The Greene County Guardian, November 29, 1956

THE GREENE COUNTY GUARDIAN uppet Mistresses PUPPETEERS--Entertainment event for the second Girl Scout court of awards to beheld in Cedarville was the pup­ pet show presented by members of Troop 69. Each of the j. girls made their own puppets and painted their own scenery as work toward a First Class badge and a puppet badge. In the front row are Margaret McMilan, Edith Acosta, Pat Haller, Marjorie Spitler, and Debbie Touchman. Rear row are Elizabeth Winans, Jean LeForge, Carolyn Reese, San­ dra DeHaven, and Carolyn Shingledecker. Lois Thayer At National 4-H Congress Achampion Cedarville 4-H girl is in Chicago this week, one of two Ohio representa­ tives to the N a t i o n a l 4-H club congress. She is Lois Thayer, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Merton Thayer who was f i r s t place winner in the state competi­ tion with her safety speech. Mrs. Mary Mott, leader of the Happy Workers 4-H Club, of which Miss T h a y e r is a member, said that Lois has been a consistent champion in the home economics di­ visions in county contests. The 4-H'er left Sunday for the Windy City and is sched­ uled to return at week's end. ST. LOUIS. — Stan Musial has been most valuable player of the year three times and won the league batting crown six times. The Guardian wants all the news in Jamestown, Cedar­ ville, Bowersville. Dial 4-5091 SHERIFFS OFFICE COSTLIEST County Officials Draw $ 2 2 3 , 9 9 1 , Du1955 T h e Gua r di an is offering free s p a c e in its classified columns now. Call 45091. THRIFTIEST PRICE FOR MOTOROLA TV WITH THIS’ SIZE SCREEN! MATCHING SWIVEL BASE CABINET Big Buy for s m a l l budgets. A d v a n c e d 4 - s t a r Power. Chassis, r i g h t - U p-Front controls. Solid Charcoal; or Mahogany or Blond grain finish. Model 21T32. Matching swivel base. (Charcoal) 179.95 Operation of Greene County offices, in­ cluding salaries of elected officials and their employes, cost a total of $223,991 during 1955, according to figures recent­ ly released by State Auditor James A. Rhodes. Running the sheriff’s office cost the most, a total of $57,591, with the audit­ or’s office running second at a total of $47,967. Tax mo n e y , of which Jamestown and C e d a rv ille residents contributed a good-; ly amount,paid Sheriff Clar-! ence A. Stewart a salary of! $4,190. His clerks and dep­ uties drew salari.es totalling $29,869, vehicle maintenance cost $7,847 and other expen­ ses hit $15,694 for a total of $57,591. The office collect­ ed fees of $18,928. Treasurer Ha r o Id J. Faw­ cett drew a salary of $5,557 and his clerks'salaries total­ led $23,927. Fees earned tot­ alled $18,437. Auditor James J. Curlett was paid a salary of $5,451 plus $880 for inheritance taxes collected. His clerks 'salaries and other expenses totalled $41,635 for the $47,967total, he office collected fees of $18,928. Probate JudgeW.B. McCal­ ister drew a salary of $5,053 rom c o u n t y taxes and his leputies and clerks were paid 11,881. The o f f i c e earned 9,475 In fees. Clerk of Courts Russell E. Jearhart was paid$5,017and e paidhis clerks$18,689 for i total of$23,706in expens­ es. That compared to earn'd fees totalling $33,689. Recorder Ernest D. Beatty n a d e $4,580 last year and >aid his clerks $12,900 for a otal of $17,480 in expenses. 4is office earned fees total­ ling $21,819. Engineer F r e d R. Lemcke drew $5,551 last year while his assistants were paid $11, 155 for a to ta l o f $16,706. The o f f i c e earned fees of $770. Prosecutor George R. Smith, near Jamestown, drew a sal- lary of$4,401 add paid $4,20C for assistants. C o u n t y Commissioners, wi t h Myron R. Fudge of Jamestown as c h a i r ma n , were paid a total of $11,079 for their own salaries and those of their assistants. No breakdown on what Comm­ issioners drew was given. Smith’s Farm & Home Center W. Washington St., Jamestown, O. Phone 4-8511 I For Anpointment After 6 P. M. Call Frank Weller, 4-7491 Guardian: Your Newspaper JOHN EVANS Reports to his DEERE Readers: We ’re certainly happy to see a newspaper serving our com­ munity. Ytel l try to use this medium to keep you p o s t e d on how things are going with us. Ev- fery week we i n t e n d to jot down the happenings about the implement wo r l d , and particularly about the Evans Farm Supply in Jamestown. The Greene County Guard­ ian carries our b e s t wishes and sincere congratul a tions on choosing the Jamestown area. W e ' r e c e r t a i n the j newspaper will be a tremend- j ous service to our communi­ ty, b o t h as an advertising medium and as a source of information to all area res­ idents. Drop into the Evans Farm l Snpply, S. Limestone S t., j or call 4-7831 anytime. Phone News Tips to The GUARDIAN 4-5091 DICK BAKER SO S : Congratulations to JAMESTOWN on your new Publication ALSO Please Accept My Invitation to Stop in at EicIlMM's m i is m m u k i m m DUKE’S Appliance & Hardware To S e e Our Many Chtisf masSpecials J ame s t own