The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 January 1965 — Page 3

LYNDA BIRD JOHNSON, eldest daughter of the President, poses in the White House for an advance view of her Inaugural Ball ensemble. The gown is a floor-length sheath with high straight neckline. The matching coat is a double-breast-ed floor-length white silk, long sleeves, rhinestone buttons.

Trustee's Report Tonnslys Trustee - * (Abstract) report of receipts and disbursements for the calendar year 1864 Jackson Township, Putnam County. Township Fund Balance Jan. 1 $ -23.82 Receipts 5.106.58 Disbursements 3.295.88 Balance Dec. 31 1,786.77 Special School Fond Balance Jan. 1 2.934.84 Receipts 21.813.90 Disbursements 24.848.74 Balance Dec 31 none Tnltion Balance Jan. 1 ....'. -5.471.07 Receipts 34.231.12 Disbursements 28.760.05 Balance Dec. 31 none Do* Fud Balance Jan. 1 220.00 Receipts 186.00 Disbursements 329.00 Balance Dec. 31 77.00 Total All Fnnda Balance Jan 1 I -2340.05 Receipts 61.437.60 Disbursements 57,233.78 Balance Dec. 31 1,863.77 Detail of Receipts Township Fund Taxes — June 8 2,069.44 Taxes — December 1.558.81 Taxes—Dec. (1963) late Issue 1.478.23 Total Township Fund $ 5.106.58 Dot Fond Dot Tax from Assessor 186.00 Total Dog Fund 186.00 Special School Fond Taxes — June $ 14,174.96 Taxes — Dec. (1863' late .. 7.028.20 State Dist. Equalization .... 709.00 Total Special School Fund .. 31.913.90 Tuition Fond Taxes — June $15,132.81 Taxes—December U963) late 13.206.41 Congressional Interest 23.87 State Dist. Tuition (Net) .... 2.327.78 County Wide School Dist. .. 3 540.25 Total Tuition Fund $34,231.12 Dtsbnrsements Township Pay of Trustee, rent, clerical help, travel exp. No. 1. Donald Crosby #1,440.00 Juanita Crosby - Clerk 350.00 BOOKS. STATIONERY. PRINTING & ADV. No. 2

i The Dally Banner The Putnam Co. Graphic .... Klter & Co., Inc CARE OF CEMTER1ES Elsie Gordon Clifford Harvey Jr Fayte Edwards FIRE PROTECTION Civil Town of Roachdale Lamar H. Hartman—Trustee

51.06 74.73 110.70 35.00 15.00 50.00 250.00 250.00

CIVIL TOWNSHIP EXPENSES Roachdale Bank Agencys, Inc 200.00 Hendricks Tel. Corp 59.50 Ind. Twp. Trustee’s Assc. ... 10.00 Rex Boyd 100.00 Paul Page 100.00 Deryl Sanders 100.00 Lester Wilson 100.00 Disbursements Dog Fund DOG FUND EXPENSE Leroy Disney 84.00 Ida Keck 140.00 Lester Wilson 20.00 Carl Malicoat 85.00 Disbursements Tuition Fund INSTRUCTION SALARIES TO TEACHERS B-2 Jessie Russell 2,390.00 Joun Leeke 2,335.00 Juanita McMurtry 2.335.00 Alice Richardson 605.00 Louise Britton 45.00 Disbursements Special School Fund INSTRUCTION INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES B-5 Kiger & Co.. Inc 7.60 OTHER INSTRUCTIONAL EXPENSE B-6 Kiger & Co.. Inc 45.66 Mary Franklin 2 00 Jessie Russell 4.85 Ahce Richardson 3.45 Loyd Hurst 11.13 COORDINATE ACTIVITIES SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION C-2 Vera Brewster 425.00 Walter Hubble 1.350.00 Elieeen Hultz 750.00 Marilyn Lucas 75.00 John McGuire 1.250.00 James Parker 1.400.00 Wm. O. Robbins 1,300.00 OPERATION WAGES OF JANITOR & ENGINEERS D-l Mildred Booker 1.000.00 FUEL D-2 Norris Rogers 230.00 WATER, LIGHTS &

1965 PUTNAM COUNTY TOUBNAMENT PAIRINGS

Russellville

Roachdale

Winner Game No. 1

Fillmore

Winner Game No. 5

Cloverdale

Bainbridge

Winner Game No. 2

Reelsville

Belle Union

Winner Game No. 3

Winner Game No. 4

FINAL

POWER D-3 Hendricks Tel. Corp. 38.52 Public Ser. Co. of Ind 282.10 Disbursements Special School Fund JANITORIAL SUPPLIES D-4 Bailey'c Grocery 12.68 Kiger It Co., Inc W.35 Rochester Germicide Co 626.50 OTHER OPERATIONAL EXPENSES D-5 Harry Ragsdale 7.50 McDaniel Freight Lines 18.90 MAINTENANCE REPAIR OF BLDG. & UP KP. OF GR. E-l Mildred Booker 25.00 REPAIR OF BLDG., SUPPLIES It MTRL. E-2 Darrell Riddell 65 00 REPAIR & REPLACEMENT OF EQUIPMENT E-4 Lee School Supply Co 459.05 Sutherlin Plumbing & Ht 14.16 REPAIR & REPLACEMENT OF BUSES E-5 P & P Standard 13.38 Robert Crist 700.00 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of tide above named township; that a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the names of persons having been 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 sublect to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. Donald Crosby, Trustee 1-t NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice Is hereby given that bids will be received In the Auditors office for two (2) new 1965 county trucks, until ten o'clock A. M. D. S. T. January 25. 1965. At the same time bids will be received on a new High Lift (With trade-in) until eleven o’clock A. M. D. S T. January 25. 1965. Specifications may he obtained at the office of the Putnam County Auditor. THE PUTNAM COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Charles Branneman Victor Hurst Claude Malayer ATTEST: Eston C. Cooper Auditor *2-18-2t

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Five Named To Armory Board INDIANAPOLIS UPI —Governor Branigin Monday appointed five persons to the Indiana State Armory Board, two of them new members. Re-appointed were Maj. Gen. Wendell C. Phillippi, former commanding general of the 38th Infantry Division and managing editor of the Indianapolis News: Capt. Robert O. Jackson, Indianapolis, present head of Indiana Naval forces, New appointees are Brig. Gen. Kenneth F. Keene, Indianapolis, an advertising firm executive, and Brig. Gen. Marvin Evans, Evansville, assistant state adjutant general. Dropped from the board were and Brig. Gen. D. Wray DePrez, Shelbyville. Brig. Gen. Allison Maxwell and Brig Gen. William R. Sefton. They were not reappointed, and Branigin said this was because both men are active commanders in the Indiana Air National Guard.

Mrs. Irene Wise I» Hostess To Club The Jefferson Home Demonstration Club met on Thursday January 14, at the home of Mrs. Irene Wise. Present were fourteen members, nine children and two guests, Mrs. Merle Nichols and Mrs. Dede Chastain. Mrs. Mary Sutherlin won the door prize. President, Mrs. Donna Frye opened the meeting with Mrs. Doris Keller leading the song of the month. Mrs. Clova Salsman led the flag salute and Mrs. Loa Salsman led the club creed. Roll call was answered by words we have trouble spelling. Everyone seemed to have a few certain words they have trouble spelling. Mrs. Linda Dorsett gave the treasury report and the secretary’s report was given by Mrs. Geneva Sheppard. All were approved. Gladys Seller gave a very Interesting report on world conditions. Mrs. Clova Salsman gave a i few helpful hints on care of i houseplants. The President, Mrs. Donna Frye, gave a report on the county council meeting. Mrs. Dede Chastin reported that she had a buyer for our kiln. The motion wp”. made and carried to sell the kiln for the price offered. Mrs. Jaokie Chastain and Mrs. Donna Frye gave the lesson on “What Every Woman Should Know About The Family Car." It created a quite lively discussion and everyone seemed to learn something. There was only one secret sister gift. It was for Mrs. Jackie Chastain’s anniversary. The hostess with the assistance of Mrs. Sue Salsman, Mrs. Clova Salsman and Mrs. Ogla Snyder served refreshments while everyone had a good visit. The February meeting will be with Mrs. Helen Sinclair.

Court Will Not Review Case WASHINGTON UPI — The Supreme Court refu.° d Monday to review the disbarment of Metro Holovachka, former Lake County, Ind., prosecuting attorney now serving a prison sentence for income tax evasion. The court acted in a brief or- • der, with no opinion. Holovachka was sentenced to three years’ imprisonment and fined $10,000 after his conviction Feb. 22, 1962. of failing to report $179,543 of income for the years 1955-1957. His disbarment was recommended by Judge Newell A. Lamb, acting as investigative commissioner, June 27, 1963, three days after Holovachka began serving his sentence. It was ordered May 11, 1964, by the State Supreme Court which said that ^rom evidence given Lamb, Holovachka received a vast amount of money in payoffs and bribes so that vice and gambling could operate in Lake County, and concluded this showed “utter depravity and moral turpitude.”

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Hair Shrinks

NEW YORK UPI— Women who trim their bangs after a shampoo often are puzzled as to why their hair dries so much

shorter than planned. The secret to cutting bangs when the hair is wet, according to hairstylists, is to cut to eyebrow length. Hair shrinks, or “bounces up,” as it dries.

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Eye Surgeon Dead CORONADO, Calif. UPI — Funeral services were scheduled today for Dr. Meyer Wiener, internationally known eye surgeon, medical editor and author. Wiener, 89. died Monday after a brief illness.

Author Dies BRUNSWICK, Maine UPI — George D. Bearce, 42, an awardwinning Bowdoin College author and internationally known

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