The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 August 1957 — Page 3

—®IXTF VICTORY •f stat<- ia« k«-ep Negroes off many federal jvrie* in the So h. In its present form the bill wwld <li create a bipartisan etmmi--. provide for a new assistant attorney gen^r-.l to h die civil rights cases, <'■>) r< ; il a Reconstruction Period law empowering the President to u-e troops to enforce N. gro : . ; 1) aut V

injunctions to if. guard voting rights of Negro, i. with jury trials for criminal violations of mich injunctions. The secon 1 crucial vote came dramatically sheitly after midnight on the 21st day of the Senate's historic dcu • n the rights bill. Hoth . m st< red theii full strength. Cn Air ^oire plar^^ was flown to Maine to wh /. ba k Sen. Frederick G. Pap . R-M iine, who opposed the amendment. Sen Thomas C. H< rings. D-Mo came bark on the Senate floor

the first time in a month following an operation. Both voted

against the amendment.

Sena'e Democrats supporting the rights bill joined Vice Presiden Richard M. Nixon in decrying adoption of the amendment. Nixon called it “one of the saddest days in the history of the Senate.” He said it was “a vote against the right to vote.’’ Sen. Richard B. Russell, D-Ga . leader of the Senate opposition bloc, hailed the vote as a “victory for constitutional government and the rights of American

people everywhere.”

CALLED MEETING O.E.S.

There will be a called meeting if Grovelamd Chapter, No. 331, Order of Eastern Star Tuesday. \ugust 6, at 8 p. m. for practice preparatory to inspection. Louise Sullivan, Worthy Matron.

FILLMORE Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ackerman,

of Flemminggburg, Ky., visited ast week with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tharp and son Mark. Miss Kate Oliver returned Monday evening from a several weeks trip to the west coast where she visited friends.

National Aviation Day is observed on August 19 in honor of Orville Wright. It was his birth date. County Churches CLINTON FALLS METHODIST CHIRCH M. Ray Alishouse, Supply Pastor Sherman McMullin. S. S. Supt. Church Service 1st and 3rd Sundays in the month. Sunday School every Sunday j 10 A. M. Church Service 11 A. M. tf

TRI COUNTY COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. E. C. Kivett, pastor Sunday School 10:30 a. m. DST Evening Service 8:00 p. m. DST Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8:30 p. m. DST Monthly Missionary Offering 1st Sunday. W r e extend a warm welcome to come and worship with us. tf

^INCASTI.E COMMUNITY CHURCH Luther Steele, S. S. Supt. Sunday School 9:30 tf

ANTIOCH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Located 1^4 miles south of ^imedale on Manhattan Road. Pastor, Edgar Sullivan. Sunday School 9:30 a- m. Morning Worship 10:30 a. m Sunday Evening Service 7:00 p. m. Wednesday Evening Prayer Meeting 7:00 p. m. tf

SYMRNA CHURCH Elder F. S. Fisher Pastor Three miles east of Cloverdalfon 42. •feets for public worship m ifecoud Sunday at 10:30 a. ff. Bible study Saturday evening before at 7 p. m. D. R. Neea, teacher. tf

INDIAN CHEER CHURCH browns Valiev Elder F. S. Fisher Pastor Sunday of each month a 4 il o’clock a. m. and at 2 o’clock p. m. Lunch served at noon. Meet! g for public worship or

FILLMORE CHKISILAN

CHURCH

James W. Pifer, Pastor.

Cleo Arnold, Sunday »chool <upt. Bible school 9:45 a. m. Morni«g service 10:45. Evening service 7:30. Christian Youth Fellowship 6 m. tf

AMITY BAPTIST CHURCH tf miles east of Cloverdale Richard Dean, Pastor Alva Cash, S. S. Supt. Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Worship service 11:00 a. m. -ind 8:00 p. m. (Second and ourth Sundays only). B. Y. F. 7:00 p. m. (second and ourth Sunday only). tf

CHURCH OF CHRIST CLOVERDALE Bro. Gano Garner, Minister Bible Study 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship 10:30 A. M. Evening Worship Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Mid Week Service Tuesday 8 p. m. tf

UNION VALLEY BA m ST CHURCH Pastor, Rev. cmi McGlaughlliv 8 S. Supt. Clyde K. Stunger Services each Sunday Sunday school 10 o'clock. Church Service 11 :<'0 A M. Evening Service 7:00 P. M. Choir practice Tuesday evenings. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 7. tf

NEW PROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH 3 miles south of Mt. Meridian Clyde Lee, Pastor Forrest Snumaker, S. S. Supt. Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. Morning Service, 11:00 A. M. Youth Meeting, 6:30 p. m. Evangelistic Service 8:00 p. m Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8:00 p. m. tf.

BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday school supt., Gene Cash. Sunday school 10 a. m. DST. Morning worship 11 a. m. DST, B. Y. F. Sunday evening 6 p m. DST. Evening worship 7 p. m. Midweek prayer service Thuv* day, 7 p. m. tf

PALESTINE CHURCH Elder F. S. Fisher Pastor Three miles east of Rainhriflge on old 96... Meeting for public worship on 4 he third Sunday of each month xt 10:30 o’clock a. m. You are cordially invited to meet and worship with us at any ■>t tnese churchea tf

LIMED ALE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Located in Limedale, south of Greencastle. William Cox. Pastor. Sunday School Supt. Edwin Gardner Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship 10:30 a. m. Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. Prayer Service each Friday 7:30 p. m. Eeveryone welcome. tf

Chest X-RAY PUTNAM COUNT V FAIR A«gu;{ 5 -• I :G0 to 4:30 P. M. Augur,} 0, 7, 8 - 1:00 fo 5:00 P. M. and 6:C0 (o 9:GG P. M. Auguri 3 - 9:C0 A. M. »o 12 Noon. Be sure and have a Chest X-Ray each year. pvf. n-e- : d hv Putnam County TB Association with money donated in Christinas Seal Sale.

ON Ki’iD AFTER RARE SURGERY

Mrs Lore: K s, 2S>, gets an "alls-well” gesture from an intern at Chicago's Illinois Research Hospital where a team of seven heart spot it tv time days before had exposed her heart for 32 minutes and close.1 a silver dollar-sized cavity between the chambers. The new technique, employing a heart-lung machine which duplicates tun ;• <-f the organs permitted the long exposmre required and doctors hope soon to extend such surgery time to a full

hour.

THE BEAUTIES AND THE BEASTLY OBSCENITIES

Marjorie and Fred .Meade (right), and Private Eye Fred Otash (left) of Hollywood Research, Inc* sit in court. Mrs. Meade is niece of Confidential magazine publisher Robert Harrison.

Witness Walter Pidgeon. Witnesses Corinne Caivet and husband Jeffrey Stone. SCANDAL-PACKED testimony of a host of Hollywood personalities Is slated to be aired In the trial of Confidential magazine and Hollywood Research, Inc., on charges of conspiracy to print libelous and obscene material. Part of the spotlight shines on Fred and Marjorie Meade and Fred Otash, on the accused side. But more revealing light may be shed in other directions. The courtroom curWill be drawn Aug. 2. These scenes are from preiixninaiy hearing. (hutniaitumu buunaytwUMl

DEER C REEK CHURCH There will be services at Old Deer Creek church August 3rd and 4th. Elder J. H. Murphy will preach. Saturday evening services at 7:30. Sunday worship service 10 a m. Basket dinner at noon. Everyone welcome.

RACCOON METHODIST CHURCH Church Service 2nd and 4th Sundays Ray Alishouse. Supply Pastor Mrs. Ed Smith, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School every Sunday 10 A. M. Church Service ll A. M. MYF Wednesday evenings a 4 7 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moore Sponsors. tf

MT. MERIDIAN METHODIST CHURCH Wayne Perkins. Pastor Gilbert Horton. S. S. Supt. Worship Services each Sunday Morning at 9:30 o'clock. Sunday School 10:30 o’clock each Sunday morning. BRICK CHAPEL METHODIST CHURCH 5 miles north of Greencastle or Road 43 B. H. Franklin, Minister Church School at 10:00 A M What is more important thaa good church school. We will be looking for all teachers an' pupils thi*i Sunday. Chai les Hendtich. Supt. Morning Worship Service at •11:00 A. M.

Sermon, “Hew To Grew Spiritually” Official Board meeting Monday at 8:00 p. m.

BEECH GROVE E. U. B. CHURCH Worship Service 10:00 A. M. Group singing. Sermon, ' The Supreme Test.” Sunday School 10:45 a. m. Helen Knauer, Supt. Church Council of Administration Tuesday 8:00 p. m. All members should be present. Vernon B. Goes, Minister

ROACHDAI.E PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Clyde A. Myers, Pastor Mrs. Ed Brookshire. Supt. 9:30 Sunday Church School No Worship Service

SOMERSET CHRISTIAN CHIRCH Minister: Frank Hoss S. S. Supt. Charles Craw-ford 10:00 A. M. Sunday School for all ages. 11:00 A. M. Communion and Morning Worship Service 7:00 P. iM. C.Y.F. groups 8:00 P. M. Evening Worship Service Mervin Collier will bring the morning and evening messages. Clergy Reported As Discouraged WASHINGTON (UP)—Religious leaders are being forced to reappraise the bright hopes they once held for reaching America s un-churched millions through television and radio. Realistic clergymen admit to growing disappointment with the results of “electronic evangelism.” With a few notable exceptions—such as he programs of Bishop Fulon J. Sheen and Billy Graham’s “Hour of Decision"— audience surveys show that getting people to tune in a religious broadcast is almost as difficult as getting them to attend church. Equally discouraging to churchmen is evidence that religious broadcasts are relatively ineffective in winning converts, even among those who listen to them regularly. One survey of 3^59 families, sponsored by the National Council of Churches, turned up only one person who said he was converted through the direct influence of a television program. Officials of major denominations are now taking a hard second look at the whole field of religious broadcasting, in an effort to find out where the trouble lies. The first conclusion they have reached is that the quality of most religious programs can stand a great deal of improvement. "There has been a tendency to substitute pious intentions for professional skill in producing religious broadcasts,” said one official. “Churches cannot expect to hold their own in the highly competitive struggle for television audiences simply by labelling a broadcast religious and asking people to w-atch it out of a sense of duty.” Hemlines Make Fashion News NEW YORK (UP)—This week in Manhattan: Hemline changes are habitual in fashion. ■When several Paris designers this w^eek showed skirts 17 to 19 inches from the floor, the experts at the Traphagen School of Fashion here scurried to their files on styles since the 1890's. It was around this time, the school reported, that hems began to get off the floor. And they’ve been going up and down ever

since.

The first shorter than floor length skirts w-ere in the Cycling clothes milady wore at the turn of the century. By 1915, how--ever, the instep and ankle were bared in all daytime clothes. In 1916. designers snipped off another inch. Next year, back down went hems to the ankle and by 1918, they had moved upward tw-o to three inches from the

ankle.

From 1920 through 1922, they were the most daring yet—just below the calf. In 1923, they went crawling back to the ankle: in 1924. up to the calf, and by 1925, were all the way to the knee and above. There they stayed until 1929. By 1930 and ’31, Traphag®n said, they were down again to nine or 10 inches from the floor, and then each year inched up until by 1940 they were back to th“

knee.

Wartime restrictions on fabrics kept skirts shore until 1947. when Christian Dior in Paris launched the “new look” and the rest of j

the Mfeion world fall in line., That season, some ekirta dropped to eight inches from the floor. Then they moderated again and settled pretty much at mid-calf. A year and a half ago. Dior experimented again with the “demilongeur," or hem nearly to the ankle, but it didn't catch on.

COMMISSIOKKHST < I.AIMS The following claims will l4e considered by the Putnam County Board of Commissioners during their regular meeting at the Court House in Greencastle, Indiana, Monday. August 5, 1957 at 10:00 A.

County Revenue Wm. R. Padgett, cl pr di ..} 78.00 Wm. R. Padgett, reg pr di 85.80 Omer C. Akers, cl dep .... 225.00 Arlene M. la»ng. same . . . 200.00 Alex C. Bryan, aud pr di . 86.00 Fern Shewrnaker. aud dep 225.00 Mary McKamey, same .... 200.00 Franclne Wright, same ... 175.00 | Eston C. Cooper, tr pr dl , 66.00 Jessie Call, tr dep 225.00 Helen Mason, rec pr di .... 66.00 Bonita Duncin, rec dep . . 225.00 Sandra Jones, same 50.00 Helen Mason, rec fee 104.42 Joseph Rollings, sher pr di 93.00 Emory Groner, sher dep . . 200.00 Emory Groner, same pr di 62.00 Wm. J. Boatright, sur pr di 78.00 Marie B Dicks. B of E ... 153.33 Eugene D. Hutchins, same 520.00 John W. Whitaker, cor ... 104.16 Clara L. Reeves, ascr pr di 66.00 Walter H. Bryan, twp ascr 150.00 Patty Knauer. pros sec .. 120.00 Baird Vermillion, c h cus . 215.00 Emmett Fulford. same .. 100.00 Cleo McMalns, same mat . 100 00 Wm. O. Matthews, same el 110.00 Harry Brown, same fm . . 90.00 Russell Rogers, same h t . 10.0« Josephine Rollings, jail mat 50.00 Ksta Mae Byrd, same attd 60.00 James Carter, same 15.00 O. W. Irwin, co ho supt. . 150.00 Dorothy Irwin, s i me mat 75.00 T.illie White, same attd . . 60.00 Cora E. Pope, same 100.00 Nellie R. Arnold, same .. 100.00 Dorothy Irwin, same 75.00 Roy Cook, same 75.00 Cecil H Brown, com mi Ju 19 02 Cecil H. Brown, same July 34.62 Eric Boesen. May ml .... 19 92 Eric Boesen. June nil 21.24 Eric Boesen. July mi .... 15.96 Claude B. Hanna same ... 24.48 Bayard Allen same 25.00 Carl Arnold same 25.00 Dennis Clodfelter same .. 25.00 Forrest G. Hurst same .. 25.00 Edward Schulz same .... 25.00 Ray Vaughan same 25.00 Paul Whitman same 25.00 Theoline Bee. PHV same . 275.00 Frank G. Stoessel. co atty 125.00 L. E. Michael, R of E .... 64.00 Cauncey G. Sutherlin, same 64 00 Howard Frederick V. O. . . 100.00 Doris Fredricks, same ... 48 00 Shirley Reeves, cl 1.50 Daily Banner 8.85 Woodhurn Printing Co. .. 158.75 Woodburn Printing Co. .. 83.70 Bobbs Merril Co., Inc. . . . 22.50 Remington Rand Div. aud 8.01 Woodhurn Printing Co. .. 104 95 Columbia Ribbon Co 9.66 Bobbs Merrill Co., Inc. . . 22.50 Greencastle Typewriter Sales 8.75 Woodburn Printing Co. . 42.15 Indpls Office Sup. Co 6.00 Helen Mason, rec 5.00 Emory Groner, dep sh mi 62.00 Joseph Rollings sh 62.00 Joheph Rollings 4.00 Joseph Rollings 2.00 Joseph Rollings 7.40 Joseph Rollings 343.00 Merle Rumley 6.00 Joseph Rollings 40.56 Wm. J. Boatright, sur ... 136 60 Headley Hdw 6.70 Indpls Blue Print & Litho Co. 70.31 Eugene Hutchins, B of E . 10.00 Burroughs Corp 10.70 S. R. Rariden 2.50 Lee School Sup 2.75 John W. Whitaker cor ... 2.94 Frances Whitaker 5.00 Daily Banner co asr .... 12.50 Wm. L. McClellan, pr aty . 7.04 Wm. L. McClellan 10.00 Sherrifs Allowances, c c . 1605.58 General Tele. Co. of Ind. c h 186.20 Dept, of Water Works . . . 35.43 Public Serv. Co 118.24 Public Serv. Co 6 00 Lustra Corp 74.44 Otis Elevator Co 51.28 Cox Plumbing & Heating . 40Q.28 Etter Elec. Co 5.25

8. €. Irwin tkelten-SJcmner Lbr. Co. . Put. Co. Farm Bureau ... Moorman Mfg Co H. R Robinson Todd's Ace Hdw Archie Jones Robt. Branham Glenn Browning Daily Banner Theolin* Bee, R. N. comm . Howard Frederick Harold Broadstreet. true. Estel Shonkwiler, trustee Kmbert Gardner, trustee Frank Sutherlin, trustee . Louis,. Gardner Ruth la? w i s Helen Sutherlin Daily Banner Graphic Charles H. Rector Hopkins AL- Walton Legion Post No. 281 Ind. State Sanatorium ... Ind. Cnlv. Med. Center ... Ind. Unlv. Med. Center .. Cattle Testing Dorothy Cummins Dorothy Cummins Fits Bounty Bill Brewer * . . . . George Sims *..... Lafe McGaughey Bert Hoover Forest D. Hedge John W. Brewer Paul McGaughey Myrtle B. Neese Wallace L. Estes John D. McGuire Walter I'Mlver Jackie Oliver Melvin Ellis Garv D. Ruhank Frank Williams Harold Berrv Lee Hall Fred G. Cox Virgil V. Ader Jonathan Houck James Samsel Kenneth Miller Mike Isenburg Harry D. Jones Fred Lukenhill Russell SiUery John Harbison Francis I^uie Illghwav Connrd Shinn Marie Smith Richard C. Baird Ben Wells George Fenwick Harold Wysong Harry Robbins Roy Lewis Lloyd Gose Hubert R. Fenwick Denzil W. Benasst Howard Hudson Ralph Saylor Herbert Clones Lowell Whicker Jesse R. Coffman James E. Mason Marshall F. Chaney Lloyd Zachary Norman Bunnells George W. Talbott James Love Hampton Gibson James Richard Williams Orris Wavne Long . Bert Miller Arthur J. Witt George Whitaker

Metzger Lumb. Co. John Skelton

Mullins Drug Co. ..,

Home Laundry Van Buskirks Groc. Dept, of Sewage

. 3.14

8^10

. 9.56

4 86 9.70

27.65

Wm. R. Tipton. MD, jail . 27.00 G. D. Rhea. MD 12.00 Dept, of Water Works .... 19 60 Public Serv. Co 27.34 Ind. Gas & Water Co 7.52 Joseph Rollings 24.30 James F. Green 27.00 Van Buskirks Groc 23 28 Dept, of Sewage 14.65 Farmers Sup. Inc. P c h . 22.50 Pub. Serv. Co 96.50 Ralph Storm 10.15 Put. Motor Sales 5.30 Weesner Imp 19.01 Craver Welding 1 00 Handy’s Dairy 74 13 Zaring Processing ...... 82 27 Gardner's Fd Mkt 267 46 Shoemaker Oil Co 57.69 Wm. R. Tipton. MD 22 00 Owl Drug Co 6 7$

17.7* 3.00 3 60 24 75 623.20 8.51 85.00 234.73 208.40 22.60 35. IE 47.04 143.75 175.00 175.00 200.00 360 00 560 00 150.00 121.03 101.52 500.00 200.00 25.00 2340.80 110 25 2.50 $ M.OO 7.75 t 3 00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3 00 3.00 3.00 3.00 6.00 3.00 8 00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3 00 3.00 3.00 9 00 3.00 12.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

THt DAILY BANNfK FRI., AUG. ?. 1957 Par* * GREENCASTLE, IND.

$ 350.00 227.47 274.77 . 249.20 280.51 . 282.7: . 298.3T 264.60 , 234.91 . 253.40 . 289.85 . 26460 . 263.17 . 276.67 . 297.60 170.10 335.30 . 259.00 450.Of . 244.32 . 258.30 . 254 80 . 236.6* . 212.80 . 123.2< 112.01 . 317.2: . 260.40

Roy White 251 J8 James Wallace 259 70 Earl E St e*le 226*0 Walter Scott 259 00 Robert P. Combs 212 *0 Roland Onstage 212 80 William Kobes 179 20 Roy Remsburg 212 80 Fred Aucker Knarr 196 00 George Bennett 207 20 Roy Smith 53 20 Jong Simile) into Charles Boiler 17 55 Roy Kee 10 12 Ia*ster Hapney 36 40 James Jones 37.50 Ben Reynolds 37.50 Jess Person 37 30 Gen. Tele. Co. of Ind 24 00 Conard Shinn 149 17 Pub. Serv. Co 20 84 Dept, of Water Works ... 4 20 Miller Mach. Inc *0 37 Craver Welding .10 Etter Elec. Serv 1175 Flesh-Miller Tract Co. .. 3 82 Brownings Rad. Serv. ... 11 00 Ind. Equip. Co 46 67 Miller Mach Inc 113 70 Put. Co. Farm Bureau ... 357.85 Scott's Franklin St. Garage 115 67 Shoemaker Oil Co 1204 63 Redwell Tires 498.73 Headley Hdw 12 0* Wilkenson Lbr. Co 10 6* Relld-Holcomb Co.. Inc . . 42 00 G’oastlp Home Sup 88 16 Todd's Ace Hdw 33.59 Motor Fuel Tax Div 76 44 Conard Shinn 5 00 Ohio <6- Tnd. Stone Co 3473 9| Russellville Stone Co 169.01 Manhattan Crushed Stone Co 961.35 Manhattan Crushed Stone Co 236 55 Logansport Metal Culvert Co 124164 Logansport Metal Culvert Co 1602.68 Logansport Metal Culvert Co S«6 •*5 Skelton-Skinner Lbr. Co 42 50 W J. Holliday \ Co 119 53 -thumaker Bros. Ind 8724.17 Grote Mfg. Co 45.75 Raines A- Raines 1775 00 tohn R. Richards 459 00 Kenneth Runten 1*2 00 Vcastle Tractor Sales ... 950 00 Toast I c Ti actor Sales .... 17s ne Dept, of Water 2.25 Welfare Fav O. Rav * 375 00 Helen Werneke 250 00 Teannetta Bills 225 00 Harriet Gilmore 225 00 Grace H. McKeehan 215 00 Letha C Hurst 225 00 Elaine Vote 223 00 ludv Ellen Coffman 47 42 Helen Werneke 30 00 Teannetta Bills 23.00 Harriet Gilmore 25.00 Grace H. McKeehan 25 00 ’•'a v Q Ray r» 04 Fay O Rav 2 25 Gen, Tele. Co. of Ind , Inc. 12 63 Tnd. Carbon Co.. Inc 21 60 (Signed) Alex C. Ttrvon. Auditor Putnam County

PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS We will offer the following household goods for sale »t putdic auction In Koachdale (next door to the funeral home) on Saturday, August 10, 195J

12:30 P. M.

Frigidaire automatic washer, 20 ft. IH cheat' freezer. 9 ft. Frigidaire, 21 inch RUA television. Admiral electric range, 2 sofas, 3 overstuffed chairs, 1 rocking chair, three-quarter bed, springs and mattress, 24 inch cabinet has* 9x12 oriental type rug, throw rugs, 1 while metai utility cabthet, 2 twin bed springs and mattresses, pillows, Decca 8 speed automatic record player with records, 1 large wardrnhe, 6 chests of drawers, fi lamps, 2 occasional tables, mirrors, | library tab) •, automatic clock radio. Baby bassinet. 1 dining room suite with host chair and 5 side chairs, 1 oak dining table with ehairs, 1 dinette set. | feather mattress, I car bed, G-E sandwich grill, ) Nnsco electric roaster. 2 kitehen tables, 1 Sunbeam mixmaster, automatic deep fryer, 1 G-K automatic toaster, 2 ironing boards, lawn mower, 20 gauge shotgun, book shelves, window screens, National pressure fanner, 1 electric drill, drill bits, sterp ladder, double rinse tubs, dishes and rooking utensils, l Schwinn 26 inch girl’s bicycle 1 Schwinn 16 inch girl’s bicycle, 1, 12-inch girl’s bicycle, child’s wagon, child’s table and chair, toys, skates, 2 child’s rockers,

clothing, pictures.

Ivan Clark , Victor C arpenter, Anctioneer C. G. Sutherlin and Ben Fall, Clerks Terms: Cash. Not responsible in t ase of accidents.

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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES

ty. Inc'iLI,?' bJo" fh. d T'o^.blp'ASti^/Bocr'" C ' r ' "" P " rP ”"' F, °“ Pu.cm 0.»■ct v.£s? ■ ~r.ee

slder the following budget:

TOW NSHIP RIDGE

Townohlp Fnnili

Salary of Trustee $ 1,012.50 Office Rent 60 00 Clerk Hire 150.00 Trustee's Tr i veling Expense 200 00 Office Supplies. Printing and Advertising 250.00 Pay of Advisory Board 300.00 Care of Cemeteries 100 00 Miscellaneous 300 00 Total Township Fund $ 2,372.50

of ft:

KSTIW \TE

FUNDS REQfIRED FOR EXPENSES August 1. present year, to December 31. of

eusuing year

1 Total Budget Estimate for Incoming Year

2. Necessary Expenditures to be made from Appropriations

l nexpended July 31. of present year

3. Additional Appropriations to be made August 1, to Decem-

ber 31, of present year 5. Total Funds Required (Add Lines 1. 2. 3 and 4)

FENDS ON HAND AND TO BE RECEIVED FROM SOEREES OTHER THAN THE PROPOSED RATE OF TAX LEVY 6 Actual Balance. July 31. present year Tixes to be Collected, present year (December Settle-

ment)

Mlscell menus Revenue, other than from T ix Le> v. to i.* received from August 1 of present year to December 31. of

ensuing year. (See Rfhedule in TrusteM S Offi> « *

(b) All Other Revenue (See Schedules) Total Funds (Add Lines 6. 7. 8a and Kb) . ' o ^70 Net Amount to be raised for expenses to December 31, of

ensuing year

O erating Balance (Not in < x<-e-s of Expense January 1. to June "50. Less Miscellaneous Revenue for smie Period» 12. Amount to be raised by Tax Levy

PROPOWK it |.k» IKS

Net Valuation of Taxable Property t) r,g- ,, tli Number of Taxable Polls ii.'-i

FENDS

T ELAKSIFH VriON Tuition Fund: School Transfers Total Tuition Fund SpeHnl School Fanil: Loans, Interest and Insurance Trans; ortatlon of Children Total Special School Fund Poor Relief Fond: B Direct Relief: c mi,i'r"B:n,;r"” pl, “' a " <l B

Cl Commiss Total Poor

\»8 TO HE RAIDED

Town -

ship Fund

f 2.373.00

■ry or Stcr e

to- nun i)f) *25.000.00 * lOO/'O k U'.O 00 * 8 C.O.CO * 800.00

200.04

10.

11.

1,150.00

120 00

3.64'; 00

1.:.:.2 00

820 00

1.271.00 1.100 00 2.371.00

Fund . .

Special School

Fund

* 8.450 00

Tuition F und $25 000.06

4,100.00

2 4 480 oO

12,550.00

520.00 50.000 00

2 190.00

12.930.00

1.850 00

10,200.00

4,730.00 10.790 on

108 00 27 258.00

1.760 00

26.742.00

3.500 OO 5.260 00

26.742 00

Adjustment Factor I 1227

Township Special School '. Tuition Total ... COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF T8XK

FENDS

Township Special School Tuition Transportation Total NOTICE T(» TAXPAY Taxpa'er* appearing altall ha\< a right to be mined, and presented to Ibe county tinlitor riot later tember nnd ti,» t*\ v fixed hj th< cotini ; > itidltor ten pv more taxpa ei board «F tax coimnisKlonera foi auditor on nr before the fourth Mon<la\ of Septemb the county auditor of tax rates charged, whichever hearing In this county. d99 n — Dated July 31. 1057 • . .

Lew on Poll* *1 00

11 00 *• f OI.I.EI TED 6 N |) TO

I,evy op Property S 15 .54 1.71

RF 4 OI.I.K4 TFII

Amount to Be R •< . « 5 260 02 26 '42 00 t 4

Collected

Collect ed

Col 1 ect ed

To B*

Collect 0d

1 «• 5 5

1956

1 ft 57

1958

t S7C 00

1 2.365 09

* 71.00

7,000 00

2.000.00

8 «£0 at)

5.2*0 00

20.6io.oo

32,180.00

22.890 00

26.742 00

1 5S9.00

•32.24 M

* ’.6.545 no

$:: 3.402.00

*34.373 00

ERS (*E T V \ LEVIES

heard thereon. After the lax I e VI e - have heen de‘erthan two days prior to (he second Monday In Ser>meni hoard, or on their failure so to do. by the counaggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the state iting thereon hv filing of petition with the county er o roti or before Ibe tenth day ,ft*-r publication by dale is later, and the st 11~ board ' A IU fix • d He fur

mRitl.D BROADSTREET

Trustee. Floyd T*'lb *