The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 January 1955 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANIsi:*. GREENC XSTti, NWANA SATURDAY, JANUARY 22,. 1955
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itt < Iiih iday -Kilowatt club will v evening at 7:30 n<> nf \fr5 T''><*onh
Sutton. Opal Scobee, P'.ora Ixiuise Bndges Marcella 1. Essie Boyd. One guest, Samsel. February meeting will be home of Flora Tiffee with ■ntine exchange.
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fr-.. l)oll >
Conference At
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ne i of the Moose Mid-
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i conference ’.A’iH be held
Mon-
1 at Blr
lomington Sunday, January
* :0th.
Mrs. Cora Skimmerhorn is
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inference I'-ader. The
LiOHril
the M
* astle chapter of Women of ..<>.-e will have initiation at inference. Other chapters i.ng will be Terre Haute,
met
! Marti
■isville. Clinton, Linton.
Mrs.
: Brazil
and Bloomington. Mrs
Effie
Smith will i present the
^.'ent.
e of Regents.
the
Belle
Union 1*. T. A.
order
Hold
I^••g^llar Meeting
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,vill be held
Tli regular Belle Union PTA . e; ig was held on Monday night. Jan. 10. R< Gilbert McCammack conducte 1 the devotions. The secretary and treasure’s repot were read and accepted. Mi. Fred Brooks, director of lass fication at the Indiana State Farm spoke on "Juvenile Belinquency’ ‘after which a question b<?x was opened and qiuF.ons which had been put in the i >x by the parents and teawas answered by Mr. ’hooks. This was very interesting nd enlightening to all present. Th next meeting will be held eii February 14.
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7:00 P. M. at the Billie Wilson.
*1 Meets Jackson us Class of the Puthurc h hel l their J;tn. the home of Op.al ie vice president preabsenee of the presit ions were given by The Bible lesson by
voted to give two e M in h of Dimes, he social hour* two re given and won by res and Lueille Whitrats were served to
W.S.C.S. .Meeting For Jar i.iry Is Held The W.S.C.S. of Gobin Memorial Church met Jan. 20 ih the I community room. The president, .Mrs. Crawley, presided. Devotions was led by Mrs. ; Ualph Knoll. Mrs. J. E. Porter sung. "From out the Dawn There i Came a Voice,’’ as a part of this service. Mrs. Knoll read a letter j cf appreciation from a high ! r ho< ! for colored children in Ashton, North Carolina. The ! ' bin Society had sent the school I a Christmas box. Th vV.S.C.S. pre-Easter breaktast was announced for March 17. j At this meeting the Woman’s Society from Epworth Methodist
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tor’s prescriptions to us.
£oan ^Pharmacy
Owiuu tlir death of m\ hu'>haii(l. I will sel lat I*iiblie Auction Dll Wednesday, January 26,1955 Beginning at 11 A. M. at the Brent Moore Farm. 7 mile* ftnuth of I. u,t . > •. t ’ miles north of Brazil, 2 miles east of MansfieHI. the follow in j property :
FARM IMPLEMENTS l!>tS W. 1). Yllis-( halmers tractor. \!lis ( halmers Cultivator. \lli- ( halmers It inch Breaking Plow. Int'Tnational (.rain Itrill (12 Hoe). •t >hn Deere Corn Planter. 2 years old. tin Deere Kotary Him*, extra good. Horse drawn mowing machine, good shape. \ -w t tea Manure Spreader. ( dtipaeker. (.ood ' foot Tandem and Disc. One nibh«“r tire<t wagon, with extra good bed. One Steel tiral wagon. One 2 section spiked tooth harrow. HAY AND GRAIN Cot bushels ( rn. mere er less; t>00 bushels Oats, more or leas: "e ) bushels t.\ ■ md Wheat, mixed, more or less; 6410 hales of Ch \ er Hay . more or le*»s. MISCELLANEOUS u s a-- b ;g tiauses; one doahle hog house; one gravel bed: i'ii* I’.n key ■ tin.* nler stove and hover; one new set of hen nests; ( hieken t* ''. rN fountains; one set of rope block and pulleys; one lot of small tools and other articles too numerous to n>ent1on. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Dining n •m table and H chairs; one China safe; one Cherry war lr be. *e. *r lot) \ears old: one bed and springs and S mattresses. Some dish s and other articles. ELLEN MOORE -- Executrix 1 VBI. STALKFK. \uet. LAWRENCE THOM A*. Clerk. Lunch will lx* served by Carbon .M. E. Chnrefc. TEKMs* OT SALE — C.LSH. Not responsible tar AccidatU.
Jhurch in Brazil will be ott: guest-s. Mrs. Elmer Harvey thanke i the society for the beautiful light fixture recently installed in the parsonage dining room. Mrs. Theobald and Mrs. Gass Sr., euesys. were introduced. Mrs. Orville Davis introduced Miss i Roxy LaForge. our guest .•■•peaker. Miss LaForge was a DePauw student the winter of 191718. She has served in the mission field for 36 years. When China was closed to missionaries, she with others, went to the Philippienes where sh» served for thirteen years. Some of the time under Japanese occupation. Miss LaForge says the new •mphasis in missions is to serve humanity in ex’ery field of life. There is just one justification for Missionary effort—to share Jesus Christ. A Missionary not only preaches, teaches and heals the sick, she lives Christ among those who do not know him. Mrs. Robert Farber was hostess chairman for the social hour. Her assistants were Mrs. Charles McCurry, Mrs. James Pence and Mrs. George Anthony. Tea and fancy cookies were served from the beautifully appointed tea table.
—FARM BUSINESS found. Crooks says. Whitley county started the program rolling in Indiana ir December, when 15 local familie met wijh specialists from Purdue. Gertrude Monhaut, horn* economics specialist, ufged the farm people to set up family goals so that husband and wife would work together on management of the farm and home. "Find out what you think is important to do first," Miss Monhaut recommended. "Don’t just say that some day you hope to do better, hut actually plan what is best for the children and for family hapiness and health.” CLUB CALENDAR Monday Modern Priscilla Club—2:30— Mrs. Hallie Thompson. Home and Child Study Club — 8 p. m.—Mrs. Clifford Frazier. Reddy-Kilowatt* Club— 7:30 Mrs. Josef Sharp. Child’s Study Group of A.A.U.W.—8:15 p. m. Mrs. Robert Rush. 407 Shadowlawn. Tuesday Progress History Ciub—2:30 Mrs. \V. R. Hutcheson Wednesday P.E.O.—7:30-- Miss Lela Walls Putnam County Historical society—45:30— Old Trail Inn Twentieth Century Club 2 p m.—Mrs. Herbert Blocker, 107 W. Poplar. FOR SALE: My Cloverdab home, modern, well preserved, many unusual conveniences which must be seen to be appreciated, and PRICED TO SELL : ESTILL MEEK, First-Citizen:* Bank. 22-eod-tf. FOR RENT: Small furnished apartment. 702 E. Seminary. Phone 956-M. 22-It
TV
TONIGHT
WFBM-TY—Channel (i
2:00
Big 10 Bad
4:00
Star Theater
5:00
Father’s Life
5:30
Bill Hickol:
6:00
City Assignment
6:30
Beat the Clock
7:00
Jackie Gleason
8:00
Favorite Story
8:30
Theater
9:00
Detective
9:30
Stranger
10:00
Indiana Hoedown
10:30
Big Picture
11:00
Feature Theater
12:15
Night Owl Theater
WTTY—Channel 4
2:00
Big 10 Bail
4:00
Country Jamboree
4:30
Film
4:45
Miniatures
5:00
Mystery Theater
6:00
Chandler - Trio
6:15
Better School-
6:30
Horace Heid:
7:00
Folkwax s
7:30
This Hollywood
8:00
Coca
8:30
J. Durante
9:00
George Gobel
9:30
Hit Parade
10:00
Waterfront
10:30
Inner Sanctum
11:00
Starlight Theater'
WRIGHT'S
ELECTRIC SERVICE
DEALER 895 X. Jackson St. Phone 64 APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION SALES and service
THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In the p< stofflee «t Greeucastle, Indiana m necond clans mall matter oncer wet of March 7, 1878. Subscription price 25 cent* per week; $5.00 per year by mall In Putnam County; $6.00 to $10.40 per year outside Putnom Comity. Telephones 74, 95, 114 S. U. Rarlden, Publisher 17-ift South Jackson Street. TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Grow up unto Him in alt things—Eph. 4:15.—Some of ir: show little discipline ex’en in our mature vears. We should put away childish attiudes and face realities firmly.
Personal And Local News Briefs
Lloyd Vaughn, of Gary, is spending the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vaughn. Membership Pitch-in dinner by V. F. W. Ladies Auxiliary' will .be held Wednesday at 6:30. The meeting will follow’ the dinner. Meat, and rolls will be furnished by the Auxiliary. Richard Donaghue of Chicago writes that the Greencastle Banner has been in his family for 105 years. The first subscription was in the name of McMannis his grandfather, then Mr. and Mrs. Dan O’Connell, his aunt and uncle, and now it is in his name, which is the third generation. For individual washing use our Washette Department. The price is right and the clothes are clear. Home Laundry & Cleaners. Wed-Sat-tf. -- Good Old Days I Almanac, the following weather forecast is made for the period Jan. 24th to 27th.—"Fair w’eather. Mostly fair in the west, becoming overcast and threatening. Pleasant in the Ohio River valley and eastward along the Atlantic coast, warmer in the south." FARM AND GARDEN According to the Farmers Almanac, Jan. 24th and 25th is a barren period, fine for killing weeds, briars, poison ivy and other plant pests, poor for planting.
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T. Cain, c
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Stockton, g
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ANNIVfRSAR'f'. Birthday Mi*s. Sylvia Mildred Benson. Da inbridge. 42 years old today. Jan. 22. Weddings Mr. and Mrs. John L Basham 1 year , 23rd of Jan. M . and Mrs. Frank Vaughn. 55 years today, January 22. GUARDS RELEASED BOSTON. Jan. 22.—(UP)Seven men who persuaded four rebellious convicts to surrender their hostages and end a fourday revolt at Massachusetts State Prison promised today to seek hope for the rebels. The four convicts, all Under sentences of virtual life imprisonment, surrendered unconditionally at 2:30 p. m. Friday and turned over their arms to a sev-en-man citizens’ committee. COLD MOVES IN
1 K
More snow’ and a new cold front covered large parts cf the West and Midw’est early today, but winter eased up slightly on the Eastern section of the nation The cold air driving across the Plains states into the Midwest and Ohio Valley dropped temperatures sharply, pushing the mercury down to four above zero at Minot, N. D., and .to none at Mason City, Iowa. Light snow accompanied the cold, turning highways slick and snarling traffic in some places. IN MEMORY In loving memory of our dear mother, Dora Jane Cooper, who passed away Jan. 23, 1949. A precious one from us is gone, A voice we loved is stilled, A place is vacant in our home That never can be filled. We do not forget you, Nor do we intend, 'We think of you often And will to the end. Sadly missed by family.
THUSTEE‘S REPORT Township Trustee's (abstract report of receipts and disbursements for the calendar year l!tr>4, Franklin Township, Putnam Coun-
ty.
Township Fund Balance Jan. 1 $ l,8,S3-9i» Receipts 2,7 i 36.*>7
Tot. S • c. Sel*. Fund . $23.12a.8J Tuition Fuad Taxes — June $1 l.r^aAl Taxes — December .... 9,733.S3 Consrression.il Interest 47.4*' Stati- l>ist. Tuition tnd) 22.337.3‘i
1.832.12
7::i.o<t 2 "i 1.71
5.1 4::.3r.
132.46
2.4:. 4.8:.
Nutionl l'«vn«f
I $i^hi|» 1'
n ml
iff Httildings
i*.i\ «*j Truste*-. Kent
f «; rounds
.,n.l Dlerical Help:
!:•> .eh.
laic Gas En nd $
7 *».
tVt SI K. Davidson $
990.
< »»*i*$; ’
ijihical 1‘ublishina »’<
.. .56.4t)
Eva K. Davidson
2*»o.
Boil'-r
4.4-
Travtl Expense
Arab#
’est Cohtrol *
*r..nn
Peril It Davids in
Slier m
in Thom|>tMin
626.2N
Ihintine and Advertising:
Hanna
tV Sons
1 1 1.57
GrapaJc %
Cities
Service
18.59
Banner
\ *4
W i Ik n
son Lumber Co.
72 12
I.. , s. hool Snpply . . .
1 a
2
ri
Rust-r
59.5*1
J’ay of Advisory Board.
.M< <aati
a he > s Hardware
z.:: *
Ross Furney
27*.
l>on wt*
II He., iina «X- Air E>.n
d. Ts.tl''
Thelrar Joints .
27..
K<gu h
late .Eletl
LIT.86
Edgar Braden
2 *.
J rwin*!
1 >rugrstore ... .
22 Si
t'urt* of Cemeteries:
Harry
N« wton
1*4.5t»
Herbert Frazier
.TT>.
rtepji ir
of other Equipment:
M isc-ilan eons:
* »< IS \v»
11 xV Vaujflit
24.0.*
Sinn son Stoner ... ...
100
; cm -1
e Typewriter Sales
20*’*-Ui»
Books Plus
1. .8- 1
Eire Extinguisher
4 4.25
Motor Ereia ht Corp. . . .
33.
\1 it eli*
il Brothers
266.62
ftlel ' ■' eUxer
-
1. w.
..loll Nlstvonger
HU.H.t
Treasurer of State
-
Lee S*
hool Supply Do. ..
31.9:
Postmaster
1.
0
Mon la
omt-rv Mfa Co
4.7>
I)i9*lmrwein**!!!9* l>*»u l-'uml
Roach
laic Electric
1 02.7*
Roy Kracht *
2...
Home
Appl).nee Store .
Wendell Bratt .in
**
! {css
duplicator Co
4
Jess.- L. Ellis
School
Furniture <x
I)i«l»nrMenienlM 1'iiiiioii Kiin«l
E< m ii*
nent:
Pjiv of Teachers:
Lilliai
Call
25.00
Monti Wilson 4
9 27
Bon w»
Il »X Vauaht
158.40
lames Btirk
♦14*
Roach
tile Elevator
i s.on
Rav Evens
°2T
Vi :tor
Addina Mach. . .
127.50
Pax .*f Transfers:
Encyc
operia Hritannica. Hi.mill Business
:!14.6t
Rock x ili*' Consolidated
166
i I! r * i n
Schools
Mac
lines
296 4'
Greencastle Consolidated
710
K ifrer
and Co
522.76
Schools 1 -
2
Allied
1 nc
182.00
Federal Tax
4 31*
Lyons
Music Co.
191.0)
I'cachers Retirement
- 4 -
Hanna
.X Sons
43.5*!
lliMburseinents 6|»eclnl
J a m e *6
Skelton
2 * 4.0*
I 'll llll
Jary's Variety Store ... VCs Bee School Supply Co. . . 8.2a 4 midi Hinged Music Co. 61.2f New Ma rket Lbr. Co Malcolm A. Harris 12.<>0 11 Duplicator 6.1?
School Supplies:
James Risk 7.01 Farm Bureau Coop 15.00 Interstate Publishers ... 36.9? took s Plus 3.4’ Purdue Pniversity 9.0.' Organic Farmer 3.Oc ^cott. Foresnian Co 6.26 Standard Science Supply 33.0*' International Bus. Mach. 14.30 Kige’- .X Co 74.69 \ I lied, Inc 10.21 \I. (X R. Auto Parts 11.59 D. 11. Goble Printing Co. 3.SV Lewi-* Historical Publishing 87.7:,
Bairds Regal Star,
207.4 '
Garys Variety Store ...
7:i.S-*
successful Eti rm inp ....
20. (it
Doanes Ajrr. Digest ....
12.54*
Vulcan Service Co.
15.64
Bureau <>f Tests
86.27
Ilantinond Az Stephens ..
11.58
Daily Banner
1 s.r.n
J. B. Lippincott Co
i9.:ii
Lee School Supply Co. . .
489.19
Informative Classroom Piet.
5.94
Newsmap of Week
13.50
Sportsman's Shoj)
25.70
Hess Duplicator Co
224.S).
Eugen-* Hutchins
17.40
Janitor Supplies:
Harold Harshbarger ...
1.6P
Al-.lax Chemical Co. ...
454.15
Kiger iX Co
255.73
Allied, Inc
8.52
Baird's Regtil Store ....
11.30
H-inna A- Sons
6.66
Gtiry's Variety Store . . .
34.04
Leo School Supplx' Co. . .
17.SK
Fuel:
Roachdale Gas Fund . . .
59.58
Roachdale Elevator .... 1
1.122.48
John Wilson 1
.428.05
t nsurance:
Roachdale Bank & Trust Co. 927.93
Teachers Meetings:
Hug'li M. Kspey Richard J. Hutchins .... Richard Oglesby Retty Robertson Helen Brown Virginia Rcuss
Mar* I.bulse Garriott
10.00
5.00
io.no 15.00
5.00 10.00 5.00
Disbursements
2,57,3.52
Susanna Compton
5.0*)
Balance Dec. 51
2.U67.13
Olive Harsh ha rge.r
5.00
Special School
Eu ml
Herbert Jeffries
5.00
Balance Jan. 1
...$
8,004.35
Vnnabelle P. Myers
.». 0 ()
Receipts
29.125.82 24.10T.48
fames A. Risk
5.01
Jjishursements
lohn T. Wilson
5.00
Balance Dec. 31 . . . .
1 3,028.69
Mary Sanders
5.00
Tuition I'uml
Voroi a tMnm/dit
5.00
1 !alallc.e Jan. 1 • . .
. . .$
2Jxi'14.^it
Mart ha Mo.Mains
5.00
Receipt s
52.454.8-'*
Nell Kersey
5.00
1 Msbursements
32,322.96
Bessie Green
5.00
Bahince D.'c. 31
24.036.65
lanitor Service:
dD^ I'iiii.i
Harol.l Harshbarger ....
3.280.00
Balance Jan. 1
■ -
218.13
1'run .-port at ion of Chihlren
Receipts
446.87
Ward Batman
1,530.00
1 Msburscim n t s ......
665.00
iCliu. r Mooi't*
1.844.50
Balance 1 H\c. 31 . . . .
0.00
Janies Simpson
1,670.00
* ii in ii la 11 ve lliiii.liim
I 'ii nd
Lawrenoe J. Kelly
1.S70.00
Btiltmce Jtm. 1
. . .$
421.67
!•’ Iler's Cities Service
4.70
Receipts
0.00
Moor, s Super Service . .
26.70
Disbursement.-
421 'IT
.Iam*'s Hoxvard
10.00
Balance Dec. 31
0.00
Water. Light <X Power:
l.4‘:i!Hu Iteiitn!
l-'u nd
Public Service Co. of Ind.
1.552.0!*
Btilance Jan. 1 . . . .
.. .$
13.367.46
Roachdale Gas Film! ....
426.94
Receipts
24,630.07
Miseclalneous:
J lisbn rsenicn ts
25.000 l)* 1
Jam.-s A. Risk
216.46
B*ilaiic.‘ 1 )cc. 31 . . . .
12,997.53
Thomas Telephone Co. ..
308.35
Totals of Ml
I*'n nds
Int.-i state Publishers
78.42
Balance Jan. 1
47.800.54
John Long
6.00
Receipts
1 09.394.28
\nna I Mxori
4.00
Disbursements
1 05.064.64
C. E. Daminon
40.00
Balance Dec. 31 .
52.1 29.98
Marla Mutehler
30.00
DETAIL OF RECEIPTS
Progressive Printing Co.
10.77
Township Enn.l
!_.yons Music Co
58.65
Taxes — June
? 1.484.40
Harrx Newton
3.87
Ta x«*.- — I )ecembt*r
1,252.27
Tot Spec. Sch. Fund $24,101.48
Total Township Fund .
< 2.736.0 <
niwhiirncniriitn Dog l-'iinil
>cl»ool
I 'ii nd
Max Pick el $
250.00
Taxes — - June
$15,144.74
L. Boiler A.- E. Watson . .
101.00
I ay»*s — December
1 2.751.89
Del in as Abbott
140.00
State Dist. Transp.
I! *i 69
Zannie Garriott
48.00
Transfer Tuition ...
On 0.0*
Clifford Fry
126.00
Gym Rental
7. •
Tot 1 Dog Fund $
665.00
Vot at iomi 1 Reim. . .
Divlui rxumun I* < u m n l:i t i % r
! in-ment
Assi -seinen i ■
a i i on a i
Reim.
^ S .i'il 11 \
Handicap, e.
:
i nsfers.
Jaiks.m twp
Transfers. Private ... Total Tuition Fund
Dog Fund
Dog Tax from Assessor .$ 225.00 Surpl us from County 221.87 Total Dog Fund $ 4 46.87 J.eIIKe-Reiit:il Fund Taxes — June $13.339.6 i Taxes — December .... 1 1.270.46 Total Lease-Rental Fund $24,630.07 DishiirneincntM Township Fund Pay of Trustee. Office Rent ,x Clerical Help: Janies L. Myers $ 1.050.00 Lethia Myers 370.00 Traveling Expense.
136.5 t 2S5.1.J
4 21.67
grap
104.3: 56 J I
3.00
Telephom
James I,. Myers Rooks. Stationery. Printing ,x Adver Daily Banner . . . Putnam Co Grapl D H. GoMe Print W. E. K’rheson. p
I<e>* School Supplv Co. .. 38 Pay of Advisory Board: Orville Perkins 25. Charles Purcell 25 Ralph Cross 25
Can* of Cemeteries
James Bales . Jack Earles -Misc. Appropriations: George lupnenlatz 200 Roachdale Bank Fidelity Abstracts RexelU Boyd 100. Eugene Hutchins Total Township Fund $ 2.553 lli*hiir«f*nteuf** Tuition Fund
Pa
Hugh V Marv Li Rob. . t
uis<-
Oliv, M Harsi Richard J Hu
rt J.-ffri* rd t»gb*sl . A Risk
Roberts. Wilson
»el!e P. 5
a Cl
Bro
K.-rs
Herl Ri.l Jam Bert Mae
Anna I Vt-rnn Helen
Nell
Virgit Bess .
John T Wl
5.047.0' :; 427.2.
4.47 1 2.6s 4
pit*
Rei
M M
M.. rcu rt
Sub
Sanders a M.-Mar
M.dli
tute Sick
Martha Anti Si
Ed;
Avi-
Harris' Risk
Harold Gat
Building Fund
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’ranklin School Bldg: Fon, $25,000.00 ] 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 :iame“ of persons having heen paid money by the township has been filed as required by law in the office of the 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 : txpaver of the township. JAMES I. MVERS. Trustee
TIM STEF'S REPORT Township Trustees (abstract) report of receipts and disbursement- for the calendar year 1954. Madi.-'oii Township. Putnam i’ounTowuship Fund $ R« 2,234.36 Dtoburaementa 1,925.2? Ba lane# Dec. 31 1.651.4b S|M*ci:i| school Fund Baliit - Jan. 1 $10,525.29 Re.-ipts in.::4n.?:. Disbursements 10,020.43 10.84 5. SO Tuition Fund $ 4 '■ R« eipta 11.532 52 Disbursements ... 16.526 76 Balance Dec 31 Dog Fnnd Balance Jan. 1 $ ' Receipts 157.00 Disbursements 77.50 Balance Dee. 31 109.50 Tola Is nf Ml Etinds $15,949 Rece i p t s -'4 Disbursements , 28.549.91 • 31 1 l.\4 DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Township Fund June ... $ 1.189 92 ... t < spe.-iul Setimd Fund A 4 . • 4 : 4 ■ - -Ra’* I msi Tranap. 678.o:; Tot Spec S h. Fund . .$ 3.647 23 Tuition l imd » • p.ixes December . .. 5.148 9* ’’oneres-ional Interest 41 8* c>r • j; . ment Amo-ntf J7 J • ■ Tot : Tuition F md .$11 5$3.63 Hog I'iimH D' - ’l ax from Assessor S 1 4 1 0t
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School Furniture X Equipment:
Willard Miller. Encyclopedia Britannic;. Films
School Supplies:
Bureau of Tests Lee School Supply Co. 'xiigeitc Hutchins <
lanitor Supplies:
i.ee School Supply Co. •711 i s Grocery
Enel for Schools:
Kenneth K natter Quality Coal Corp.
Janitor Service :
Mona Wilson latnes Burk Ray Evens
fransportation :
James Brewster Eddie Gibson Leo P*. Reeves Kitnmel Wilson His Adams Fowl, r .X Murphy Motors Reeves Welding Co Tjodell Gibson Hicks Body Co 4ess Sales .X Service • • • Tint Harris tod Godfrey \1. .X R Auto Parts .... Bill Phyne Motors East Side Motors Water. Lights & Power: R. K. M. C. Ray Evens
Miscellaneous:
Ernest Williams
I hereby certify that the fore going is a true and correct state ment "f the receipts and disburse tnents of the above named town4hij>: that a complete and detaile. annual report together with al accompanying vouchers showing Mic names of persons having been paid money by the township hat been filed as required by law in • he office of the County Auditor .nd that a copy of such annual reoort is in custody of the ehatrmar of the township advisory board Said report is subject to inspectiot hv anv taxpayer of the township CECIL R. DAVIDSON. Trustee
FINANCIAL REPORT Financial report of the Town of Roachdale ending Dec. 31. 19.*4. Public Library Balance Jan. 1. 1954 . ..$ 2,091.89 Receipts 3.749.7C Total * 5.84 L65 Disbursements 2,937.6'. Balance Dec. 31. 1954 . ..$ 2,903.97 Ohm l>e|iiirt iiicii t Balance Jan. 1. 1954 $ 6*7X5.59 Receipts 37.318.96 Total $44,104.55 Disbursements 33.480.25 Balance Dec. 31. 1954 . . .$10,624.3" Regular Water l)c|ia rt inoii t Balance Jan. 1, 1954 . . . .$ 742.0. Receipts 9,93. Total .$10,677.6: Disbursements 10.161.1) Balance Dec. 31. 1954 . .$ 516.47 W ater Reileiiipt ion I n nil Balance Jan. 1. 1954 $ 1,746 <). Receipts 3.996.32 Total $ 5.742 54 Disbursements 2.085.0( Balance Dec. 31. 1954 . . .$ 3.6.*7.3> Street Fanil Ba lance Jan. 1, 1954 . .$ 636.57 Receipts 4,406.8* Total $ 5.043.D Disbursements 4,540.04 B:il nice Dec. 31. 1954 . . $ 502.1 General Fan.I Balance Jan. 1, 1954 $ 2.165 3) Receipts 11.786.2) Total $13,951.5. Disbursements 9.057 9: Balance Dec. 31. 1954 . .$ 4.893.5' I. Ethel G. Eggers. ( b rk-Treas ur.-r do solemnly swear that in* abov. Is a true statement of th. finances of the Town of Roach dale and the Roachdale Public l.i brary for the year of 1954 to th< best of my knowledge. Ethel G. Eggers, < 'lerk -Treasurer Fully Wilson Bl.iZ" Robertson E. M. Garrett Board of Trustees FIX A N t I A I. REPORT Of the Town Flerk Town <*' Bainbridge. Indiana, for the y.ai of 1954 GENERAL FIND Itceeipt* Hal. on band Jan. 1. 1954 $ 8.559 4:' General property taxes 3.874.0'. State Liquor tax 116.6 l-ieenses 24.0 Transfer from Fash Rcserve fund 5,100.0* Total $ 1 7,674.1' D isl.u rse m e n) s Salaries of Town Officials $ 5418) Office expenses I.egn 1 Exp* ns* Purchase of Building T.aOO.O Insurance of all kinds 303 1< Salai v of Marshal . . 1.521." Fire Equipment 1.046.0' Hydrant Rental . .. l.'.oO.O Material and Labor .in street A- sewers .... 9141' Purchase of Fire Trucks 7.247 s Total $16.799 8 Bal. on hand December 31. 19.'.4 * 874 WATERWORKS FIND Receipts Pal on ! d .1 L 1954 $ Earning* and collections 8 *. Hydrt.nt rental . .. 1.500 o. To correct deposit Total $ 7.981 41 I llslitl r« eluents Operating expense $ 1.759 47 New construction 6»6 Replacerient fund . . 289 8) J’aid on loan 600 00 Interest on bon 1« and
Total Tial on hand Decern) : * ELE<'TR1FAL I-IOfl Balance on ))and Jar 1 9 4 Earnings nd rolle.tu'
Disburse me tits Oper.'ting Expense $2'* 36*. 6 Replacement Fund 1.215 8 Fa«h Reserve fund I 246 4 Total $25 426 a Balat.ce on hind December 31. 1954 * 1 946 SPKFJAI, STREET FEND Ralatc’e on Hand Jat 1 1954 $ 92 5 '»gsolin* Tax
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