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any items on these public roads shall be unlawful and the County Engineer is directed to post
these roads accordingly.
There being no further business, upon Motion made, seconded and carried, the Board
then adj ourned.
ATTEST:
Secretary
TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1958
The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, met at the Courthouse,
Vero Beach, Florida in a regular meeting held at 9:00 o'clock A. M. Tuesday, January ;7, 1958.
All members were present. Also present were Ed Schmucker, Road & Bridge Superintendent,
Sherman N. Smith, Jr., Attorney, Douglas Baker, Clerk and Katherine Morrison, Secretary_
The Chairman asked there Vere any changes or additions to be made to the minutes of
December 3, 1957 and minutes of special meeting of December 17, 1957, there being none and
upon Motion made by Commissioner W. C. Graves, Jr., seconded by Commissioner McCullers and
unanimously carried, the minutes were approved as read.
The Chairman, Mr. J. J. P. Hamilton then turned the meeting over to Attorney Smith,
who asked for nominations for Chairman. Mr. Hamilton stated at this point that he would like
to resign as Chairman and nominated Donald Macdonald for Chairman, Robert Graves, then sec
the nomination. The acting Chairman asked for other nominations and there being none, -called
for a vote and Donald Macdonald was elected Chairman unanimously.
Attorney Smith then turned the meeting over to Chairman Donald Macdonald who asked
for nominations for Vice -Chairman. W. C. Graves, Jr., nominated Robert Graves for.Vice-
Chairman and this was seconded by D. B. McCullers, Jr. There being no further nominations,
Robert Graves was elected Vice -Chairman by a unanimous vote.
It was moved by Commissioner W. C. Graves, Jr., seconded by Commissioner McCullers,
and unanimously carried that the following county employees be re-employed for the ensuing
year: S. N. Smith, Jr., County Attorney, Anne Christensen, Welfare Case Worker; Elmer Harris,
County Service Officer; Forrest N. McCullars, County Agent; and L. C. Royal, Janitor; E. S.
kSchmucker, Jr., Road & Bridge Superintendent.
Commissioner W. C. Graves, Jr., gave a report of the committee on relocation of
county government in case of emergency. Upon Motion made by Commissioner.Robert Graves, se-
conded by Commissioner Hamilton and unanimously carried, recommendations of said committee
were approved and said report ordered filed.
A letter was received and read by the Chairman from the Indian River Citrus Bank
with respect to the American Legion wanting to construct a building for a fair exhibition
and in order for the bank to loan them money to construct this building the Legion would have
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to hold title to the land on which the building would be located. After considerable dis-
cussion in the matter it was decided to table the matter until after another delegation could
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be heard.
The Chairman read a letter from the State Association of County Commissioners
which stated that a County Commissioner's Manual was now ready for publication and our cost or'�
contribution toward the publication of this manual would be $100.00. Upon Motion made by
Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Robert Graves and carried, the Board auth-
orized this payment be made.
A letter was received and read from the Scott Motor Company wishing to lease the
South 100 feet of the block on which the Health Center is located. They stated they would
marl said lot and keep in good condition and pay the county $25.00 a month for the use of
said lot. Upon Motion made by Commissioner Robert Graves, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton
and unanimously carried, the Board accepted the proposition by the Scott Motor Company.
A letter was received and read from a Mr. Leo S. Greenmun suggesting that the
County clean up all vacant lots in subdivisions and charge to the lot owners on their to x
bills. After some discussion in the matter it was decided to table the matter at this time,
this upon motion made by Commissioner Robert Graves, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and
unanimously carried.
The Chairman read a letter from the Florida Shore and Beach Preservation Assoc-
iation inviting the Commissioners to join the Association. Upon Motion made by Commissioner
W. C. Graves, Jr., seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried, this matter
was tabled.
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Clyde Howard and a large delegation consisting of citizens from the area in which j
the American Legion intends to hold the County Fair this year, appeared before the Board
objecting to the fair being held at this location. Upon Motion made by Commissioner W. C. ,i
Graves, Jr., seconded by Commissioner Robert Graves and unanimously carried, the Board cancesl,�
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the former agreement made between the Commissioness and the American Legion, Felix Poppell
Post #39, letting them use 20 acres of land owned by the county on which to hold a fair,
and further to reimburse them for the actual cost of the land clearing they had done on
this land. The Board further requested Ed Schmucker to check and see that the actual cost of
the work done on the land is all that we pay for.
Ed Schmucker, Road & Bridge Superintendent presented a proposed plat on a 22 acre
tract of land for Mr. Joseph G. DeRosa, said tract being located on the West side of 20th
Avenue and 175' N. of glendale road, and stated that since this was such a small subdivision
would Mr. DeRosa be required to give an area for a park and also would it be alright for him
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to put in only a 50' street. After some discussion in the matter and upon Motion made by F
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Commissioner McCullers, seconded by W. C. Graves, Jr. and carried, the Board decided no park
would be required and he would be allowed to put in only a 50' wide street.
The Board asked Ed Schmucker, County Road & Bridge Superintendent to cont act the j
County Club with respect to their putting up $4,000.00 toward the cost of abridge across {�
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the main canal and if they are willing to put up this amount the County would go ahead and
put the bridge in.
The following resolution was introduced by Commissioner W. C. Graves, Jr., seconded
by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried.
RESOLUTION -- County Dtupps
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WHEREAS, Indian.River County, acting by and through its Board of County Commissiom 4s,
has heretofore set aside, designated and established certain area in the County for the
purpose of dumping and disposing of refuge; and
WHEREAS, it is considered necessary, in order to provide for the orderly and
sanitary operation of these County dumps, to adopt rules and regulations pertaining thereto;
NOW, THEREFORE:
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida)
that the following rules and regulations shall be applicable to each of the areas heretofore
set aside and established for the dumping of refuge within Indian River County, Florida, as
follows, to -wit:
1. All roadways leading from the nearest public road and providing for travel in,
around and through the dumps are herewith designated as public roads and the dumping of any
materials on the same is strictly prohibited.
2. The particular designated spot for the dumping of refuge shall be from time to
time designated and established by the County Engineer and signs erected designating the same
and during such time no dumpting shall be done in any place except these designated areas.
3. Any dead animals placed in the dumping area shall be buried and covered over
by the individual disposing of the same.
4. No contractor engaged in the business of and contracting for the clearing of
land shall dump any stumps of trees, underbrush or debri in any of the dumping areas of the
County unless said contractor shall either bury the same or destroy the same by supervised
burning as shall be directed by the County Engineer. Any stumps, trees or underbrush de-
posited in the County dump by any other person shall be immediately saturated with an in-
flammable material and set fire by the individual placing the same therein.
5. Any person violating the terms of these dumping regulations shall be prosecuted)
as provided by law and in addition, they shall be denied -the use of said area for dumping
for a period of time to be fixed by the County Engineer not to exceed 90 days..
6. In order to facilitate the enforcement of these regulations and to encourage
the general public in assisting the County in enforcing the same, the County does herewith
offer a reward of $5.00 to any person furnishing information to the County leading to the
arrest or presecution of any person for the violation of these regulations.
7. The County Engineer is herewith authorized and directed to place such signs in
the dumping areas and to give such publicity to these regulations as he shall deem appropria
The following Resolution was introduced by Commissioner Robert Graves, seconded by
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Commissioner W. C. Graves, Jr., and unanimously carried.
R E S O L U T I O N -- State Road A -1-A, Waba®so Bridge
Area
WHEREAS, the State Road Department of Florida proposes to improve that part of j
State Road AlA, Section 8807 between State Road.502 and the Sebastian Inlet; and
WHEREAS, said Department has requested the Bridge Commissioners of the Wabasso
Bridge District, Trustees, to execute and deliver to the Department a deed in favor of the i
State of Florida to certain lands described in said Deed Owned by said The Bridge Commiss-
ioners of the Wabasso Bridge District, Trustees, which said lands are now held, owned and
administered by Indian River County, a political subdivision of the State of Florida, acting
by and through its Board of County Commissioners conveying all of its right, title and II
interest in and to said lands required for the right of way for said State Road,
NOW, THEREFORE:
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida,,i�
that the Chairman and Clerk of this Board be and they are hereby authorized and directed to
make, execute and deliver to the State Road Department a Deed in favor of the State of Florida)
conveying all of its right, title and interest in and to the lands therein described for such
right of way, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that two certified copies of this Resolution be forwarded
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to the State Road Department at Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
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Upon Motion made by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Robert Graves, aj
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and unanimously carried, the County Attorney was requested to make an appointment with the
State Road Department at Fort Lauderdale at the earliest possible date and the Board would
go down there to discuss the re -alignment of U. S. #1 from Wabasso to Gifford. u
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Ed Schmucker stated hewould like to advertise for materials for the next six months
and other new pieces of equipment. Upon Motion made by Commissioner W. C. Graves, Jr.,
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seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried, the Board authorized Mr. Schmucker;',
to go ahead and advertise.
Col. Leo M. O'Brien appeared before the Board and tendered his resignation as
Director of Civil Defense for the County. Said resignation was accepted with regret.
Upon motion made by Commissioner W. C. Graves, Jr., seconded by Commissioner Robert'
Graves and carried,, the Board appointed Ed Schmucker as Director of Civil Defense with Elmer
Harris as his assistant to do most of the work.
Mrs. Anne Christensen, Cpunty Welfare Case Worker appeared before the Board and gave'P�
a report of her activities for the month of December and said report was ordered filed by 6
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the Clerk. a
Mrs. Christensen said she needed to put a Mrs. Wursauff in a nursing home for a
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few months and stated she thought $50.00 a month for three months would take care of the
situation. The Board authorized her to go ahead on this basis.
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A letter was received from the Chamber of Commerce together with a resolution
adopted by the Combined Traffic Committee relative to recommendations to the Sta to Road
Department for the solution of traffic problems at the Intersection of U. S. #1 Highway
and State Road 60, and requested the Commissioners to further endorse said resolution. Upon
Motion made by Commissioner McCullers, Seconded by Commissioner Robert Graves and unanimously
carried, the Board does herewith endorse said resolution
Notary Public Bond for Stella Arendas in the sum of $500.00 with St. Paul Fire &
Marine Insurance Company as surety was approved by Douglas Baker, Clerk as authorized by law.
Notary Public Bond for Paul R. Stevenson w/ American Fire & Casualty Company as
surety was approved by Douglas Baker, Clerk as authorized by law.
In compliance with the law the following named persons were selected by Indian i
River County.
PRECINCT #1
ROSELAND
Alexander, James M.
I Adcock, Morris M.
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Cottier, Charles L.
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Crippen, Standish F.
Duerden, Robert R.
Galloway, John
a Hendry, Denny R.
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Hight, John L.
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n Hoey, Joseph C.
EI, Holtzclaw, Ralph C.
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Laura, Eugene N.
McCartha, Karl J.
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�N Maulbetsch, Mildred M.
Maulbetsch, William H.
Miles, William E.
Mockridge, John
Myers, D'A1ton B.
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Nettles, Eugene W.
Pierce, Ralph E.
Porter, Matthew R.
PRECINCT #1A
FELLSMERE
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Albright, William M.
Bass, Fred.
Beckman, Harold V.
Beckman, Selby M.
Bittner, Stephen
JURY LIST --
1955
Burgner, LaRoye D.
Brehmer, Paul
Shafor, Daisy May
Craft, Elmer P.
Brown, Jr., Richard I.
PRECINCT #2
WABASSO
Crisp, Robert C.
Carpenter, Orva R.
Allen, Julius
Cronon, Elbert C.
Cass, Ralph B.
Anderson, Robert M.
Culbertson, Charles A.
Chesser, Robert H.
Askins, Wilbert W.
Davis, James G.
Christman, Edward T.
Basden, Carey G.
Day, Joseph W.
Colvin, Jack
Bass, Howard
Dixon, Jesse E.
Davis,- Everett Dow
Bass, Lyman L.
Fountain, Floyd
Davis, Shadrick 0.
Bass, Wilbur t
Fretwell, William F.
Davis, Theodore M.
Black, Bobby C.
Gunder, John 0.
Day, Benjimin F.
Black, Robison C.
Herndon, Herbert H.
DeVane, Emery L.
Bray, Lester C.
Ingram, Lloyd E.
Edwards, Ralph E.
Brown, Howard S.
Judah, Huston H.
Ellingsen, Emil Adolf
Broxton, Stanley
Messenger, Forest S.
Farrar, Edward J.
Burton, Harvey
Moon, Marrion G.
Florschutz, Jr. George
Butler, John D.
McMillan, James A.
Futch, Lisbon
Cadenhead, Jr.,Thomas l
Pennington, Lawrence
Isemonger, Walter G.
Cail, Howard N.
Platt, Carson
Jordan, Robert D.
Carbin, Albert
Siewert, Walter A.
Kimble, Richard Arthur
Carlton, Raymond G.
Smith, Gilbert E.
Kroegel, Rodney
Chase, Arthur L.
Snell, Thomas N.
Martin, Henry Clay
Chatham, Thomas C.
Spivey, John D.
Matthews, James L.
Chesser, Judson R.
Stapp, Reuben T.
Mays, John H.
.Clemons,
J. C.
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Middleton, John Robert
SEBASTIAN
Cole, Harry B.
Palecek, Frank
Baker, George L.
Conover, Logan D.
Peterson, Earl Calvin
Baxter, John G.
Corrigan, Hugh
Prince, Henry E.
Benschop, Simon H.
Corrigan, Pat
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Corum, Kenneth L.
Hamilton, William E.
Anderson, Grover N.
Cox, Charles E.
Davis, Lucias A.
Hartley, Millard W.
Anderson, Richard M.
Crosby, Charles E.
Davis, Roy, -.E.
Hinton, John W.
Archer, Guilford L.
Curzon, James R.
Duda, Fred H.
Hurst, Russell P.
Baker, Fred E. Jr.
Dalrymple, Marwin W.
Durrance, Alfred Lee
Kinchen, Marvin L.
Baldwin, James 0.
Davison, Walter E.
Ethridge, Plez
Klingsick, Herbert 0.
Baldwin, John R.
Dobeck, Roy C.
Fenner, Charles A.
Kromhout, Jan
Barkwell, Foster S.
Donatelli, Joseph
Fulford, Elbert P.
Lawson, Vivien E.
Barrett, Jr. James F.
Downs, John A.
Harlock, Arthur V.
Lightsey, Maxwell J.
Bartlett, Robert G.
DuBose, Robert G.
Helpling, Ralph L.
Mirwald, John A.
Beal, David
Eckheart, Marsene C.
Herring, Willie D.
Moreland, Thomas W.
Beckfelt, Ray J.
Elliott, Carl A.
PRECINCT #2A
McCloud, Grover C.
Beckley, Thomas M.
Eubanks, Jr. William F.
WINTER BEACH
McNeal, J. T.
Berggren, David J.
Fersch, William E.
Anderson, Charles M.
O'Neal, Thomas L.
Bishop, James L.
Feyes, Alexander T.
Arnold, Ralph P.
Padgett, James H.
Blake, Wyman B.
Forney, Jr. John W.
Arnold, Walter
Pinner, Herbert E.
Block, Arthur A.
Franks, Arthur H.
Baker, Andrew F.
Pippin, Olon F.
Blockhaus, Ernest H.
Garrison, Clifton L.
Barnes, Marshall
Pittsley, Charles H.
Blowers, /Richard R.
Gates, Jr. Edmund L.
Barnett, Edward S.
Powers, Phillip W.
Bobo, Idus L.
Geeseman, Emily L.
Blanton, Halton L.
Prange, Edwin
Bosley, Lewis M.
Glazener, Bruce G.
Brown, Richard I.
Prange, Henry W.
Brown, James H.
Gollnick, Charles L.
Burgess, Lawrence D.
Prange, Richard
Burke, Lester L.
Gordanier, Lawrence F.
Bushyeager, Charles E.
Reeves, Doss J.
Burrell, Paul L.
Grice, Riley A.
Clark, ®dell
Sanders, Andrew J.
Bush, Glen R.
Guest, Carl F.
Clemmer, Charles R.
Schrum, Cassel C.
Byron,Jr. James A.
Gunter, Felder D.
Cochran, Frank
Schrum, James C.
Campbell, Irons
Hailey, Rex L.
Coker, H. Leslie
Sprenkel, Raymond W.
Carlsen, Fred L.
Hamilton, Donald Rich.
Coleman, Thomas H.
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Stacey, Perry E.
Carmichael, Albert E.
Hammill, Earl L.
Collier, Neill
Stancil, Jesse V.
Carroll, John J.
Haney, John D.
Collins, Wi.ttie E.
Stevens, Oliver H.
Carroll, Marvin M.
Harrington, Jr. Robt. W.
Cox, Melvin L.
Tippin, Sr. James B.
Cassidy, Robert N.
Heimer, Carl W.
Crosby, Jr. Kenneth H.
Tippin, John W.
Chisholm, Donald F.
Helseth, Edwin A.
Cruce, Jack
Tuerk, Fred R.
Cimino, Joseph A.
Henderson, W. H.
Cruce, Travis W.
Walker, Joseph B.
Clark, Carl
Hickey, George D.
Cedar, Valentine
Weakley, Jacob 0.
Clure, Daniel B.
Hinton, Felix E.
j Darley, Epheriam H.
Wellhausen, Henry
Coffey, William C.
Hocking, H. Bradley
Dye, Howard E.
Zeke, Frank P.
Cole, Lawrence A.
Holt, Jr. Edgar L.
Gaines, Sidney D.
PRECINCT #3
Conte, Thomas J.
Howard, Hoyt M.
Grice, James Robert
N. W. VERO BEACH
Congers, Theodore L.
Howard, Jack
Hamilton, George A.
Acker, James H.
Cornelius, William 0.
Hubbard, Seaborn R.
Hamilton, George E.
Albrecht, David
Counselman, C. James
Ingalls, Joseph F.
Allison, Robert Bryan
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Rogel, Frank J.
Jenkins, Joseph D.
N. W. VERO BEACH
enkins, Richard E.
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LaPorte, Donat
enkins, William E.
ohnsen, James H.
Smith, Donald H.
Law, Billy C.
Jones, Earl D.
Jones, James M.
Smith, John H.
Law, Eames
Kauffman, Russell V.
Kemp, William F.
Steel, Samuel E.
Leighton, Howard F.
Kilps, Carl L.
King, Frank F.
PRECINCT #4
Lewis, Archie B.
King, Joe W.
S.W. VERO BEACH
King, Raymond H.
Lewis, Robert
Lambeth, George S.,Jr.
Ambrose, Edward J.
Lewis, William E.
Littler, Eugene A.
Lisle, Jr. X.O.
Applegate, Russell G.
Lockwood, Clinton
Merrill, Joseph W.
Loggins, Eulas L.
Arnold, Roland
Lucy, Verne D.
Moffett, Robert H.
Luther, William M.
Baisden, Edward Doyle
Lyons, Charles H.
Montgomery, James E.
Markham, .Raymond R.
Bartlett, Stuart E.
Martens, Roland H.
MontsDeOca, Theron C.
Millett, James E.
Bass, Charlie N.
Moon, Sam E.
Morris, Lloyd F.
Morris, Herman G.L.
Baughman, Leon 0.
Mortimer, Claude A.
Mossey, Harold C.
MacLean, Don H.
Beindorf, James L.
McCard, H. Jack
MacConnell, Allen C.
Fretwell, Fred Eugene Bird, Neal A.
McCartney, Thomas W.
McAdams, Thomas E.
-Garrison, Wm. A.
McKinnon, Marvin W.
McNeill, John M.
McAfee, Kenneth S.
Griffis, Stanley H.
Osborne, Karl R.
McGlashan, Frank D.
Groth, Earl H.
Patton, Joseph C.
Paul, Charles E.
McGlashan, Robert A.
Grumbach, Henry V.
Pease, Carl E.
Pollock, Traverse K.
McKenzie, Ray W.
Hibbs, Frank J.
Prange, David
Reese, Robert Lewis
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Hill, Arthur M. Jr.
Richter, Harvey E.
Romine, Herbert B.
Napier, Otis E.
Holloman, Attway
Salter, Winston, S.E.
Shimmin, Robert E.
PRECINCT #3A
Rogel, Frank J.
LaMar, Clifford Leon
N. W. VERO BEACH
Sawyer, John P.
LaPorte, Donat
Barden, William D.
Smith, Donald H.
Law, Billy C.
Berggren, Dale A.
Smith, John H.
Law, Eames
Bowers, Jack D.
Steel, Samuel E.
Leighton, Howard F.
Branan, Samuel R.
PRECINCT #4
Lewis, Archie B.
Bridwell, Hall E.
S.W. VERO BEACH
Lewis, Robert
Davis, Thomas E.
Ambrose, Edward J.
Littler, Eugene A.
Dennett, Ellis H.
Applegate, Russell G.
Merrill, Joseph W.
DeVore, Benton U.
Arnold, Roland
Moffett, Robert H.
Driscoll, James H.
Baisden, Edward Doyle
Montgomery, James E.
Drury, Claude L.
Bartlett, Stuart E.
MontsDeOca, Theron C.
DuMars, W. John
Bass, Charlie N.
Morris, Lloyd F.
Flannery, Edwin E.
Baughman, Leon 0.
Mossey, Harold C.
Frasier, Robert D.
Beindorf, James L.
MacConnell, Allen C.
Fretwell, Fred Eugene Bird, Neal A.
McAdams, Thomas E.
-Garrison, Wm. A.
Bishop, Paul M.
McAfee, Kenneth S.
Griffis, Stanley H.
Block, Emanuel M.
McGlashan, Frank D.
Groth, Earl H.
Bradley, Samuel D.
McGlashan, Robert A.
Grumbach, Henry V.
Briggs, Rober
McKenzie, Ray W.
Hibbs, Frank J.
Buxzard, Romaine K.
McPherson,Jr. Thomas M.
Hill, Arthur M. Jr.
Calhoun, Joseph C.
Napier, Otis E.
Holloman, Attway
Carlton, Michael H.
Nelson, Arthur L.
Holmes, Phillip R.
Carr, Jack G.
Netto, Edward M.
Jackson, Howard G.
Carr, Jr. William C.
-O'Connell, John J.
Jolly, Homer R.
Chestnutt, Jack M.
Olson, Kenneth M.
Jones, Lloyd A.
Clyatt, Dudley E.
Patterson, Lynn L.
Jones, William D.
Coleman, James V.
Pease, Jr. Carl D.
Kaser, William F.
Cox, George 0.
Powell, Rufus
Kolb, William G.
Damerow, Kenneth W.
Purcell, James L.
Macdonald, Harry E.
DeKold, Richard S.
Reams, Rufus
McKeon, Edward P.
Dellerman, Louis J.
Rice, Clark T.
McNeal, Joe Boyd
Dempsey, James N.
Russell, Hugh Everett
Martin, Miledge H.
Edsall, Robert S.
Schlitt, Edgar L.
Mazza, Pat
Ercolin, James M.
Schlitt, Leo C.
Meadors, Arthur L.
Gaston, John F.
Scott, Alfred A.
Miller, Steve I.
Hammill, Albert E.
Sedgwick, Ralph W.
Minford, Levis W.
Helseth, Arnold 0.
Shaw, Leslie E.
Nicolai, William
Joines, James Harold
Shelton, Orval L.
Ozgowicz, Stanley P.
Kilmartin, John Wm.
Shipes, Gerald F.
Padgett, Bonner H.
King, William C.
Steinfeld, Sidney
Peck, Edwin R.
Knight, James Leon
Stephenson, Bennie
.Pollard, Douglas G.
Knight, Lloyd'S.
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Stinson, John L.
Bates, Clinton F.
Manning, John M.
Stewart, Thomas N.
Streetman, Cola B.
Buettell, Richard C.
Marquess, Audley P.
Thomas, Howard J.
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Studstill, Warren J.
Brooks, Jr. Joseph A.
Martin, George S.
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Tripson, John R. b
Taber, Clarence T.
Brown, John C.
Mason, Harold V.
Votrobek, Carl
Tamm, Richard L.
Clontz, Ray
Mason, Jr. Harold V.
Walker, William C. s�
Torpey, John J.
Cooper, Glen
Mathis, Paul R.
Ward, LeRoy
Towns, Wm. Lindsay
Cox, Andrew V.
Mayfield, William E.
Waters, Thomas J.
Tripp, Percival A.
Dempsey, Ralph E.
Meeks, Elmo
Watson, Collon
Tucker, Jr. Martin L.
Duncan, Chas. Ellis
Miller, Milo C.
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Whittier, Vernon L.
Vaughn, Bennett H.
Earman, Joe H.
Monroe, Sam S.
Wilson, James W.
Vaughn, Samuel W.
Earman Joe S.
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Morley, John F.
Yates Joe D.
Walker, Alfred E.
Ellis, Orville V.
Morley, William John
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VERO BEACH
Wallace, Harold E.
Gay, Eugene
Morrison, Philo E.
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Allen, Joe H.
Warren, James L.
Gollnick, Eugene V.
Muller, Leonard H.
Allen, Rufus J.
Wever, William F.
Goodridge, Paul
MacDonald, James A.
Arther, William C.
Weekes, Edward E.
Gunter, Joseph B.
McNulty,Thomas J.
Barker, John W.
Weller, Kermit E.
Hale, Jr. Stephen C.
Kirby, Catherine W.
Barney, Rex
Whitman, William N.
Harris, Hersey.
Ogsbury,.David M.
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Barrett, James J.
Whitmore, Franklin J.
Hogan, Ray C.
Orr, Charles S.
Beford, Raymond M.
Wilkinson, Albert G.
Hogan, Sutton
Orth, William J.
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Bishop, Sr. James L.
Wilkinson, Jack W.
Howa rd, Leonard W.
Owen, Herman D.
Blanton, Daniel T.
Williamson, George N.
Jackson, John B.
Patterson, William F.
Brealey, John W.
Wodtke, Jr. William C.
Johnson, Clarence B.
Price, Charles D.
Bragg, Ralph C.
Wood, Dennis M.
Jordan, Joseph E.
Randall, Jr. Everett E.
Brame, William K.
Woodard, Jr. Michael L.
Kendall, Howard L.
Randall, Sr. Everett E.
Brendel, Jim T.
Woodruff, Roland D.
King, Robert J.
Reams, Albert
Brinson, D. Earl
Woods, Andrew J.
Knight, Wiley W.
Reams, James M.
Carlsward, Arthur F.
Woods, John R.
Larson, Sigfred K.
Reams, Joe H.
Claggett, Charles M.
Woody, Joe M.
Law, Lloyd A.
Redstone, Kenneth V.
Davis, Nathan N. ie
Zapf, Norman F.
Leavine, Roy C.
Rivenbark, Ford S.
Deitch, Charles
Yeargin, William C.
Leider, Charles W.
Roach, Jr. Ottie
DeMars, Donald J. tj
Zeuch, Jr. Warren T.
Lewis, Charles J.
Robertson, Paul R.
Dozier, Richard M. f°
Zigrang, Othmar M.
Lewis, George L.
Robertson, Victor A.
Elles, William E.
Willis, Alida A.
Lewis, Lamar J.
Robison, David Vincent
Emann, Carl W.
PRECINCT #4A
Leyburn, James I.
Roschach, Winton J.
S. W. VERO BEACH
Emlet, Burnell H.
Locke, Jr. William G.
Romani, Dominick W.
Alexander, William E.
Eskind, Milton f
Lockwood, Allen Ward
Sahina, Matthew S.
Barker, Jack M.
Gardner, H. Victor
Long, Ros s H.
Showalter, Janet F.
Barker, Q. Hanse
Girard, Val L.
Luke, II William
Skiscim, Walter J.
Barker, Quintas H.
Goforth, Robert H.
Lux, William E.
Smith, Glenn E.
Barrett, James P.
Jacocks, Edward W.
Mance, Etta G.
Smith, William E.
Jenkins, Alan N.
Manning, Jr. Charles R
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Kersey, Edward J.
Roberts, William G.
Smith, Samuel R.
PRECINCT #5A
SOUTH VERO BEACH
Kersey, Elbert C.
Robinson, Howard L.
Smyth, Thomas M.
Ankney, Robert R.
Kessler, C. Harrison
Rogers, Joe H.
Snow, Alex J.
Arendas, Elmer J.
King, Jr. Marvin L.
Sappington, Joseph H.
Suber, Andrew J.
Barkwell, Paul
King, Wallace R.
Sawyer, Jr. David P.
Sutter, Julius F.
Beck, Harry H.
II Kinsey, William L.
Spryer, Hugh L.
Soppitt, Grace
Bidlingmayer, Wm. L.
Knight, C. Reed
Schardt, Jr. George W.
Talbert, Dale L.
DeLoach, Cecil L.
Knight, Edward W.
Schneider, Arthur H.
Tameling, Arthur L.
Finegan, Margaret A.
Knight, Wesley
Scott, William A.
Taylor, Herbert J.
Fultz, Jr. Thomas 0.
Kobberup, Jack R.
Scowden, James F.
Taylor, Ormond
Hansen, Charles W.
Kraft, Kurt H.
Sellers, John B.
Taylor, William G.
Harris, Floyd E.
Kromhout, Ysbrand
Selph, Jesse
Teate, Wamon M.
Helseth, Phillip R.
q Kru „ Caroline S.
Seraphine, Charles M.
Thomas, Henry A.
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Bill F.
Parent, Wilfred T.
Sheley, Richard E.
Thomas, W. Autry
Hewitt, George W.
Plamondon, Eliz. H.
Shelton, Orla
VanDuzer, Jr. Walter K.
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Hoggatt, George A.
P! Rehberg, Lorenzo H.
Shulock, Walter F.
Vaughn, Thomas H.
Hulsaple, John R.
Retzer, Austin S.
Siebert, Willard W.
Vernon, Robert L.
Jones, Charles B.
Rhodes, Thomas T.
Smith, Gene S.
Walker, William J.
Jordon, Charles E.
Rice, Warren G.
Smith, Harold R.
Ward, Oscar P.
King, William H.
Washington, Edward F.
Washington, Leonard F.
Williams, Arthur D.
Precinct #5A (Continued.
Kinzey, Harold L.
Mitchell, John C.
Peterson, Fred
Schmidt, Erich
Kinzey, Homer B.
Morton, Donald B.
Priest, Marvin P.
Schwartz, Morris
Knowles, Oliver E.
Nies, Walter A.
Reams, Donald I.
Stafford, James C.
Loudermilk, James P.
Peterson, Alex
Schlitt, Cornelius F.
Thornton, Joseph C.
Milton, Carl R.
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Peterson, David A.
Schlitt, Jr. John J.
The several bills and accounts against the County, having been audited,_were
examined and found correct, were approved and warrants issued in settlement of same. Such
bills and accounts being on file in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the warrants
so issued from the respective funds being listed in the Supplemental Minute Book as provided
by the rules,of the State Auditor, reference to such record and the list so recorded being
made a part of these minutes.
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The County Depositor; filed monthly statement, showing receipts and disbursement
of the various funds, which have been audited, were found to be correct.
There being no further business on motion made, seconded and carried, the Board then
adjourned.
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