00 State High vs. Decker, 9 4:15—Winner game 1 vs Vinner game 2. 10 7:00 Winner game 3 vs. vinner game 4. 11 8:15—Winner game 5 vs vinner game 6. 12 9:39 Winner game 7 vs /inner game 8. Saturday, January 26 (Semi-finals) 18—2:00 — Winner game <) vs. vinner game 10. 14- 3:15 Winner game 11 /inner game 12. 15 8:0& Winner game 13 winner game 14. Officials C. N. Phillips, S. Gillespie, Allen Klinck, J. Brooks.

19-23-21).'

.11 FOR

Tues. - Wed. tf.

Fellows here s your chance to residence, 112 west Poplar, nine I

have a leather brief case for room brick, modern, with $2.98. Regularly $5.98. Montgom- w'ater heat. Phone 62. ery Ward. l9-4t

dish cloth a good quality mesh cloth now only 3c. Montgomery Ward. 19-6t

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE: Stock Tank Heaters Pump Jacks National Deep Freeze Home Lockers Coal Chute Doors 14 door all metal Hog Feeder Dunham Culti-Hoe Sealy Mattresses Round Oak Kitchen Ranges Monarch Coal-wood range Stanley Bit Braces 1 Inch Mesh Wire Turkey Flooring Oil and Coal Chick Brooders Soot Destroyer 98c Hot Air Registers Stone Jars and Crocks Gass-O-Nct (for brooder houses) 2 ft. Metal Hog Troughs Metal Vegetable Bins Tractor Funnels, $1.60 Road Flares, $1.10 C. H. and C. Hardware (Formerly Etcheson) Bainbridge, Ind 22-61.

JUST RECEIVED three automatic electric water pumps. Positively no more for a long time. K. E. Knoll, Phone 60.

23-25-28-3t.

Electrolux Sales and Service,

Mel Johnson, Elmira, Ind.

A & S Junk Yard will buy beei hides, 10c per lb. 8-tf

SOIL CONSERVATION The Putnam County Conse -vn* Lon District as in its process of organization in the 11 townships upon the records and approval of the State Soil Conserve ion Committee, D. J. Holmes, ci unty agricultural agent annoui ceil

today.

Township meetings which have been held in each of the townships will be completed, and tne committees will conduct the referendum on an absentee be dot method. There are 27 establ shed soil conservation district; in the state of Indiana at pres nt. Many of these were stai ted on a three or tour township basis, and as a result of their good work the other townships in the county are now partitioning to j nn the original district. As a result of the tine work that has been done in the other organized districts through tne state the same can be accomplished in a district of Putnam county. There are no extra charges made within districts or personal services made in an organized district. This sen ice 1 as been paid for the last 7 years and as a result of no organi sed districts the result from these payments have not been received

in the county.

Co-operation with the Soil Conservation Districts is on a voluntary basis and no rules or regulations that must be observed by any farmer in any district.

soil conservation

district can provide the ass.stance of farm planters and en-

) gineers to help plan, lay out and

carry through soil conservation j practices and improved drainage, on farms. They may provide certain unusual equipment such as draglines, bulldozers, terracirs, etc., either by loan or gift from federal agencies or co-op-erative purchase by the district. They may furnish to co-operat-1 ora certain planting stock such as trees for reforestation, or seed of unusual grasses and legumes. As there is no charge for the technical services rendered by the soil conservation district program and that the co-opera-

SALE: Raymond Riley • An weanizetl

hot

15-12p

Special Showing. Men’s work shoes. The better brands (’iinIiIoii

Magic. Army released army and t ion. of any farmer in the district marine sjjoes. Victory Shoe j i s voluntary. There are a great Store. Harry Moore. 17-23-25-3!. j many advantages to this proKoi^pla'sterhig'and Brick work 1 Kram tf> be had for ,he askin Ssee E. H Andrews. Putnamville, I There are thc voterB in each Ind., Box 38. 23-2p townBhi P takln S tho votin ff and

every land owner should feel it his duty to vote on this question.

CHICK BROODERS Undversal electric all metal, 300-500 chick sizes. Featuring heavy insulation, successful ventilation without fan, complete automatic control. This will probably be last shipment this year. Get your’s now. R, E. Knoll, Phone 60.

23-25-26-31.

FOR SALE: Scene good farm gates at sale pavilion Friday. [ 22-2p. '

LOST

FOR SALE: Two front quarters of beef. Richard Steward, 7 miles east on Stilesville Hoad. 22-2p.

I LOST: Bay mare, weighing) 1000 lbs., 1 colt, last seen near! Vivalia. Raymond Mosteller Brazil R. 3. 17-21-23-3p.

CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank my neighbors and friends and all those who nsssisted me in any way during tha illness and death of my wife, Mts. Stella Ory. Also for the beautiful floral offerings.

Marvin Ory. ch.

FOR SALE: Small table mode! radio. Om 24 inch boys bicycle in good condition, 5 corner kerosene stove. Dennis Sutherlin, 425 North College, 22-2n

FOR RENT

FOR RENT: suitable for a 673-W.

Sleeping room couple. Phone 23-lt

FOR SALE: 2 fresh milk cows. Otha Bab's, 2 miles south of Kincaatto. 22-2p.

FOR SALE: Fertilizer. Order early to be sure of delivery. We can make immediate delivery oa 3-12-12. Poor and Miller Co. 19-21-23-31.

vs.

Special Sale: 472 pairs Little (■cuts children and misses shoes and oxfords. Si/.es from 8 to HVt 12 to 8. (’lose out price, black or brown, priced from $1.50 to sS.00. Victory Shoe Store. Harry Moore. 17-21-23-25-4L

More than 9,300.000 fish were planted in Wyoming streams and lakes by the state game and fish dapartment during 1945.

Net Schedule

Wednesday Reelsville at Fillmore Thursday Butler at DePauw. Friday Seymour at Greencastle.

FOR SALE: White Spitz puppies. 8 weeks old, Lucille Farrow, 3 miles west of Morton on Road 36. 23-2p

FOR SALE: Chester White male hog. Clayton Cash, Airport Road. 23-lp

ATTENTION TIMBER BUYERS FOR CUTTING

KIM) Sugar Maple Beech Hickory Elm Basswood Oak Poplar

VOLUME* 3,893 14.116 1,458 646 306 1.463 342 1,1)80

166

23,604

Board Feet, Feet, Doyle Scale. jW'r trees, mostly Beech, not scaled. All to the highest south of Putnamville and information IARLES MONAHAN,

FOR SALE: Six kitchen rhairs, solid wood seats, for only $12.95 at the Furniture Exchange, West Side Square. Phone 170-J. 23-lp.

Or.?-fifth of the land in Nebraska, approximately 10,000,000 acres, Is organized into districts to control and eradicate

noxious weeds.

PALESTINE

FOR SALE: Nice young meat •!*

hog. Also bright baled wheat I - ■ - — straw. IPhoni? 519-R. Levi Hasty, I Mrs. Ott Hand was in Indshort distance west farm bureau, ianapolis last week helping to

23-lt. care for her little granddaugh-

ter who was 111.

FOR SALE: There will be a ^| rs Herman Hawk and nice young Guernsey cow and daughter called on Charles Mil-

calf at sale pavilion at Greencastle, Friday 25th.. 23-2t.

ler Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Clarence Beck is on the

infield, Indiana.

Phone 2722.

It! ( OKI) YIELD

The new Lincoln soybean, re-

| leased by cornbelt experiment stations for extensive planting in ! 1945, produe d the highest yield ever recorded in th official soybean yield contest of the Ind<ana Corn Growers Association, it was announced today by K. E. Beeson IFurdue University exten- | sion agronomist. Eugene Kwaltney, Delaware. Co., grew a bumper crop of 52 bushels per acre of this variety to lead all 1945 ; contestants thereby wining the highest medal award and the 19-

!45 Roy Caldwell trophy.

I The Lincoln was used by 38 of the 43 contestants who won gold medals with a production of 40 1 or more bushels per acre, thus justifyiny thc faith of experiment station workers in its superior yielding ability. It replaced the popular Richland, cxI tensively used in past contests. However, the Richland, grown by Floyd Anderson of Shelby county I produced a yield of 50 bushels per acre, thc highest recorded in

the'contest with this variety. Southern Indiana glowers us-

ed the Gibson and Chief varieties which are better adapted to the full growing season of that section than, the earlier Lincoln, but thc Lincoln was used by more than 100 contestants in tho 33 counties comp/ting for tho

State championship.

High yield honors were divided among farmers in eight counties, all of whom produced more than 47 bushels per acre. Closely pressing Mr. Gwaltney for top honors was Allan Ansoa Huntington, with a yield of 51 bushels. Lewis Withrow and his daughter. Barbara, Tippecanoe county, with a yield of 50.1 bushels: Paul Preiser of Cass county, 50.1 bushels; Floy Anderson of. Shelby county. 50 bushels; Robert Stanley, Union

FOR«ALE: 10 or 15 tons bal- sick list

ed Red Clover hay, $15.00 per ^ rs ' Clarence Beck and little ton at barn on Lockridge farm 8on 3 P° n ^ 1®*^ Friday with (

Walter S. Campbell, Green- Borth a Clark in Ronchdato. ; county. 49.2 bushels: Henry castle. Ind 23-25-21 Henry Osborn and family' Preiser. Cass county. 49 bushels: spent Sunday with Forest Wll- and George Gi:k. Benton, county, FOR SALE: 3 good size Dur- liamson near Bethel Church. 47.2 bushels. All used the Lincoln oc gilts. Inquire 855 N. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beck except Anderson, andd used row

St.

23-lp. wore In Valpariso, Ind. Monday, planting* except Stanley.

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