The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 August 1947 — Page 3
THE DAIIY BANNER, GREENCASTIE. U-'DIANA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1947.
TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES
determining ll>e It n.ini County,
tux rules for certain purp IndlHiiH. Before the Tn
'OSes by ownshlp
I . given the taxpuyers of Floy.t Tnwnahlp that tbe proper leaul officers of .sail) munleineellntr place, on the -Hth day of Aukus;.
■ i.i iM ■ill.' r
xsli f Bl'IMJKT A I.AMHIKU ATEOSI >' * Tuition Fund ■
750.00 school TrunsferH .... SO.OO Total Tuition Fund 7.TOO Spec in I School Fundi Repair of Uulldlnica and
150.00 cure of t.roundu t
l.oatia, Interest and In-
200.00 surance 75 00 Transportation of trillion.00 dren 35 00 I,lKl>t and Power 150 00 ContliiKencles
Miscellaneous Total Special School
s 1.025.00 Fund I 6.736 00
J'liml
|1U »TK
FOR
b.'.ir, to
car
.{10,000.00 $10,000.00
150 00
250 00 6.000.00
36.00
200.00
100.00
Special
School Fund S! 4.590 00
8.400.00
400 00
23,390.00
OF Pl'NI)!* TO IIK HAIFtP:n
Township Fund
Kstlinate
FV. .'t'
,1,. ndltures
\ppro-
| . n d e d
I-. ■ war .
I:, ipilrcd 3 and 4 I
\NH TO
■ I. FROM |HK THAN | K ATEJ OF e. July 31.
i ■nllected, 11 lecember Rev c n u e
| f, ,,m Tax
received
of present hi l.c i 31. of T, gee itchedI's i ifllicc.)
Hcveiine || . 'lull's I
|i Fines
l he raised
i (eceni-
■ling year . ■ mi'''. (Not
Kxpcnse
June 30,
|! • .ms Itev-
IVrludl .. raised by
SI,625.00
i.QOO.OO 2,625.01)
1,018 00
750.00
Special School Fund 96.736.00
3,200 00
9.936 00
8,334.00
3.000 00
Tuition Fund tin,000 00
3.000.00 13,000.00
3,040.on
i.soo no
Tuition
Fund
935.800.00
13.660.00 3.000.00 52.460.00
15.710.00
5,500.00
1,768.00
857 00
800.00
6,234.00
3.702 00
238.00 4,778.00
8,222.00
FFNPS RFQITRKIt FOR
KXPKNSKH
August I, present year, to Township Oec 31. "f ensuing year Fund
*• Total Budget Kstlinate
for Incoming Year . . 92,000 00
2. Necessary Kxpeudlt urcs lo he made from Appropriations I'nex pended
July 31. of I resent year . 1.300.00
3. Additional Appropriations lo he made Vug - ust I, to lleeeinher 31, of present year 5. Total Funds Re*iuired
(Add Lines 1, 2, ;i and 41 3,300.00
FI NDS ON HAND AND TO UK RKCKIVED FROM SOFRCES OTHER THAN THE PROPOSED RATE OF
TAX LEVY .
6. Actual Balance, July 31 present year .' 1.302.00 8.411.00 7. 1 axes to be Collected, present year (December Settlement) 720.00 4.800.00 8. Miscellaneous R< v e n h e other than from Tax Levy, to be received from August 1 of present year to December 31, of ensuing year. (See schedule in Trustee's OfTilce.) (b) All Other Revenue
(See Schedules)
9. Total Funds < Add Lines
6, 7, 8a and Kbi 2,022.00 13,211 00
10. Net Amount to be raised for expenses to Decem-
ber 31. of ensuing year . 1.27S 00 10,179 00
11. Operating Balance (Not In excess of Expense January I, to June 30. Less Miscellaneous Rev-
enue for same Period) . 1,000.00 7,250.00
12. Amount to he raised by
Tax Levy 2.278.00 17,429 00
PHOPOMEII I.F.YIKm
Net Valuation of Taxable Property 92.311.176 Number of Taxable Polls 262 FENDS Levy on Levy on Amount to
Polls Property Be Raised
I ownshlp $ in $ 2.278.00 Special School ; $1.00 $ .7(1 917.429.00 Tuition 9 .53 912,080 00
* .10 $ 2,370.00
Total $1 00 $1.49 931 157.00 COMPARATIVE ST VTKMF.VP OF T V X F.S COLLECTED
AM) TO HE COLI.Et TED
Associate Justice E. pell of the Nebraska
court is a licensed barber.
B. Chapsuprene
26.690.00 47.900.00 4,560.00
7,520.00 12.080.00
General Trucking AND Coal Hauling DON SEARS Phono 117-M SOU Johnson Street. Greeneastle, Indiana.
1.657.00
PURPOSED LEVIES
xulilc Property Polls
Levy on
Polls
3.350.00 7.052.00
4,750.00 12,972.00
Levy on Property
* l« .11.00 t 59 1109
$ .02
..*1 00 91.84
| IVF STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED
V\D TO BE COLLEC TED
91.192.47 1 100 Amount to Be liaised
Collect ed
PHa
.$ 1.540.00 . I 6,314.00 $ 4.937.00 If 12.841.00
To He
Collected
1948
$ 1,625.00 $ 6.736.00 910,000.00 918,361.00
Collected Collected
1916 1947 91.367.00 9 1,617.00 *5.741.00 $ 7.113.00 92.100.00 9 2,947.00 99.208.ni* 91 1.677 00
tii.g shall have a right to he heard thereon. After , I," a determined, and presented to the County And Mi" days prior to the second Monday In September. U oy the County Tux Adjustment Board, or on their til, County Auditor, ten or more taxpayers feeling L,.,] i,v such It vies, may appeal to the State Board |i i- (iir further and final hearing thereon, by filing , Miintv Auditor on or before the fourth Monda> of B>t before the tenth day after puMlestlon by the iix Rates charged, whichever date Is later, and the
a .l.uc for nearing In this County
JAMES Q SMEDLEY
1917.
ANNOUNCING NEW LOCATION OF John Tzouanakis Shoe Shop 204 SOI TH COLLEGE Moving Machinery This Week End.
90 ACRES
COAL AND TIMBER LAND AT PUBLIC AUCTION 4 ROOM HOUSE AND BARN Located 4' 2 miles northeast of Koekvlllr, Indiana, on
Monday, August 11,1947 AT 1:30 P. M. About 25 acres tillable, membership for electricity has been paid, on good gravel road, school bus, and mall route by the door, for terms and t'ull information, contact Bnscnhark Agency, Rockville, Ind., Office Phone 'tO-.l; Residence 3I!M.
FUNDS Township .... Special School Tuition Bond
Total
Collected
1945
9 2,010.00 .9 8.845.00 .910,855.00 • 9 804.00 .922,514.00
Collected 1946 * 1,858 00 $10,18,5.00 913.763.00 $ 1,120.00
Collected 1947 $ 2,120.00 $13,955.00 $15,139.00
*31,21 I 00
To Be. Collected 1948
*2.370.00 *2.370.00
*26,926 00
Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be heard thereon. After
the lax levies have been determined, and presented to the County Auditor not later than two days prior to the s' Monday in September. and the levy fixed by tbe County Tax Adjustment Board, or on their failure so to do. by the County Auditor, ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved by such levies, may appeal t” the State Hoard of Tax Commissioners for further and final hearing thereon, by filing a petition with the County Auditor on or before the fourth Monday of September or on or before the tenth day after publication by the County Auditor of Tax Rates charged, wliiehevi i date is later, and the
State Board will fix a date for hearing in this County
JOHN H. WILLIAMS Dated July 29. 1947.
IE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES
I at iletermlfllng the tax rates for certain purposes by II Putnam County, Indiana. Before the Township |il v given the taxpayers of Franklin Township, Yi'Iimiiu. that tile proper legal officers of said municfegul.tr meeting place, on the 26th day of August,
(tie following budget:
llVWMHP III DUET CLASSIFICATION
$
fv-,:
Sgrelnl School Fundi
-0 «o1 '^r“ nd ,
Repair of Equipment, ex-
cept School Busses
School Furniture and
Equipment, except
School Buses School Supplies. other than Janitors' Supplies Janitor Supplies Fuel for Schools Loans. Interest and Insurance Teachers' Meetings
Janitor Service
Transportation of Children Light and Power
Contingencies 40 t. to Miscellaneous ■ Juo.uir Fund S ° 914.&90.00 9 I men; OF FUNDS TO HE RAISED
lnu Ex- |} Tinting nToa id . les f Records
Fund
iFuml
120.00 100.00 180.00 400 00 75.00 25.00 50 00 150 00
$ 2.000.00
460.00 34(1.00
$35,800 00
MILK BANK PLANNED JACKSON VILE, Fla. (UP) a— Doctors and nurses are canvassing all maternity wards to get donors for a mother’ milk bank. Dr. D. W. Rogers, city health officer, predicted that 25 to .15 Jacksonville babies can be saved this year if any emergency supply is kept in the city’s new
deep-freeze unit.
Killer Asks For The Electric Chair CHICAGO, Aug 1—(INS) — Joseph Bortnyak, the 27-year-old confessed kidnapper and strang-
I ler of 3 1-2 year old Charles 900 00 1 Bradley of Chicago, asked for 300.00] the electric chair today "so I
| won’t do it again.’’
State’s Attorney William J. Tuohy promised speedy justice in the crime, and indicated he would ask for the electric chaif for the Chicago laborer, a convicted sex offender.
800.00
' I
600.00 500.00 9oo.oo; 250 00 ho on
2.000.00 7,100.00
4 00.00
Bortnyak, suffering bitter pangs of remorse, said— "I’d be better off dead. I don’t want any doctors examining me. I'll plead guilty. Then they can electrocute me, and I won't mined a bit.’’
CHICAGO, Aug. I—(UP) — Psychiatrists attempted to leant today how a mad urge drove Joseph Bartnyak; 27, to strangle three-year-old Charles Bradley just nine days after his release on good behavior from a year in prison for a sex crime against another child. State's Attorney William Tuohy said he probably would seek the death penalty for Bart nyak. a slim, wiry factory hand who was dishonorably discharged from the navy for forging leave papers. Dr. Harry Hoffman, Illinois State alenist who probed the mental processes of sex-slayer William G. Heirins last year, said he did not believe Bartnyak's and Heirns’ cases were
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identical.
“I am going to make a detailed study of Bartnyak's mentality today but off-hand I would not say he was driven by the same urge as Heir.ens,’’ Hoiffman said. "Heirens suffered from a sex urge. This appears to be some other sort of drive-to-kill.” Bartnyak confessed late yesterday that he stole the handsome little boy from the middle class home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bradley, as the boy's lather chatted with neighbors on the front porch. Bradley had checked and found his son sleeping peacefully just 15 minutes before Bartnyak stole the child from his bedroom. The boy’s mother works nights. Bradley called her from her work after the child disappeared. Bartnyak said he found the boy sleeping nude, because of the Intense heat Wednesday night. The boy stirred hut never completely awakened, he said. Bartnyak said he "talked to the the baby and petted It" while carrying him through analley to | the .rear stoop of a house across I the block. i "After a few minutes holding [ thebaby, I was seized with a desire to choke him,’’ he sard. “He I was sitting onk my lap and I put | my hands around his throat and |
choked him.”
The child’s body was found under the steps where Bartnyak
placed him.
He said he did not molest the ' child sexually. An autopsy tentatively confirmed his statement but police said further investigation, would be necessary for posi-, live proof. i Bartnyak said he had dnunk ! almost a gallon of whiskey, beer and wine before the urge to kill j
took hold of him.
After the slaying he wandered | the streets of the west side neigh- ! borhood for a short Lime, ate several hot dogs, and then slept' in a parkway until it was time for him togo to his work at a nearby factory. | He was arrested at the factory 1 yesterday afternoon. Police had sought the child since his father found him missing from his bed about mid-) night.. Authorities were led to suspect Bartnayk after a detec -1
that he had
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came to but. the umpire, Grimes got a cry, bal one,
The Greeneastle American Legion Post 58 defeated Lie alistars of Wingate, Crawfordsvllle and Darlington by the score of 9 to 1 Thursday evening. The All-stars came to bat first hut were stopped in quick order. Then local American Legion sluggers started the game with a bang, as Firman Grimes walked to the plate and hit a home run on an error of the right fielder. In the top of the second inning tne All-stars slugged out one run and succeeded in tieing up the ball game. When the local Post came to bat, however, they got two runs early in the inning and with two out Firman Grimes
Strike one, said strike two, and little nervous, the was heard. The
next ball was pitched, bang, the ball sailed out into deep center field, tne center fielder went back but couldn’t get his hands on the ball and it was another home run for Grimes in two time at bat. The crowd went wild as did his team mates. Another tun was batted in and the side was retired with the local Post getting 4 runs and leading five
to one.
The All-stars failed to score in the top of tne fifth but the Legion scored an additional two runs. In the sixth the All-stars failed to score again and the local Post batted out another two runs, one of which was a home run by the pitcher. ,
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All-stars . 0 1U0000 —1 4 3 Post 58 1 4 002 2x 9 9 0 Batteries: Legion Wetnight and F. Grimes; Wingate- Reisncr and Crane.
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crimes and lived in the neighbor-. hood. Hart nyak was sentenced to a year in prison on Aug. 26, 1946, \ for contributing to the delin- | qiiency of five-year-old Agnes, Beta. He kidnapped her and was j la ter found with her at his room |
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The figures have been Juggled in the bliss division of the big Fishing Contest, as llttlo Tommy ReLsing ssas the fellow who bumped Billy MrAvoy front third place with a strapping ■> lb. 8 oz. large mouth. Tommy was in the shop earlier in the morning, and asked for a small fly, ti'lling me at the time that It, was going to get a hig one. He returned in a couple of Itiiurs, grinning all over, and with good reason, too. This corner has heard that Tommy ha-s consented to open a school lor witeld he anglers, and that among the early entrants Is papa Paul Relsing. Ubins pond was the scene of action. SPORTSMAN S SHOP “Sports Hcadquartera”
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