The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 January 1946 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTll, NDIANA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1946.
DINING IS A PLEASURE
When good food is served in attractive setting - - - You will enjoy dining in oui newly decorated dining room. CAFE ROYALE
ATTENTION! Water Users WATER SOFTENER SERVICE is coming to Greencastle and you will be able to have scientifically softened watei ai low cost. YOU DO NOT BUY ANYTHING. You simply pay a nominal monthly charge for the service which gives you all the soft water you need. Each installation is scientifically installed and engineered by the latest methods to suit the individual requirement. Fill oui the blank below for estimate of service charge and mail it. There is no obligation. Remember! Installations made in the order in which orders are received.
The Daily Banner and Herald Consolidated “It Wave** For AU” Entered in the postoffice at Creeneastle, Indiana as second class mail matter under Act of ^ Subscription rates, 15 cent* mail in Putnam County; $3 50 to $5.00 per year by mail outside Putnam County. S. R. Itariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street.
No onf can live without work and retain his self-respect, nor indeed avoid soul rottinp and putrefaction: Hut Jesus answered them, my father worketh hitherto and I work. John 5:17.
And Local News VI IK I E F $
Miss Rosemary Jones
A Recent Bride
Miss Rosemary Jones became the bride of Darrell M. Tyler Sunday afternoon, Jan. 20th. at the home of Rev. Raymond Skelton. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herchel Jones, Reelsville. Route 2. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs. Ray-
Hubert W. Kdl-v, S-c, 820 mond T - vll ' r ' Reelsvllle Route 1 south Indiana street', Greebcast- on, y attendants were Mr. le. has received his discharge and Mrs. Seibert McCullough of from the United States navy at Center Point. The bride and the Great. Lakes, 111., separation ,g ,oon > troth are graduates o' cen tor. I Reelsville High School. D-nsld O. Saekett. T7.f-e. . + •!• + * Clovrrdal?, has Iteen discharged . \Mlsnii To
from the navy at the Great Lakes, 111., separation center. Karl VV. Knobelm QM 2-c, 308 west Washington street and Edgar C. Wilson, Sl-e, 806 north College Avenue, have been discharged from the navy at th
society NEWS j EVERYDAY needs !
Aluminum SKILLETS
S1.95
Millard Vuugliun. same Mildn-d smile Thelma Hisslcr. same' 1 \ i-riia I lolmes. same ,l essl Herbert, same I I, isa at 11, arias, s ime .''ai> l.oKaa. same . i>nro!h\ Maiphy. same Jessie I'avis. saaie I . ana Whitaker, same Mary McKamey. same
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214.50 m.n* I5i.no ISO. :•» Km. SO 15 2.70 1 28.50 1 20.20 1:12.70 uo.no 136.90
i5o.no 120.00
PHOTOSTATS
DISCHARGE PAPERS Original Sire & Miniature*
1 Hour Service
Mr. and Mr*. R. Von Stelnens’l Studio—Over Murphys 5 & 101
Everett Tharp of Fimore was admitted bo the hospital Friday. | Miss Joyce Arthalene Lyon. I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Lyon, south Indiana Street Road has entered the St. Vincent 1 i Hospital at Indianapolis for ob- j | servation. She is in room 411 and j would like to hear from her.
| frlen<ta - I IN MEMORY Mr. and Mrs. Homer Morrison j j n sneroi memory of our dear have received a telegram from son and husband, Pfc. Kenneth their son, Roger, that he arrived W. Dickson, who made the in San Francisco Friday and supreme sacrifice for his counwould receive his discharge try one year ago today. January
Be Married. Tonight ^ Miss Edith Wilton, of Roachdale, will became the bri: e of | Charles D. Royal, son of Mrs. I Belle Royal of Lafayette, R. R. 5, tonight at 8:15 o’clock at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr.
Groat Lakes, 111., separation cen- .and Mrs. Frank Wilson. te r | The bride is a graduate o?
__! Roachdale high school and has 'j been employed by the Indiana Gas and Water Company of La- j
fayette.
CHINAWARE SETS 7.95 up Also Open Stock Items
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.lot* Whit.ikcr. janitor jiw.tt Nickerson, traonp. Karl llaltom. tr.msp KItner Sntlicrihi. tranxp Arthur Jones, transp. Karnie Qiurry. transp. .. .1 VV. (’romwell, transp. . . A Kr. Lewis, trus. sal.iVcexp, WorM Book Ko.. seh sup. 1 ureau •»! Tests, tests . . . IMi-iliie Knlverslty. tests. Truman AleOammnck. teh. I ienii\ s Store, suti
jlloosier Supn. (’«».. rtl. ,V sup. N2.7I
j * *h)\'» rila le 'I'elephone Ko.
j Public Serviee Co . 11.AL*uas
J Clovertl ile W’ater Co., wut. | r'lvjn MeKarnoy. coal . . . Loren Wilson, teaching; . . Millard Vaughan, same .. 'rritniin Met’a mmaek. tell. .vnidretl Past in, same ... Th. Ima Pissler, same . . .
Verna ll«dmes, same : .lessi . Ileihert, same
AXES
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WATER SOFTENER SERVICE P. O. BOX 8»5 (.RLKN ( AS I LK, INDIANA. Withmil any obligation on my pari please furnish me with a free estimate of the cod of Water Softener Serviee.
there. Following that he will return to Greencastle. He ha:, i just received a promotion and is * now lieutenant (jg». Ho has been on ocean duty since a year ago last October and has been in the service for almost four 1
years.
Hadley B. Cammack of Savannah, Gh„ came today to spend
the week-end
Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Cammack Mr. Cammark recently became
27, 1945.
In saddness r.nd great Mneliness, we carry on, as we know
Us do, as- | Perry
calendar
.Monday
Priscilla Club ‘2:30 P M. j
Mrs. A. A. Brothers
Home and Child Study Club — 8:00 P. M. Mrs. Walter Ballard j Mothers Study Club 8:00 P-
M Mrs. Claude Webb.
Tuesday
Progress History Club Mrs. , W. C. Middleton, 508 S. Indiana Wednesday Greencastle Morning Musicale ■—1:00 A. M. Mrs. Arthur i
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FLASHLIGHT
Special
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COMPLETE
Also Hid shots A-B Radio Bait.
Kenneth would have
sured in our faith that all is well and that God in his great goodness knew best. Our hope, our peace is in Him and we find comfort and solace in this beautli ful thought. Not for a single day,
with his parents, | can j ( ]j s ,yrm my way. But this" I
surely know, who gives .he day.
MEAT STRIKE
1 (f'mitlnupil from f *ne>
the seized plants.
I Armstrong was deep in con[ferenees with his assistants and I packers’ representatives concerning details of the terms and con-
METAL CURTAIN RODS 10c
will show the way, so I sincerely’ . ^ ditions of the seiznre.
the hea'.l of the Rapid Transit g,-, j
with a !newsreels, Armstrong said: ‘‘Our
VET’S BABY GETS A START COLUMBIA, Tenn. (UP) Two-year-old Ronnie Nall al- | ready has $240 in the bank for | his schooling. The money was (er.t to little Ronnie with a letter from me mbers of the 927th Field Artillery Battalion telling of the bravery of his father. Cpl. Will Nall, who gave his life in action in Germany. Whole milk is 87 per cent water, according to the En- < y > pedia Briiannlca. Eggs are 74 per water; fish, 82.6 per cent; watermelon,- 92 4; peaches, 89 per cent. Even porterhouse steak Is fc’O per cent water. The month of January was named for the two-faced Roman god Janus because of a theory that he could I-ok backward into
the past year and forward into ;he coining year. ELDERLY SOLOS (ContIniitMl from PHjjir On*) into the 70’s and that is the age of declining powers for most men.” Hart will be 69 this sum-
mer.
Some of his senior colleagues disagreed. There has been no hint from any of them, Including the quartet of 70-year-ol Is whose terms expire this year, that they did not feel equal to at least six more Senate years.
Co., in Savannah. About the .ime i he left Houston, Texas., where he | had b:'en stationed several years. Mr. Cammack was honored by the # Hoy Scouts of th - city, receiving the Silver Beaver Award Mrs. Cammack act pted tiy honor in her husband’s absence ns he had just left the city l r accept his new work. |tt is thhighest Scout honor for citizen: working in the Scout movement
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DEMOS \KOrSKD (('ontlniiiMl frum I‘tut;* One) Most of the Democrats expect their present filibuster to end m j success next week. They believed supporters of a i measure to establish a perman-1 cut fair employment practices commission would withdraw the I measure when other legislation i is ready for consideration.
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COLD PREPARATIONS . i<jniil. Tnlileta, Snlve, \iiiie l)ro|i«, •**..•» i ««• Mniv i,« k4ir««-..-u
HONOR GRANGE OFFIUER MEDFORD, Okla., (UP) Homer H. Holden, who served continuously as secretary of the Cherryvale community Grange chapter since its organization 25
years ago, was honored Recently A new type ..f street lighting at a dinner given for him by the fixture has been developed. It chapter members. projects the beam downward Holden is believed to have gets three times the illumination served longer than any other on the street, where it belongs Grange official in Oklahoma, and brings reli f to people wh< High tribute was paid him at the have to g.o to bed with a street dinner. light shining in their eyes.
We look toward the morrow
With cur hopes and
prayer. ijob out here is to get the pack- 1 Somewhere is the end of sor-iing industry back into producrow, jtion. We need meal for th? armSomewhere a home more fair ed forces and for all our people. Konneth, we know God is with ,lf we have the cooperation of | you : labor and management we can With Him, we know you must* have meat in the markets in a be [matter of day*.” jtn his great love forever true j Before the CIO action Secr 1 - From this wordly life, forever tary of Agriculture AndM-son in free telegrams to CTark and Earl W. 1 God in his wisdom called you Jimerson, president of the A. F. a wav L. Union, asked them to direct It is not for us to ask why their members to return to work Bin. we can truely, prayerfulh tor Uncle Sam. The secretary say called attention to fines or im-
prisonment which could be invoked under the war labor dis puteg act against anyone participating by strike or other operation of government-possessed
facilities.
In a statement prepared for HEAVY TRACTOR WRENCH
$2.25 STARRETT Micrometer $11.75
We’ll understand it all by and
by.
Mrs. Madonna Dickson
Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Dickscn Mr. and Mrs. William Floyd
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I'lfiisam Hetivlns, same •• • Miry Lof^tin, suitie » I)i*rt>tliy Murphy, same . . Jussie Davis, sa mo lamia Whitaker, same . . Mary M< Kamcy, saint* . . Jut Whitaker, Janitor . . Ji \\ t*11 Nickerson, transp. Arthur Junes, irnnsp. Kamie Querry, transp. .. Harl II ilfom. transp ’ .1 W. ('TomWell, transp. . . i .1 in or Sutherlin, transp. . A. <J Lewis, trus. sal &exp. cioverdah* Water Ko.. wat. Lovilt* Iluuter, coal Public Service ('o., el.iSr^as Jess KhnOre, coal Loyd.' Hunter, coal Loren Wilson, tea<'1iln«: . . Millard Vaughan, same .. 'Truman McKammaek. tch. 'I helma Hisslcr, same . . . Verna Holmes, same ,l* s-si,. I L rltf i t, same .... Pleasant Heavlns. same ..
.Mar> Ltt^an, same 128.50 Mary
Dorothy Murphy, same .. Jessie Davis, same I Leona Whitaker, same . . J Mary McKamey. same .. I Jewett Nickerson, transp. i Arthur Jones, transp. j Karnie Querry. transp. .. j Karl llaltom, transp » .7. W rromwell, transp. . . Klmer Sutherlin, transp. . Mlldr (I n.istfn. teaching. A. (J, Li-wis, trus. sal.^-exp. Joe Whitaker, janitor Kloverdale Water Co., wat.
I uitlic Survlce Co., »*1. A- «:as •n.07
Col. of hit. Rev. whd. tax Knderwood lOlliott Fisher Co., typw. repair . . . Ruben Stwalley. stamps . Loyd Hunter, coal Louis Dirks, com. address Lor« n Wilson, teaching . Millard N'auKhan. same .. 1 TnniMi) McCammack. tch. j Mildred P. istin. same .... i 'rheima Rissler, same . . . 1 Verna Holmes, same .... ! Jessie Herbert, same J Pleasant Ifeavins, same .. I Dorothy Murphy, same .. | Mary Loffnn. same Jessie I )a vis, same Leona Whitaker, same Mary McKamey, same ... Joe Whitaker, janitor . . Jewett Nickerson, transp. Arthur Jones, transp. . > Karnie Querfy, transp. . . I KaH llaltom. trutsp
J J. W. Cromwell, transp. . ..
j Klmer Sutherlin. transp. .
I r’luverdaie Water Co., wat. | Pulilie ,S»*rvice Co., tfas&cl.
I \. O. Lewis, assessing I .Moffett tV Oneal, repair. .
I Pyron Stoekwell. Koats kltl. 7.00 l>"utii Wtstiin pub. Ko.. sup. r».r»rt World Hook Cor. sup. * 25..17 ; 1 m. . *da!e MIllinR: Co., coni 41.TO
Don Lewis, labor Joe Whatker, sann
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Cioverdale Water i u w - Hardware Mutual ’<* ' u *
ualty Co, ins. .
The Macriiellan Co.. 1
Hcott Koresnutn c,, , S,1 T' Llack Lhr. Co., pit. h .f ''
it. M. Morgan, san.
C. I. t'c L Railroad. 1 ’'J.
Huhen Stwalley, st :: 1-
Mdvtn Ih dire, teaehii Millard V iiiRhan. t. Trumati McCaqumteh. K. (7. Hurst, tcuchhii.
120.00 Mildred Hastln. tea< h, 12Li'O , M 1 r > M Morris ,te ,
115.00 J'S<ie Herbert, itattm,. '' 112.00 i Kenneth Sutherliti. t ,. (l
OS i;o Raymond Schufet. t. 77. M Marfran t Jobe, teat »* Id Khissii Met'itllouuh. • :• ot| Mar> Archer, tc.u him l.5:i -'kiry Lok.iii. teaelntu 200 30 Mary MeKamey. t,
Joe Whitaker, trai Art Inn Jones, tratisp Karnie Qtierry, tr.io-
Alfred Stattner, trao-i,
Paul Cissldy. trail |. Karl lialtom. transp Loren Stwalley. jam-
llershel Kennedy, I. 1
Public St f ' lee Ko . K e.nnelh Sutherlin, A. Q. Lewis, rent, sal • io\ entail* Water Km Ind. Gas & Water <’ Puolle Service Co.. . Karl llaltom, haul. Luther Horn, labor llershel Kennedy, s.i Arthur Jones, rep w Perry Michael, chiek.
130.00 Ha iIe \, labor I5'?.0 * i'-'ios (’oal Ko.. coal 120.00 A. G. Iit'wis, pur diem 115.00 Kee School Supp. < «, I 12.(»0 Hess DAplilator K«>, 120.00 Hirdwaiu- Mutual, in OS’.RO ^'lla IL’driek, sheep 121.20 Aljax Khemicnl (*n.. 77 10 H. If. Smith, paint a 10.91 Melvin lledae, teaelii
Millard Vaughan, s.i Yrutnan McKammat I; K G. Hurst, same Mildred Bastin, saiet Mary M. Morris, - .Tt ssle Herbert, san>. Kenneth Sutherlin.
L* 1 90 Raymond Schafer, - lOOljO Mar«artt lol». sann 1»;7.S0 Flossie MeKullou^h. 152.70 Mary Archer, sann “ Loiran, same 120.20 Mary MeKamey. san • 13^.70 Loren Stwalley. jani' 13»».90 Joe Whitaker, trail-;) 13(1.DO Arthur Jones, transj
120 00 Karnie Querry, ti n j
j 15.00 Alfred Stattner. trai 112.00 Paul Cassidy, transp 120.00 Karl llaltom. transp
98.03 lloosler Bupp. Co., supp
121.20 A. G. lit " is. rent. 1S4.40 L h' Nelcr. ins 77.10 Roy Hailiy. hthor 150.90 Virginia Lewis, eler 12.5r, Albert Williams, leu
Cioverdale Water Ki
ML20 Kol. of Int. Rev. v J*zra C'lminlngs. ml i.rd. 99.75 Arthur Pickens, saim 3.00 Frank Davis, sann 38.56 II II Smith, coal
30.00 Khesier Lo\e, haul '.J
227.43 Jean MeCullough. in 1 S7. I 1 Public rfel N lee (*•) 200.30 I od. Gas A Wal« r Ko 156.4 1 (Mias. Rockwell, in124.33 Frank Gohel. lalioi
132.28 Krror in cheeks in M m an
150.77 I’und Statement show in mo
nil moneys paid »<*
funds of Kloverdale > vns
Putnain County.
therefrom and balan • rf>» therein for tin* '• 1 ■;
ember 31, 1945.
ToIiiIm of \ 11 1 nnd-i
1-1-15, Hal. oti band .1!
Receipts during : <
120.00 Tot. «»f Hal. and IP ’ !> 98.60 DIslLinentM during
Jnn. 8. 1916. Final P
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125.04 102.7 2 •128.50 105.13 109.33 119.46 156.90 120.00 115 00 1 12.00
121.20 12.38
37.76 32-5 on
] M*wp. Dotf Ta\ Ko|. dofi: tax 240.00 I A K Lewis, rt. sal. \ exp. 154.JO 1 Hj.ix Khemle.il < Ml. fir fin S7.22 T on Lewis. eln.1Vw.1x firs. 16.S0 Herseiiel Sendmeier, rep. bldff. 9.60 phirrv Kent. eln. erni. .. 19.25 (Miestei H iltom. sheep killed ' 0 00
11-45 Ral. on band Ml
00 Iteeelpts durlnff > 21.58 Tot. of Hal. Hid R Disb’ments durinff ■ Jan. H. 1946. Final i
Dok; I’h'mI
1-1-45, Hal. on hand L5.iVn Receipts durlnff >
20.40 M'ot. id’ Hal. and R« i'*^
j Win. Van Scyoe, ruhh-d cow Albert Hurst, sheep killed 'Nailer NeeSe, sheep killed Don Lewis, fir. eln 1 *' < 'i‘ s liel ffendmeier, same ( Liy \\ Herhert, kevs . . . I K II Rav. sheen killed i Kol. lot. Rev.. wlul. tax
Dish’ments durinff Jan. 8. I ,, in.i!
'I'llit loll I 011(1
1-1-45. Hal .in hamI Receipts durlnff >• Tot. of Hal. and R u Dish'nieiits durinff
90.00 s - H'46. Final I
Koml
20.00 1-1-45, Hal. on Ini Receipts durinff >• j;»_2rt Tot. of Bnl. and K- 1’ s *! Lio I ish'ments durinff 52.00 •Ian. 8. 1946. KiTml I •_» O') Speeinl '*4*Imm»I
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VALENTINES AND GIFTS.
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VET ROBBER FIRST NIGHT TACOMA, Wash. (UP) Firs Sg., James E. Cliffs, a recentlyreturned veteran, told police that during his first stateside nigh* in three years someone stole hi. wallet, a wrist watch, two fountain p^ns, a cigareLe lighter and one upper plate of false teeth, j ‘T'm more than ready to go back to the South Pacific,” Cliffc said.
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REAR ADM. SIDNEY W. SOUERS above, of St. Louis, Mo., has been named by President Truman to head the nation’s new super-es-pionage agency which will b« known as Central Intelligence. This top-bracket agency will correlate and evaluate all foreign intelligence information gathered by the Navy’s O. N. I., the Army's G-2, Airforce’s A-2 and the state department’s Intelligence bureau. Souers, a reserve officer, was deputy director of the Office of Naval Intelligence. He will serve in his new post in
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26 (UP) President Truman's advisers still expected today that government seizure of 133 plants would end the meat strike within a few days regardless of CIO opposi-!
tion.
There was no indication what j the government's next move would be. But it was evident that government pressure would be kept on the United Packinghouse 1 workers (CIO). If everything else fails an appeal to return to work might be made to the rank-and-file meat workers over the heads of their union leaders. Officials pointed out that any overt mov- to prevent a return to work now that the packinghouses have been seized could result in prosecution under the Smith-Connally act. An overt act could include picketing' or even urging a man not to return
to work.
While administration attention was concentrated on the meat strike, both the United Steel workers (CIO) and the steel industry were watching for a White House move to end the week-old nationwide strike of
750.000 steel workers.
A move of some sort was expected within a few days but there was nothing to indicate what it might be. There was some evidence that the administration itself had not yet decided on a course of aoticr.. ^$ •!• + + + -I- -I- •!< -I- * + + 4. ^ ANNIVERSARIES + “•§1 -l- 4- 4- -t- 4-+ 4- 4* 4- 4- 4- ijf
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Mary Jane Clapp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clapp, 8 years tod ly, Jan. 26th.
ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES No. X Weather Proof Wire Entrance Cable Boxen — Switches. PLUMBING SUPPLIES MONARCH KITCHEN RANGES C. H. and C. HARDWARE BAINBRIDGE Your Hardware store
•I I' HolrOmli MCk. Co., sup !I2 17. I 1-47. bill, on lim 1 ivoller Society. Inc. Iinoks :!il.n Kcrelpts ilnrinn Klemun Doiifflas. slip kill. 7.50 Tot. «»r Hal. ahcl R' Al.|,i\ Kiitniical Ko.. fir. seal 93.OX DlBb nients durinff First Nat Hank, hd.AInt. 1.050.00 Jnn. 1 946, Final I K. I. tV L Railroad Ko., frt. IX. I | Tot. 1ml. as show
Haul Kmssidy, palntff buses 45.00 John Mv-Klure, labor .... 13.0ft Fred < rlss. transfers .... 305.21 Llovd Koff i. same 95.00 Donald Lewis, labor 31.30 1 inosier Tarp. Ko.. tar|» ffonds 26.10
Feerb-HS Elect. Hupp. Co.,
5, l_ • s 111
electrical sup T'ablic Service Ko.. ul.Affas Know Co;lI Miliiliff Ko., coal The Banner, adv. Kdu<*. Music Hureau, music France Stone Ko.. stone . L ssle Elmore, haul, stone Donald Lewis. labor R. Q. Wooden, paint ....
Otlm Kumnilnffg. rep. bus sts 23.50 Loren Stwalley, labor 76.XO
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Townshin rrustee's annual re -
port to Advisory Hoard of Kh.ver- <}■'[<: Townslilp, Putniim <’o„nty, |
Kemieth Su’t h.-f lin. teach. A. (1. Lewis, tins. sal./Cexp
Harry Kent. (‘In. eem '•l* Dit. Rev. whd. tax I ublie Service Ko.. < deet
Indiana, showiiiff receipts dis IlirHements and balances i,f m township r»*vemies, for the vear
enditiff I let’em her 31, 1:145.
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Otho Turner, labor Andy Coffman, labor
(‘‘V» n (’o. Farm Hureau, wire A. O. Lewis, rt. sal. A- exp. Fi**st Nat Hank. rt. on box
Metzffer Lt»r Ko.. lhr
•l'»e Whltak* r, Iransp. . . Artliur Jones, transp. ... Fa rale Oijerry traiiHp. . Alfred Stattner, transp. . Haul Kassblv. transp. . . . Furl llaltom. transp
Loren Stwalley. janitor Melvin Hedffe. teachinff
Millard Vaughan, tench. Truman McCammack. teh. Mildred Bastin. tcaehiiiff AT iry M. Morris .teaching J« ssle Herbert, teijehlnff
Raymond Hehafer, teach '• 'rvaref Jn|,e. teaelllnff Flossie McCullough, tch Mary Archer, teaelllnff
Mary Logan, tcaehiiiff ... Mary MeKamey, teaelilng
<! Hurst, teaching ...
U»l8 report
W arrant -cheeks •• standiiiff Dee. •’*' • f l nt. bab and «>u
lug warrants, l* 1 194 5
Hash In deposit or \
31. 19 45 1 Aubrey G. I.ew
of Cioverdale Tow: County, Indiana, swear for affirm) ing report ^)f Re* ■ meats and Balan • correct, as I veril>
50.oft fiiTther declare tl
with which r am
1 eport are all of » 1
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14.57 20.69 107.94 111.51
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Indiana Gas Water Ko. gns 3.00 < loverdale Water (!o., wat. 9.11 (Mho Kuminiiiffs, rep. bus sts. 3.00
(Iraphlc, adv. 120.22
Hutnn m
Frank Gone], labor
I cpt of Ldu., tuit. suprt. $7 259.60 Hardware Mutiiils. refund .’.18.04 And Hut. Co., conff. Int. 66.b; And Hut. Ko., adv. draw 1.500.00
( lara Jones. And . adv
draw
Klara Jones, June draw . 6.177.32 Uar:i .lonpii. Jog money . 1 :!l’oo .1' M . it 11 it w. .. iko.OI „ pt ,,r • tult. Hiiprt. . T.:ir,X.37 George Sims, transfers . 1.525.92 Ross Farlee. same 5S.5.54 OM?' • N :v t 'in. loiui 1.700 00 Miller Bwd. Co., sup. . • (,« John Oneal, transfers iv.‘.a Kiger *;• Co., sup 1H;! 11 Ueorae SIrnn tninal cor. c.i.io Vi 11 ' . All ' 1 ' odv. draw 70o oo Alex Neloon. prlv, IraiiHf. (ir, 00
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repaid to me or an'. 1 i j And I further <b , ft (for affirm) that • '■ ^ no money, nor ani ! " I In consblerat ion of n ' 1 made by nie ns Trust*"
Township.
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Township
Subscribed and w • i finned) to before m- ’' , , man of the Advisoi > Township, this 8th d.iy nary, 1946. Frank Davis. ' ' , Advisory Bond dab* Township . 4 This report was ' rr 7 ffv , cept.-fl. and approv * d vlsory Board of il'i- ; b its annual meetlnu dav of January, 1946 I ’ Wrthur Pickens. K. U. (.'iinmii' 1 -" .
Advisory
Cioverdale Tow’ 1 *-
231,30 j stated, and w’ithou' 2.4o'pIi°d agreement tl 47.80 1 thereof shall b» '
131.20 125.90 1 ‘>*>00 135.00 I 15.00 135.00 166 TO 332 50 232.4a 215.70 215.70 184.40 17? M«| 165.20 136.00 127.70 136.00 138.50 146.90 207 40 121.00
1.500 00 1 JJLiyne linmneman, lnb.g:stip. 15.93
Hut. Kn. Treas., ociv. draw Brown Wabash Knllegc of Fomm.. typw. rent ....
A. Staley, stone
In** St a ley, hens killed '. Arthur Jones, transu. . . . Haul Kissldy. Iransp. ...
Karnb* ♦vu. rry, transp. Joe Whitaker, transp.
Karl llaltom. transp. ...
Haul Kass uly, painting Joe Whitaker, transp. K. (}. W oodeu, labor
LEGION NOTICK
Members of the Cassell C Tucker Post, American Legion, are asked to meet at the home on Sunday afternoon at 1:30
main 8 ! 0 ,! 01 *! 168 ^ expects to re - They will attend the funeral ot nmin on active duty or pay pur- RaIr>h R )PjPrrp at thp R( , „ poses. (International) Fur ,. ?ral Home In a bexty.
K. I A* l. Railroad Co.
Langrlon tiros,, sup Wayne Cooksey, labor O. W. Herbert, lock work
Loyd Hunter, coal
H. H. Smith, paint. Cioverdale Hdw. Co., sup J. L. Holcomb Co., sup. .. The Re-Nn Co, roof paint
N* w Vv 1 *• Test Comm., tests , Houth Western t ub. Co., sup. 10.3 Kiffer .V Kn., supplies . | in <o; ''•ail llaltom labor 3!) no Lnos < 'oal Mining Km., coal 1 24 92
L*»* I Supp. K**.. supp Loren Wilson, teaching
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I'. O. Hurst, teaching
Mildred Hast in. teac hing . Miry M. Morris .teaehiag •L‘■‘sle Herhert. teaelilng Kenneth Sutherlin. teach. Raymond Hehafer. teach. Margaret Jobe, teaching I bMsie MeCbiHoiiffh, teh. . Mary Areher, teachinff . .
Mary Logan, teachfug
Mary McKamey. teaching L.i'en Stwalley. janitor .
J'fr.d Stattner. transp ‘■rank Gobi 1. labor
Norman
Ruck Weil Agency, ins. ..
184.x4 LhI Has A- Water Ko.. gas 2 i.» 00 Pbblie Service Ko., elect.
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with **« M *7ll «TOM THUR* | 1 •• AI1 ■ Bottsry You Wear Mora power! Lem weifht! L*"* Tiny battery generetti » power thet will ema« Y° u RECEIVERS, ee well »• air receiver*!... receiver* »o • ftilly accurate, they “Hearing Len*ei’’l acousticon ANN HOCKEB Llzton, lif*name e* the . , •-POINT ACOUSTICON MfA» ,N0
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