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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1928
Page
7
Sharon High and Farrell clash in the first round of the 18th Mercer county interscholastic basketball tournament at Grove City March 7 to 10. The opener features Greenville versus runnerup, with Sharonsville to meet the class B champion in the second game.
Warren County accounting shows 1927 receipts and expenditures across funds including permanent, working, and debtors, with notable entries for Treasurers Gertrude Cumming and A. Johnson. The report lists balances on hand at start and end of year, amounts paid by orders, and final balances across funds such as Trimm Estate and Roads and Bridges, including burial, monuments, and building appropriations.
Financial ledger entry shows amounts for the year 1827 including Duplicate 209,12059, Additional 2082.92, Penalty 1728.91 and Cash collections 5653.03. Totals listed 212,867.22 and 312,867.23 with commissions 52188. Readable figures indicate sums managed by collectors and penalties assessed in the duplicate process.
A dated roll of unpaid dues and collectors names across towns including Warren Borough Sugar Grove Youngsville Columbus Elk Farmington Deerfield Glade Limestone Pine Grove Spring Creek and others. Names include A D Lynch Ralph Cousins J M Clendenning W R Cousins Lillian Shine Helen Buhl LeRoy Patchen Wilbur McKean W A Phillips and others with total $37246 cited.
Addison White as Treasurer accounts show 1927 totals for Warren County Bridge Sinking Fund and general funds. Expenditures 12491.25 from state tax loan 222 balance on hand 16114.50 and 24397.75 in totals. redemption payments 3 balance Jan 1 1927 3522.11. treasurer's commission 804.66. final balance 3522.11 and 422.10 reported.
A fragmented financial report lists items from the Rouse estate covering dry goods, care of children, clothing and furniture, salaries, farm expenses, seeds, threshing, auto equipment, livestock, and veterinary costs. Receipts include dance hall licenses, tax refunds, road and sinking funds, capital from cattle and produce, interest, and miscellaneous accounts, totaling 244,994.19 with year-end balances and transfers.
Report details the Rouse Hospital superintendent expenses including freight and express postage and box rent money to inmates and miscellaneous items. The listed totals show a balance of 10,622.08 dollars, with subtotals of 19.92 for freight and express 40.12 for postage and box rent 14.62 for miscellaneous.
Fragmented list shows balances on hand for January 1927 with names including Addison White Treasu, Berni, Eddy, Mtg, and various parties. Indicates several receipts and interests listed under E. Eddy agent and related entities.
Ledger entry lists credits and debits for the Rouse Estate and related funds for 1927. It includes bonds, mortgages, and multiple named trust and donor accounts with balances and expenditures, culminating in a final balance of 349,646.32 and various fund line items such as road funds, sinking funds, and court house building funds.
The county presents assets totaling 1 672 290 80 with 1 672 290 80 liabilities. Cash on hand 49 646 72 bonds and real estate value reflect county finances as of the audit date.
Two important bowling matches and a comparison contest highlight the Arcade lanes tonight. Eight o’clock start. Smith Horton and National Forge clash on lanes one and two as Hoagwall Hardware meets Struteers Well on lanes three and four. Fans expected in force as Right’s events draw interest. Also, St John Kanty of Erie withdraws from Division One of the Erie Diocesan Catholic basketball league amid protest and tensions.
The auditors report to President D A Arird of the Court of Common Pleas Warren County Pa that under the 47th section of the 1834 act they audited the County Commissioners Treasurer and Superintendent of the Rouse Estate accounts in Warren Court House on January 2 1928 and found the annexed report true to the best of their knowledge. Witnessed by J H Berger B W Knapp and R S Hartley with seals on February 11 1928.
Accounting for 1927 shows receipts and disbursements for the Rouse Estate Poor Working Fund. Items include Grace M E Church bonds and Warren County bond activity, with totals of 59,478.00 in inter orders paid and 41,766.62 in overall expenditures, plus farm receipts and maintenance costs.
The Warren County commissioners certify a true exhibit of receipts and expenditures for 1927. All income items were verified as correct and expenditures properly approved. On hand funds totaled 249 646.72 with deposits across several banks totaling 349 646.72. Property checked at Rouse Hospital found well managed and in good condition.
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