The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 August 1955 — Page 3

VAGT. THRRE MONDAY. AT'Of ST 15. 1955 THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA i EARLY SIliDS She said she had planned to move “ a two-car garage from a lot she OMAHA, Neb.—(UP)— Mrs. | owns. But when she got there, C. Hollestelle. Omaha, told po- j the lot was bare. The thieves lice that some energetic thieves had dismantled it, leaving not a had beaten her to the punch. * single stick.

THE BODY of Mrs. William R. Allen, Kansas City, Mo, sociallt* and wife of a wealthy auto dealer, lies under a covering where it .was found near Stanley, Kan. Lifting one corner of the sheet is ‘Dr. David S. Long, Jr, Johnson county coroner. Police believe Mrs. Allen was slain by a sex fiend after being abducted in her own auto. The body was nude, hands tied behind back. (International}

FAIRLY SPOKEN Pastime Of Dieting Is Not a Cheap One By Margaret Lat robe For a long time It has been noticeable to dieters that their pastime isn't cheap. You never see fat people nervously checking the bank balance, foregoing Hawaiian vacations, or flinching at pictures of new’ model cars. The well-fed invariably have dough in the bank, take the vacations and buy the cars. 'While the dieters glare in protein poverty. Logan, Utah, is the scene of a project conducted by the Utah experiment station, in which Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lloyd ate cheap and gluttonously for three weeks. Food costs were $4.28 per person per week. Easing heartily of (and such Elizabethan feasting makes me almost ill) “chuck roast, potatoes, carrots, cottage cheese, peanut butter, pancakes likely as not buckwheat with heavy syrup aboard),. . . . and other nourishing, low-priced foods.” “We ate good,” commented Mrs. Lloyd, at the end of this epicurean gobbling. And she said

& mouthful!

The final blow was the admission that neither this young lady nor her spouse “lost an ounce.” Well, for Pete’s sake—no! This kind of banquetting is for the fat and frugal. Only they can save enough to live in future affluence. And the sequel to affluence is that immediately the exaltation of vacations, new clothes and such brings thoughts of dieting. With dieting comes proteins. No more peanut butter snnd-

I are holding a food sale at the

Record Office Saturday

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Scobee are spending a few day’s with Mr. and Mrs. Woody Watson and

family of Louisville, Ky.

Mr. and Mis. Ernest Johnson and Virginia and Mrs. Richard Johnson left Thuisday for Flint, Michigan, where they attended the graduation services on Friday held at General Motors Institute. Richard Johnson is one of

the graduates receiving an

YOUNG POLITICIAN

MILWAUKEE —(UP) — The clever campaigning of eight-

ni her unanimous election recently to her school’s student council. In her platform Karen promised autographs to all her

year-old Karen Heimsch resulted i constuents from Eddie Ma-

thews of the Milw*auk«e Brave*. Karen’s mother Is an aunt of Mrs. Virjean Mathews, w’ife of the player.

In the n Putnam Count Notice i leK>il offi< < i> the lolluwiuK

Notice To Taxpayers of Tax Levies tier of ilct rmlnins the tax rates for certain purposes by the civil town of Russellville, i i:. fore th Board of Tow n Trustees ■ • ii tiie taxpayers of Russellville, Putnam County, Indiana, that the proper ne ij lity, at their regular place, on the 29 day of August, 1953 will consider

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III IKiKT ( I.ASSII IC \TIOAS FOR TOWNS

<•« iierii2

l-’Ullll

Sl'PPIJKS

SKHVIFFS

1 I'ltSO.VA 1.

31 Office Supplies

1 1 S•biry <

. $ 75.00

32 Other Supplies

12 Si In \ .

1 ’la l ld -'l l * IS!I

rer .. ..

50.00

Al ATERIAL.S

13 Siilntv.

•i

300.00

42 Street, Alley and Sewer

IS Co

Attorn. \

100.00

4'! Other Materials

17 < ’uni' . n

* s ..t St 1*4

• t Kmpl

4)\ 4 US .

. 1.500.00

Cl'It R ENT CHA RGES

IV Othi-r <

4 ||s:i I Ion

75.00

5 1 Insurance anti Official Bond Prem. .

30.00

SKKVK’KS

<’i >NTK At *Tl ’

a i.

52 Rents

13.00

21 t’liminm

ili .itiiai mil '

riMUSI.O!

■tat ion

50.00

TOTAL GENERAL FUND

. .*8,843.00

22 Hi at. 1.

iml W it

1,200.00

Street InnH

sin^ . . .

200.00

SERVICES CO NT RACTFAL

25 Servii . -

4 1 It• r (.’inilr

;n-l Hill .

1.000.00

22 Construction, rehuild street

. . 2.000.00

1 .sTt >1

\ti: or

T<*\\ >

M»S TO HK RAISED

NI»S UK'jl

IKKIt FOB K

M'KNSI

:s to

. Gener-tl

I >K<

•e.m

Total H

N.'I'CSS

ent >»’.

Total 1

FI'NI'S < >N

S< It'

ItCES i >'

r,.

Actual

Tax.-- t

M Isr, II

y 4*;i r (S

a. S|M*r

Total 1

10.

N ET \1

(>p,l at II

HJIIIU* ?•

12.

A .MOI N

Numlx r o(

i iif 1 v ( i ).M1N<; v KAR:

k .1 i -(in for iiieoming year . . in In ni.nl, from appropriations unexpended July 31st of presi Reijuited i \dd lines !. 2. 3 nd 1 > k.M> \N||’I'|» Pi: KKCKIVKI) from ii:i: than puoeosKii tax i.kvy: Jul> 31st "I preseni year ■ I . . t • 11. p I . - ell t \ I I I | leeemht r set (1< IIlent) . in In rei i\. •! Auk I -1 of present year to Dec. 31st of Incoming • *inI*■ mi file ip ofliee of Town Clerk-Treas.) T.i \ ■ s i S liedu le) lines 7. 8a and y i•) • I .NT l < I -i II AISKD FOR KXPKNSKS TO DKC. 31st OF INCOMING YEAR in a 111ill' 11 ne .*■ I I’.ii mot in exress of expenst Jan. 1st to June 30. less MiSC. Revenue for TO UK I: \ I y I. I > BY TAX I.KVY (Add lims 10 and 11)

pitorosK i» iiF.\ iks

Polls

FI'NI >S General

Levy on Levy on Polls Property

$3.50 $1.25 I 0>ll> vr. \ 1 l\ r. VI Xll.MKVI OF TWKS COl.I.Kt TK1> ANI> TU HK ('O I.I.Kl'TKII

9.133.03 1,600.0()

2,465.05

$3*7.233.00 49 Amount to Be Raised *4.377.56

Naim

>! Ft

General . . Taxp.i termined. an S* pi elll I ii t Conni' A oil i State Hoar,| eounly amlil ration h> (In a date lio In

Dated tin I t d;

To Be Collected

195fi

$4,374.00

Collected Collected Collected 1953 1954 1955

$:;.<r.ix.2X *4,295.60 *4.374.00

,11 h.iv. i riijht In he heurd thereon. After the tax levies have been de- : 11, (’i,uiit\ \ndit o not later I li in two da vs prior to the second Monday in d 1 *\ h i'mint \ Tax \d justment Board, or on their failure so to do. by the i.ix'i.ixi i ietding them sel\es aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the i- in i'u n hei and fi mil hearing thereon by filing of petition with the tbi fiiurlh Mond:i> of S eptember or on or before the tenth day after pulili-

f tax r , t < s eliaraed. w liichever date is later, and the state board will fix

iis count v.

ELI,IS H. WILSON LESTER JACKSON \ugu ' 1955. Trustees

Notice To Taxpayers of Tax Levies

Conn t\ . N.i proper I,

will con mu.

* r th*

followiiig. 1

mdicet:

•row

\s||||. Ml D«.K T C LASSIKICATIOX

T«m nnlii|i

F«n,i

Speclnl Sehnnl Knnd

S.-ilarv

Tru.

* 1.050.00

Repair of Buildings and care of Grounds $

1.000.00

offic. R.

*>o.oo

Repair of Equipment, except School

Bus-

Clerk Hit

250.00

st»s

300.00

Trust, c's

Tr;« \

•tine Ext', n

250.00

School Furniture and Equipment, except

Su 1

ITinttnir a

nd Advcr

tising 3..O.iiO

S.-hool Busses

1.200.00

Pay of A.

V Board ..

300.00

School Supplies, other than Janitors'

Sup-

Car.- of .

’fUH*

150.00

plies

1,000.00

Misc*-Hail,

400.00

Janitor Supplies

son.on

Total

Towt

isiiip Fund

$ 2,840.00

Fuel for Schools

1.200.00

1 nit ion

Loans. Interest and Insurance

700.00

Pay of T

$37,500.00

Teachers’ Meetings

i lo.on

Pa\ of St

nU* 'rtMfht-r

2-iO.fW

Janitor Service

2.220.00

School Ti

650.00

Transportation of Children

9.son.oo

Total

Tuiti

on Fund .

x.400.0'1

Water. Light and Power

675.00

HoimI 1

iv ml

Contingencies

500.0C

Principal

$ 1,500.00

Miscellaneous

250.00

Interest

20.00

Compensation Summer Education Work

200 00

Total

Bomi

Fund

$ 1,520.00

Total Special School Fund ....

*19,755.00

Poor Hellef Knnrl

B. Direct Relief:

Rl. Medical. Hospital and Burial

... *

800.00

C. Oilier Relief:

Cl. Commiss.-irv or Store

500.00

Total Poor Relief Fund ....

1.300.00

Nd \ ilna

>f Tax able 1

Toper t v

$1,721,070

N unit., r ..f

T \.

ltd, Polls .

146 Adjustment

Factor

1.1237

KI'M II

* "» i • M v TK or I I N Its TO UK II \ l*>KI) :p FOR EXPENSES Town-

.Vue ii't 1 pt ■ -

; year, to 1 lecv-nihcf 31. of ensuing

ship

School

Tuition

Bond

yea r

Fund

V Tat ii] Budg.

• CMiniitc for Incoming Year ..

*2.840.00

$19,755.00

$38,400.00

*1.520.00

2. N',,.-- • 1 propriatinns year

xpenditrues to He made from \t>I'tu xpetidcl July 31. of present

1.365.00

13.700.00

17.200.00

50.00

3. Addithu .1 . 1. to 1 *< < . Ill

kpprapn 11ions to b,. made August I'cr 31. of |.resent year

130.00

2.S00 00

1.400.00

5. Total Fund4 j

Required i Add Lines 1. 2. 3 and

4.355.00

36.235.00

57.000.00

1.570.00

Kl’NI 'S ON MAN SOl'RCCS " t III' OF TAN LEVY 6. Actual Bn la

11 \ Nl * ti i l: j.; j: KC E l \' EO FROM r than the protoseh rate ice. July 31, present year

1.943.00

15.470.00

15,840 00

1.230 00

7. Tax. - , S«* 11 1 • ■:n« i) l )

■ i»\ « t. , >«•;»$ k »

1.000.00

S.400.00

7.850.00

880.00

9. 1«

11.

* *p Jai

suing year. Sehtdules) • and SM . . expenses tO

Tax

pres- . t See

De-

i Not

2.245 90 1.410.00

Net

excess of Expense Miscellaneous Rov-

1.400.00 x Levy 2.'O0.t*0

PHOI'OsK 1» I K\ IKS

•rty ♦’ 721.070

5.300 on 29.370.00 6.855.00 8.000 00 14.SS5.00

17.926 00 41.616 00 15.384 00

7.000.00 22.3S4 00

2.110.00

146

Adjustment Factor 1.1237

Ft'NT -S

Ia>vy on Polls

Levy on Property

Amount to Br Raised

Township

* .17

$ 2.81000

Special S< I d . .

. $1.00

.66

14.685 00

Tuition

i.rtA

•2.384.00

Total

*1.00

$2.33

*40.079 00

« vimr \It \TI\ 1

M XTUMKVr or TAVKs v OI.I.Ki TKD \ M» TO

HK ( OI.I.Kt TKD

Collected

Collect ed

Collected

To Be Collected

Ft’XI AS

1953

1934

1955

1956

Township

* 1.945.00

$ ;.;:to.oo

* 2.48.5.00

t 2.810.00

Special School

16.852.00

16.230 00

16.253.00

1 4.685.00

Tuition

in aa

17.430.00

18.T40 00

22.384 00

Transput*!:u :<»r» .........

1.878.00

1.9VV0.00

1.882.00

HuimI

^ ' ’l) A 4)

2.343.00

2.«50 00

Total

$36,980.00

*40.155 00

$41,410 00

*40.079 00

termin, >1. .it,d p - Sepleinliet i t 1 - county audllor. t,n •tale board <»f tax i county iU,ll!<»r ■>n e cnlittn b\ tbe eiiuitt; a lu-aring In this Dated Aug. 5, IS. 5.

NOTB’E T'> TAX PA 5 KKS OF TAX LEV IKS ill iv, a i u to be heard thereon. After the tax levies have been de e >un;\ audit r not later than two days prior to the second Monday in x i hv the •> n’v tax adjustment board, or on their failure so to do. hy the i tavi..iv,-ra f.-eling themselves aggrieved hy such levies, may nnpeal to the - for fartb.-r and final liearlng thereon hv filing of petition with the . t ■ 'mrtii Mond iv of September or on or before the tenth day after nuhlir ■ tax rat,> • l arged, whichever date is later, and the state hoard will fix

WILLIAM COSNER, Trustee* ^ >~ " Jefferson Twp.

wiches and buckwheat cakes, just gineering degree. They returnthe thick juice steaks to be had ed home on Sunday evening, at a king’s ransom. Eskimo Bridge Club members And right soon, the well-nour- enjoyed their August party ished /casters are loaded no long- Thursday evening at the home of er with food or fortune. They are Mrs. Chrystal Priest staying home, recapping old tires i ^ r - ; uid Mrs. Carl Raymann of and nibbling solid gold proteins Lafayette visited over the week > with the rest of us. end with his parents, Mr. and If a size nine dress and 23-inch Mrs. John Raymann. Sunday afwaist be the goal, might as well ternoon visitors were Mr. and

SHOP PENNEY’S

ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY!

WEDNESDAY MORNING

They 11 Do It Every Time

U I OWc*

By Jimmy Hatlo

settle for friendly postcards from non-dieters swimmin? at Waikiki. There seems to be no way to control girth and grocery bill at the same time. (With an overactive thyroid, you can have >iour buckwheat cakes a-nd figure, too- but ah. some people have all the luck.) BAIXKKIDGE Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Jackson visited among relatives for a few recently at Norwood and Dayton. Ohio. Danny and Margaret Ooley of Greencastle visited with their grandmother, Mrs. Dan Tate last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoc Hillis and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dickson spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frazier of Jasonville. Ladies of the Christian Church

Mrs. Carl Bauman of Indianapolis. Mrs. Clemmic Batman of near Ladoga visited among friends here Friday. Mrs. Cevilla Harmless and Chloe, Mrs. Flora Harmless, attended a family reunion held Sunday at Rock/ille. Word is progressing rapidly on the new houses being bunt oy John Raymann and Bob Ho is Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crodian of Indianapolis called on Mrs. Maude Crodian Sunday afternoon. George Priest fell from a scaffold while at work in Lafayette Tuesday afternoon and received serious injury. He is a patient at the Putnam County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil English and children have gone cm a trip to California to visit with their sisters and their families.

1 ^ WELL .WELLBUSTER-* WH4T4RE 1 YOU DOIMS HERE? !:> WHERE YOU ST4VIMG? ' I’M AT the giltmore-; DO you EVER STAY THERE? THIRTY DOLLARS A dayBUT X FIGURE ONlE MIGHT AS WELL DO THINGS RIGHT-

HI, FUNGUSHUM? OH, WE COME DOWN HERE EVERY YEAR-WE GOT A LITTLE PLACE BACK A WAYS

FUNGUS IS PUTTING IT] ON BIG-HE HASN’T MENTIONED HE’S DOWN HERE FOR ONE DAY ON THE OFFICE OUTING-

HE ATE A BOX LUNCH UNDER THE BOARDWALK AND TOOK, His after-dinner stroll, •'A ' v 7 IN FRONT OF THE 7 7 GlLTMORE/j

if hes got a room, why is 'j i he wearing his bathingj SUIT under his STREET

CLOTHES?

'rvz HEARD OF NAME-DROPPERS” BUT HE DROPS Addresses and ■ RATES-'FOR THIRTY BUCKS HE’D WANT r A PARTNERSHIP IN THE HOTEL/

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tlTSS Mi Meeting the boardwalk saunterer who wants to be seen in THE RIGHT PLACES>i Thank and a tip of TUE HATLO HAT IbMAROft AND KeN, WHEELING. W.VA.

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t ,li t- : nin^r the tax rates for certain purposes by Jefferson Township, Putnam

• *r.* the Towi.-bip Advisory 1! onrd

a t|i. t a x p \.rs of J,ff erson Township. Putnam County. Indiana, that the aid municipality, at tlieir regiilitr meeting place, on the 30 day of Aug, 1955,

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