The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 October 1963 — Page 8
THE DAILY BANNER FRI., OCT. 4. 1JHJ3. PaK«* H GRKENCASTLE, INDIANA
COMMISSIONERS CLAIMS
The Putnam County Board of CommUsioners vUU meet tn regular session Monday. October 7. 1963 at 9:00 A.M. legal time at the Court House. Oraencastte. Indiana to consider the following
claims:
COCNTY REVENUE Jack P. Hinkle. Cl 9 541 66 Samuel Conner, dep 300 00 Virginia Rlgney. same 265 00 Carl Arnold. Aud 541.66 Jean C. Giddings. dep 300 00 Enid Hills same 265 00 Florence Ensor. same ........ 265 00 Ellen Alexander, ex cl ...I.... 265 00 Roland Lane. Treas 541 66 Margaret O Halr. dep 300 00 Eula Clyde Ames, same 265 00 Carrie Miller. Rec 500 00 Lucille Albin dep 300 00 Adah Blanche Pruitt, ex cl 30 00 Kenneth Knauer. Sher 541 66 Paul M Mason dep 360.00 Alan Stanley. Surv . 350 00 Loyd R Hurst, bd of ed 800 00 Marie B Dicks, cl 265 00 Ruth Earley, att off 265 00 L W Veach. Bd of H 225 00 Evelyn Spencer. Cl 225 00 Thtoline Bee. PHN 337 50 Marilynn Hammond. RN 365 00 Aaron Arnold, san 337 50 John W Whitaker cor 104 16 Frank Sutherlin. Assr 500 00 Wilma Bryan, dep 265.00 Irma Hardwick cl 70.00 W A Patterson. Cc twp assr .. 208.33 Elizabeth Lee Fry. pos atty. cl .. 108 33 Percy Rice. C. H. cust 300 00 Clyde Underwood, same 100 00 H Marie Batman, mat ....... 100 00 Nola Edna Borders, same 50.00 Earl B. Ross, el op 125.00 Baird Vermillion, cust 80 00 Helen Knauer. jail mat 150 CO Augustus C. Cronkhlte. att 75.00 Dorothy Irwin. CH. supt 200.00 Nellie Arnold, mat 200 00 Dora Shalley. att 100.00 Roy Cook, same 125.60 Emma White same 50 00 Helen Elizabeth Lawson, same . . 75 00 Charles Branneman. comm 225 00 Victor Ray Hurst, same 225 00 Claude Malayer. same 22SOO Eddie Buis, council 75.00 Norman Kmghts. same . ’ 75 00 William Mullinlx. same 75.00 Paul Murphy, same 75.00 Charles P Rady, same 75.00 Kenneth Shannon, same 75 00 Paul Whitman, same 75.00 William M Hurst, yet off 200 00 Robert H Newgent. cl 50 00 Ivan Craggs. Eng 250 00 Jack P Hinkle, cl and el bd .... 41 00 Coan Pharmacy, cl 10 25 Burroughs Corporation 2 50 Woodburn Printing Co-Inc 539.9t' Lee School Suly Co Inc 95 30 Carl Arnold. Aud 5 60 Lee School Supply Co Inc 95 30 Typewriter Rebullder Sales Co. .. 17 17 Woodburn Printing Co-Inc 76.70 The Daily Banner. Treas 320 00 Burroughs Corporation 2.50 Woodburn Printing Co-Xnc 175.75 Fnden Ind _ 52 00 Carrie Miller. Rec 5.00 Columbia Ribbon and Carbon Co. . . 4.58 Paul M Mason, sher 60 00 Helen Knauer 15 00 L. W. Van Cleave 41.50 Kenneth Knauer _ 357 00 Huble and Refining Co 10.05 Phillips Petroleum Co 19 12 Shell Oil Co. .............. .. 44 75 Standard Oil Co 9 60 Texaco. Inc. 8 61 George M Arnold 4.25 Moores Shoes 15 25 Ruth Ea’-ley. bd of ed 30 96 Loyd R. Hurst * 34 #2 Evelyn Spencer, bd of h 2 89 General Telephone Co . 16 79 Aaron Arnold ’ 5750 Theoline Bee 84 80 Marilynn Hamond 62 '’0 Progressive Printing Co. Asm.*” 12 40 Woodburn Printing Co-Inc .... 362 42 William A Patterson. Twp assr 11.50 James M Hcuck pros atty 25 00 Mildred F Hervey. cir ert 34 50 Bob Aubrey 93 DO Herriotts Paint and Wallpaper .... 22 04 Cundiff Electric ert and CH 100 79 Woodburn Printing Co -Inc cir ert . . 9 90 Putnam County Graphic, elect bd 2* 50 General Telephone Co of Inc CH 240 28 O. B. Foster 16 co
FOX BOUNTY Charles Baldwin 3 00 Elmer Budd 3.00 Richard Butts 2 00 Larry Cox 3.00 Ralph Hutcheson 3.00 Melvin K. Keyt 3.00 Henry Lancaster 3.00 Nancy Livesay 3.00 James Kelly 3.00 Marvin Ogle 3.00 Larry Simms 3.00 Chester Spencer 3.00 Charles Richard Smiley 3.00 David Thomas 3.0b Mrs. James Tore 3.00 Mrs. Sharon Watson 3.00 WELFARE Fay G Ray. dir 425 00 Helen Werneke. vis 300.00 Grace H. McKeehan ........ 3UU.0o Esther C. Rice . . 300 00 Virginia M. Bowers 300.00 Letha C. Hurst, cl 300 00 Elaine Vote 275.00 Lyon and Boyd, atty 100 09 Dr. R W. Vermillion, bd 20.00 Irene Lane 20 00 John B Boyd 30.00 Helen Werneke. mi 6.67 Grace H. McKeehan 40.00 Esther C. Rice 40 0C Virginia M. Bowers 40 00 Fay O Kay 37 68 Irene Lane 2.80 Fred N. Thompson 8.40 General Telephone Co 13.11 Metzger Lumber Co 150.00 HIGHWAY Maurice Kersey. Supt 416.65 Barbara Smith, cl 140 80 Susie Gail 250.50 Ralph Spencer, mech 400.00 Floyd Allen .. 308 00 James Curtis Boiler 300.60 Dean Leroy Branham 257.00 Olyn Campbell . 283.99 Ralph E. Delp 326 70 Lawrence Dickerson 313.25 Robert R. Garl. Jr 288.00 Richard Gale Gray 317.70 Richard E. Huffman 300.13 Clarence Marshall 142.63 Jes.ie McGuire 287.30 Noble Austin 256 00 Elmer L. Budd 274 35 Sherman L. Clark 179 20 James P. Hassler 289 85 Gordon C. Hoffa 105 60 Vernle Larkin 121.50 Eugene Miller 264.00 Harry Miller .... 230 ®5 Lowell MrCammack 121 50 George Talbott 292.37 Howard Tlppin 273.07 Roy Weller 272.00 Otis Witty 263 17 Von York 264 90 Julian Petro 302 40 Clayton Sutton 295 80 John Walsh 293 13 Everett Curran 325.89 Buryi Guy 268 50 Frank Nelson 288 75 Woodburn Printing Co Inc 122 00 James M. Houck 14 38 Dept of Water Works 71.58 Public Service Co 256.61; C. S. Atkins 885 00 Service Supply Co 13.95 Sherwin-Willlam Co ." 16 C3 Applegate Elevator Co. 40 0G A A Huber and Sons CH and Cir Crt 195 93 Laundry Ease CH 9.70 Lee School Supply Co. Inc 67 18 Madison Chemical Corp 104 25 U. S Sanitary Specialties 94 20 Dept, of Sewage . 92 80 Wm R Tipton, jail 33.50 Kenneth Knauer 20 00 Dept of Water Works 17.85 Indiana Gas and Water Co 13.69 Public Service Co 25 66 Russell A Foxx 37.30 Ace Hardware 1.53 Lee School Supply Co 13.95 Helen Knauer 2177 Dept of Sewage . . 17.30 Wm R Tipton. CF 47 00 Dorothy Irwin 2 30 Public Service Co 104 83 Currie Tin and Furnace Co 70.85 Elicit Plunmbing and Heating .... 56 00 Wm A Lawrence 12.75 Colonial Baking Co 30 02 Olen O. Dudley 19 80 Handy’s Milk and Ice Cream .... 65 01 Phillip-. Electric 43.25 Poor and Co 145 08 Carl A Pursell 148 66 Zaring Processing Plant 30 20 Walter Seeley 15.00 William M Hurst comm 30 44 Robert H Newgent 34 80 Marion Sears 225 00 Putnam County Graphic 8 06 The Daily Banner 155.59
Rector Funeral Homo .-...mm-.sw 100.CO Whitaker Funeral Home 200 00 Jesse C. Ford, tax edj bd 16 00 Embert Gardner 16 00 Howard Williams 16.09 General Telephone Co 44.73 Claude Malayer 124 48 Charles Branneman 124 48 Public Service Co 40 53 Dept, of Water Works 8 85 King Morrison Foster 2.14 Municipal Equipment Co 238 81 Greencastle Automotive Supply . 17 48 M and R. Auto Parts 157.01 Browning Raiator Service 10.00 Kendall s Garage 15.00 Greencastle Tractor Sales. Inc . . 219 90 Deed's Eoulpmcnt Co 4 75 S and S Service 6.0# John Vanes Boiler Works 184.50 Reeves Welding and Repair Bmrvle* 79 40 High Point OU Co 971 73 Morrison's Tire and Retreading . . 793.43 Shaffer and Co 10.85 Madison Chemical Corp 20.95 Motor Fuel Tax Division 94 20 Russellville Slone Co 223 95 Standard Materials Corp 2907.36 Ohio and Indiana Stone Corp .... 72137 Harris Stone Service 507.77 American Vitrified Products 15.08 Hartman and Sons .... 11. Logan-.port Metal Culvert Co. .. 964 60 Ladoga Culvert Co 2616.56 Brazil Hardware Co 10.61 White Junk Yard 95 OO Cash Concrete 2344.75 Shumaker Bros. Industries .... 6409 68 Sherw In Williams Paint Co 1.41 Leonard Boiler ... 41.50 Charles A. Cooper 35.00 Greencastle Welding and Gen Blacksmithing 31.80 Graver Welding 4.00 A A Huber and Sons 7.75 Wilbur Grimes 131 00 Industrial Supply Co 32.80 Todd's Ace Hardware 78.71 CUMULATIVE BRIDGE Bowman and Ferguston. Inc . . 1.312.50 Cash Concrete Products 741 10 Dorman and Dean Eng. Service . . 350 00 E. E Huber and Sons 12.557.10 Logansport Metal Culvert Co. Inc 2.022 54 Carl Arnold. Auditor 2t
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice Is hereby given the taxpayers of Monroe Township — Putnam County. Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place, on 21 day of October. 1963. at 7 30 P. M at the office of the trustee will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. Township Fund: 10-C $ 40OO Special School Fond: D—2 Fuel 1500 09 D—3 Water, light and power 100 00 E—1 Repair buildings and grounds—labor 600 00 E— 2 Repair buildings and grounds—material 600 OO E—5 Replacement school bus 2700.00 F—1 Insurance and official bonds 2 K) OO Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriation as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hear Ing within fifteen days at the county Auditor’s office of Putnam County. Indiana. or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and Interest-
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lliCEmNNIilL SCRAPBOOK The War for the Union 1861-65 in Pictures
K! QQQ As September came in 1863, Union forces still had only a foothold on Morris Island in the harbor of Charleston, S. C. Principal fortification on tho island was Fort Wagner, a redoubt that extended entirely across a narrow part of the island. A brigade under Maj. Gen. George C. Strong, which landed at the other end of the island, had made a costly, futile assault on Wagner back in July. Siege artillery was brought ashore laboriously and Wagner subjected to prolonged bombardment before another assault. This, made by Strong's brigade reinforced with another under H. S. Putnam, was costlier than the earl-
f*l One type of dugout or foxhole at Fort Wagner. | i] Charge by the 54th Massachusetts led by Col. R. G. Shaw.
ier attack. The casualties included Strong, Putnam, Col. Robert G. Shaw, and 25 per cent of the latter's 54 th Massachusetts Regt., which was composed chiefly of Negroes; the total losses were 1,515 out of 5,264 Union men engaged. In a third assault at dawn on a September morn in 1863, the attackers found their long sought prize undefended. The Rebels had evacuated the fort and crossed the harbor the night before. Wagner proved of no value to the Union forces, for all attempts to take or knock out Fort Sumter failed. —CLARK KINXAIRD
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