School Board Increases Taxes and Levy Rates
Republican members vote to raise levy by 20 cents, increasing tuition and special school funds. City rate set at 3.50 on each of six or so properties, totaling over $5,000 in added funds.
10 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1914
Page
1
Republican members vote to raise levy by 20 cents, increasing tuition and special school funds. City rate set at 3.50 on each of six or so properties, totaling over $5,000 in added funds.
The Greencastle Republican School Board voted to raise city taxes by 20 cents per $100, making the tax $3.50 per $100. This comes despite a property assessment increase of over $20,000 from last year.
A 1913 Depauw graduate is expected to assist Bogle as assistant football coach at a local institution if satisfactory arrangements are made. He has been a squad member for years.
The Greencastle Republican school board voted to raise the city school tax levy by 20 cents per $100, increasing the local tuition levy from 40 to 50 cents and the special fund from 40 to 50 cents. Total tax rise equals 20 cents per $100, amid revenue shifts from recent property sales and building leases. Opponents cite surplus funds and differing views on fund use and sewer project needs.
Harry Mason moves to Lafayette to teach German in the ich school for the coming year. Dr. and Mrs. O F Overstreet and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donner have returned from an auto tour through the East.
W C Bachelder of Indianapolis a DePauw class of 1913 graduate and four year Methodist football squad member is expected to become the assistant football coach at the local institution. Coach Thomas A Bogle plans to meet him in Indianapolis Friday to finalize arrangements and Bachelder may join Keene as soon as fall practice begins.
Morning reports show a frost scare in Green Castle with temperatures around 46 to 50 degrees. Pedestrians seek shelter as chilly air lingers and residents eye winter supplies while forecasters hint at a brief warm spell ahead and a fair Friday.
Sam McCammack of Cloverdale and Mrs. Racheal Lapossa of Eminence wed this morning before Justice of Peace Phillip Frank in County Clerk A. J. Hamrick's private office. Both have prior marriages ended by widowhood. he is five years older than his bride. They plan to reside in Clover.
Eighteen local men, veterans of the Spanish American War, are to become charter members of the Greencastle Camp of United Spanish War Veterans at a meeting in the courthouse tonight.
Frank J. Walsh of Lafayette will install a local United Spanish War Veterans camp in Green Castle tonight at 7 30 in the courthouse assembly room. The new members from Putnam County listed include Hawkins Layton Vins Lane Hazelett Donnahue Conklin Peyton Paxton McGaughey Davidson Duff Vermillion Evans Brothers Whitted and Benton Curtis. The act follows a petition by eighteen Greencastle and Putnam County veterans who served in the army or navy during the Spanish American War and other post actions. The group aims to unite veterans, honor the fallen, assist families, preserve memories of the war, and defend constitutional rights.
Grover Jones, 28, was shot and killed in Rockville after he tried to shoot Sheriff Edward R. Nichols. The sheriff was wounded but to recover, town marshal Joseph Boardman fired as Jones fled. Jones’s body found along railroad tracks with a bullet wound from behind. Jones had a warrant and had telephoned he would surrender. prior night several stores were robbed and he was accused.
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