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Weaver and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira LaRue spent the
week end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Olan LaRue of Mansfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Plumb and
Mrs. Melvin Hiller of Lima, were
visitors of Mrs. Nettie Young during
the later part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yoakam of
Findlay were Sunday afternoon call
ers at the home of the former’s
father, T. C. Yoakam.
Mr. and Mrs. William Younkman
and grandson Bernard were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Younkman and family of Cleveland.
John Clark who has been seriously
ill with pneumonia is much improved.
John Mannahan is also recovering
from pneumonia.
Ruth Durkee of Rossford called
on Mrs. John Dally, Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Walter Beck and sons Gary
and Terry were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Myers
of McComb.
Mr. and Mrs. Merril Arnold enter
tained at a family dinner Sunday
honoring the birthday of the later.
Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Arnold of Lima, Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Barber and family of Birmingham,
Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yant and
grandson Myron, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Arnold, Mrs. Ella Yant and Janet
Amstutz.
The local Lions club entertained
the Beaverdam high school basket
ball team on Thursday evening at
the high school. A sumptous ban
quet was served preceding the picture
of the Ohio State California Rose
Bowl game. The speaker of the
evening was Erine Godfrey who is
head line coach at Ohio State.
Vai Watkins of Miami university
was a week end guest of Robert
Zimmerman.
Dr. R. W. Helms and son Jan of
Toledo visited the former’s sister
Mrs. Earl Creviston and family on
Sunday.
The Junior class of Beaverdam
high school will present the play
“Alibi Bill” on Thursday evening,
March 30th at 8 o’clock. Walter
Treadway is directing the play
which promises a fine evenings en
tertainment. The cast includes, Mary
Lamb, Catherine Keiffer, Carolyn
Moser, Kenneth Young, Charles Neal,
Bill Patte, Laurence Stechschulte,
Delbert Hall and Joe Briggs.
Rev. and Mrs. L. D. Fauver, Cart
Barnum, Clem Yoakum and Adda
Yoakum were Sunday dinner guests
at the John Augsburger home.
Mrs. Albert Shrider called on Mrs.
Bird Conrad on Wednesday.
Mrs. Clair Huber of Findlay, who
has been caring for her mother,
Mrs. Clara Jennings since her ill
ness, has returned home.
Mrs. Mae Bailey is spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Mary Everett of Cairo.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams and
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Williams and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. William Williams
of Lima,
Betty Topple of Lima, Vai Wat
kins of Miami and Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Arthur spent Sunday at the
Ray Zimmerman home.
Mrs. Cynthia Elliott, one of the
oldest Beaverdam residents was
guest of honor on Sunday celebrat
ing her 86th birthday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Van Meter.
Mrs. Elliott is remarkably young for
one of this age, doing all her house
hold duties and enjoying all the
things in life that folks many years
younger enjoy. Guests for the oc
casion were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Crego
and daughter Fay Ann of Cleveland,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Roeder and
children Cynthia and Marx of New
comerstown, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beery
and daughter Julia Ann of Jefferson
ville, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Schmidt and sons Bob and Bill, Miss
Ruth Durkee of Rossford, Mr. and
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BLUFFTON, OHIO
THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO
Mrs. Omer Davis and son Philip, Mr.
and Mrs. Delmer Beery, Jr., of
Perrysburg, Mr. and Mrs. I. W. By
erly, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Byerly
and son Gregg, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Byerly, Mr. and Mrs. Haskel Coffin
of Lima, Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Beery,
Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Van Meter
and children Joan and John and the
honored guest.
Beaverdam M. E. Church
The last Sunday Night Lenten
service in the Beaverdam Methodist
church will be conducted by the two
Senior Bible classes on Sunday even
ing at 7:30. Mr. John Clark and
Mr. Frank Hall are the teachers of
these classes. The previous services
■were conducted by the Win-One
class, the Vesperian class and the
M. Y. F. group. Palm Sunday will
be observed in the morning service.
Rev. Fauver’s sermon theme will be,
“Palms of Victory.” The Junior
church candidates for church mem
bership will be baptised in the 9:30
A. M. service. The parents of these
children are invited to attend this
service.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all relatives and
friends for the beautiful cards
while I was a patient in Lima Me
morial hospital.
School Enrollment
Salaries and Waxes
Total
Mrs. Calvin Leiber
STATE OF OHIO
Joseph T. Ferguson—Auditor of State
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of
Public Offices for City, Village. Exempted
and Rural School Districts
FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE BOARD
OF EDUCATION
For Fiscal Year Ending Dec. 31st, 1949
Bluffton Exempted Village School District.
County of Allen. P. O. Address Bluffton,
Ohio. Date March 20, 1950.
I certify the following retort to be correct.
JAMES F. WEST
Clerk of the Board of Education
Tax Valuation
Receipts—
General Fund
Bond Retirement Fund
Cafeteria Fund ...........
Total Receipts & Balance
Expenditures—
General Fund
Bond Retirement Fund ...
Cafeteria Fund
Total ...............................
Balance, December 31st, 1949
Bond Retirement Fund
Cafeteria Fund ............
12.35
$ 71,996.67
Schedule 1
SUMMARY OF CASH BALANCES.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
Balance, January 1st, 1949
General Fund (Overdrawn) $ 15,7:
Bond Retirement Fund ...................... 18,6’
Cafeteria Fund
Total Exixmditures & Balance ....$113,836.61
Schedule II
RECEIPTS
Revenue—General Property Taxes—local lovy
Bond. Interest & Sinking Fund....$ 13,910.44
All Other Purposes 49,019.02
Classified Proierty Tax & Personal 12,722.59
Total Property Tax
Foundation Program—
Cash Received
Total Foundation Program
Rental from School Lands and
Property .........................._.....................319.00
Vocational Education and Rehabili
tation for Deaf. Blind and Crip
and
Children from State
Total Revenue
Comjiensation
Refunds
Total Non-Revenue
Total Receipts
Total Other Purioses .$ 865.2
Total Personal
Operation of School
Pet sonal Service
Gas
Fuel
Janitors Supplies
Engineers Supplies
Water ..,
Electricity
Telephone
Hauling
Insurance
Total
Bonds Maturing
Interest on Bonds
.$
Total Administration ...
Instruction—
Personal Service
Text Books
Other Educational Supplies
$
Motor Vehicles .......................
Repairs Motor Vehicles ....
Cafeteria Supplies
Total Public Lunches
Play Grounds—
Personal Service
Other Auxiliary Agencies
Lecturers
Other Special Servic
.$
Total Other Purposes
Total Debt Service
Cash
Inventorv Sunplies and Materials.
Tjtnds (Cost) ................................
Buildings (Cost)
Equipment (Cost)
Total Assets
I labilities—
Accounts Payable
Bonded Debt ..
Total Liabilities
To Attend Foreign
Students Meeting
Use Hochstattler and Tjictze Ytsma
foreign students in Bluffton college,
will attend the Foreign Student Con
ference being held at Bethel College,
North Newton, Kansas, next weekend,
March 31 to April 2. Both are stu
dents here this year, Use coming
from Bad Nauheim, Germany, and
Tjietze, from Pijswijk, Holland.
The Foreign Students’ Conference
has become an annual event among
the Mennonite and Affiliated Colleges.
For two days all the foreign students
who study under the auspices of
those institutions will have a get
together in order to share their ex
periences and impressions, their
thoughts and ideas on the life of the
new country which they now’ live in.
40 Foreign Students
Last year the conference was held
at Bluffton. This year Bethel College
will sponsor the conference. About
forty foreign students are expected
to attend,
foreign
world:
Europe,
will be
Eastern
Tabor, and Hesston.
They will represent
countries from all over the
Asia, Latin-America, and
The colleges represented
Goshen, Freeman, Bluffton,
Mennonite, Messiah Bible,
President Ramseyer will also attend
the conference and the meeting of
the Inter-School Committee which will
be held at Bethel, March 30 to April 1.
Whales have a larger amount of
blood, in proportion to their size
than other mammals.
STATE OF OHIO
Joseph T. Fergusoti Auditor of State
Bureau of Inspection" and Supervision of
t’ublic Jtiff ices
ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT
Monroe Township, A Hon County, Ohio
For the Fiscal Year Ending- Dec. 31, 1949
Population...... j. 1622 1949
Total Salaries and Waxes Paid
During the Year 1949 $ 3,353.34
Tax Valuation 3,479.403.00
1.................... 1.40
Columbus Grove
I hereby
be correct.
65.40
3,006.14
$
4.201.99
Total $110,830.47
$113,836.61
.. p. R. No. 2, Ohio
March 15, 1950
certify the following report to
OLIVER BASINGER,
Township Clerk.
Receipts
General Property Tax ....................
Sales Tax ....................... .....................
Gasoline Tax I....................
Cigarette Tax I...................
Fines .................................. .....................
Cemeteries—Sales of Ijits
Miscellaneous Receipts—Beer and
Liquor License Tax i
$ 88,413.63
10,752.00
3,802.08
Total Receipts .... 4
$102,967.71
..$ 11,430.93
.. 21,834.52
465.31
Total $ 10,868.90
$ 75,652.01
$
$
Total Cemeteries
Miscellaneous- Memorial Day
Expenses I
606.1
366.9'
Total Transactions .. .$110,830.4'
Schedule III
EXPENDITURES
Administration—
Salaries and Wages Adm
and Employes
Officers
$ 6.360.6.
Total Personal Service I$
Office Supplies
Service Fund—Traveling Expenses
6.360.6:
2
68.1
3.197 97
724.20
3.692.86
Total Other Purposes .. $ 4 417.06
17,915.03
...$
Total Instruction
Co-Ordinate Activities—
Personal Service
Transportation of Pupils—
Personal Service .......................
Motor Vehicle Supplies
Material for Maintenance of
..$
$
1,850.00
24.00
1.015.66
Total Other Purposes $ 2,330.5:
Total Transportation of Pupils..$
Public Lunches—
4,180.53
900.00
2.902.08
3,802.08
..$
360.00
158.00
300.00
.$
458.00
8,742.00
69.11
2.810.46
1,066.23
116.01
149.21
1,073.28
159.75
116.99
967.92
$
6,528.96
$
Total Operation of School Plant.$
Maintenance of School Plant—
Personal Service ..................................
Materials for Maint. Bldgs. and
Grounds ...........................................
Materials for Maint. Equip, and
Furniture .........................................
Replacement Other Equipment ...
Repairs School Buildings ................
Total Other Purjjoses
15,270.96
300.00
$
179.73
1,031.62
141.50
1,232.86
8 2,585.71
2,887.7i
Maint of School Plant....$
18,156.67
Total Oieration & Maintenance. $
Total Current School Cost
.$ 92,215.71
p.sno.nn
1,152.00
$ 10.752.00
Total Expenditures $102,967.71
Total Transactions $102,96’
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
$ 10,868 90
500.00
in. non no
196 OOO 00
16.000.00
$232,368.90
$ 12.510,90
19,000.00
$ 31.510.90
Excess or Deficiency of AdSets.. ,$200,858.00
News Want Ads Bring Results.
1948
1947
1947
1946
1941
1939
6.268.33
4,400.00
37.13
110.00
55.00
$11,888.23
Payments
General Executive Services—
Compensation of Trustees $
ComiuHMOkni nf Oterk ...............
Expenses of Trustees land Clerks..
Town Hall—Maintenance & Repair
Fire Protection—
Other Fire Protection Expenses...
Highways—
Road Maintenance & Repair—
Contracts
Road Maintenance & Repair—
Labor and Materials
Road Machinery & Tools
Buildings & Improvejnents
1,312.50
471.19
129.92
289.34
$ 1,379.56
Summary of Operations by Funds
General Township Funds
Balance. Jan. 1, 1949 (Clerk’s)
Receipts During Year ]....
Total Receipts and Balance
Payments During Year ....
Balance. Dec. 31, 1949, (Cl
Outstanding Warrants, De
1949 (Add) ,....
Bal. in Depository. Dea. 31.
Ji
$
Cafeteria Receipts
Sales of Property
Insurance Adjustments
Bluffton College Critic Teacher
!40.08
64.63
25.00
Total Payments $12,023.70
$ 4,724.38
11,888.23
16.612.61
4,588.91
31,
375.49
4.964.40
$
1949
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Total Highways I
Cemeteries Compensation of
Officers & Employees $
Tools, Machinery & Materials ...
600.00
69.56
710.00
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is month is a redhead—the
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She has a full line of
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on her rubber-shod feet
C. F. NISWANDER
International Harvester Dealer
Bluffton, Ohio.
THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1950
EASTER SPECIALS
Crosley Station Wagon
Ford DeLuxe Tudor. Fully equipped.
You’ll be proud of this one. Come in
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Cushman Motor Scooter.
Hudson Super Six.
Mercury Tudor.
Plymouth
Many more cheaper cars to choose from.
Bixel’s Used Car Sales
North Main St. Phone 139-T Bluffton, Ohio
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Drought resistance
Higher feeding quality
Better standibility
Ease in picking
Less than one ear per acre will be on the ground—M. Q. 211
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HERR BROS
Scientific Fitting by X-ray
Bluffton, Ohio
Bluffton, Ohio
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The Farmall is la star performer on
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She handles 2 row| of corn or cotton,
4 rows of beets or beans, or 6 rows of
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tractor.
Come in and see tne redhead! See the
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Control,