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Tli OREGON STATESMAN, Solera Ortgon. Saturday Mcnig; Hot 17, 1841
Plans Told
For. Show
" 4"
Three Divisions Are
Listed for Annual
Lamb Display !
CLOVERDALE Plans ' for the
fourth Marion county fat lamb
; show to be held June 7 in Turner
we well underway, with keen in
terest being shown in every feat-
tire. " ' r
iThere are three divisions, thus
: giving every sheep, owner a
chance. These divisions are clas
sified as the 4H clubs, FFA and
the open classes.
'Everyone has an equal chance
as the lambs are to be taken from
the pasture and no extra feeding
or trimming is allowed. The
sheepman who only owns a few
head of sheep is urged to exhibit
his best lambs as well as the large
sheep owner. ' -
. Farmers are asked to save one
of their best fleeces at shearing
time to enter a wool display that
will be judged and prizes awarded.
There also will be approximately
SO prizes consisting of lamb chops
, and canned goods. A special feat
ure will be a flower exhibit by
Turner's Better Homes and par
den club.
: The state dog trials to be held
in connection with this show is
already drawing attention.
The show is sponsored by the
Cloverdale Farmer's union 1 and
will be held in the oak grove on
the Southern Pacific property be
tween the Masonic hall and the
railroad.. j "
Lunch will be served on the
grounds. Anyone wishing more
information may contact Wayne
Harding or Henry Ahrens, chair
man of the lamb show.
: Fifteen committees are work
ing on the lamb show plans.
Among the chairmen are Karl B.
Wipper, pen and grounds; Eddie
Ahrens, finance; Fred Klaus, pub
licity; Merle O. Pearson, registra
tion; Arthur Gath, premium list;
Walter W. Miller, miscellaneous,
Clarence Rosenau, lamb weigh
ing and other prizes.
Senior Rites
Scheduled
1 DALLAS The baccalaureate
service for the senior class at Dal
las high school will be held Sun
day at the high school auditorium
beginning at 8 "o'clock. !
; This will be a union service
with pastors from the local
churches cooperating.; Rev. Philip
Thomas, pastor of the Evangelical
church, wilTdeliver the sermon.
Rev. Otto Nallinger, Salt Creek
Baptist church, will preside and
Arthur Abel will be in charge of
the music. . . v
i The complete program follows:
Piano prelude and processional
inarch, Clark Robb; invocation,
Rev. Ernest Evers, pastor of the
Christian and Missionary Alliance
church; hymn directed by Arthur
Abel; scripture lesson. Rev. O. D.
Harris, pastor, of the Christian
church; prayer, Rev. H. F. Pem
berton, pastor of the Methodist
church; number by mixed quartet,
Mrs. Howard Fleming, Miss Mary
Margaret Livesay, Paul Launer
and Arthur Abel; sermon, .Rev.
Thomas; number by mixed quar
tet, and benediction. Rev. Nallin
ger. -
Qmrch Society
Tells Officers
; SILVERTON Officers elected
w uie nrisuan cnurcn mission
ary society , for the coming year
are Mrs. Lynn Neal, president;
-sMrs. Otto Dickman, vice president;
Mrs. Steven Enloe, secretary;
Mrs. Gus Herr, treasurer. The
officers will be installed at the
annual June breakfast, when Mrs.
Ben Johnson, McMinnville, will be
installing officer. -,
The women will give a 6:30
'dock dinner Monday night for
- vuja ui uie congre
gation, wno served the Mothers
Daughters banquet , !
Community Clubs
; EVENS VALLEY Officers of
the community club elected at the
-t- -
closing meeting are president Mrs
Oral Egan; vice president: Martha
Todd; secretary, Oral Egan; treas
urer, Mrs. Joe LeRud and assist
ant treasurer, Albert Funrue.-
Vj iif't ttk
;iv
A Qcnsia Company,
8 M v CJ
She Rules as "Queen of May"
f
Joan
Active in campus affairs at Frances
Joan Waring of Savanna, 111., has
the college's annual
Turner Rebekah Lodge Slates
Anniversary Celebration j.
TURNER Ideal Rebekah lodge made extensive plans for
its next meeting May 21, when it will celebrate the 25th birth
day anniversary. If !
The general committee is comprised of charter members of
May 9, 1916, Nellie Hamilton, Mu
riel Salisbury, Martha Barnett and
Lucille McKinney. The first noble
grand of the lodge was Mrs. Nellie
Hamilton, with Alma Baker Cow
er of Newberg, second and Lucille
McKinney third noble grand.
Reports of the district conven
tion at Scotts Mills were made.
Fourteen members attended and
presented the vice-grands charge
of the degree work. Alice Titus
has been elected delegate to at
tend the state ' assembly of Re
bekahs at Baker May 20 to 23.
TURNER The WCTU met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
William Spiers, when plans were
made for the annual Flower Mis
sion day in June at the home of
Mrs. Fred Gunning.
Mrs. George Good led the de
votions, and- the president Mrs.
C. A. Bear, presided. Mrs. Good
spoke on keeping the "Cookie Jar"
filled in the barracks.
In attendance were Mrs. Anna
Windom, Mrs. Emma Warren, Mrs.
L. M. Small, Mrs. M. Showers,
Mrs. C. A- Bear, Mrs. F. C. Gun
ning, Miss Nadine Ellis, Mrs.1 C. W.
Wilks, Mrs. G. W. Farris, Miss
Anna Hood," Mrs. George Good,
Mrs. Charles Standley and Dale,
and Mrs. Spiers.
TURNER Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
McKinney, Mrs. May Lamb, Mrs.
Jessie .O'Brien, Mrs. Emma Den-
yer, Mrs. Vivian Eichendorf, Vic
toria chapter, and Mr. and Mrs.
James O. Russell . attended St
Marys chapter, Corvallis, Tuesday
and witnessed the initiation of a
former Turner girl, Mrs. Emma
Hohl Palmer.
. Wednesday ,Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Bones and daughter-in-law, Mrs:
Daniel Bones, members of Vic
toria chapter, motored to the dis
trict meeting at Zenith chapter in
Brownsville, where Mrs. Edna
Bones received her degrees into
Zenith chapter. She will be re
membered as Edna Elser, formerly
of Turner, i
Electric Use
Increases
MISSION BOTTOM Consump
tion of electricity has increased in
Mission Bottom until it is neces
sary for the Portland General
Electric company to add the third
wire to the line. j
More wells for irrigation are be
ing put in and will be operated
by electricity. !
. Van O. Kelley has planted 10
acres of string beans for the can
nery. They1 are the Blue Lake
variety.' .-- - . . ' L
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Distributor - Phone 7114
V
Waring:
Shimer college, Mt Carroll, Bt,
been selected as May queen for
festival, May 24.
Valley Events
May? 17 Farm tour, sponsored by
Santiam Valley (range.
May 21 Jersey Cattle club' show,
fairgrounds.;
May; 24 Organization meeting of
oregoa seed league, Corvallis, 10 a.m.
May 24 Scio fat lamb show. .
May 27 Egg grading school. Cherry
City Baking company rooms, Salem,
starting at 1:30 p.m afternoon and
evening sessions.
" May 29 Marion county experiment
station tour of forage crops, Corvallis.
Juhe 7 Marion county fat lamb"
show at Turner.
Garden Club
Has Election
WOODBURN The Woodburn
Garden club met Tuesday. Mrs.
L. C. Austin presided iiythe ab
sence of the president, Mrs. Carl
1T..U r
11UUCI.
ine iouowing omcers were
elected: president, Mrs. Harold
Jones; vice-president, Mrs. H. C
Beaman; secretary, Mrs. Walter
Miller; treasurer, Mrs. Roy Kuras.
Mrt. George Timm was appointed
chairman i of the flower, commit
tee. I ' ".('
Two new members, Mrs. Roy
Seely and Mrs. John Ramage were
added. Mrs. H. Hareldson won the
flower bowl for the May contest
with an arrangement of carna
tions, roses and snapdragons. Mrs.
H. C. Beaman will retain the" flow
er bowl permanently as she has
won it the greatest number of
times. ,
J. j. Hall led a round table dis
cussipn on garden problems.
The next meeting will be June
10, and will be a no-host picnic
supper held at Champoeg park at
7 p.m.
Pupils Present
Comedy Sunday
WOODBURN The seventh and
eighth grade pupils of St Bene
dict's school will present a three
act comedy, "Fuller's Fortune,"
Sunday in St Luke's halt The
program will begin at 8 p.m. with
musical selections. There will be
musical numbers between the acts
also. . -I . . , .
In the I play are Jack Murphy,
Edwin Pavlicek, Jean Bentley, An
gela; Smith, Thomas Tuss, Kath
leen Jensen, Rose Mary Halter,
Edmund Maresch, Loretta I Ran
dall and Hildegarde Baune.
Awarded Honor
DALLAS Miss Mary Ellen Dal
tori, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. V.
Dalton, Dallas, was recently elect
ed to Mortar Board, honor society
for women. Miss Dalton is a jun
ior at Oregon State college.
Fractures Wrist - ;
SILVERTON B i 1 y. Peterson
sustained a fractured wrist arid
bruises when his bicycle got out
of control as he was riding down
East Hill on the way to school
Thursday; He was taken to the
hospital for treatment J -
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Dr. V. T. Lam, NO Dr. O. Chan, su
''; DR. CHAN LAM
Chines Me4icin Co.
. ,141 Nrtl Liberty !
Vpstatrs PertUutd General Electric
Co. OffiN epea Tuesday and Sau
arsay enly It a. U 1 pjn.; to
T p.m. Consaltation, Blood pressure
uid Brio tests axo fro of ckvarso.
2S Tears la Bmsiaeu!
Keizer Pupils
Finish Work
Graduates,' Parents j
and Faculty Join j
for Annual Picnic - J'
KEIZER Maroon and gold
flowers carried out the decora
tions for the eighth grade grad
uation held Wednesday in the
Keizer auditorium.!
Members ' of the graduation
class were: Varena Carrow, presi
dent; James Shawver, vice presi
dent; Julius Numata, secretary;
Howard Saucy, treasurer; Phyllis
Mae Browning, Lola Jane Clark,
Robert ' L. Dornbusch,: William
Durham, Wandaline Engle, Don
ald Ettoer, James" Green, Violet
Hamilton, Andrew Huggins, June
Johnson, Donald Lang, i Edwin
McCall, Iva Moon, Ora Scheon
eger, Ross Shannon, Don L Sun,
Carl Reed Ward, Wanda Mae
Woolridge and Ruby Yoshimato
The program included invoca
tion, Rev. S. Raynor Smith; wel
come, Edwin McCall; song, class
chorus; class history, class pro
phecy, James L. Shawver; vocal
solo, Howard Saucy; class will,
Wandaline Engle; speaker, Mr.
Doughton; violin solo, Nellie Jane
Pearmine accompanied by Mar
garet Wanderlike; awarding (of
diplomas, David Saucy; and bene
diction, Rev. Smith. j
'The , graduated eighth grade
class, of Keizer school .will hold
their annual picnic at Hazel
Green park' . Friday afternoon.
Parents and school staff will at
tend. ' !
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The Keizer boys Softball team,
undefeated with eleven wins, will
play West Salem a second game.
Ross Shannon captain of team
will pitch. Nels O. Anderson! is
coach.
Swegle Has
Graduation
SWEGLE Graduation exer
cises' were held at the school
house Tuesday. M j
Graduates were Paul G. Bahn
sen, Alice Mae Blanchard, Doro
thy Eileen Bond,! John W. Dalke,
Ronald T. Dickey, Dorothy Mil
dred Pauls, Irene Sizemore and
Pauline Sizemore, I
The program was: Procession
al, Miss Elda Mae Herr; invoca
tion, Rev. Daniel Unruh; pre
sentation of class, Ralph Nelson;
salutatory, Pauline Sizemore; his
tory, Dorothy Bond; song, eighth
grade girls; prophecy, Irene Size
more; will, t Alice Blanchard;
poem, Mildred Pauls address,
Mrs. Agnes ' Booth ; bland solo.
Miss Herr; valedictory,'- John
Dalke; presentation of ; diplomas,
Memo Dalke; benediction. Rev.
Daniel Unruh; recessional, Miss
Herr. --'Sri f
The stage was! decorated with
United States shield land i red,
white and blue flowers. The girls
dresses were blue and blue; and
white with corsages of red roses.
Nine Finish
Year's Work
MARION A class off nine
eighth grade students five ! boys
and four girls will graduate Mon
day at 8 o'clock in the Farmer's
Union halL j
Graduates include Robert Hicks,
Leo Lyman, Winnie Glenn, Doris
Barrett, Bernard Colson, j Bill
Brown and Dorine Colgan. j
The all-school picnic will be
held Thursday. ; j &J j
This year's staff of teachers have
been hired for another jjrear.jThey
are L. M. Goersline, principal;
Mrs.F. M. Cole, intermediate
teacher and Mrs. Leota Sloan,
primary. j
Grangers' News
-UNION HILL Mrs. J. C. Krenz
entertained the Union Hill grange
home economic club at the grange
hall Wednesday. ! . - j
The men worked at cleaning the
grounds. The club meeting was
held with Mrs. ! M. M. I Gilmour
presiding. The program was pre
sented by Mrs. George Scott
Present were i Mrs. M. M. Gil
mour, Mrs. C, C. White, Mrsfw. M.
Tate and Marjorie; Mrs, Floyd Fox
and Frances; Mrs. Phillip Fischer,
Mrs. Marion! Fischer, MrsJ Roma
Lais, Mrs. John Steinberger, Mrs.
George Scott, Mrs. W. H. Rabens
and Mrs. Krenz. "
The last meeting for the sum
mer will be at; the home of Mrs.
Phillip Fischer : in June.5
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TURNER -Turner S u r P r is e
grange met Saturday for its last
all day meeting until fall. It plans
to hold evening sessions I during
the summer.! William Spiers was
acting master in the absence of
Fred Mitchell. . i j.
A short program was announ
ced by the lecturer, Mabelj Walk
er. Much merriment was manifest
in the roll call, with all members
responding to "The Worst ticking
My Mother Ever Gave Me, Alice
Titus gave a reading and ; Mrs.
Ethel Gulvin ! was awarded the
grange quilt,1 netting the treasury
$7.73. visitors were Mrv aad Mrs.
F. Techinburg, I Macleay, and Mr.
and Mrs. McDowalL Grange No
10. 1 - .
MACLEAY Mrs. Edithj Wilson
find Mrt 1 .IfwA nriTI nrd
i u V UUUUi
. i I
oi uie program ior we grange
home economic club meeting at
the grange hall Tuesday afternoon
Valedictorian
M..JL
. (Jesten-Miller photo)
. MARGERY MAULDING !
Active Pupil
Graduates
SILVERTON Besides being
valedictorian of the : senior class,
Margery Maulding has lead an ac
tive student life. ,
During the present year she has
been president of the Girls league,
secretary of the senior class, sec
retary of the student body, presi
dent of the Plenus Vitas pep club,
secretary-treasurer of the TNT
club, girls honorary and social
club.
She was also selected as one of
the candidates for the TNT hon
orary plaque, the final choice of
which will be announced on com
mencement night. She received the
DAR award as the most outstand
ing senior girt. ; -
Rites Held
For Pioneer
MT. ANGEL Funeral services
for Mrs. Johanna Plas, 81, of
Crooked Finger, who died at the
Silverton hospital Tuesday from
complications following a fall,
were held from St Mary's Catholic
church" Thursday morning. :
Rev. Hildebrand Melchior offi.
dated at the requiem high mass
ana Father Alcuin Heibel preached
the funeral sermon. Interment was
in Calvary cemetery, beside her
husband, who died in 1928.
Mrs. Plas was born in Germanv
and was united in marriage there
to oert Kas in 1888. They came
to America and settled at Crooked
Finger in 1909, where they operat
ed a large farm. ;
She is survived by seven chil
dren. .
State Regent j
At Ceremony I .
STAYTON Mrs. Clare Brabec,
state regent of the Catholic Daugh
ters of America was present at the
meeting of Court Queen of Peace,
when they held their election and
installation on Tuesday.
Mrs. Brabec gave a welcome to
the new members of the local
court, and outlined the work and
object of the national organiza
tion. : j
Officers elected and installed by
the state regent assisted by Mrs.
Maude Rocque, grand regent of
Court Capital City. Salem " nrn.
photess, Cecelia Mertz; lecturer.
Dora Dozler; historian, I Ida
Wourms; financial secretary, Rosa
mond Hendricks; treasurer, Ane
line Lambrecht; monitor, Veronica
Thoma; sentinel, Agnes Silber
nagle; organist, Josephine Brand
and chaplain, Rev. George Snider
hon. ' -i i
Cards were played at eight
tables; The committee in charge
of entertainment and refreshments
was Clara Dozler, Rosamond Hen
dricks, Martha Hiatt, Josephine
urana ana Mary Kintz
Ami tie Club
Entertained
MIDDLE GROW Mr. sir
LOJ
Herndon and Mrs. Lydia Scharf
were jouii nostesses at the home
of -the latter Tuesday, for the
Amitie club. -
The program consisted of a
short business meeting, solo by
Mrs. Gladys Cage, Mrs. Vera Bas
sett, accompanist; Miss Olive Mc
Anninah, talk; Mrs. Julia Ault
xvuua yancieave were
mu tiiarge oi entertainment
Feted ou Birthday
TURNER Mrs. Ada Mathias
was honored on her 83rd birthday
anniversary Wednesday at j the
home of Mrs. A. E. Robertson.
-Mrs. Mathias has been DJ the
past two months, but is much im
proved and able to Sit im n .
injur, a snort time each day.
When
Oihers
Fail
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Rites Slated
Sunday
DALLAS William Francis Lee.
4, of the Bridgeport community
died Tuesday , at .the Dallas hos
pital. Funeral, services will be
held it two o'clock at the Henkle
and BoUman chanel here with
Rev. N. Christian Erntson, pastor
oi j tne Seventh Day Adventist
church, Salem, officiating. , Inter
ment j will be at the local I OOF
cemetery. . ' ' 4 -
- He i was born , December 22,
1877, at Lewisville and had snont
almost his entire life in r Polk
county. He' was married , to Miss
Nellie Critchlow in 1900. He be
came : a member of the Kvnti
Day Adventist church in" 1908.
Lee was a fancier of pure bred
stock: and poultry. He was much
r NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
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,,otice i hereby given to the legal voters of School District No. 24. Mariorj County, State of Oregon,
HL S, !!ting of said distric will be held at the Administration '( building at 434 N. High
i? r1?1; ?l.gon; on the 10th day of June, 1941, at 8 o'clock p.m. for the purpose of discussing,
Vtget for toe Cscal schol year beginning July 1, 1941, and ending June 30, 1942, hereinafter
set forth. ; . i .!..-,.. . , ; i -.'''. . ;
Acctl 1 '
No. I i Items
311 County School Apportionment
312 El em. School Apportionment .
313 State School Apportionment
314 County School Lib. Apportionment
32 Cafeteria Sales .
33 Rentals ...
4 Sales of Equipment, etc. ..
363 Share of Tax Property Sales
. . f
Acct
No. i Badget Item
411 Personal Service
4111: Superintendent .
4112 Clerk-Business Manager .
4113 Office Employees
4114 Compulsory Educ. & Census
412 Supplies (Inc. Printing) .
.413 Elections & Publicity
414 Legal Service
4152 Travel Expense
4153 Miscellaneous
it
TOTAL ...
421 Personal Service
4211 Principals
4212 Office Assistants
4213 Supervisors
422 Supplies
423 Other Expense
TOTAL
i
4311 Salaries of Teachers
4312 Substitute Teachers .
432 Supplies
433 Textbooks
434 Other Expense
TOTAL
441 Janitors & Other Employees
442 Janitors' Supplies
443 Fuel .
444 Light & Power ..
445 Water
446 Telephone ...
447 Mower & Truck Operation
448 Miscellaneous :
TOTAL .
451 Of Furniture Si Equipment
452 Of Buildincs
453 Of Grounds
454 Replacement of Equipment
TOTAL :. ..
461 Library
4611 Personal Services
4612 Books ..
4613 Supplies & Repairs
462 Health Service
4621 Personal Service ...
4622 Travelling Expense
4623 Medical Supplies
4624 Office Supplies
4625 Maintenance
463 Transportation of Pupils
464 Summer Recreation
4641 Personal Service ,
4642 Operation Expenses .
4643 Travelling Expenses
465 Cafeterias
4551 Personal Services '.
4652 Food
4653 Operation Supplies ,
4654 Equipment Repairs & Replace.
466 Miscellaneous
TOTAL
471 Insurance . I ...
472 Rent & Miscellaneous
473; Appraisal of Equipment
TOTAL
481 New Sites
482 New Buildings
483 Building Alterations
484 Furniture & Fixtures
485 New Library Books
4851 District Funds
4852 County Library Funds ,
485 Grounds Improvements
' 5 TOTAL .......
491 Principal on Bonds , ,, L .......
492 Interest on Bonds
493 Interest on Other Indebtedness
TOTAL
40 Emergency
!" - ' . " " ...
Total Appropriations within 6 Limitation $172,345.14 $131,843.04
Outside 6 Limitation
Total Requirements
Less Estimated Receipts
1942' Tax Levy '.;
INDEBTEDNESS BONDS
Amount of Issaelnterest Kate - Maturity Dates
$ 15,000.00 5 April 1, 1935-1944
,25,000.00 ... 3 Dec. 1, 1937-1946
' 1 300,000.00 ' 3H Dec 1, 1938-1943
350,000.00 fc -f 34 Dec. 1, 1944-1950
Year of Issue
1934
1935
1935
V. 1935 ,
TOTAL ...$690,000.00
Short Term Notes .
Warrants '
Dated at Salem. Oregon, this
Attest: C. C. WARD, District Clerk . - : PERCY A.
Approved by Budget Committee May 13. 1941. ' - ' ;
Signed: F. H. SPEARS, Secretary,
ii. IU UUX4GR, Chainnan, Budget Committee.
interested in the county and local
fairs and had been an exhibitor
since 1909. He had a, suit made
from the many ribbons won at the
various fairs i and enough' left to
make a bedspread.
- "Surviving are f his widow; ' two
daughters, Mrs. Otto TeaL Hos
kins, and .Mrs. Levi Sleighter, Dal
las, route two; eight grandchil-
dren; one sister, Mrs. Ethel TeaV
Falls City, and two brothers, E.!
Lee and Clarence Lee, both of
Dallas, route two.
Dedication' of
BeUSlated 3
SALEM .HEldHTS The Com
munity church plans to observe
Rural Life Sunday by a dedica
tion of the bell recently installed
on the community building.
The pastor, Rev. Zimmerman,
BUDGET
ESTIMATED
RECEIPTS -
37 Tuition - Non
37
38
75,000.00
30,500.00
' 9,300.00
800.00
16,855.00
11,500.00
; 100.00
100.00
391
Donations,
392
393
399
Interest
362 Taxes of
TOTAL
ESTIMATED EPENDITURES
41 General Control
Senior Hi Junior III
42 Instruction Supervision
3,454.56
3,395.00
3,180.00
' 410.03
,150.00
4,727.04
1,800.00
340.00
42.00
$ 10,589,64 S 6,909.04
43 Ins true lion-Teaching
$105,357.00
$ 86,759.00
1,196.00
2,838.00
525.00
970.00
1,008.00
2,574.00
830.00
310.00
L. $110,886.00 $ 91,481.00
44 Operation of Plant
8,730.50
6,390.00.
825.00
2,370.00
lioo.oo
-.700.00
:225.00
328,00
1,000.00
2,690.00
4.800.00
700.00
: 3504)0
55.00
$ 18,325.50 $ 12,338.00
45 Maintenance & Repairs
$ 1,142.00 $ 903.00
3,610.00 3,802.00
1,052.00 854.00
1,529.00 446.00
$ 7,333.00 $ 6,005.00
46 Auxiliary Asencies
$ 3,538.00
310.00
100.00
$
2,981.00
375.00
100.00
5,695.00
780.00
2,900.00
6,575.00
250.00
175.00
630.00
5,400.00
150.00
35.00
$ 19,543.00 $ 10,451.00
47 Fixed Chartes
. $ 1,818.00 $ 1,016.00
. $ 1,818.00 $ ; 1,016.00
48 Capital OuUays '
605.00
2,490.00
"'625.00
130.00
838.00
1,405.00
905.00
205.00
290.00
$ 3,850.00 $ 3,643.00
49 Debt Service j
$ 33,037.00 $ 10,944.50
10,406.66 3,072.52
$ 43,443.66 $ 14,017.02 $
fX)MPTJTATION OF TAX UIVY
OTHER INDEBTEDNESS
13th day of May. 1941. (Seal)
Budget Committee ' - -
Scholarship
Awards Told
; AUMSVILLE The teachers and
local leaders met at the school'
house! Wednesday and selected
delegates for the 4H club summer! ,
school. , ..' : . ,v. 1 1
Bonnie Klein, Alice Roberts,'
Florence Dalae and Edlyn Holm-"
quist, who each won half scholar
ships at the founty, were given
the additional halt : , ;
I Agda Malone, Ernestine Barry, -Bryce
Creason, and Burel Bank-'
ston were granted full scholarships'
with Betty Warren and Lavina
Pomeroy named as alternates, ac-'
cording to announcement by Mrs.'
T. P.-Otto, county chairman of 4H
club leaders. j ' -v :! -
requested everyone to come and
bring a bell.
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- Hteh District L 72.500.00
TuitionOther ...ii.L...:......4- 500.00
Vocational Salary Reimbursement- - 5.700.00
etc iU...: 400.00
Earned ' ; " ' 500.00
Transp. of Polk Students - J.500.00
Miscellaneous " ' 700.00
prior years
. -150,000.00
-$379,955.00
TOTALS
Elementary Other Total
i $ 4,500.00 $ 4.500.00
' ;: i 2,160.00 2.160.00
& I 4,320.00 . 4,320.00'
ti . 300.00. . 300.00
1 900.00 900.00
S I 275.00 275.00
j i i 650.00 650.00
I 1 400.00 400.00
( ' - j 470.00' 470.00
$ 13,975.00 $ 13,975.00
$ 15.403.08
;H
52500
36.00
S 15,964.08
!
$102.002.b0
1,296.00
2,283.00
: 3,653.00
I 369.00
$ 23.534.68
5,195.00
-9,752.24
L290.08
238.00
$ 40,060.00
C.5724
15.00
10.00
$ , .5974
, ll i
$ ! 2,952.00
695.00
$297,070.00
3.500.00
7,695.00
5,703.00
1,649.00
$109,603.00 $ ! 3,647.00 $315,617.00
9,402.50 $ '
1,070.00
2.300.00 .
1.690.00 ,
1.060.00 i
530.00 ,
56.00
6.P90.00
675.00
1.044.00
2,770.00
380.00 .
. 450.00
300.00
20.00
$ 31.413.00
3,570.00
8,404.00
10,760.00
, 2.840.00
1.555.00
800.00
459.00
$ 59.801.p0
$ 2,761.00
15,366.00
3.566.00
2,529.00
$ 16.108.50
.'I .... . ;S; i
S 605.00
3,053.00
$ 13,029.00
$
111. CO
4.901.00
190.00
170.00
$ : 5,512.00 $ 5,372.00 $ 24,222.00
0
$ 6,519.00
100.00 1,131.00.
; .t ( 250.00 -
6,080.00 6,080.00
500.00 500.00
325.00 325.00
200.00 200.00
400.00 400.00
160.00 10,585.00 I
" 1,580.00 1,580.00
1,621.00 1,621.00
50.00 50.00
3,530.00
12,835.00
450.00
240.00
346.00
50.00
3.950.00
860.00
50.00
30.00
$ 5,286.00
- '
$ 986.00
$ 11,016.00 $ 46.296.00
$ 355.00
200.00
1,000.00
$ 1,555.00
$ I""
12,500.00
, 380.00
603.00
; ! '
225.00
$ 13,710.00
' i "' "f
1,000.00
$ 1,000.00
7,500.00
4,175";00
200.00
1,000.00
i'
$ 5,375.00
986.00
12,500.00
2,133.00
5,196.00
1,969.00
700.00
j 949.00
$ 23,447.00
i 310.00
696.00
214.00
365.00
,.r. 659.00
$ 2,244.00
W I ' f
$ 10.018.50
! 2,908.32
$ 54,000.00
16,3870
1,000.00
$ 71,387.50
! 7,500.00
12,926.82
i ' - - . ' 4 ' '
$155,703.53 $ 77,4004 $537,293.00
- 70 3870
150,000.00
$757,680.50
379,955.00
$377,723.50
1 Outstanding May 1, 1941
$ 4,500.00 i
15,000.00
! : " 150,000.00 .
' 350,000.00
1 ' , $019,500.00' ' V
$ 50,000.00
24,000.00
$593,500.00
l rr '
CUPPER, District Chairman.
I . May 17-3