The Guthrian from Guthrie Center, Iowa • Page 5

I AGE EIGHT For the Period From January 1, 1954 To December 31, 1954, Incl usive STATKM IOXT OK I I IOWA Panora -ast Bluejays Drop Tigers Game of Secfiona! Tuesday, February 15, 1955 FUNDS II Soldiers' Bonus County Road Clearing Old Ag-e Pension A i i License Use Tax General County Court Expense Poor State Institution Co, Insane Co. Horn 3 Bond Secondary Road Construction" Secondary Road MBinteiiftllPS County School- i Interest of Soldiers' R'-lief F-ond Funding Dcmestic Animal I5ovlne Tuberculosis Bangs Disease Teachers' Institute' Emergency Drainage Assessments' Guihi-ie Center Paving- Corporation Funds School District Funds Township Funds Library Hoard of Education, Couritv IJ'ERS Homestead Credit i i a Service Tax Exempt Advance Taxes a Paving- Coun (y Fair I i Co. Hospital Bonds Acrri. Land Credit "Weed Erad Hounty Land 3381.C3 857.08 3833.83 2S.2G 51C3.I.G2 3159.09 4959.18 13933.80 3728.39 52.71 10900.40 6484.C4 948.6S 64S4.30 103.90 3876.35 8400.51 5139.93 m.on 1708.05 1030.2C 3008.80 32792.2« 1561.34 782.44 9037.GO 1112.29 S31.G2 192.33 2 1 7 I 9 5 11833.07 28 on 2 si. I T.

c. A M'obile Homc-s Pacrloy Sidewalk 819.04 192878.18 33181.71 11078.191 ISC83.S4 110108.85 33G04.14 8040.73 34G420.12- 448548,38 14171.30 45.45 997G.98 4108.50 nco.in 50854.34 6449.40 818-172 SG 128G3.80 820.02 18951.09 275.18 7541.13 .123929.10 13W8.14 2508.14 99777.0?. 1C233.77 553H.31 3000. OS S37S9.73 4952 fi5 17 50 1.34 1GH0.20 847.30 244512.80 3C340.80 125033.29 19299.67 115088.03 47537.94 117G9 12 52.71 357320.52 454D33.02 15119.98 2G9.G1 1C4G1.28 103.90 8100.51 5139.93 831. 1G 1708.05 51881.

GO 4 4 9 4 0 1192.23.0:: 851265.14 14425.14 1P02.4G 28588.G9 275. I 71GS.4G 1239J9.TJ 13218.1 I 3G50. 831.G2 121511.97 2SOC7.7-! 28.00 9850.70 5 i 2 i S378D.73 17 50 1 3 1 13057.G3 10223.04 738.76 190G61.48 31733.87 114365.32 1950G.28 112657.30 37702.89 8590.3G 332472.14 450507.78 14003.82 13.30 9611.15 3340.05 263.95 602.00 358.96 19202.69 6449.40 1J 3129.36 813104.70 1402.1.80 786.89 2 0 5 5 6 275.18 7604.89 123929.10 13248.14 114 2.2.9 107G.S7 1 1 2 I 2 1 3506.3H S37.S9.7J 1 1319.iS 17.50 3082.57 10.89 10397.95 108.54 53851.32 4606.93 10669.97 2410.73 9835.05 3178.76 52.71 24848.38 3525.24 1116.16 25G.31 6850.13 103.90 4 4 4 8 0 8136.56 4537.93 472.20 1708.05 32o8l.91 109.1 67 38160.38 403.34 815.57 8032.03 2508,14 831.62 31S13.18 1194C.53 28.00 033.17 843.36 9 4 6 3645.27 30435.21 10292.95 5260.83 480,19 117.43 25.00 9.00 478.61 143.89 20.83 2513.97 2177.OS 2.ai on hand Dec. 31, 1954 252207.71 307r.fi7G.73 311721.17 80191.SG OVERDRAFTS HECETPTS AXD UISnvnSEMI3.VTS RECEIPTS On Hand, January 1, 195-1 Current Taxes, I I-i-orr. i Taxes, 1852 and I'c-nalty, Interest arid Costs I'ramagre Taxes GuUirie Center Sewer I City Special Assessments (Paviiijjj i i Dog- Tax' $102.00.

Cigurette License A 9 (Gravel) Gas Tax to County Old Pension Tax of School Fund Advance Tax and or cit es i of a in stale I i i Care or a i in Sale- of Pro-luce at Sale tnstltutions mc Li 118C1.3U 5371.51 275.18 OS.HO liOJ 00 21133.87 20503C.15 791.27 11 72834.Ul 7110.73 2021 11) i 17190.32 and we believe they 4 Vehicle) Homestead Credits i a Service Tax ExempYion" Misce Janeous KeceipU Co. Home Receipts Bounty Misce aneous Receipts Co. General' i.1 aneous Receipts Mobile Home j. 1 1 a i i i js i a eons 1'oor Court SoIcli-ji-H Keliei' Teachers Inst. i Keccipts I i Stale Receipts Hoard of Hduc" Library i Payroll Transfer i Co.

I a KUK 11 Ty TOTA DISBURSEMENTS a a Receipts (Soldiers' A i a a i a No. 2 Clerks' i tiers on i Sight Oral' State Trea Ali.scellaneoiiK i 1 Transler to a i i a Hue. and To Sch i ball club will be. Guthrie Center's basketball record this year, both boys and girls has been very good and what's more important all the players conducted themselves as ladies and gentlemen at all times. We are proud of them and the origina of this conduct is from their two fine coaches Orville Frazier and Hap Merritt, they teach that kind of basketball.

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Saw a real game on T. V. Saturday, Minnesota defeating Illinois in a double overtime Minnesota leads the league. Iowa, with their win over Indiana took over second place in the Big Ten. Speaking of television we saw what we thought was the best dramatic play of the season on Kraft: Theatre, name of the play was "Patterns" compared To most of the plays T.

V. comes up i it strictly was so much better there is no room for comparison. Tho irls Dislriof I'lay lakes lii.s'i I Place this week. In fact, some of I games will have been play- I cd by time this gels lo Two of the downtown authorities on girl's basketball, Pele a and Howard Elicit have challenged (he writer of this column on picking (he most win' ners in the Districts. The one who has the least winners must take the other two to Vic's Tally Ho for a steak dinner during the State Touranment.

These boys 33053.76 are "up" on girls basketball but we assumed if we lost that the Tirnes-Guthrian would pick up tab for us (Attention Dean 3:1181.71 12392.9.10 13243.1 I 1 S'i 0.00 2G.20 .103.1 "J.20 ii'18 MO I 20S7.1 1 SU.Krt.7G Court House News 19 2851.38; A i vr. Co.mv. 31, 10717.17.:, 2117.r,0 275. IS 11 7 7 i 177-1 15 1 TOTAL i 1. I.

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riu'il MTOARY. i Krenz). Howard E. Ellclt's Nort Invest Albert City Gilbert Holslein Melvin fio'nthwcsl Beacons field Earl ham Oakland I Strahan IV1- WatC- Invest Gilbert Molvin Northeasf Eldora Garnavillo Jo ice Monticello Sonflionst Bondurant Humcston Mai-ongo Richlnnri SHcoiinns: REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Arval Capehart to Vern G. Rcnslow wn Si 100.00 Lot? 3-- SW'i SW 980-31.

Vnughan to Jess Vaugh- WD $1.00 L. 31-81-32. Earl Possehn to Bernard Gittens WD S2500.00 Gbv 9 2-7S-32. Anna M. Fogg to The Bible Chanel WD S725.00 Pt of 3 SW'l 5-79-31.

DISTRICT COURT Grace Virginia Brock vs. Roes Mary Lockwood Petition in Equity Batschelet Thompson Altys. Guthrie County vs. Mrs. Ruth Meyers Petition at Law Warren Fletcher, Atty.

Jasper W. Clark vs. Thelma Louise Griffin, ct al Petition in i Batschelet Thompson Attys. Florence E. Miller.

Dec'd. Petition for Probate Batschelet Thompson, Attys. MARRIAGE LICENSES David Rosenbeck, Guthrie Center to Peggy Ann Hartman, Guthrie Center. TO BIDDERS GASOLINE DIESEL FUEL i Center, fa. 1.

Scaled bids will he received by the Guthrie Board of Supervisors, at the i of i 10:30 A. iai5 Eldorn S. II. i i a i i Treasurer GET YOUR Tires ai Tague's 1949 DODGE 4 Door Gyromatic W. S.

W. Tires A Real Value COWDEN Motor Co. THE SPORTS RA I I by Harold Banks The boys basketball team won the first game of (he Sectional trouncing Stuart looked Rood this one. Dowd points and Reed finale with Pancra Rodman Oakland rah on Alonln Porrv Harold UanUs Nnrduvosf Stratford Rock Valley Holstoin Gold field Soiiflnvosf West DCS Mo in es Menlo Oakland Strahan Grafton Tlumeston Bondurant Yarmouth Marengo Sclcclions: Xorlhcn.sf Eldora Garnavillo Garrison Latimor-Coulter Sotilhcast Richland Seymour Bondurant Marengo a.s of real scored 19. In the they were outscored 54 to 50.

Our boys shot percentage was low in this game Caulkins came up with Points. Dowd for the Tigers 23 points. We think the most improved uoy on (he squad during the last part of the season was Jim Dowd. For (he past five games he a scored 20 or more points Ramo. Those boys will all be bnck next year should be i a I To Place a Phone 1 County A i on February 21.

dict-el for i A i I. April 1. 1 Tho i a -i bid and i i Hl set are to co as approximate only and will bo sub.ioot lo or de, crea.se as the needs of the conn- ty during the dt-velop- meni of I season. Item No. 75,000 gallons of gasoline.

Item No. 2 90,000 diesel fuel. 3. The bidder is requested Not to include any direct taxes in the price bid on this letting. The amount of the taxes on any item bid should be identical or pro, portional and therefore it is Quested that the bidder DOFS I NOT include any such taxes on the prices bid in this letting ex- 1 cept as provided for the I on gasoline.

i The County reserves Ihe J'ight to waive technicalities I to reject any or all bids. 5. The a i of ih bidder i is directed to the other Special Provisions governing this lot' i on the following sheet. I Signed: Guthrie Courtly Board 01 Supervisors. By: C.

E. bid and 10-15-170 Cemetery (Continued From Page 1) question then arises as to what purposes such a sizeable fund is to serve. That is probably one of the most important aspects of the trustee's job. The endowment fund is supposdly set up to provide for all costs of maintenance through interest paid on loans. Since maintenance costs are comparatively high and the cemetery is not fully endowed the interest receipts do fall short of their goal.

The difference is made up by a city levy for cemetery purposes. As trustee, Nelson can make loans in either one or two ways --first and second real estate mortgages and government or municipal He has averaged a Jour per cent return on his investments. Of the total $10,000 is now invested in first mortgages and $8,000 in government bonds. At a recent meeting of the city council Nelson advised that the city not purchase additional land for cemetery use. He pointed out that there are 280 unsold lots in the yard and that it will be some time before it will be completely filled.

Should a new yard be opened several problems would arise thai could be prevented if the cii-y waits i later, Nelson said. For one thing, if a new yard were to be opened the sale of lols in the present plot would undoubtedly fall off and the city would end up contributing to the maintenance of two partially filled cemeteries. Nelson settled in Guthrie 'Center in 1898 and worked as a pharmacist for 26 years here. For a period of 11 years he was associated with a household remedy firm in Des Moines but returned to Guthrie Center in 1936 to take up the insurance and real estate business which he is presently carrying on. His work as trustee of the perpetual care fund of the cemetery is on a "no-pay" basis as the law provides.

1 The Guthrie Center Tigers- were eliminated by the Bluejays of Panora from the sectiona tourney finals by a score of 54-50 The balance of power shifted several times, with Guthrie tying the "Jays" wifh five minutes remaining. Panora, however quickly regained the lead and nothing the Tigers tried in the way of last second offenses could save the day. The big offensive star Caulkins of Panora with Chief scorer of Guthrie Dowd with 22. This defeat leaves but one event on the '55 schedule, a pair of boy's games here Tuesday with Glidden. FT FTM G.

C. Reed Dowd Preuninger McKibbin Lin ton Beane Squires TOTALS Panora Cory Wooldridge Caulkins Castile Rotter Vanclevanter 5 9 1 1 3 4 4 2 2 1 4 2 1 4 3 5 Beer Bill Needs Senate Approval No beer will be sold on holidays in the stale if a house measure obtains approval in the state senate. Known as the "Stuart bill" such a proposal passed the house on an 88 to 9 vote, it would pro- hibit the sale or delivery of beer on Christmas, Thanksgiving, Memorial clay or November 11 now called Veterans Day. The bill was filed at the request of Stuart citizens after a town marshal) was fatally in- in a Christmas night fracas with men who had reportedly been drinking beer in a tavern. 19 3 12 2 12 4 20 FT FTM 10 2 2 3 1 5 4 3 5 1 1 1 2 TOTALS 19 16 16 10 54 Ball Funeral At Casey Wednesday Funeral services will be con- i ducted by the Rev.

John Jacobs on Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. Lora Ball of Casey who passed away Sunday night at twelve o'clock al the Adair County Memorial hospital following a weeks confinement there. Services aare scheduled at two oclock in the Casey Methodist church for the 88 year old pioneer, who has been a long time resident of the Casey community. Burial will be made in Oakwood cemetery at Casey GET head start on repairs! Don't wait 'HI every, body gets the same idea and we're rushed. Let us check up fend make needed re- Pairs in your farm equipment now.

Have everything ready to ndl when the time comes. the Check us for your best buys In used iarm equipment! Guthrie County Motor Implement ARL We are the authorized Earl E. May Dealer for Gutkie County for 1955. Full Line of Merchandise Garden Seeds Flower Seeds Oar inoculation SI p. i Come and lei us help you place your catalogue orders for flowers, strawberries, roses, tulip bulbs etc.

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