The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 August 1949 — Page 6
THE DAILY BANNER, GREfNCASuE, INDIAN^ TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1949.
REA I. ESTATE TRANSFERS ett Cook at their country home , near Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. Cook Russel) I Pierce etux to j Eugene R. St. John, etux land ~ —— in Greencastle $1.
spent part of their vacation there. Mr. Cook is employed at
< M)VEI{I> \I.K
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter and daughter were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. VV. A Corns. Mrs. Beatrice Sutherlin ;»id daughters, Evelyn, Mary Ellen and Arlene spent one day last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ever-
Plan To Eat At THE REELSVILLE HOMECOMING HOME COOKED FOOD A SPECIALTY Start Serving Daily at 6:00 p. m. (D.S.T.)
Allison's in Indianapolis. They returned to Indianapolis Saturday. Mrs. Nellie Hoffa who underwent on operation at the Putnam County Hospital Thursday is reported as getting along satisfa ;- tory. Anne Cunningham spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Ml's. Otha Cummings and attended the Quincy picnic. Mr .and Mrs. Lidgc MeCasliii
of near Lafayette visited relatives over the week end and attended the Quincy picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Stwalley attended the Carolina church homecoming near Jordan last Sunday. They report a large crowd of honiecomers and a very enjoyable day. Mrs. Lois Cox had the misfo"tune of being injured in an automobile wreck near Quincy Thursday night. Other persons
DliE DAVID, MICKEY COHEN TALK, NIL IS LEARNED
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Deputy Coroner Leonard O. Lenox listens, Dee David testifies.
-V" A .J Cohen denies he's gambler.
VERDICT OF HOMICIDE by party or parties unknown is recorded at Los Angeles Inquest Into d;ath of Neddie Herbert, henchman of Mickey Cohen who was shot fatally in ambush outside a Sunset Strip restaurant. Cohen, who was wounded, denied he Is a gambler, said he had no opinion as to who rhot him, Herbert, Dee David and Harry Cooper, an attorney general's agent aseigned to guard him during a gambling and vice probe. (lateinitioaal Soundpbntos)
INOTM i: TO TAYDAVEIIS OF TAX LEVIES
# or . .J" of lb'ter in In Ml k the lux rules for ' ertaln putposes by Putnam County. Indiana. He-
rore Hie t nuiiiy Cuun. II and Hoard of Cotintv Commissioners.
Of 1,1 1 hereby Riven the taxi ayers of Putnam County Indiana, that the prop* following budget- ty 3t ' * elr r ‘‘ Kular meeting place, m the 6tli day of September. l!H!l H ill consider the
pj 1.1,1 , n, ,HiKT classification foh cotvriKs 'J.P.rtK OF C'IRCrjT COL’FtT 'rntt’MS
per letfal offlrert*
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Sf-rv|. . h I'erwon.ii • & •liD nn All OMi.t O,, Kxpcii.su . * R.-MOOO
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1.1 ;»k.oo
400.00 fiO.OO
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COUNTY RKCORDKR
oo
2.:i:.o oO
r».ofio.oo 1,930 oo
Services Person.i|
All <>t her <Kxpfiisc **
1 ropiM-i If.s
0 . COUNTY SHERIFF
Sf'T Vlf'fS Pf 1 SOI I,' | | |
All •Mlifp ftp FxpciiMc e c’ni NTV SURVEYOR
Sf i vl< *• . pf i- <.ii 11 t
All Ollifr Op, Expense
Propi ri I.-
COI'NTV AQHK'I'L.Ttj'RAL. AOKNT
* «.')7r,.on
All other Op. Expense *» o *o oo ProperMf * j 00
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
4.!*•;•; oo 1,310 00
200.00
4.S00 oo 3.;i47.00 4.11 1.00
3*;, oo 40 00
Sftvlf. ( F’fr.joh iI
All Other Op. Expense Current OharijvProperties 0 COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER Sepviff I ‘f p• • *n ■ I . % All Other <)p Kypens*. COUNTY CORONER S* rvlff - Pi rs'Hiii l I a\ 11 Ot l.er Op. U x peiise COCN'I Y ASSESSOR ServieeH 1 1 ■ ps < i ii I | , | All < it hep Op Ux p« nsf ...
CIRCUIT COURT
Serviees Personul I All Other Op. Expenut* Current Charge.^
Propertfps • ’O! \T^ ELECTION hoard
S» r \'ie< S pel .' I»||.I | J All Other Op. Expense Pur* flit Clinpges
Proper! les
KBTIIII \ I’E OF
fi.S42.00 .*» 75.00
r.o oo 25.00
9fio.oo 600.00 675 00
inn.no
1.7Hfi 00 900 no fi.'IXO oo 7;.«» oti 400 Otl 1.050.00
TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR
Greencastle Townshi • $ 3.54000
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
Serviees P»*r.>o'na 1 $ 3,251.00 All f )ther Op. Expense .. 375.00 Properties 20 00 REGISTRATION OK VOTERS Services Personal $ 1.673 00 All Other Op Expense 300 00
COUNTY COURT HOUSE
Services Personal $ 5,520.00 Ml other Op. Expense 9,320 00 Current Charges 920.00 Properties 600.00
COUNTY JAIL
Serviees Personal $ 250 00 All Other Op UxpeiiSf 1,515.00 Material 50.00
COUNTY HOME
Service Personal $ 4.500.00 All Other op. Expense 7,425.00 Current Charges 145.00 Properties ... 600 00 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Serviees Personal $ 21,301.00 All Other Op. Expense . . 3.K110 nn Current Charges 19.675 00 Current Obligations 2.000.00 Total General Uuiul $ 46,776.00 COUNTY HOSPITAL FUND Services (Vrsonnl $131,970 00 All Other Op. Expense 76.1X5 00 Material 4,000.00 Properties 9.750.00 Total Comity llosn Fund *221.905.00 COUNTY HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR FUND
Sf e vie "S pf rsoiuii \ll Other op Expf use .
Material
• Tirrent Charges Properties Total Co ti m ,v R COI’NTV WELFARE FUND
Part Part
5.890 00 4.960 Oft Kftft Off 100.00 COUNTY FUNDS
Current Charges Current Charges «<>ther than Part I) Personal Services All Other Op Properties
$ 19 082.50 1 X.605 on 48.750.00 2.000.00 1.562 50 $120,000.00 $252,860 00 . . 31,275.00 19.680.00 2.875 00
160.00
Ft'N'ns nr.Qi'irti'.n for i:\pk\heh to DECKMHRR .'Ust OF INCOMlNfl VF.AR
1. Totiil luidget estimate for Incoming year . 2. Necessary extenditures to lie made from
appropriations unexpended July Slut of present year
S Add 1 tonni approp. neeessnry to lie mnde
Ang 1st to I tee. 31st of present year ....
Ii Total funds required (add lines i, 2. 3,
and 4)
Ft'N'ns ON IIANI) AM) To BK RKi'KIVkY) ITPl.M S' 11 ltd;.-: OTIIKR THAN I 'Rl 11 a l.SKI I
TAX I.KVY:
tt Aetual balance. July 31st of present year Taxes to t.e collected, present year (Dec-
ember settlement) T.I.STif On
Miscellaneous revenue to be received Aug 1st Of present year to Dec 3lst of Incoming year (Schedule on file in office of
County Auditor):
a Special taxes (see Schedule) b. Officers' fees and all other revenue (see Schedule) Total funds (add lines R. 7. fta and fih) . . NKT AMOt'N’T TO JtR RAISFD FOR RXPRNARS TO DBC. 31st OF INCOMING YR\R (deduct Hue 0 from Hue ti) Operating balance (not in excess of expense .Ian 1st to June 30. less mlsc revenue fur same period) AMOUNT TO BE R USED BY TAX I.KVY
(add lines 10 and 11) (WS.SXT fp>
7.
9
10
General
Fund
$171,171 on 81.449.30 in.non no 202,020.30
90.202 00
5,.'28.r»0
30,088 24 20.-..73 2 7 4
r.o.887 r.2
.'in.ono.no
Total . .. . RF H K I6FH County Unit Hoiifl Bonds
Count v Welfare Fund* $306,850 ftO
County Hospital , Mu int. Fund $221,905.00
159.659 lift
126.000 oo
466.509 Oft
347.905 0ft
;,001 84
36.000.Oft
29.P,o:, 78
37.864.00
2."..on(i no
525.00 337.080 00 41 1,475.(10
55,034 00
30.000 00 91.034 00
258,000 on 312,805.79
35,299.21
20.000.00 55.299.21
•All County Welfare Fund Calculations as of July 1st, instead of July 31st and Aug 1st.
I’HOPOSKI) I.RVIKM
N' t T.tx iMf Him < ii' $29,234,271 90 Number of I’axiibU* Polls 3.136
FUNDS County Revenue County Welfare Fund Hospital Malm Fund TOTAL
Collected
1947
124.022 96 73,002.29 13,518.97
Township
Clinton
Cloverdale Floyd Franklin Greencast le J^kaon .. . j“feraon
Madisoti Marlon Monroe Russell
Warren . . . Washington
Est (mated Poor Relief for ensuing year Including operating bRlance
i ' ....
1.162.00
793.00
13,987 00 2,ft40.t»O 1,010 00 1.625 oo 1,100 00 1,098 00
XKft 00
1,600.00 1.260.00
Levy on Levy on To he Collected Polls Property Raised 1946 1 00 36 106.887 62 97 701 16 .31.5 91.034 00 55.801.66 • 19 55.299.21 52.712 97
1 00 .86 5
TOWNSHIP POOR TAT LEVIES AND HATES
Estimated
Thihinoe Dr ulHt
Present Year % 977.00
COMPAR YTIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES ( OM.Et'TEO A Nil TO HE COLLKCTEII
To he
74* 0*
1 "o
6 i oo
508 00 200.00
1.521.00 2,61 1.00
50.00 31 1.00 179.00 600.00
Net
Assessed Valuation 1.192.110 oo 1.524.6*4.00 1.2*8.292 00 1.560 0 16.00
9.3 3 L *51.00
1.707.234 00 1.437.7*8.00 1.1 HI.344.00 2.* I 1.348.00 1.569.253.00 1.560.016 00 1.121.622.00 2.203.450.00
Colleeted
1948
130.890 4 9 74.250.00 13.600.00
For Relief Ensuing Year .10 .02 .03 .15 .12 .07
or. 04
^ .07 .05 .14 .03
Collected
1949
1 53 5 06 ft" 77.524.34 ’ 52.'. 20 44
To Reimburse fountv Revenue
.05
Name of Township
Total Prln.
and Int.
to he paid
631.34
Balances I deduct)
563.25
Amount
necessary Rate of
to be tax raised lew 6.8.09 .01
TO" VSIIIP ritKK «;||4YRI. HOLD OOMl l'l'\|)S
KDTIMATR OF FI XUS TO RK RAISKII
I'nst Past due and due and current current prln In Int. »r>
”* he t.ald be paid
" a, _ r ." n r,4i so 8<i.;,4 s.'ii ci
Lixpayers appeurlng shall hav. a right to he h ard thereon - , , , •«' ,termini.d. and presented to the County Auditor not l«t..r thun in-, a !r r * I 11 'i** levies have been de. Ret teinber. tind Die levy fixed hy tlte County Tax A Uuatment Board rt *nr"nn r * < h r .iV > e , ii® , e'' on ^ Monday In County Auditor, ted or more taxpat era feelina t Item <el vex t vtr r T r ° n 'e*i r f'* U r r ao to tin. by the Plate Board Of Tag Commla.lo,,;?. 4 for •fjrther a'ld fInJ? hMr n- lh^ "' ,ch , mn Y *f'Pe»l to the the Count \ A ndl, or oo, later than ten dHN s aft' r put.ilcatlol h' tT.e cC^ Audi f”!, ', ,f !" 0n , » ,t " Dated'Aug 10 XD49 0 “ r<1 '' “ l nX " ,,! " f f,,! ' h * ur,n k "'Ik county LoU "' > of tax rates eharg-
Complete detail of budget eatlnmte
may b e aeen In office , . a u .
of Countv Auditor "• V) RIGHT. or v-ouniy Auditor. u Auditor Putnam County
<1 ,))h!l <.01,11,08 UOUH- I »mu| l)»o. , . . ,
CHUCK ROAST
Tender Juicy
Lb. 45c
SIRLOIN STEAK
A Real Buy
Lb. 59c
GROUND BEEF
Fresh All Beef
Lb. 39c
BEEF TO BOIL
Meaty Rib
Lb. 29c
BEEF BRAINS
Lb. 19c
PORK STEAK
Lb. 49c
OPEN
ALL DAY
WEDNESDAYS
Yec Indeed Your Murphy Store Will Be Open
To Serve You Every
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL
•Ir. boys Boxer Style Dungarees made of Pepperellg Sanforized vat dyed Bine Denim all around elastic waist band. Needs no belt or suspenders. Two side pockets with copper rrlvets. Double Stilehed throughout. AA
77C p .
Sizes 2 to 6.
G. C. MURPHY CO.
ONLY
t
YOl'K FHIENDLY STORE IN GKEKNCASTLE
Injured less severely were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Appleby and Mrs. Dessa Greenlee. Mrs. Denia Rumple is employed at Iho Richardson Dry Cleaners in Cloverdale. Miss lima Hunter was an overnight guest of Evelyn Suthcrlin Friday night and attended the 4-H dress revue at the county fair. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cline Visited their daughter. Mrs. Ruth Williams in Greeticastle Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Golda Ken I nedy and Maurice Kennedy were in Frankfort Saturday to visit Mr. ami Mrs. Robert Baer an I sir. They also all enjoyed a fishing trip to Shafer Lake. Mrs. Johnnie Beaman. Mrs. Flo Drier and Mr. and Mrs. Oten Beaman visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. W. A Corns. Jo Ellen Alexander spent Saturday i ight with Barbata Lou Branneman. Miss Anne Sutherlin was a Sunday afternoon caller of her grandmolhei', Mrs. Emma Suth erlin. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Finney and sons. Dale acd Billie, are enjoying a flip to Denver, Colo., to visit their daughter. Edith, and her husband and daughter. The annual O'Connor reunion was held at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brar.oeman Sunday. Miss Irma Hunter spent Saturday night and Sunday with h<-i grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Corns. Mrs. Genevive Williams of Indianapolis, Zelda Smith of Jordan and Irma Hunter of Clover- \ dale were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer O. Sutherlin and family. Sterling Haltom spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Haltom. Several from here attended the Quincy picnic Saturday light. The Cloverdale school band furnished music Saturday night. ARMY WORM CAUSING DAMAGE TO CORN tTtOP Dr. J. J. Davis, hfail of the entomology department'of the Pur'ue University Agricultural Exicriment Station, says that many oporto are being received at hi'j fficp on damage to corn by the
fall army worm. He adds that most reports to date have come irom the southern half of the state but it is not unlikely the insect may spread to the northern section. Prof. Davis points out that the fall army worm, sometimes called the southern grass worm, eats in the whorl of late planted corn, riddling the foliage and the emerging tastfel, and may also eat into developing ears with resulting damage .o the kernels. "They usually do not burrow in the stalk as does the corn borer," he states, f'he onto "ologist also explains that this insect winters over in the extreme southern states and reaches Indiana in late summed nr early fall months after succeeding generations of the idults., which are moths, migrate northward. Control is possible, the entomologist explains, by dusting the plants, especially the whorls with three to five percent DDT ’•ust or a five percent chiordanc lust. He adds that a liquia spray may b" used, mixing two pounds j of wettable powder with 100 gallons of water.
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WE LL: BE SEEING YOU AT THE REELSVILLE HOMECOMING AiiGust nig mu, Him Our Famous Lines tl Nationally Known Morchandiso Will Be On Display - SPEED QUEEN IR0NERS MONARCH RANGES PHILC0 REFRIGERATORS AND RADIOS SPEED QUEEN WASHERS MYERS PUMPS DUO-THERM OIL HEATING EQUIPMENT. C and d. ti 4a a >r.'/tTTTH
PERFORMING BEAR SUDDENLY TURNS ON TRAINER—
Buck Robinson leads Jake from hi. ear . udde||ly Ja||e , tUck , w|th ^ E jfk* l , N aghu rC ju^iTon* t a M pTd t ded 1 ba*r , rel 0, But ^ ^ t0 Sh ° W attacked Buck with fang, a id cfawr laceratL hi- Jak8 Wa8 out of Bucks car ">e beat Denver Popt photogrpphu’ Cloyd Tcter was there and caught iha Qu^ttr-inch of his right eye.
e,d Robinson p.,*™. wu. ,o on u «b«l»..d.
SUFFERINO A WRENCHED BACK, comedian Bob Hop* hits < in fall from a prop horse during filming of scene with L who was rocking the contraption when ropes gave way a threw” Hope. He was taken to a Hollywood hospital treatment. The horse la a barrel with saddle. ""
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