The Syracuse Journal, Volume 29, Number 38, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 21 January 1937 — Page 2

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Chamber Os Commerce Dinner Big Success

FEATURE STORY PLEASED VAST AUDIENCE HERE „ . ] Motion Pictures and Pot Luck Dinner Draw Over 300 Guests Over 300 Syracuse residents and visitors from nearby communities and Lake Wawasee assembled last Thursday night , for the first Chamber of Commerce social meeting of the year, and enjoyed a potsfuck dinner and motion pictures shown through the courtesy of W. E. Long and Holsum Bread Company of Fort Wayne. There were 210. persons served at the dinner in the high school gymnasium and an actual count showed that another 137 came after the dinner just to view the pictures. Warren T. Colwell, president of the Syracuse-Wawasee Community Chamber of Commerce presented Mr. Albert Forks of the Holsurh Bread Company. Mr. Forks explained that “Feature Story”, the attraction of the evening, was produced at a cost of more than SIOO,OOO. Sponsored by W. E. Long Research Foundation of Chicago, Ace Williams toured the world taking the pictures to show how bread is produced in various countries of the world. Williams visited more than 40 countries, where he studied and recorded with his camera, the methods of bread making. The picture itself was more than the usual travelogue. Named “Feature Story”, the scenes were carefully woven around modern romantic drama, showing the work of a newspaperman in his efforts to cover what he termed a difficult assignment. The audience was carried through the picture and entertainment for nearly ah hour. It was so interesting that many expressed the view that “it seemed very short.” Another picture showing scenes around Lake Wawasee was received with equal enthusiasm and applause. This picture brought to the audience many beautiful scenes around Lake Wawasee, some of which many people had never seen or noticed before. The picture included several views of Mr. Long’s beautiful estate, showing his pets and Chinese garden. ' Mr. Colwell, stated at the conclusion of that the community is very fortunate in having a man like Mr. Long interested in its growth and welfare. He referred to Mr, Long as our most aggressive citizen. Referring to the pictures, Mr. Colwell stated that this form of entertainment is an example of what is to be expected in Mr. Long’s new. theater, and urged the community to patronizie and support this project. Colwell also said that he was pleased with the interest and attendance at the meeting, and explained that the Chamber of Commerce plans to hold regular social affairs.

WHO ARE YOU? f 5 The Romance of Your Name By RUBY HASKINS ELLIS

A Howard? THE name of Howard is of Saxon origin and is one of the most an cient of all surnames. There was one Howard, or Hereward, who was living in England in the reign of King Ed ward. 957-973. Sir John Howard was the grandfather of Sir Robert Howard, who made the name of Howard illustrious by his WIKIf/ marriage to Lady Margaret Mowbray, whose line of descent was claimed from King Edward 1, and through him to Philip le Hard!, one time King of France. The founder of the Howard family In America was Matthew Howard, who came to this country in 1640, and settled near Annapolis, Md. Z © Public Ledger, inc.—WNU Service.

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IN THE BAG SATTLE, Wash., Jan. 20 (INS) —Cotton, Mrs. J. N. Denton’s two-months-old Angora kitten, avoids the laundry bag nowadays. After enioying himself playing with soiled, clothes, he climed into the bag and went to the laundry. Mrs. Denton missed him and called the laundry. It was closed. She called Paul Gardner, the manager. Gardner went to the building, hunted through bags of clothes until he found the Denton family wash, and out of the bag came the very distressed little cat.

Used Cars 1936 Ford Tudoor Like new with trunk 1936 Ford Reg. Tudoor, Guaranteed. 1936 Chevrolet Four-door Sedan. 1934 Ford Tudor, a real buy. 1933 Ford Coupe, at a bargain 1930 Oakland Coach, new rubber good running condition. 1929 Ford Coupe TRUCKS You should have the right equipment for that job in order to make money. Come in and see us, trade on easy terms. 1935 Ford V-8 167 in. Wheel base 32 x 6—B ply tire.. 1935 Ford V-8 131 in. wheel base New 32 x 6 —lo ply tire. 1934 Ford V-8 157 in. wheel base. 1930 Ford A. A. 131 in. wheel base. 1936 Ford. 131 wheel base with dump bed. Chatten Motor Sales , Milford, Indiana ■v We have sold Fords‘for 17 years PHONE 10

COMMUNITY SALE . AT North Webster, Tuesday, Jan. 26 Rear of The Home Store. Horses and cattle promised. Bring what you have to Sell. Sale starts at 1 p. m. Inquire at Home Store or see L. W. Held, Syracuse.

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Orval Klink Weds Miss Irene Todd Ceremony Performed Thanksgiving Day at Lutheran Church, Ft. Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Mell Todd of Goshen are today announcing the ’marriage of their daughter, Miss Irene Todd to Orval L. Klink, son of Daniel Klink, this city. The wedding service was read, by the Rev. C. W. Baer in the Redeemer Lutheran Church, Fort | Wayne, Indiana, on Thanksgiving Day, November 26, 1936. Miss Merdena Miller of Burket and Merritt Richhart, Syracuse, were the only attendants. Mr. Klink is associated With his father in the live stock busiqesss and his .brjde is employed in the offcie of the Goshen Sash & Door Company., The couple are at home bn Lake Wawasee. Largest Auto Club DETROIT, Jan. 20 (INS)—Announcing a membership of 82,000, j the Michigan A. A. A. today claim- 1 ed the honor of being the world’s largest automobile club. Club officials, predicting a membership of 100,000 soon, said the 82,000 figure made the Michigan group tbe lar- ' gest A. A. A. club in the United States.

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CEIDERC !10 lbs. Sugar - - - - -45 c (With One Dollars Worth of Groceries, not Including Flour »0c SIZE STRONGHEART DOG 3 FCIt 26c i , Heinz’s Soup, 2 15c cans 25c 2 lb. box Mother’s Cocoal6c Three 10c Rolls Baby Stewart Toilet Paper 23c .[ , 1 lb. Package Pure Egg Noodles 14c Macaroni, 3 lbs. 20c ! White Popcorn, 3 lbs. 23c J Chocolate Cookies, 1 1b.16c Ginger Snaps, lb. ,—lO c i 5 lb. bag Oats24c Lettuce, Oranges, Grapefruit, Radishes i r-| - r Ordinance For Appropriate n For The Year 1937.' ORDINANCE NO. 351 An ordinance appropriating monies for the purpose of defraying the expense of the sever?! departments of the Town Government of the Town of Syracuse, Indiana from the first day of January, 1937, to December 31, 1936, including all outstanding claims, obligations, and fixing a time when same shall becdfne effective. Section 1. Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees of the Town of Syraucse. Indiana: That for the expenses of the Town Government and its institutions for the period from January 1, 1936, to December 31, 1937, the following sums of money are hereby appropriated and ordered set apart out of the funds herein named, and for the purpose herein specified, subject to the laws governing same. Such sums herein appropriated shall be held to include all expenditures authorized to be made during this period, unless otherwise expressly stipulated and provided by law. Section 2. That for the above said -period there is hereby appropriated out of the General Fund of said Town, the following: 1. General Fund —Services Personal 11. Salary of Trustees 5 150.00 14. Salary of Marshal 900.00 12. Salary of Clerk-Treasurer 150.00 15. Salary of Health Officer 25.00 16. Compensation of Town Attorney "0.00 17. Compensation of Firemen — 250.00 18. Other Compensation •"— 300.00 2., Services Contractual k 22. Heat, Light, Power and Water 4200.00 23. Printing and Advertising 24. Repairs, Building and Equipment 300.00 25. Services Other Than Contractual 100.00 3. Supplies 31. Office Supplies —■—■ 32. Other Supplies 300.00 4. Material 41. Building - 1500.00 42. Street, Alley, and Sewer 300.00 5. Current Charges 51. Insurance and Official Bond Premium 300.00 52 Improvement Assessment Against Town 100.00 8. Debt Payment 81. Bonds and Interest 100.00 Section 3. That for said fiscal year there is hereby appropriated out of the “Street Fund” of said town the following: STREET FUND 1. Services Personal 55. Salary of Marshal 480.00 56. Wages of Street Laborers 1000.00 2. Services Contractual 57. Repairs of Equipment 300.00 3. Supplies 58. Supplies 4 — 400.00 . 4. Material 59. Material 2000.00 That this ordinance shall be effective and in full force Jan. 1, 1936. Passed by the Board of Town Trustees of the Town of Syracuse. Indiana, December 15, 1936. W. G. CONNOLLY, Attest: FIELDEN SHARP, ERNEST BUCHHOLZ, FRANCIS GRISSOM, f Clerk-Trese. Trustees.

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 21,

Legal Notice ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CL£RK TREASURER OF THE TOWN OF SYRACUSE GENERAL FUND ; Cash on hand Jan. Ist 1936 $1,908.07 Interest . F-61 ! County Auditors Distribution 5,810.47 Excise Tax‘ 366.68 Peddlers License, 1.00 i Attending Fire at North Webster 10.00 | Total rects. with balance _58,147.83 ! Total disbursments 6,593.39 ! Cash balance Jan; 1, 1937 _51,554.44 DISBURSMENTS ! Salary of Marshal -4.-$ 925.00 Salary of Firemena 213.00 Light 2,088.52 Hydrant and Fountain Service 1,850.00 Telephone service and tolls 43.85 Printing 129.62 Trustees and other officers salariesi 385.00 Insurance premiums 239.45 ! Coal 43.50 Misc. Supplies 68.80 Interest to State treasurer 41.53 Labor 56.25 i Donation to Band 100.00 Express ; 2.48 Fire Hose 137.94 Transfer to Barrett Law Account 268.45 Total Dsbursment $6,593.39 STREET FUND l Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1936 _51,783.46 Gasoline tax 1,353.13 County Auditors Distribution 787.09 Side Walk projectl.slß.66 Tot 1 rects, with balance __55,442.34 Total disbursment 5,524.48 Jan. 1, 1937 Fund overdrawn 82.15 DISBURSMENTS Gasoline and Oil iL$ 227.43 Labor and repairs 1,227.35 I Sv»'plies, Sand, Gravel, ! Cement, Tile and brooms 2,822.40 Grading 118.25 Paint and material 179. °5 W eHing 2.50 Hauling 125.00 'Coal 38.0 ft Asphaltum 734.51 j Total Disbursment $5,524.49 WATER MAINTAINENCE j Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1936 _52,735.46 Refund Empty Chlorine cylinders 39.50 Note to State Bank of Syracuse, (one year) 1,700.00 Hydrant and Fountain service 1,850.00 Water collections——2,642.93 Total rects. with cash bal. _58,967;89 Total disbursment 6 040.14 Crsh bal. Jan. 1, 1937 .—52,927.75 DISBURSMENTS Part payment on City Park 1,900.00 Freight 3.88 Material and repair ; 137.88 Sa’ary of night watch 445.00 Electric” Energy and lamps 42.38 Gross income t; x t — 20.30 Labor and ma erial 2 r T.16 i Postage 5.00 Refund Water Charges 11.25 j Paving Assessment (Huntington Street) P 6.38 Vater Analysis.— 10.00 Pa’nt and Labor on Stand Pipe 164. 30 Dues to Indiana Municipal league —.- 30.00 Chlorine — 68.35 Commission on Witter collections•- 125.00 Coal 94.25 Taxes on Citv Park 55.64 Bonds and Interest 2,500.00 Printing 19.37 Total Disbursment,.s6,o4o.l4 LIBRARY Cash on hand Jan.-1, 1936_51,563? 54 County Auditors Distribution 1— 2 024.77 Total rects. with cash bal. 3,588.31 Total d'sbursmenf 1,881.44 Cash Bal. Jan. 1. 1937 $1,706.87 DISBURSMENTS Telephone Service * 24.00 Light 45.96 Janitor - 240.00 Librarian—i> 6 9-00 Coal 97.02 Irsuianca 92,75 Books, Subscription and Supplies ’ Dues (Indiana Library Association) 3.50 Book Case 18.00 Printing 37.85 Stove 15- 00 Box Rent 3.00 Water Rent 10.00 Side Walk Repair 11.73 Labor 4.85 Total Disbursmentsl,Bßl.44 South Main Street Pavement Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1937.$ 71.16 Huntington Street Pavement Balance Assessment Interest and Transfers 744.52 Interest and Bonds — 659.38 Cash bal. Jan. 1, 1937 85.14 Harrison Street Pavement Balance Assesment. Interest and Transfer $ 496.36 Interest and Bonds 480.71 Cash bal. Jan. 1, 1937 15.65 South Main Street Sewer Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1937_$ 8.32 Special Assessment, Delinquency and* Deficit Fund Bal. on hand Jan, 1, 1936.$ 31.72 Interest collected 1.87 Total rects. with bal. 33.59 Cash bal. Jan. 1, 1936 32.56 DISBURSMENTS Interest to State Treas.s 1.03 Recapitulation Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1936 All Funds $ 8,111.98 Total Rects 19,388.17 Total rects. with ca5h 527,500.15 Total Disbursment 21,180.58 $ 6,319.57 Checks Outstanding Number 313 54. M Number 312 " 4.31 Number 399 4.42 Number 299 4.54 Cash Balance all Funds Jan. Ist, 1937 $ 6,382.80 Respectfully Submitted. ERNEST BUCHHOLTZ, Clerk-Treasurer