The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 January 1954 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTUE, INDIANA, MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1954.

TRl % nSETB K»-:P«*HT j Town»h!t) Tni«»e*’* fabstract) I r*l*b'ir*rm*>nta

report of receipts and disbursement* for the rnJendar year 1>5J. Warren T*»wr - i’ I'f m r*<>'in-

Tomiablp I 'nn<l B- lanf» Jan t .. t l.«19.3» Re* eipt - ....... 2.483.37 Di«bur*- m* its . 2.178 S* B..!anre I)e. 31 1.323.77 «peelai Fand

394.50 425 S«

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Balance Jar Receipt* Disbursement* Balance fV-c. 31 Tnttloa I unit K > 1 mce Jan. 1

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Disbursement.« B. la nee TUc 31 Iton Fund Balance Jan. 1

3.138 2» 20.887 20 14.980.93 9.042 51 3.983.12 21.484.89 21.138.2 » 4 291 47

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nee Itec 31 DETAIL OF RECEIPTS*

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T-.TC * i.oso.to Tn re* — Iteeetnber 858.99 J.sti e of Peac* Fees 203 '0 Total Township Fund .3 2.**8 27 Special Sehnol Fnnd T.>se*—June * 5.890 74 T.«*e*—Iiez-ember 5.7*7.7.5 Sr ?e Di*t Equalization 1.0*5.38 State r»i»t. Transp *47.91 State Support . 543.72 State .Vid. on Farm T r . 4.913.74 T *eh*-r Retirement . . 158.1* Tot Special Sr-ti Fund *20.887.21

Tnitioa Fund

Taxes—June f 9.002.52 T xc«—Frecember 7.523. v 9 Centrressional Int*r**i 102.48 State 1 >:*t. Tuitiou tXeti 4.519.71 Retirement A--essnienta 310.00 Total Ttii !oi. Fund . .*21.4«4.*0

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F)'i9f T . \ i rnm As*e**«or * 149 pO 'titrpiu' from County 225.50 Total Dog Fund * 394.50 Dlvhnraenient* Township F'nnd Pay of Trustee Office rent A clerical help ..$ 1.270.60

TrV ex'*., tele , telegraph

Rooks. Stationery

t’rintlntt and Ad vert islne . The Banner Th< tJraniile • la c School Suprlv <'o. Pay of Advisory Board Willard «Torn well **’r nk Mitchell Kenncih A. .\shworth . .

Car*' of < ••meteries:

Hi lam <'halt man

Chester Humphry

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84.7S 95.87 7 4.<54 25.60 25.00 25.00 59.70 50.00

W. O Matbews 24.00

Miscellaneous:

Kimball Larkin, bond ... Wm. Pad*rett. J. P. bond . Huithes <v Hughes, leg. ser. Itiahuraemeata l>«>K Fai Eric Boe*eii. sheep *

Wiley Mark, calf

Leo Cradii k. sheep Raymond Elmore, rabbits Dlatinr sent ears Tuition (■'and

Pay of Teachers:

Aral F Oroner Geneva C. Goss Verna K Garl Reggie Glover Jessie Herbert Olenn Knauer

Pay of Transfers:

Grcencasl* Con*. Schools Wilber A. Huber Robert Ivewis Dlshnrsemrnt* Special

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Repair of Buildings and Care of Grounds: .1 15. Bartley * Indiana State Farm Eddie Buis Russell Bui* W. O. Mathews . Ralph Basett Mcixa-er Lumber Co •Repair of Other Equipment: Rii«*ell Buis, rep pump Eddie Buis. ren. fur ... School Furniture and Equipment: t e^ School Supply Co. . . Encyclopedia Britannic.a School SuPtdies: * meric "t Education Pub. Harold Boesen Lee School Supply Co . Hess Duplicator Co

10*. 00 15 00 150.99

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54.00

100.06 262.50

15.00

t 3,490.00

1.520.00 2.260.00 2.010.00

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1.100.00

7.631.31

2.403.43

311.48 Schno!

15.00 40.84 12.00

2.00

22.66 125 00

18.72

12.00 59 10

22.00 77.80 32.85 13.8:1

156.64

132.98

Eugene Hutchins Bureau of Tests .... Geographical Pub. Co Janitor Supplies: Morrison Grocery* . .. L»e School Supply Co. Hickman Hardware Fuel for Schools: John F- Rightsell ... Loans. Interest, and

Insurance

John F. Rightsell . . . Simpson Stoner Kimball Imrkin .... Teachers Meetings: Verna K. Garl ..... Reggie Glover Aral F. Groner

GT School:

Bob Rissler W. O. Mathews ..... Ralph B sett .......

Janitor Service:

W. C. Mathews Ralph Basett Transportation of Children; Aaron F. Jones Donald Cradick Noble Costin Putnam Motors Lee School Supply Co. Water. Light and Power Harold Boe-.cn

Miscellaneous-

Harold Boesen Federal Tax Withheld Teachers Ret. Fteducted

5.10 14.66 36.40 11.23 »7. I 2.49 4r*.2i

1 85.00 85.60

6.63

10.00 10.00

5.00

4.566.96

120.00

i2o.no 500.00

566.60

1.806.00 1.500.00 1.801.00

46.85

1.878.29

70.93 41.96

2.198.41

474.26

I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the above named township: that, a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the namew of persons having been paid mon-

ey by the township has been filed as required by latv in the office of tbe County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report is in custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. frank sctherlix. Trustee

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Rural Youth Net Team Wins Tilt

The Putnam County Rural Youth basketball squad downed a strong Bainbridge Independent teqm, 69 to 54, Sunday on the Bainbridge floor. The Rural Youth aggregation has now won 20 out of 25 games played todato. Rural Youth (69) FG FT PF

Osborn .*} Knauer 1 Martin 0 MoGaughey 9 Cox 8 Stultz 7 Keyt 5 Green l Bainbridge (54) FG Love 1 O’Hair 9 Miles 1 M. Michaels 3 Summers 5 Michaels 2 Zimmerman 4

Johnson Barbers 94 Zinc Mill 27 Motor Freight Hire’s Morton Over 500 Series: { Scroggins 545. Crawley 549. Blocker 535. G. Crawley 510. Sears 501. Justus 515. 200 Games: Seal's 200. G. Crawley 203. Scroggins 246.

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Tigers Defeat Hanover, 82-72

DePauw’s Tigers downed a scrapping Hanover basketball squad, 82 to 72, Saturday night in Bowman gym. It was the seventh victory in 11 starts for the Old Gold and the fourth setback in nine games for the visiting Panthers. DePauw held a 22 to 19 lead at the end of the opening eight minutes but the Hanover netters came back in the second period to forge ahead. 36 to 34. at halftime. The contest continued close until the Tigers grabbed tire advantage at 46-44 on a field goal by Ron McCammack late in the third frame. DePauw was never headed after that and Coach Bob Harvey’s basketeers went on to win by a 10-point margin, 82 to

72.

Bob Schrier led DePauw with 10 baskets in 19 attempts and a pair of charity tosses for 22 points. John Morris starred for

Hanover with 28.

DePauw (82) FG Peters, f 4

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F»P*t Cltz. Bank Women’s league W Swicks 42 1 s 1st Citz. Bk 36 Livengoods 32 H Pnack Shop 30 Stoners 24 Laundry Ease 20 Wayne Feeds .IS Mullins 13 High Individual Game: 205 High Individual Series: 535 High Team Game: Laundry Ease 760 High Team Series: Laundry Ease 2119 Series over 435 —Meloy 535, Almon 501 Etter 498, Shinn 473, Monnett 443, VonTress 439, Brattain 427.

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Oehner. f

McCracken, c

Ulmer, c

Parker, c

McCammack, g

Pierce, g

.Vans, g

Tinkham, g

Williams, g

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Hanover (72)

Johnson, f

Liddle, f

....... 1

Leap, f

Landis, f

Morris, c

... 10

Cutshall. c

Kreitzman, g

Liggett, g

Hennegan, g

Lickliter, g

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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITION 41. Al’I'ROPR1ATIOX Notify is hereby srlven to the Taxpayers of iho Totrn of Bainhricige, Putnam County, Indiana Hum; i he jwoper legal officers of said Town at their regular meeting place on ihe 25ih of January 1954 at 7:00 P. 11. will conaider the following appropriations, which said officers consider necessary to meet the emergency existing at this time: Graeral Fund 1. Fire Equipment Fund ..$.‘1566.00 2. Donations to the I'ire Equipment Fund 4035.00 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to he li-tnrd thereon.. The appropriation as finally made wilt be automatically referred to the Ftnte Tax t‘ommissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the Auditor s Office of Putnam County. At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any such appropriations may bo heard. Claude Etcheson, (’resident of Board. I tale Ross. Member Victor Walters, Member ii R. Sands. Sec'y-Treas. 1 1-2'.

A OTIC E OF ADMIMSTR \TIO* Notice is here by given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court ui Putnam County. State of Indiana. Administrator of the estate ot Minnie I.eachmtin late of Putnam County, deceased. Paid estate is supposed to be solvent. C. Ii. Stafford. Administrator No 9:181 William R. Padgett, Clerk of tlie Putnam Circuit Conn Rexel] A. Boyd, Attorney. 4-2t.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Creditors. Heirs and Leg tees of Leon T. Welch, deceased to upnear in tiie Putnam Circuit Court, held at Greencastle, Indiana, on the. Srh day of February. 1954. and show cause, if anv, whv the KIN\J. SETTLEMENT ACCOCNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved: and said heirs are notified to then ncl there make proof of heir ship, and receive rheir distributive shares. Margaret M. Welch. Administratrix WITNESS, the C|e r k of said Court, this Tth dsv of January. 1954. No 93.™. William U. Padgett, clerk Putnam Circuit Court Frank G. Stoesnel, Attorney. II- - ”'.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF PUTNAM COUNTY OF TAX RATES CHARGED - v n • • th,. T \ I tor lie •y--- of State. County. Township. Schools and Corporal ions for the y. ar 19":: payable 1954 will he in the hands of the County Treasurer on Jan. 1, 1954 who will be t r zreoti. Tl,. folio'..it a table shows rate of taxation on each 410«.«rt worth of ren i and personal property, and each p<dl in th« several units. 1st Installment delinquent after the Max L' I Si . ’el :m-o 11 n, nt d« lireuent after the first Monday in Nov ember ESTON C. COOPER. Treasurer of Putnam County

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Total State Rate ... Co. General Fund . . . Walt Hospital M tin:. Hospital On mu. Bldv Cumulativ. lit tdge Twp" Fund Sp« ( ini s lc *1 Tuition . . . . Poor R, lief County l-jbrxrx Transportation Lense-Rental Vocational- . . Reeryation 1 . . . Oimwhitive "Bnip _ .. -U ao.., Bldg !'■ i •'ori» ttond Corporation Stre.q Kuiwl - . Fork T.»\ Polb-e A Ft’ei Tula! l»yop< j;t» Jax R •••II Taxes « haraed State A St t r S> r%*. «b-ueral Fund . - - Tuition Fond Special So Ft ■ * Corporation T'hird .... TdtaF Poll Tax Rate

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Bryan. Auditor

of Putnam County,

heraby rertify that the above

is a correct copy

of all Tax

levies for

the Taxes collectible in year

1954.

In it* battle against polio, th« National Foundation tor infantile Paralysis has become the largest importer of monkeys in the country. They are used in making the trial vaccine which will be tested in 1954 and in other polio research financed by the March of Dimes. Scientists examine one of the monkeys aftor its flight to the U.'S. ^ j •»

GOLF ROOKIE GETS $4,000 TOP

THE VICTORY SMILE here is on the face of Fred Wampler (left) as he receives a $4,000 check in Los Angeles from Los Angeles Open official Robert Buskirk after his 281. It topped Jerry Barber (second left) and Chick Harhert (third le/t) by one stroke. They each collected $2,050 in tie for second. Wampler. 30. is from Indianapolis, Ind, and is a newcomer to the pro golf tournament circuit. (International Snundphotoi

BROOKLYN WATERFRONT AFIRE

FIREBOAT SHOOTS streams of water onto one of four flaming warehouses on the Brooklyn waterfront. More than 200 firemen, 35 engines and two fireboots battled the three-million-d'/llar L’aze in which 15 firemen wen injured, most of them by flying bricks from collapsing walls.

THAT AFTER-THE-WEDDING EMBRACE

GLAMOI'R GIRL Marilyn Monroe of the movies and host hall great Joe Dimaggio go into a clinch outside the chambers at municipal court in 3an Francisco where they were married in a ceremony closed to the public. Afterwards, photographei-s and newsmen hail a field day with the good-natured, pair.