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FOR SALE: Mahogany top
desk, Royal electric er com-
plete with hand cleangr, Baby Bath.
inet and Baby Coach{, Apply 310 S.
Market St., Mt. Joy. 5 -27-tt
FOR SALE: Power Plant, Full
Automatic 110 Volt C. Excel-
lent for Hunting Camp. Phone Mt.
Joy 213R4. 3-13-tf
WANTED: Man to work pn Pdultry
Farm A. C. Mayer, Mt. Joy! Phone
132R. 3-13-1t
FOR SALE: Williams Plano, good
condition. Telephone Mbuydt Joy
902R3. 3-13-2t
FOR SALE: 5-burner, Pre-war, all
white table model oil stove, like new,
Home after 5:30 P. M. Phone 572M2
Columbia. Mrs. C. Myers, Kinder-
hook, Pa. 3-13-1tp
BUILDING LOT F SALE: 60 ft.
wide by 225 {t. dee jcated along
the Harrisburg pike {hétween Mount
Joy and Florin. Call Mt. Joy 91J2.
3-10-1t
3-17-1t
HELP WANTED: Mgn, Soy concrete
block plant, betwe
Rhe:zms. Apply eit Concrete
Blocks, R2, Mt. JoyVPhone 137J12
LO mE
WANTED: Family ashes, also
ironing. Telephone Mount Joy.
| 3-13-1t
ROOM WANTED: Ths } wants
room with Christian f4 Hl Write
P. O. Box 85 in care of B. B{ Mount
Joy. 3-13-1t
FOR SALE: Building Lot, 225 feet
deep, will sell any width for front-
age, at $10.00 per foot. ..Along Har-
risburg Pike, between Mt. Joy and
Florin, Apply P. O. Bex 225, Florin,
Penna.. 3-13-pd
FOR SALE: 1 pr. boy’s 3-buckle
boots, size 132, worn only a few
times; Snow suit, size 6, reasonable.
Call at 119 East Main St., basement,
between 6:30 and 9:00: 3-13-1tp
FOR SALE: Living room and dining
room suites, both practically new;
Paramount washing machine, very
good condition; breakfast set, Col-
oric 4-burner gas stove, studio
couch, Mantola radio, Motorola
radio, 2 floor lamps, 1 new; Univer-
sal electric cleaner, Winthrop secre-
tary. Call at 205 East Main St, Mt.
Joy, after 4 p. m. weck days, Satur-
day all day. Mrs. Myrtle Metzler.
3-13-2tp
DECORATED EAS EGGS and
Easter Cards, 5¢ to $1.00. Also St.
Patrick cards and ndy€lties. Kulp’s
Confectionery, Mt. Joy. 2{27|tf
WANTED: House to rq dn Mount
Joy or vicinity, Call a cme Mar-
f
Our Boro Schools
(From Page 1)
Twp., $3,901.46; East Earl Twp,
$11,230.58; Fast Hempfield Twp,
$15,956.59; East Lampeter Twp,
$16,879.33; Eden Twp., $2,864.73.
Elizabeth Twp., $3,896.38; Eliza-
bethtown Boro, $24,090; Ephrata
Twp., $9,512.04; Fulton Twp., $6-
204.38; Leacock Twp. $6,556.76;
Lincoln Independent, $760.74; Lititz
Boro, $22,456.09; Little Britain
Twp., $5499.61; Manheim Boro,
$24,282.77; Manor Twp., $14,543.56;
Marietta Boro, $9, 03.47; Martic
Twp., $9,106.66; Millersville Boro,
$15,359.25; Mount Joy Boro, $16
282.85; Mt. Joy Twp. $8,014.36;
Mountville Boro, $3,697.39; New
Holland Boro, $12,049.77; New
Milltown Independent, $547.29.
Paradise Twp., $10,652.54; Penn
Twp., $8,628.28; Pequea Twp., $4,-
248.90; Providence Twp., $6,282.79;
Quarryville Boro, $10,871.27; Rapho
Twp., $10,601.44; Sadsbury Twp.,
$3,451.79; Salisbury Twp. $14,212.
23; Strasburg Boro, $4,656.23; Stras-
burg Twp., $6,028.60; Terre Hill
Boro, $5427.23; Upper Leacock
Twp., $13,036.75; Warwick Twp.,
$19,277.86; Washington Boro, $1,-
441.28; West Cocalico Twp., $9,206.
51; West Donegal Twp., $6,232.76;
West Earl Twp., $10,778.06; West
Hempfield Twp. $7,133.62; West
Lampeter Twp., $12,203.51.
En
One necessary piece of equip~
ment for a bridge game is a pair of
shinguards.
Everybody reads newspapers buf
NOT everybody reads circular ad-
vertising left on their door step.
WANTED: Ok Bicyfles, any con-
dition. Bicycle§ repaired and re-
painted. Ever Metzler, phone
288J2 Mt. Joy,Pa. 3-6-tf
PUBLIC SALE: In the Village of
Salunga, Saturday, March 15, at 1:00
p. m. household goods such as el-
ectric refrigerator, Happy Cooking
gas range, living room suite and
other articles by Lizzie B. Musser.
Spahr, Auct. 3-6-2tp
FOR SALE: Let of ground 40x173
ft. south side of Detwiler Avenue.
Apply P. O. Box 223, Mount Joy.
3-6-2tp
FOR SALE: Prewar Quality, Deep
Mine Colliery Coal. For your stok-
er we recommend and sll Morea
Colliery Blue | Ribbon” Coal (No
Clinkering) Pripes: Stove & Chest-
nut $14.65; Buckwheat $10.40. Quo-
tations on lar lots. Clarence B.
Myers, Florin, Pa. Phone Mt. Joy
112 RATS KILLED with can Star
79-J4. 2-13-f
kets, Mcunt Joy, Pa. 2271tf
[F INTERESTED in hg your
car—See—Ben Staley of/call 163R2,
Mount Joy. 5-9-tf
WOOD SHOP: Cabinet {Making, Re-
upholstering, furnitur Aepairing,
antiques restored. Hayy F. Gieg,
Maytown, Pa. 2-13-tf
Rat Killer. Harmless to animals and
poultry, Have received shipment of
Antu Rat Killer, Hostetter Hdwe.,
Mount Joy, Pa.
PAPERHANGING &
Frederick Leiberher, 2
Ave., Mt. Joy. Phone 108W.
PAINTING
Marietta
9127/tf
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE# This
lot is 80x200 feet. A
onderful lo-
i ogd. Grand
Phone Mt. {Joy 169 for
cation on Pinkerton
information. 1-16-tf
elevation.
additional
APARTMENT HOUSE EOR SALE:
Three large modern artments in
substantial brick building at 13-15
West Main Strect. Call Telephone
Co. at Columbia 100. 1-9-tf
WANTED: Wrecked Au#®mobiles,
any make, any mddel. Aiso for sale:
Safety Glass for all makes of cars.
H. B. Shank, Auto ecking. Phone
38W. .74 N. Poplar St., Elizabeth-
town, Pa. 10-10-tf
REAL ESTATE
LISTING AND SELLING
SEE
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46 E. Orange St., Lanc., Pa.
Phones:
237-J Mt. Joy 8141 Lanc.
Stimulate your business by adver-
tising in the Bulletin.
2-6-20tp !
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FOR SALE: Electri ooder, ca- :
pacity 100, used tw onths, good
condition. Apply Paul’ A. Martin Jr.
Donegal Road, Mt. Joy. 9-26-tf
PHOTO FINISHING—Any six or
2ight exposure roll ydevelopéd and
printed plain or deckle edge, 25¢
(coin). Reprints 3c pach. Minimum
order 25c. Capital City Photo Ser-
vice, Box 53, Harrisburg, Pa.
215]tf
ANTIQUES AND GLASSWARE |
WANTED, of all kinds. Old gold,
Jewelry, old type furniture. Before
you sell call “Jim”, phone Lancas-
ter 26843, 319 N. Queen Street.
10-24-8-10p |
GARAGE DOORS FOR SALE: 100
— 8'x8'x1%, a few 8'x7 doors)
All doors ood, overhead sectional |
& high grade. Complete with hard-
ware and | eylinder locks. Also
electrical operators
doors with {gutomatic car control; |
3-12'x12’ doors; 2-10'x10" doors. |
Paul A. Martin, Phone 145 Mount |
Joy.
WANTED — High prices paid
for the following: old dishes, glass
ware, tin, copper and brass ware;
old lampg, sink benches, desks, old
eupboar! f all kinds, tables, guns,
money, anything in antiques. Call
Hart's 161 harlotte St. Manheim. |
Phone 19 6-20-tf
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE!
Estate of Barbara Derr, late of |
East Hempfield Township, deceased.
Letters testamentary - on said |
estate having been granted to the
andersigned, all persons indebted |
thereto are requested to make im- |
mediate payment, and those having |
claims or demands against the |
same, will present them without |
delay for settlement to the finder |
signed, residing at Landisville, Pa.
HENRY H. KOSER |
James N. Lightner, Attorney
220 6t Executor |
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Estate of James B. Mayer, late of |
Conoy Twp., Lancaster Co. Pa, |
deceased.
Letters of Administration on said |
estate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted |
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having |
claims or demands against the same,
will present them without delay for |
settlement to the undersigned, re- |
siding at Mount Joy, Pa.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
& TRUST CO. OF MT. JOY.
Administrator |
S. V. Hosterman, Atty. 2-13-6t |
FOR SALE
Houses, Lots, Farms & Business § |
Now is, the fime to list your
real estate'for bh guick sale with
F. G. SE CO.. Realtors ~
5 N. Duke|St} Lancaster. Pa.
Rep. by J TLER KUHN
Res. Phone M, Mount Joy
WE CAN PREPARE YOUR GARDEN AREA, ready to plant, in the most |
economical method possible.
Our ROTOTILLER will mix the manure |
and fertilizer in the top 6” of soil where it belongs, and you can plant the
same day as prepared Phone 305R after 5 P. M,
for overheads | §
|
| Agricultural
| find widespread use if they
| undesirable weeds without causing
| on
Soil Replacement
Is Now Essential
Soil Food Drainage
Must Be Replaced
No enemy bombs hit American
soil during World War II, but the
nation’s farm land nevertheless was
“mined’’ in order to produce the
gigantic crop yield which helped
make victory possible, according to
a statement made public by the
Middle West Soil Improvement coms-
mittee,
“Wartime crop goals which were
necessary to produce foodstuffs,
meat, dairy products, oil and fiber
crops at a rate never before at-
tained in history,”” says the state-
ment, ‘drained the soil’s resources
substance to
Adding life-giving
pasture in New London county,
Connecticut.
of nitrogen, phosphorus and potash
faster ‘than they could be replaced.
a result the need for carry-
ing out soil-rebuilding and erosion-
control practices will be great for
many years to come,
‘American farmers increased
their production at least one-third
above prewar records. In order to
meet world food demands and pre-
vent d&amine overseas, they are be-
ing asked to continue their crop out-
put at high levels.
‘‘Steps to repair the damage done
to the soil’s fertility level during
the war and to make the land con-
tinue to yield crops enough to solve
the world food crisis, are therefore
imperatively necessary.
“The means for accomplishing
this lie in providing the soil with all
available plant food containing ni-
trogen, phosphorus and ‘potash and
in following intelligent farm man-
agement practices such as the rais-
ing of nitrogen-fixing legumes, reg-
ular crop rotation, pasture improve-
ment and where necessary, contour
plowing.”
. Milk Can Range Waterer
Ten gallon milk can makes an
excellent water container for range
andotheruse.
Rusted cans no
longer suitable for
milk are satisfac-|
tory. Fill the cans |
with water and in- |
vert them into pans |
large enough to |
permit plenty of
drinking space.
This North Dakofa |
7 station idea will] |
prove a labor sav-|
er. |
horse drawn fer-
tilizer distributor has been converted
| from a one-row planter by the Texas
This two-row,
Experimcal station.
The machine may be used for put-
ting down commercial fertilizer in
listed furrows in advance of rebed-
ding land or for side dressing row |
crops. |
| 2,4-D Use on Irish
Potatoes Discouraged |
The use of 2,4-D as a weed killer |
in potato patches has not always
proved satisfactory. Herbicidal |
agents selected in character might
removed
concurrent injury to a growing crop,
according to studies conducted at
Camp’ Detrick, Md.
It was found that the use of sub-
stituted phenoyxacetic acids, such |
as 2-methyl4-chlorophenoxyacetic
acid and 2, 4-dichlorophenoxyacetie
acid, may be of value for the select- |
ed control of weeds in potato fields.
' Dairy Cows Need More
Room in Their Mangers
One of the greatest needs in barns
the average farm is larger
mangers, according to Carl Huff-
man of Michigan State college. He
states that some mangers just
| aren't big enough to hold all the
| roughage that a cow should eat,
| while others which are large enough |
{ do not
get enough hay put into
them to produce milk cheaply. Good
| roughage will cut down the amount
of grain the cows need.
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Religious
News In This
Community
VEWS PERTAINING TO ALL THR
CHURCHES IN MT. JOY ANI
THE ENTIRE SURROUNDING
COMMUNITY.
The Calvary Bible Church
Sunday, March 16, 1947
9:30 a.m. Bible School
10:30 am. Morning Worship
Sermon by Rev. Clarence Summy,
of Tremont, Pa.
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship
Sermon by Rev. Summy
Wednesday
7:30 p. m, Prayer Service.
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Rev. G. M. Rutter, Pastor
Sunday, March 16, 1947
Fourth Sunday in Lent
9:15 a.m. Church School
10:30 a.m. Morning Prayer
4:00 p.m. Organ recital
Wednesday
6:30 p.m, Choir
7:30 p.m. Litany
9:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist
St. Mary's Guild, after church.
practice
Newtown
Evangelical U. B. Church
Rev. J. E. Earhart, Pastor
Sunday, March 16; 1947
9:00 a.m. Sunday School
Thursday
7:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting and C.
E.
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev. W. L. Koder, Pastor
Sunday, March 16, 1947
9:30 a, m. Sunday School.
10:45 am. Morning Worship
Wednesday
7:45 p.m. Lenten service,
Mt. Joy Mennonite Church
Sunday, March 16, 1947
9:00 a.m. Sunday Schoo]
10:00 a.m. Morning Worship
7:30 p.m. Revival Meeting
Bro. J. Irvin Leaman will be in
charge of these meetings, which
will continue for two weeks.
Friday
7:30 p.m. Bible Study
Fourth
guest organist at the fourth in a
series of six Lenten Recitals being
sponsored by the Choir of St.
Luke’s Episcopal Church.
The recital will be given at four
o'clock in the church on Sunday
afternoon. Included in Mrs. Yoder's
program wil] be the famous “To-
catta and Fugue in D Miner”, by
Bach, which is considered one of
the most difficult of all organ
compositions. It contains brilliant
pedal passages and figured count-
erpoint, Mrs. Yoder will also play
the Saint Soens “Fantasia” and
“Fountain Reverie” by Fletcher.
M:s, Warren Mentzer, Soprano,
of Lancaster will be the guest
soloist. Her selections will include
‘Fear Not Ye, O Israel” by Dud-
ley Buck and the aria from the
‘Messiah” by Handel entitled “I
Know My Redeemer Liveth”. She
will be accompanied by Gordon M.
Eby, organist and choirmaster of
St. Luke’s Church.
The public is cordially invited to
attend. >
Methodist Church
Mount Joy, Pa.
Rev. C. A. Price, Minister
Dr. E. W. Garber, Supt.
Sunday, March 16, 1947
9:30 am. Church School
10:30 am. The Service
Theme: The Glory of an Unbribed
Soul.
Wednesday
7:30 pm. Lenten Service
Theme: The God Who Would Be
Man
Salunga Methodist
Rev. C. A. Price, Minister
Miss Alice Strickler, Supt.
Sunday, March 16, 1947
9:30 am. Church School
7:30 pm. The Service
Guest: Rev., Joseph Huntly
Friday
7:30 p.m. Mid-week Lenten Ser-
vice, Theme:
The Eternal Perl
pose.
Church Of God
Rev. C. F. Helwig, Pastor |
Sunday, March 16, 1947
9:30 am. Sunday School I
10:30 a.m. Morning Worship
Sermon: "How to Have a Reviv-
al’. I$
7:30 p. m, Evangelistic Services |
each night except Monday, Sermon |
Sunday: “Every Man in His Place”. |
The Pastor will preach cach night |
except Wednesday March 19 when |
Rev. Ezra H. Ranck will preach.
Following is the schedule of |
Special Music each’ night. Sunday, |
March 16, Girl's Trio of the Landis-
ville Church of God; Tuesday, Mar.
18, Special number by our own
Church Choir; Wednesday, March
19, Male Quartette, Mt. Joy Unitel |
Brethren Church; Thursday, March
20, ‘Chapel Quartette” from Eli-
zabethtown College; Friday, March
21, “Helwig Sisters Trio” and the
Junicr Choir of our Church; Satur-
day, March 22, “Millers Sisters Trio”
of Florin; Sunday, March 23, “Gos-
pel Messengers” A Male Quartette;
Tuesday, March 25, “Apollo Four”
A Male Quartette from East Peters.
burg; Wednesday, March 26, “Girl's
Sextette’” of Elizabethtown United
Brethren Church; Thursday, March
27, “Special Number” from our own |
Church Choir; Friday, March 28th, |
“Chapel Quartette” from Elizabeth-
town College; Saturday, March 29,
“Ladies Trio” Mount Joy Church of
God; Sunday, March 30th, Special
plant pathologist of the Pennsyl- | BRING
vania State College, for the con- [ve
trol of anthracnose on black rasp- City Shoe
berries, blackberries, and red su SOUTH
| raspberries. Ask your county agri- PENNA.
cultural extension agent for the
icocmplete schedule of four sprays.
The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, March 13, 1947
USE BUCK RAKES
numbers from our own Church
Choir. Brush buck rakes, pat
Mr. Walter Martin of Elizabeth- | after those in use for hay harvest-
ing, are being used in larger
orchards to remove the branches
cut in pruning operations, ;
Penn State fruil specialists,
‘town will lead the singing. You are
invited to come and take an active
part in the Services.
a
SPRAY BRAMBLES
A
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recommend
HOW ARE YOUR SHOE
DON'T WAIT 100 4
progra
0. Weaver,
spray im is 5
by L. extension
YOUNG LADY, VERE
ree etl Af Qa
A wife is go grateful when her QUT OF LETTERHEADS
shand brings home « 7, she CTT
hu han ngs h ne candy ONT GET EXCITED,
will even accept it in a ¢
4 BOSS=THE NEWSPA
SHOP WILL PRINT
SOME IN A
HURRY IF VE
Oh! The Boss Said
TO Order Stationery
Before We Get Bown
Te The
THE MODERN 1g 0 SURFACE |
ICAL. ENDURING |
| AND 80 SMOOTH!
CARL B. DROHAN
MOUNT JOY. PENNA.
Venlo Steel Sash + Glen-Gery Brick + Howell Overhead Door)
Musical : :
Mis. Harald Yoder of Lancaster Also—Ideal for Driveways, Park- Ready Mixed Concrete + Hauling Crushed Stone
. ait "© ancaster, 1
Sa Ref ing Areas, Farm Lanes, etc... . St. Clair Anthracite
a gl ale Tw
organist @ Salem | meionme at low cost maintenance!
Church, Columbia, will be the
J a LEGAL NOTICES J LEGAL NOTICES J LEGAL NOTICES J LEGAL NO TICES od LEGAL NOTICES _
Annual Report of Controller of Lancaster Co., Pa. for Year 1946, E. M. Mi ler, Controller
To the Honorable, the Judges of the TAX ASSESSMENT: Traveling Expenses IHISTO RICAL County Fees Collect ted 5 5.554.40
Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster] Assessors’ Salaries of Detective 120.00 15,711.50, SOCIETY: 600.00 600 00] Fines Col he “te Sd 3,984.50 19,538.90
County: or Fees “eve 16,760.40 ———— | wa
I, E. M. Miller, County Controller of| Preparation i Ae 14% LIBRARY: | AGRICULTURE: 3,200.00 -
Lancaster County, submit the following sessment an ax ppropriation 2,200.00 2,200.00] | . .
report of the Receipts and Expenditures| Books 1,225.19 en (TOWNSHIP AND [EXPENDITURES
of said County, from January 7, 1946, to|Office Supplies and a ORPHANS’ COURT: |" PERVISORS' Oa, COUNTY
January 4, 1947, as required by the Act| Advertising .... 1,283.03 : Office and Court ASSOCI/ AT "ION: 199.7 5 199.75] AR ENDE CT
of Assembly in such case made and|Other Expenses... 362.06 19,630.68 Supplies ...... 120.00 120.00] — | :
provided: — . - N { $
The following are the amounts charged | WEIGHTS AND MEASURES: SIURTS: £ Jus OTHER NE MENTAL Apportionment ~ of
against the Cot P reasurer: Salary .... 2,360.00 2,360.00 | Salaries ur, L 1
Commissioners General Miscellane- 1 evied
Cash Balance Jan. 7, 1946, TREASURER: and Clerk. . 1,100.00 nus 5 or : Di ll
County Account. . $171,534.36| Salary of Treasurer 5,000.00 Salaries of Court Sa “Colleeti 273.4
Outstanding County Tax—1945 18,503.76 | Salaries of Deputy Criers, Tipstaves a 273,455.08
Outstanding Personal and Clerks ..... 6,132.89 and Interpreters 6,187.88 3 Jobe 138.20 663.90! oe RT
Tax — 1945 8,653.75 | Office Supplies . 39.86 Court Stenograph- Military Ballots 176.00 20,663 commie Ea
Institution District Tax Levied Premium on Bonds 175.00 11,347.75| ers. Se: ies 11,471.85 'GTAL MISCE S—————— C Ciatior
—1946—1.5 Mills 216,524.41 Judges’ Clerks or AL ISCRL. $57 gation
Personal Tax Levied—1946... 169,365.77 TAX COLLECTORS: Secretaries, Sal- a LANEOUS « 8 3%
State Treasurer, Charges for Printing and Pre- : 5,453.00 ot
State Game Lands 49.93! paring Tax Bills 55.37 Witness Fees 1916.97 TEMPORARY aR 1,400.00
Rent State Quarantine Hos Tax Collectors Jury Fees, Board : LOAN $ 50,000.00 $ * 3
DIED... iii esis 16,425.00 “Commissions 10,310.69 ed 10313.58 — 11,976.01
Commissioners Chester Premium om _ Tax eet howe 3 000 CASH BALANCE AT END
County Inter-County Bridges Collectors Bonds 1,055.01 11,421.07| “0/5 “Hinting anc RE OF YEAR
Refund 11.70 ’ + Advertising 264.55 188
fic t “as. ank - x
Department of State, Military CONTROLLER: Office 1 and Court 464.81 * ah ne A Ja ” aal
Ballots Refund 298.68 | Salary of Control- offer” oo tE b a vB anes yg ye 2
Department of State, Maintain- ler 4.000.00 i Our x 1,138.08 30,231.62 3 TOT 7 |
ing Mental Patients from Salaries of Deputy : mt BRAND A
June 1, 1941 to May 27, 1942 154,656.7 and Clerk ...... 5,540.00 ET A he a I
Special Elec. Exp. Refunds 3050 Scud 600.00 } SD AND BALAN a ok :
Temporary Loans . 100,000.00 | Office Supplies Fo 127.50 Court Cases aS. 1 929 60 2.524.838 — Torrens Power 03
Miscellaneous Receipts . 2,867.15| Advertising ...... 9.44 lr VERY toni > STITT. A TT \ 2
i ; 5 ———— REGAPITULATION | Mi us
Grinding Mill Licenses 75.00] Annual Report . 573.67 CONSTABLES: eve | 25.91
Fire Arms Licenses 67.50 | Premium on Bonds 132.12 Dismissed Case 275.65 RECEIPTS: One 975.91
Fines and Forfeitures. 2,917.80 Association Dues Court Cases 2,106.65 j0| Cash Bala Jan. 7, 1946: 171,534. 615.89
Tax Liens and Claims 7925.75] and Expenses .. 25.00 11,007.93 i a | nd 98 60
Excess Personal Tax, 1943, $ 18,503.76 ios
1944, 1945, Fd 7753.30 SURVEYOR: 300.00 300.00 TOTAL JUDICIAL : 5.144 50
D. H ......... 00 Salany vin 300. ,653.75 :
Dance Jail Licenses TOTAL GENERAL GOV- 355.19 >
1945 (Dup.).. 401.52 RECORDER OF DEEDS: ERNMENT ......... 210,524.41
Excess County Tax 1 f Recorder 4,000.00
1945 (Dup.) 101.10 al Se II. CORRECTIONS 169,365.77
Delinquent Tax Pen- and Clerks 27.506.50 PROBATION AND PAROLE: E Wate
alties, 1945 254 4 Office Supplies 2,748.39 Salaries of Officers 7,765.50 420,813.19 ¢
Public Office Fees 155,902. 90 > 1,034, 354.25| Premium on Bonds 89.67 and Assistants .$ 5,694.91 — - | 273,455.08 |
T—— Solicitor 500.00 34,844.56) Office Supplies 222.41 Less Abat a |
Less Abatements, ee Traveling Expenses 28 61.84 Exonery
Exonerations and SRR Jens 194
a MISCELLANEOUS: ] :
LOBE Lions ny’ Office Supplies .. 1,740.03 MAINTENANCE IN STATE AN@ OTHER| Less Out
os ATC lephone ...... 20 4,06423] CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTI- HUY
Tax as 18,134.47 Telephone 2.322 — 054 TUTIONS: Less Ou
ES Lan In s INISTRA- Eastern Peniten- ersonal
Personal Tax.... 5,747.28 45,951.74 ADM $174, 1032. 73| tiary - oe 27,2
= “988 202.51 ee | PENINSY IVania In- Total Net
402. dustrial School 14,864.49 Gener:
EXPENDITURES REGISTER 5. guprciar Glen Mills Schools 1#839.19
Commissioner's Warrants .. 774,184.87 | of Register .. 4.000 Rotary Home . 6,995.01
Cash Balance, Jan. 4, 1947.. 214,217.64|gajaries of Deputy Shelter Some ial 3,938.06
lerks ..... 12,085.00 ndus! riff Sian aa
988,402.51 od i "943.39 p. Home for Wom 7,883.43
1. GENERAL GOVERNMENT Premium on Bonds 307.50 isn “penfen- 10,774.43
A. ADMINISTRATIVE Association Dues = tiar 5.862.48 92,862.87 E3
COMMISSIONERS: and Expenses .. 85.00 17,420.89 y id bhi WIR Se
Salaries of Commis- -— A 7 1
sioners $ 15,000.00 SHERIFF: COUNTY JAIL: a = 3 739 45
Salaries and Wages Salary of Sheriff 6.500.00 Appropriation 48,832.79 48,832.79|Judi 14 2.45
of Clerk. 3,115.00 Salaries of Deputy cok — | Cc
Office Supplies 47.50 and Clerk TOTAL CORRECTIONS $148,557.50
Premium on Com- Solicitor “ie 500.00 III. CHARITIES
missioners Bonds * 52.50 Office Supplies 98.50 A. EXPENDITURES BY COUNTY
Association Dues Premium on Bonds 100.00 COMMISSIONERS
and Expenses ... 212.28 $ 18,427.28 And ‘Expenses... = MAINTENANCE OF ADULTS IN 37,601
an Xp Ss .. fg COUNTY NST S: 50,000.00 774.184.87
SOLICITOR: Fees .-. T.096.03 10,946.03|gi5tc Hospitals ..$ 023 3,611.02] y |
Selayy 00... 1,800.00 1,800.00( ore. |
. | ¥ nee Jan a7 014 217.64
COURT HOUSE: Fees ih 4.926.25 TOTAL EXPENDITURES [Cash Balance Ja 4, 1947 214.217 64
Superintendent 2,540.00 Physicians . 815.00 BY COUNTY COMMIS- !
Janitors 10,005.00 Expenses of Ine SIONERS $ 3611.02 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 988,4(
Elevatorman .... 1,665.00 oes ian 201.90 B. EXPENDITURES BY COUNTY | —
Janitress 201.00 Office Supplies 93.00 COMMISSIONERS SS Yee
Materials and Sup- Premium on Bond 52.50 6,088.65 Ia COUNTY INSTITUTION ol Fe Re
Repairs to Buildings 3.34341 NOTARY: Intitution District ees Colle aus
Fuel. Light and Salary of Prothon- ax Levy $205,758.21 58.21 Sajeries Paid
Wat . t . TI =
Furniture and Serv- S123 Salaries of Deputy Sow TOTAL CHARITIES .... $200, $200,369.23 23! Balance Jan. 4, 1947
ices . 925.91 and Clerks .. 8,470.00 ee PROTHON OT ARY
Compensation In- Office Supplies 821.50 IV. HIGHWAYS Fees Collected 22,407.49
surance es 25. Premium on Bonds 256.6 ROADS AND BRIDGES: Salaries Paid 14,470.00
Other Expenses ... 190.00 26,393.25 | Fees 1.668.75 17,216.92 Salaries and Wazes $ 8,433.15
B Muierials and Sup- 1.17.94 Balance Jan. 4, 1947
ELECTIONS: - plies L817 ;
A. Registration CLERK ON on Inter-County Re- | REGISTER OF WHLS: 168 25
Compensation of Salary J Cle 00:00 pairs 256 22 Fees olle ected... 28,168.05
Registrars and Salary of Deputy hg Other Expenses 214.00 10,821. a1 alaries ai 16,085.00
Clerks 4,365.01 at mmm as
Permanent R e gi s- nd. Clerk 5.854.02 TOTAL HIGHWAYS .... § 10,821.41 Balance Jan 4 1047 12,083.35
tration Expenses Qifice. Supplies». PHO | SHERIFF'S OFFICE: Is Min Bo
mium on s : F Collected . t mit-
Advertising V. MISCELLAY ees en
Ne 3 Fees .. re 1051299 WINGS. vp 1 Lg s Ee es era I — 4
B. S U P ERINTEN-
8 and Gineral DISTRICT ATTORNEY: DENT F { Balance Jan. 4, 1947 a true = "transeript of
ficers 12,363.90 Salary of District SCHOOLS: $ 4212718 4212.71 pee OFFICE: is kent in the of-
Computing Returns "110.60 Attorney 6.000.00 . RECORDER'S OFFICE: Controller.
Rent of Polling Salaries of Ass't MILITARY CONTRIBUTIONS: Fees Collected... Subscribed to before me |
. 3270.00 District Attorneys Burial of Soldiers 97 Salaries Paid day of January, A.D. IMT,
Materials and and Clerk 6.543.00 Burial of Widows 7 | E. M. MILLER,
cv. 3.616.62 Salary of Detec- 2 000.00 Monuments 425.00 Balance Jan Sea? ND 1p iy 144.44 County Controller
i 5 tive » SB Memorial Ex ses 2,650.19 8.¥25.19! COUNTY FEES A NF. Weidman, suty Prothonotary |
Equipment ........ 2797.37 32566.18 OS: Supuites 42 50 morial Expenses 18 LER ON HN, |Lester Weidman, Deputy