The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 August 1947 — Page 3

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NOTH F TO TAXPAYF.KS OF FKANKLIN TOWNSHIP, PITS' AM fOt NTV Notice is hereby given to thi Taxpayers of Franklin Township of Putnam County, Indiana, that the Advisory Board and Trustee of said township, at its regular meeting on the 26th day of August, 1947, determiped upon the expenditure of more money, for the current year than was set out in detail in the published budget, as modified and confirmed by the Indiana Tax Board for the current year 1947 to pay the following itemized expenses ot said School Township, to-wit: Special School Fund No. 23, $100 for transportation. Tuition 1 nd: No. 28, $2960 for the pay of teachers. No. 29, $40.00, School Transfers. The extraordinary emergency existing at this time, and no appropriation to pay said deficiom amount having heretofore be. i made, a meeting of said Advisory Board and said Trustee will be held on the 26th day of August, 1917. at 8 o’clock p. in. at ita regular meeting place at the ..cna. of said Trustee in said 1 -r p for the purpose of ft. determining to make said named appropriation of money to pay said expenses. At this meeting any or all taxpayers may be heard and they may make objections to the making of said appropriation. If said Advisory Board makes said appropriation, or any part thereof, said matter will be automatically certified to the ■ Indiana State Tax Board through the county Auditor o'. Putnam County, Indiana, foi said Board's consideration and

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Township. 15-22-21

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SEATTLE (UPI John Price knows he is a very lucky person but he doesn't want to crow i tiis luck. A 400-pound ptoro of steel ,re ently toppled from an I upper story of a downtown building, narrowly missing Price's automobile. He was just about to get out of the car when the steel crashed to the street right when- Price would have been

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SOFTBALL

SCIIFIH I.E Friday 7:1T> Farm Bureau vs. Presbyterian church 8:30 Bainbritlgc vs. Reelsville Sunday 1:30 Moose vs. Reelsville 2:45 Bainbridge vs. Farm Bureau j 4:00 Webb’s vs. Roachdale

he local park as they hand- l he RCA radio team froM lloomington a 4 to 2 dele.;'.. Bloomington opened the gam vith a two base hit on the first oall pitched, but the runner w is finally caught at third on an attempted steal. The Legion Post scored their first run in the • irst inning, added two more in the fourth and scored the fourth adn last run in tae sixth inning Bloomington scored in th< fourth and seventh inning Neither team made an earned run. Pitching was effective on both sides with Jobe, hurling for Post 58 striking out sixteen'

Bloomington batters.

The largest crowd in the history of soft ball at the park w is on hand for the game. Kv ry

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ed it. Score by innings: i 0001001—2 Post 58 . 1 0 0 2 0 1 x —4 LEGION TO PLAY HLKL MONDAY NIGHT The American Legion team will play the Regional Softball championship game here Monday night at 8:30 against the winner of the Muncie and Indla 11, In played tonight at Muncie. Ii tile boys continue to play th type of ball they have played i. ivutlv they should be strong i state contenders.

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EVERETT GOOCH NIGHT ENJOYED AT THE PARK

Last night was Everett Gooch night at the Robe-Ann park as the local softball fans showed | their appreciation for his fine job of keeping the park in fine! condition and the ball diamond | in splendid shape for all ball | games. j The presentation was madej just before the start of the gain' ] as Hal Hickman walked otitj from the press box and asked] for Mr. Gooch to come forward, j Mr. Hickman said that Mr Gooch had taken such excellent j rare of the diamond, that many visiting teams had said it to be I the best ball diamond that they had ever played on. He also spoke of his efforts to stop th , speeding of cars in the park ! Then he presented him with a' watch, a basket of flowers, giv j en by one of the fans, and all the]

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money collected by a “passing oi i the blanket” that night. Mr. Gooch was asked to speak| and he said that he would like ] to thank everybody ,and that no would %>ntinuc to keep the park to the best of Ills ability as long! as he was its custodian. I Post 58 Takes Bloomington RCA i The local Legion Post 58 scerci! another vic tory last night at I

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C A R N I V A L 1 Drive to Spencer this evening! See the Gwen County Fair exhibits. Attend the Carnival at the Fair Grounds. Keep cooS on Rumble's Rides. - all safe, new, 1946 and 1947 models. Drink pink lemonade, eat hot dogs. Enjoy yourself. Bring the family to Spencer

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