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HfcHJflfEft, frOVEKDItIO MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1954 President Eisenhower At Yandenberg Rite warplanes to pass above the cemetery cortege, if weather ed. Vandenbetg, 55, died on Friday. was a Arlington National Cettv ttery today for Gen, Hoyt S. Vandenberg and tribute from a nation for the man who came to tymboliie atomic age air power. President Eisenhower arranged to go to Washington Cathedral.

where the body of the former chief Of Staff of-the U.S. Air Force had lain in state since Saturday, for funeral services there at 2 p.m. EST. The President recalled the tall. youthful-appearing general as the "gallant commander" of the tactical Air Force which fought the European campaign under Eisenhower's overall command, and as the "unswerving advocate" of the air force cause.

From the cathedral service the route lay to the memorial entrance of Arlington. At the cemetery, the Air Force had provided for highesl honors for the general, patterned to a service so new and differen that old military custom no longer fitted. For the dead airman, there was no riderless horse. Instead, the Air Force called for a flight of js Weekend Deaths HILLS, nest Vajda, Broadway playwright and screen writer. Born in Hungary.

ROME, Italy Mario Corsi, 72 journalist and author. LOS Adm. Edward A. Evers. USNR, 76, who retired two years ago from a Navy career that began as a seaman in the Spanish War, Born in New York City.

WASHINGTON Miss Winifred Malon, 74, retired journalist, one of the organizers, long time secretary -and past president of the Women's National Press Club. Born in North Evans, N. Y. SAN MATEO, Calif. Mrs.

Ferdinand M. Theriot, daughter of Michael Deyoung, founder of the San Francisco Chronicle, social and civic leader. SAN DIEGO, Calif. Rear Adm. Howard Leyland Young, 52, retired Navy air officer.

Born in New York City. NEW YORK Dr. Ludwig Jekels, 87, pupil of the late Dr. Sigmund Freud and considered dean of American psychiatrists. Born in Austria.

LONDON Dr. Israel I. Mattuck, 70, AmericatUborn leader of the liberal Jewish movement in England. Too Fat Hot Gets Egg-Rolling Job LORAttf, Ohio Christine, a rabbit who grew too fat to slip out of a hat easily, is going to Washington to take part in Easter egg-rolling festivities at the White House, Magician Harry Albacker said his assistant was invited by James C. Hagefty, press secretary to President Eisenhower.

Hagerty saw the magic act at the capital, Albacker added. The magician, who uses nine rabbits in his act, picked Christine because she is the oldest and 13 months and 14 pounds. Taught to be calm in a crowd, Christine will not run away when let out of her box on the White House lawn, Albacker predicted. Each year presidents invite Washington youngsters to an Easter egg hunt. to have died in Korea.

They had been listed as missing in action for a year or more. They Army Pfc. Amos Douglas Dayton. Pfc. Edward Gosfcaf, Cincinnati.

Cpl. Paul K. Stahl, Rt. 4, Fostoria. Air Force T.

Sgt. Kenneth 32. Williamson, Cincinnati. 1st Lt. Thelbert B.

Wormack, Real Estate Transfers Cincinnati. I Says Israel Is Symbol To World CINCINNATI UPl-Gen. Carlos P. Romulo, ambassador to the United States from the Philippine Islands, say's the state of Israel is "a symbol of the dignity of the human Doggone Low Payments Now afford a car, appliances or other things the easy way. Ask us or your dealer for the thrifty "City Loan" plan.

To Arraian Youth In Fatal Shooting MOUNT VERNON, Ohio Candida Marquez, 20, Kenyon College sophomore, will be arraigned May 10 in Knox County Common Pleas Court on manslaughter charges stemming from a fatal shooting Dec. 4. Marrjuez is accused of shooting Richard Weidner. 26, in a fight outside a tavern here. His arraignment has been delayed because he has been ill in a Chicago hospital since December.

Roger Swigeart, 20." of Louisville, Ohio, also a Kenyon College students, is under indictment for carrying a concealed weaipon. He has pleaded innocent and his trial soul." "It is for you to see to it that Israel does not die," he said last night at the 1954 Cincinnati Jewish Welfare Fund dinner. He said nations were not judged by their wealth or size but by their courage, character and spirit. These elements, he said, were evidenced by Israel in its fight for independence, as well as by Greece in its struggle against the Communists and the Philippines in its loyalty to the United States during World War II. is awaiting disposition of charges against Marquez.

the Five More Added To Korean Dead WASHINGTON OB The Army and Air Force today announced the names of five Qhioans presumed Grange News When Jefferson Grange meets Wednesday night at 7:30 the program will be presented by juvenile members. It will include music by Carol Cronebaugh and Corrine by, Judy McMillan and vocal numbers by a boys' trio composed of Terry and Gale Sauser and Clifford English. A skit, "Income Tax Report," will be presented by several men. Lunch will be served by grange women. Winners in a recent grange baking and sewing contest were: Banana nut bread, Luella Brown, first, and Laura Hisrich, second; cotton house dress, Helen Ott, first, and Ruth Kohler, second; cotton blouse, Carolyn Cronebaugh; doll dress, Cairol Ott.

Real estate transfers compiled from the office of Robert Moore, county recorder. Dolly and Edward Page to Lucy Bower, part of Lot 193, Uhrichs- vilie. Charles and Kathryn Lieser" to Marion Laklief, Lot II, Oxford Township, H. L. and Emma Zimmerman to David and Carol Edwards, Lot 35, Franklin Township.

Kenneth and Lillian Dafforn to Dominic and Mary Cua, part of Lots 457-458, Dover. Gwen Lahm to William and Hazel Collinsworth, Lot 28, Somerdale. Viola and Donald Shutt to Ga'rri- son and Alice Shutt, 1.32 acres. Shanesville. James Marker to Dorothy Marker, part of Lot 48, Zoar.

R. Lellan Shoemaker to Clarence Ashelman, Lot 1339, Newcomerstown, Roy and Vivian Hamilton to William and Emma Hooker, .038 acre, Gnadenhutten. Willard and Geneva Beal to Herbert Jr. and Marie Salrin, lots, Oxford Township. William 'Gross to Walter and Alice Brown, six lots, Dover.

Edgar and Margaret Osburn to liyle and Mary Gordon, Lot 23, Winfield. Samuel Gnagy to Robert and Ann Wood, 9.47 acres, Franklin Township, Lida Ager Mat 6B Hamrriel StevnbadgH Sob Total A Muskingum Watershed District to Ralph and Doris Weber, land, Fairfield Township. Otis and Zella Starkey to Byron and Helen Schneiter, four lots, Dover. Emanuel and Cora Silvius to James Allison et, al Lot 4, Parral. William and Vesta Ritenour to James Allison and others, Lot Parral.

Margaret Vale and others to Cecil and Ruby Garabrahdt, coal, York Township. Edna Gauvey to Fred Gauvey .60 acre, Mill Township. Demetrio and Jeannette Ceramella to A. J. Harris Jr.

three lots, New Philadelphia. Fred Sr. and Edna Gauvey' to Valentine and Dorothy Golec, Lot 1604, Uhrichsville. Clarence 'and Nora Hooker to 605 'Wright 520 Shipbaugh 2473 Sub Total 339 Handicap 2818 TOTALS Croppe: Mafia Tuscarawas Industrial League Welgtnd's O.M.C. Scbtnk 1 429 MacKenzle 420 Hayes 456 Fowler E.

Schenk 450 B. Paulin J. Scherk 480 Paulin Wallick 2215 Sub Total 417 Handicap 2632 TOTALS f.F.W. 587 408 524 CLASSIFIED ADS PAY OFF 203 North Tusc. Ave.

Electronic Wheel Balancing 1 Let us check your wheels for alignment and balance. Taking this step in time may save you plenty of trouble later on. DOVER AUTO SUPPLY BILL JARVIS, Prop. 503 N. Tusc.

Ave. Phone 34392 Dover VWWWYWJWW "54 Ford to suit: every Prices start mm It's low tllvsrsd aidtwoll end local may vary in to front- and Individual policy. $1686. aellv prlss Hi at counts I MAINLINK SBRIBS Y-block V-8 or Six If you want economical transportation, a '54 Ford Mainliner will suit you to a T. Mainline models have minimum ornamentation, which brings out the basic beauty of the '54 Ford in a most pleasing manner.

Their mechanical excellence and topnotch performance is the same as all '54 Ford models. CU8TOMLINB SERIES Y-block V-8 or l-bloek Six If you want more than highly dependable transportation if you want a fine car you get it in any of the '54 Custom, line Fords! These cars employ generous ornamentation, inside and outside, to achieve additional over-all beauty. You have a wider choice of beautiful Customline single and two-tone body well as more luxurious upholstery combinations. And as optional extras you can have Ford's modern power- assists to make your car as automatic as you want it, at reasonable cost. CRB9TUNB SERIES Y-block V-8 or l-block Six If you want the very best one of the '54 Ford Crestline models is for you! These superb models are distinctive automobiles in every sense.

They are built for those who can afford the finest but they come to you for hundreds less than many other makes that they surpass in distinctive beauty. And you'll be glad to know there are two new Crestline Fordor Sedan and the exciting new Sky liner! In all models you have a broad choice of beautiful new single and two-tone exterior finishes and finer upholstery materials. And, of course, at your option, you can have Ford's wonderful power-assists aids to driving ease and pleasure that are usually associated with the highest-priced cars. Corns Tsst Drlvs '84 Ford -i your and you'll want to drive It homol FRED P. POTSCHNER 491 N.

WoMter Ave. Dover, Obto P. SNYDER South Broadway Sugarcreek, Ohio BOLIVAR CENTRAL GARAGE Bolivar, Ohio HARVEY ANDREAS Beach City, Ohio to Dolly Page, .45 acre, New Philadelphia. Harold and Naoma Mast to Noah and Mary Keim, Lot 68, Sugarcreek. Carl and Fern Blasenhauer to Orris and Vivian Farber, Mineral City.

Clarence Thomas to Betty Thomas, Lot 1287, Newcomerstown. Tom Adams and others to Giacomina Amistadi, land, Dover. Edward and Orpha Evans to Laurel and William Schenk, Lot 16, Shanesville. Vernon and Faye Petry to Milas and Maude Brown, land, Mill Township. Lonnard Jr.

and Evelyn Fox to William and June Murphy, part of Lot 37, Midvale. William and Irene Russell to Homer and Emma Milburn, Lot 14, James Jr. and Shirley Davis, three lots, Uhrichsville. Martha Duff's guardian to Earl and Vera Smith, land, Newcomerstown. Thomas and Gladys McGuire to Frank and Ann Stropky, part of Lpt 248, New Philadelphia.

Elsie Chalmers to Donald and Gladys Farnsworth, acre, Sandy Township. John and Nora Roberts to Hershel and Veltna Collinsworth 1-5 acre, Fairfield Township. George Mason's executor to Charles and Maude Ssvegheimer, .785 acre, Goshen Township. Michael Abrom to John and Mary Herron .60 acre, Mill Township. Noah Miller to Lovina Miller, 110.50 acres, Auburn Township.

Vernon and Elinore Diehl to Harry and Louella Frownfelter, Lot, 1667, New Philadelphia. James B. Clow and to Jack Russell, Lot 1498, Newcomerstown. Ross Scaffidi to Irma Scaffidi, parts of Lots 23-24, Dennison. Richard and Mildred Mathias to Hobart and Nellie Frye, part of Lot 90, New Philadelphia.

Charles and Donna-Meese to Lester and Madge Lee, Lot 82, Tuscarawas. William and Fay Kenney to Charles and Barbara Barthalow, Lot 14, Wolfe. Menno and Lydia Bontrager to John and Sarah Miller, land, Sugar- Tally Ho 502 V. Gefber Surges 523 J. Page Wagn 485 Hanks Ltndsi.

502 Golden Thompson 421 510 Grinder Ulriih 3V2 2522 Sub Total 22U2 267 Handicap 2789 TOTALS R. 3. Motors Burg Beer Ferris Del. Espenschied 4a4 Waltz Hosteler 337 Bose Hrid 474 Gintz P. Mauier 346 Callentine J.

Mauier 438 457 £73 MSI 481 531 2273 Sub Total 423 Handicap 2696 TOTALS Raeder Poetker'f And Construction 236 Marino 458 Paris Seym H91 Richardson lack; 4K1 Fragasse Poet 1 42.0 Mathias Car 105 Smitley 2028 Sub Total 496 Handicap 2524 TOTALS Service Repair Rus in 390 re 438 on 444 er cr 441 Jercme Klnser Coal 522 Peters 432 Dale Espenachied Berq 440 McGrath 392 D. Klnser Robin 507 H. Klnser Hamm 2293 Sub Total 453 Handicap Stag Billiards 510 list 463 utz 48B tte 509 491 2746 TOTALS Samuels Provision Co. Burkharit's Beer 528 L. Dlnolfo C.

Ki iser 451 478 Pietro Paisley 498 483 Coluccl P. Miller 452 434 Gualtleri Lihm 480 500 V. Dinolfo Philabium 532 Newport. Arthur Henry to Frances Henry, land, Mill Township. James Fowler's commissioner to Emma Fowler, Lots 37-38, Newport.

Leonard and Edna Pastor to Jerry and Betty Wendling, Lots 2486-2487, Dover. Lisle Jr. and Fannie Rogers to Carl ton and Norm a Long, land, Goshen Township. Elizabeth Markley to Clarence and Pauline Hammel, .17 acre, Mineral City. Joe and Sophia Bory to East Ohio Gas .77 Sandy Township.

Walter and Bernice Edwards to Wayne and Frances Kiser, .482 acre, Dover. Anna Dursik's Administrator to Maxine Johnston, Lots 753 754, Dennison. Maxine and Johnston to Frank and Filar Dursik, Lots 753754, Dennison. Harold and Anna Sturgeon to Wilbur and Ruth Irwin, land, Warwick Township. Edward Robb to Ed Marlatt, Lot 990, Newcomerstown.

Therlyn Rees et all to Mildred Emig, 1.184 acres, Strasburg. Karl Zimmerman to Max Rosenberry, land, Warwick Township. Homer and Ruth Hayes to Virgil and Iris Frucbey, land, Newcomerstown. Robert Haver man's Executor to Charles and Jane Fox, part of Lots 111-112, New Philadelphia. Foss Peter et al to Ray and Mary Cramlet, Lots 11 12, Clay Township.

Herbert and Ruth Gates to Paul and Gladys Glazer, part of Lot 10, Port Washington. Olive Carr's guardian to Carl Schreiner and others, part of Lot 92, Uhrichsville. Harry and Kathryn Henry creek. Mary Villard et al to Jeanette Sloan, Sheriff Killer et al to John and Mary Gowias, land, Union Township. 'Twin Cities Concrete Co.

to John and Mary Weber, Lot 3643, Dover. Bowling 2423 Sub-Total 258 Handicap 2681 TOTALS Mllle Studio Mratz 408 Maybaugh Machine 486 Deibel 500 Maybaugh 434 Lahr 428 Wile 399 Yackey M. Maurer La( roix 462 rcer 404 Hartloch 430 437 2236 Sub Total 324 Handicap 2560 TOTALS Bolivar Merchants League Bollvar.Motor Cars Lebold Lumber 382 Swonger Hay 443 336 Lautzenhetser ne 492 Clugston Detricn 443 Whitmer JSn 436 Oberlin Kienzle 490 Sub Total 2229 Old Dutch Beer 547 Hanenkrat 458 Feutz 401 G. Beitzel R. Host 441 M.

Beitzel 510 G. Rabes M. garcreek Golf Club ifeiss 463 Clein 468 etler 40o auch 44 urcr 44 2357 Sub Total 336 Handicap 2693 TOTALS Redinger Lundenberger 396 Haueter Garber 442 McMasters Johnson 408 Birk 570 Sub Total 2328 447 399 448 490 2235 468 Handicap 2703 TOTALS 2775 Green Room Ladies League Dover Industrial Loague Wallick Coal Puritan Laundry 502 Studer Lighten 474 498 Houglan Ackerman 493 '458 Scherer elsch 480 525 Gepfert 516 500 Shetler iTecca 499 24S2 174 2636 2483 Sub Total 218 Handicap 2699 TOTALS Lewis Fut Eichel Meats 563 Graham 552 Kopp Sch 449 Eichel D. We 522 Amos 5E8 Cooley 2674 Sub Total to Sunbeam Bread 364 Waldick 338 Wenger 350 Wilcoxon 367 Zuchegno 411 Ryan Meese Funeral Homo Haugh 418 Jerome Jb7 Svv a ge 522 Miceli J63 279 1830 246 2076 Sub Total 1B32 Handicap 321 TOTALS 2153 nummermuth's Green Room 192 2866 Bolivar Fords 454 Detrich 472 Koontz 552 Whitmer 537 Class 509 Birk Handicap TOTALS K. ,2524 Sub Total 273 Handicap 2797 TOTALS Harry and Marjorie Wenger, Lot 1392, Dennison.

William and Emma Hooker to Arthur and Florence Timmerman, 49 acres, Clay Township. Catherine West's Eexcurix to Paul and Mary McPeek, part of Lot 740, Uhrichsville. Conrad West to Paul and Mary McPeek, part of Lot Uhrichs- villfi. John Zimmerman to North East Ohio Conference of The Methodist Church, land, Clay Township. Enos Hostetler's Executor to Margaret Osterman et al, Lot 8, Sugarcreek.

Hilton and Fabiano to Emgee Coal coal, Warwick Township. Dominic and Mary Cua to Bernard and Kathryn Deioma, Lots 3392-3393, Dover. Kathryn and Bernard Deioma to Samuel and Agnes Miceli, acre, Dover. James and Mae Downing to Rich- jyd and Margaret Colvin, Lots 472473, Dennison. Henry and Jennie Hicks to KOD- ert Rutledge, 12.08 acres, Goshen Township.

Jennie and Henry Hicks to Robert Rutledge, 1.98 acres, Goshen Township. Charles G. Houk's co-executors to Raymond and Patricia Early, parts of Lots 281-282, New Philadelphia. Bolton To Attend Stamp Ceremony WASHINGTON Rep- Oliver B.olton (R-Ohio) will attend ceremonies April 8 marking the issuance of a new eight-cent U. postage stamp.

Bolton sponsored a House resolution calling for new stamps for overseas mail with designs telling the story of American freedom. The new stamp, for first class overseas mail, will be red, white and blue and will depict the Statue (1 uertv ana tne mono, la God We Trust." 42Q 242 343 326 378 1817 312 2129 C. Beitzel Emig JD! Roser Espenschied 400 Feutz M. Kinser 345 Beitzel P. Miller 390 Hatcher D.

Kinser 372 Sub Total Handicap TOTALS 309 2173 Shenango-Penn Mold No. 3 Machine Shop 4511 425 408 442 467 2198 384 2582 Va. 2 Foundry Petricola W. Bleininger 494 H. Espenschied R.

Seymore 432 R. Bezzosl F. Schumaker 407 P. Leiser G. Harding Gano A.

Virtue 464 Potschner's 5 bar Tavern 423 Olinger Lechner 524 423 Valentine Sponger 403 325 Foutz Geers 504 527 Ellwood Xeener 523 429 Albaugh Notz 502 2718 276 2984 2090 Sub Total 375 Handicap 2465 TOTALS Weinss Motors Dover-Pli 494 Maust 474 Halter E. pecker 487 505 Barr 491 Gordon D. Decker 485 491 H. Halter I Sub Total Handicap TOTALS 2180 372 2559 2429 Sub Total 375 Handicap 2804 TOTALS No. 5 Foundry MidnlghU 380 J.

Carrothers A. Caracillo o32 438 W. Kalp M. Beitzel 3U9 435 R. France A.

Dell 461 385 E. Beans J. Stucky 5o4 J. Gano 476 430 K. Mathias 2068 Sub Total 516 Handicap -85 TOTALS 2697 J.

S. Arnold No. 6 Machine Shop R. Hisrich 432 335 2584 Lab 429 421 372 369 430 2021 615 2636 Machine Shop Office Maintenance 425 J. Youmans H.

Smith 589 475 K. Lc-ngacher R. Border 571 481 M. Domer L. Doutt 381 371 J.

Green D. Maus 406 445 R. Doutt L. Bodine Sub Total 2422 Handicao 339 TOTALS 2761 R. Angel R.

Swinderman E. Fankhauser W. Barcus 407 S. Ream A. Zuchegno 495 Domer W.

Smith 443 Sub Total 2172 Handicap 459 TOTALS 2631 Wendling Bros. Co. 484 C. Harmon 469 F. Wendling 444 Yackey 353 Wengerd 501 R.

Wengerd 2bUl Sub Total 375 Handicap 2626 TOTALS Toland Dover Market M5 P. Contini 520 Rini 473 Cercone 471 L. Ontini 498 J. Contini 2547 Sub Total 252 Handicap 2799 TOTALS Hanhart Ins. Beev 559 Hamm W.

429 Button 473 Lawrence G. 507. Mears H. 586 L. Hamm P.

2554 Sub Total 252 Handicap 2806 TOTALS LEGAL ADVERTISING 2572 Mineral City League Stemple's Tavern Ackerman's Sinclair 404 Wiltshire SatUer 441 390 D. Stemple 3 Uey 439 Brinkman C. Naus 453 479 Shroyer Jones 463 152 Francis Ackerman 523 2164 Sub Total 2328 Handicap 402 2626 Mineral City TOTALS 2730 Gordon Hardware Funeral Home 485 Naus Fishley 406 502 Kwasnicka Swinford 476 Lechner Gordon 432 460 Binder Martin 415 536 Archinal Osborij 487 2468 Sub Total 22fiO £84 Handicap 2853 TOTALS 2H23 Abel Sun Lumber Butler's Ofe I.indrav 464 Fiddler Foster 401 Kreiger Border 375 STATE OF OH James A. Rhodes, Auditor Of State Bureau Of Inspection Anc Supervision Of Public Offices REPCBT OF ANNUAL OF THE CLERK Village of Mineral Tuscarawas Count; For The Fiscal Yea: Dec. 31.

1953 Mineral City. March 31. 19SJ4 I hereby certify the following report to be correct. CLAYTON H. HUFF, Village Clerk.

SUMMARY OF FUND RECEIPTS AND EXP: General Fund Jan. 1 Receipts Expenditures Dec. 31 Auiy License Street Repair Fund Jan. 1 Receipts Expenditures CLASSIFIED AM 378 377 1948 618 2566 Iftri 516 488 422 445 502 MT3 390 3763 Grill 440 515 447 483 470 2355 360 2715 Dee. 31 GasoliieTax Street Repair Jan.

1 Receipts Dec. 81 oSnetal Village Funds Jan. Expenditures Dec. 31 Water Works Fund Jan. 1 Receipts Expenditures Dee.

31 Bond Retirement Fund Jan. 1 Dec. 31 Firemen's Indemnity Fund Jan. 1 Receipts Dec. 31 Grand Totals Of All Funds (Clerk) Jan.

1 Receipts Expenditures Dec. 31 Treasurer's Cash Balance Total Cash Balance, 31, 1953 8,109.80 3,024.80 9,324.78 13,002.65 15,817.37 6,812,84 2,477.87 7,492.84 9,833.46 437.25 49.75 49.75 1,952.58 304.94 2,257.52 2744 13,804.98 9,098.03 11,085.19 9,557.18 12,723.78 12,723.78 SUMMARY Property General Fund 1.989.28 Other Funds (Water And Firemen's Indemnity) 304.94 Total Property Taxes 1,894.22 2249 393 2642 Gasoline Tax Inheritance Tax Sales Tax And Financial Institutions (Local. Gov't.) State Beer And Liquor License Fees Local Licenses And Fees Total Licenses And Fees 600.00 Fines and Costs Rents And Interest- Water And Light Funds 118.80 100.00 221.2 447 2709 Total And Misc. Fees, Sales And Sewer Rentals Grn'l Village And Other Funds 118.80 15.00 5.00 4.00 Total Miscellaneous Fees, Sales And Charges Public Service Enterprisea- Water Rentals, etc Total Public Service 24.00 7,616.64 2439 234 2673 2433 315 2748 Total Revenue 17,892.87 Transfers From Other Funda -Transfer From Bond Payment 2.400.00 SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES General Grand Total Recefpts "'XS'S! Legislative (Council) General Executive 188.04 Buildings (Town Hall. Etc.) Total General Government 1.240.70 2141 192 2633 2223 45 268 29968 Protection To Person And Total Protection -to Person And Property 473.02 U8.C6 Village Funds 10,394.64 Total Highways W.394.84 Public Sen-ice Works 9,533.46 Total Public Service Enterprises 9,533.48 Village Funds 65.00 Total Miscellaneous 65.00 Retirement And Sinking Funda 2,02308 Total Interest 2,023.08 Total Exp.

And Outlay 23,840.06 Bonds And Loans Paid- Bond Retirement And Sinking Funds 1.000.00 Total Bonds And Loans Paid 1,000.08 2,400.00 eral Home Pace 523 eider -324 idling 521 Rose 361 A anley 541 Transfer To Other Funds Grand Total Expenditures BONDED DEBT Dec. 31. 1953 Assets- Balance Bond Retirement And Sinking Funds 49.7S Bond Works 3.575.32 Total Sinking Fund Assets 3,625.07 Bal. Operating And Const. Funds 12,723.78 153 2823 Harmon Studio Espenschied 505 armon Wolfe 440 Ilverett 479 Murphey 516 2525 213-2738 Grand Total Assets, Dec.

31. 1953 9,098.71 Mortgage Revenue Detail: Water Works (Regular) 33,000.00 Outstanding Special Assessment Bond And Notes (Payable By Special Special Assessment): Bond Water Works 33,000.00 la Laundry rdesty 463 immel 534 2463 240 2708 Bazioli Trucking Lahr 399 Prince Bazzoli 489 Masarelli 472 Pastor 519 2394 276 2670 neral Home Miles 516 cCombs 544 Patch 349 Krieter 470 Botdorf 482 2360 285 2645 Hgti. Mkt. Maurer 4G9 D. Judy 520 Maurer 454 Maurer 613 Maurer 436 321 2813 THE City Ohio Ending Oaio Grand Total Debt, Dec.

31, 1953 33,000.00 (April 3, 1954) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals for the following items will be received by the Director of Public Service of the City of Dover, Tuscarawas County, Ohio, at the office of said Director of Public Service, until twelve o'clock noon (Eastern Standard Time). April 27, 1954, and will be opened the same day at 1:00 P.M. Bids for Turbine Room Building Addition. Bids must be in accordance with the plans, specifications, and bidding forms on file at the office of said Director of Public Service, Dover. Ohio, and at the office of Arnold, Rosch, and Hart, line.

Engineers, New Philadelphia, Ohio, and at the office of William C. Kammerer and Associates, Consulting Engineers, 19CA) Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Bidders may secure a copy of said plans specifications at the office of William C. Kammerer and Associates upon deposit of twenty dollars ($20.00) for each set of plans and' or specifications. The full amount of the deposit for one set only will returned to each actual bidder within a reasonable time after receipt of bids, and upOn return in good condition of a complete set of plans specifications.

Fifty per cent I of the deposit made by others than actual bidders, and fifty per cent of the deposit made by bidders who mark, mutilate, oj stamp the plans specifications will be refunded upon the return of all documents within thirty (30) days after the date of opening of the bids. Bidders shall use the typed bidding forms which are enclosed in the speci. fications and envelope enclosing same shall be endorsed as follows: Proposal for Turbine Room Building Addi. Each proposal shall contain the full name and address of -every person, firm, or corporation interested in the same; if a corporation, the name and address of the president and secretary, and shall be accompanied by a certified check on a solvent bank (member of the Federal Reserve System), for an amount equal to at least ten per cent (10'c) of the total amount ol the bid, made payable to the City of Dover. Ohio, to the satisfaction ol the Director of Public Service, as a guarantee that if the bid is accepted contract will be entered into and its performance secured.

Should any bid be rejected, such bidder's check will be forthwith returned unon the proper execution of the contract. No bid may be withdrawn for period of thirty (30) days from the scheduled closing time for receiving bids. A corporate surety bond or certified check for one hundred per cent BALANCES. NDITUHES 1,764.32 5,119.83 5.122.53 1,764.32 a i 3,556 22 5.285.34 of the amount of the bid will be required on all contracts to guarantee faithful performance, which bond must be secured through the Dover. Ohio, representative of an approved Surety Company.

Particular attention is called to tht statutory requirements of the State of Owo relative to licensing of tipns organized under the laws of another State. The Director of Public Service reserves the right to reject anj and all bids. A. A. DGMi.h', Director of Public Service, 5.

12, 1954j.