The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-02-14

presented and paid
G. B. Long, postage, 5000; In
ternational carbon and ribbon
company, supplies, $l743; Ohio
Office Supply Company, sup
plies, $14.92; Fred Proctor Co,
binding auditors duplicate,
$3.50; Otto Polling, postage,
$1,000; Semons, rags, $1.49; Els
wick's Insurance, premium,
$4,000; Ohio Associated Tele-
phone Company, phone service,
$76.65; Ohio Associated Tele-
phone company, phone service,
$27.50; William LilienthaI and
Sons, file. and supplies, $83.75;
Chester Bates, labor, 5000.
Standard Stag Co., Stag,
$4,959.14; Puritan Chemical Co.,
brooms, $13.68; w. C. DeLille
Co., oxygen and acetylene,
$l3.65; Tipton's Hardware, sup
plies, $14.49; Sinclair Refining
Co., fuel, $347.2O; Standard Oil
gasoline and oil, $596.02; Wayne
township, removal of snow,
$345.13.
Homer Weldon, to reimburse
bills, $23.19; J. o. Mcdonald,
gasoline, $1OO; Archer Auto
Parts, supplies, $622; Rodney
Williams, repairs, $500; Caldwell
Implement and Supply, supplies,
$5714; Archer Auto Parts, sup
plies, $91.73; O. H. Pickenpaugh,
supplies, $25115; James Manly,
supplies, 1925; Major Equip
ment, supplies, $190.15.
jun Clark service station,
chains and cross links, $47.2O;
Morrison Motor Co., vulcanizing,
$32.10; AutomOtiVe Service, sup
plies, $27.31; L. E. Carnes, heat
er, $4,000; w. w. Thompson,
parts, $l26.20; Archer Auto parts,
bolts, $4.68; Farmhouse Chew
rolet Co, repairing door, $12.25;
Steve Odlivak, welding, $84.00;
Farmhouse Chevrolet Co., sup
plies, $54.16; Ruth Shields, care
of 3 patients for January, $l4738.
w. c. Davis, expenses at tax
meeting, $14.5l; H. G. Williams,
keep of Sammy Dye for January,
$500; Fred Hanson, salary for
January, $115.00; Jack Oliver,
salary for January, $1,000; Tom
Rossiter, salary for January,
$4,000; Ralph Archer, salary for
January, $500.
Ora Bond, food for relief,
$2700; T. W. Ralph, food for re-
lief, $7OO; M. and K. Store, food
for relief, $4,000; Kroger store,
food for relief, $4,000; w. j..
Kimnach and Son store, food
for relief, $1,000; Andy Hill,
coal for relief, $26.1O; Harry Van
Dyne, coal for relief, $3.50; Will
liam Wheeler, shelter for relief,
$1,000; Ray Hogue, shelter for
relief, $1,000; William Hill store,
shoes and clothing for relief,
$82.39; Goodyear Service, gas
oline for relief, $5.40.
Standard Oil Co., gasoline for
| relief, $3.50; Caldwell electric
light plant, light and water for
court house, Jail and county gar
age, $72.22; The Leader, publish
ing of road petitions, $3.50; The
Journal, publishing Of road pet
itions, $3.50; William Lilienthal
and Sons, legal pads, $500; Raj
ston's, ink, $.64; Permian Oil and
| Gas Co., gas, $44.66; Russell Keith
coal for court house, $l28.33
Brady's, repair to court house
$3.50; B. J. Fowler, postage
| $500.
| Columbus Blank Book Mfg
Co., supplies, $1,000; Woodrow
w. Carr, tuberculosis eradication
$686.25; John Hoffman, tubercu-
losiS eradication, $500; Stakal'
ia Mfg. Co., typewriter ribbons
$500; johnson Watson Co
court calendar for 1852, $43.7O
Mrs. Edna Mckee, laundry anc
cleaning of jail, $1,000; Home
restaurant, meals for prisoners
$500; Clayton Mckee, incident
al account, $3.75; Emil Archer
service station, gasoline, $21.9l
=. Rocky Glen sanatorium, sanator'
ium care, $532.50; Mrs. T. H
!, White, care for January, $125.00
, C. r. Farley and Son, premium
$3.75; Bethesda Hospital, hospi
: tai care, $22l.52; Lillian Schrol
). ucke, anesthetic, $500; Colum
bus Blank Book Mfg. Co., sup
plies, $500; Otto Polling, con
Vention expenses, $1,000.