Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1942 — Page 2

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Order of ‘Listing After Draw. (Continued from Page One)

No. BOARD NO. 2

‘1--QGeéorge Dewey Curry, 2143 N. Jefferson ave. 2—Ralph L. Craig, 2112 Park ave. 3—John R. Byers, 656 E. 24th st. 4—Joseph T. Hicks, 1934 College

ave. 5—Floyd H. Harris, 823 E. 28th st. 6—Walter M. Bradshaw, 2941 Win-

~~ throp a Loyd Mulke, 1537 College ave.| "'§-=Floyd Green, 2531 Eastern ave. 9—Gonard A. Felland, 2636 Sutherland ave. 10—-Paul H. Roadmeister, 3432 : « Sutherland ave. aE Bverett W. Ellis, 1657 Lakatos ¥. Leuthold, 2227% N.

14S. ‘Eliott, 1215 E. 17th : 15 Vornon 8. Metager, 1936 Broad-

16 L. Wyman, 650 E. 15th st. 17-—Norman P. Archer, 1806 Ingram. 18—Leroy Heck, 2308 ‘Guilford ave. 39—Roscoe J, Wray, 2820 Schofield ave. 20—Ansel A. Douglas, 1514 Park ave. 21—Norval 1 Klinger, 2303 N, New

Jersey st. a Sone, 3221 Winthrop ave. R. Rampling, 1715 Park

24—Golden Roders, 1415 E. 18th st. 25—Robert C. Reed, 1952 Columbia. No. BOARD NO. 3

. 1=Chester B. Camp, 438 W. 44th “gt, Paul, S. Maxwell, 3010 College 3-Glen P. Malcomb, 4545 Marcy 4—Foniey © O. Slack, 3913 North Tacoma a SeeJacol J. ;. Newbauer, 204 W. 44th : oneal T. . Nichoalds, 3719 Graceland a 7--Lawrence Ww Steuer, 4054 Park

* ave. «8~Frank J. Miller, 116 E. 47th st. Rennes 0. Johnson, 4230 Guilord av ° 10—Fred R. Benham, 4040 Guilford

ave. . Er J1—Edward G. Freihage, 4102 oy Ruckle st. ; 12—Joseph 3. Ele, 4485 N. PennA % , 8 , 4224 Cor-

8 : 15—Dale D. Ellis, 4074 Byram, 16—Ralph i McAllister, 423 Ber-

B 17—-Walter A. Skinner, 3216 Ruckle

st. .18—Morris L. Garber, 4223 Carrollton ave. 19--Hatbers Gale Tate, 4036 East-

George P. Davis, 426 Berkley

. a. H. Carlin Jr., 3720 N. Pennsylvania st. 22—Henry G. Albers, 4511 Central

Bloemker, 4255

Clarendon road. 24—Clayton M. Swis Jr., 2740 N. Pennsylvania st. 25—Maurice Siskel, 3335 N. Pennsylvania st.

No. BOARD NO. 4 1--Don W. Holderman, 1052 Eugene st. S-Melvin L. Mahoney, 1272 Eugene s Frans ‘A. Unversaw, 1258 Ww. » 20th st. - 4—George M. Cash, 2421 Paris st. B—Willlam M. Henderson, 344 W. . 31st st. ) Tony, 1222 W. 31st st.

6—Cleorge T—Walter E, Frary, 614 W. 31st st. i hl E. Booth, 1157 W. 34th

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9—Lawrence A. Offutt, 360 W: 28th st. 10—Robert D. Allen, 3054 N. Illinois st.

‘111—William Smith, 738 Edgemont.

12—-Harry W. Marshall, 1204 Conno E. Vollrath, 1106 W. 33d st. 14—Charles V. Durham, 1010 Ww. 20th st. 15—James A. Deckert, 1341 Edgemont, - Belay. W. Winget, 3741 N. Capitol 11—Paiseight Bradshaw, 2636 clitton st. 18—Clarence Mathens, 1240 Burdsal 19—Alongo G. Helghtchew, 1419 W. 22d st. 1 %- Howard A. Small, 1148 Eugene |1 31-Fioya M. McGregor, 549 W. 30th

i 21st

George ¥. Ruf Jr., 936% W. 34th 24~Olancy E. Hiteheock, 2001 Dexter.

25—Clarence H. Temple, 2265 Indianapolis ave. No. BOARD: NO. 5 i—Robert H. VanDevander, Exeter ave. 2—Joseph P. Snoy Jr., 1331 Sharon

ave. 3. William T. Mason, 910 Centennial st 4—Samuel R. Young, 429 N. Black-

5—Carl Losey, 731 Olin ave. 6—Tom B. Bey, 706 Blake st., Apt.

164. 7—Lee O. Hausefield, 734 N. Tremont st. : . 8—Willlam H. Scott, 631 W. St.

Clair st. ; 9—Edwin E. Helton, 1427 Somerset. 10-Hershel Griffin, 531 Patterson

nin 1. Bloan, 418 Blake st. 12—Robert Lapsley, 1206 N. Belmont ave. "13—Charles R. Cowherd, 536 Pat-

terson st. 14—Harvey E, Phillips, 330 Reisner st, -

15—John Boyd, 823 Camp st. 16=—William T O'Connor, 2017 W. Vermont 17—Carl W. yl 302% Blake gh 18-—Clifford G. Venters, 645 -N. Blackford st. ¢ 19—Eugene Hughes, 525 Tippecanoe. 20—Ernest N. Turner, 1035 N. King ave, 21-—-John H. Vinard, 226 Bright st. 22—Bedford 1I.. Thompson, 403% Minerva st. 23—James V. Aubrey, 322 Millrace. Dewey L. South, 129 8. Belmont

2 mas Lee Gilliam, 1744 W. Miami st. ? BOARD NO. 6

1-—Gary C. Elliott, 738 N. Denny st. 3~Robert } H. Holmes, 3902 E. New

York st. 3—John PF. Beach, 5209 E 8st. Clair st. 4-—Oral L. Parker, 436 N. Gray =, 5—~Walter T. Gurley, 845 N.. wood ave.

620

,6—Karl K. Krammes, 61 N. Audu-

* bon road. 1—Floyd Cc ‘Durnell, 834 N. De-

Quincy. . 8—Edward J. Young, 327 Ridgeview drive. 9—John R. Shreve Jr. 322 Downey ave. 10—Clarence E. Blanton Sr., 914 N. Bradley. 11—Emil E, Linegar, 5368 E. Washington st. 19-dobn id Seabert, 130 N. Pasa1 8. Edwards, 847 N. Grant: st. 14—Fred A. Holleman sr, PennGreyhound Lines. 15-Caey OC. Fidler, 5241 E. 10th 16—ieotys CG. Harris, 364 8. Downey ave, 17—William “F. Harris, 6052 Dewey ave. 18—Henry J. Foltz, 45 N. Oakland. 19—John M. Hack, 5602 Beechwood ave. 20—Glenn 3 Pagett, 6037 E. St. Joseph ; 21-Bar Biggin botham, 132 N. Lin22—James PF. Horn, 371 8. Arling- __ |m-poiin in F. Ringer, 115 8. Aud PP. x , ‘Auduthe | 24—Kar W. Hofmann Jr., 5021 BE.

York st. nate 5. Arno Smith; 1135 N. Emerson BOARD NO. 7 - J--Malcolm T. ‘Mark, 1112 N. New Jersey st. ly N.

8. Beard, Pennsylvania st., Apt. 3—Lamar B. Edwards, 937 107, tie

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10—Lorn Fralish, 1630 Lexington

H ies Spears, 1040 Villa.

Lexington |19—Listo J. Helm, 1643 Cottage ave. 20—Herbert

4—Lawrence J. Bradley, 1384 ‘NL. ; West st. 5—Dewey Landis, 319 E. 13th st. 6—Paul ©. Hamilton, 2245 N. Meridian st. 7—Ruben Howard, 1022 N. West st. ‘8—Shelby I. Miller, 2015 Boulevard place. ‘9-—Edgar Vieira, 1209 N. Illinois st. 10—-Melville C. ‘Livergood, 2035 'N. Meridian st., apt. 602 11—Charles W. Tandy, 1820 N. Del-

aware st. 12-James . Williams, 008 W. 13th mas. Shiriy, 831 W. 14th st:

Highs 0 Glover, 1000 N, New

to-imd Grimes, ne N. Talbott

17— Ralph A. Picard, "1820 N. Delsware st., No. 400. 18—Cletus M. Patterson, 108 E. 13th st., Apt.-401. 10 William Brawley, 1418 N. Missouri st, rear 20—James M. ~ Demoss, 733 W. 10th

st. 21—Edward J. Meggnn, 1930 N. Tal-

st. a » 23—Clayton L. Baker, 2264, N. Illinois st. 24—Harold H. Shorts, 606 W.- 13th

st. 95—Harry L. Kemp, 1220 N. Illinois st.

No. BOARD NO. 8 1-—-Olifford Woods, 322 E. North st. 2—Henry W. Samus, 402 BE. Walnut st. 3—Harrry B. Ferrell, 1338 Carrollton ave. 4—James M. Larmore, 712 N. New Jersey st. 5—Ray Holmes, 308 W. Ohio st. 6-—Everett D. Parker, 529 E. New York st. 7—Archie Herbert, 724 N. Missouri

st. 8—~Charles J. Mariani, 66 W. New York st. SMation T. Geery, 208 8. Noble

0— Otel R. Stearns, 128 N. Pine st.

ave., Apt. 32. 12—Clinton A. Becler, 429 W. Michigan st. - 13—James F. Henson, 303 N. New Jersey st., No. 6. 14—Clarence ‘Gasaway, 511 N. Illinois st. 15 Cloitions C. Milan, 712 N. Sen-

t6-Oiha" F. Davis, 618 N. Alabama st. 17—Carl P. Moore, 649 Arch st. gi 8, N. Richardson, 201 N. New J 10-Same Fd Witte Green, 720 E, 9 20—Aaron O. Green, 835% N. Illinois st. 21—Renwick B. Cleveland, 920 N. Alabama st. 22—Leon H. Kell, 846 College ave. 23-—Philip L. Bogacisan, 512 N, Alabama st. 24—William J. Baurhgart, 36 W. Vermont st. 25—Herbert D. Johnson, 828 N. Capitol ave. No. BOARD NO. 9

1—Martin L. Flisk, 19 N. Oriental

st. 2—-Clarence A. Jackson, 624 N. Highland ave. 3—Lewis S. Baker, 1405 E. New York st. 1413 BE.

4—Burness E. Greenlee, Market st. 5—Robert D. Cooper, 2008 E. Washington st. S--Raymond T. Willis, 423 St. Paul st. T—Walter Lynne, 1434 E. Washing-

ton st. : 8—Charles J. Hanniske, 1601 E. Washington st 9—0Oscar O. Bledsoe, 1227 E. Market st. 10—Wayne E. Jones, 242 N. Beville. 11—Robert M. O'Connell, 336 N. State ave. 12—Walter E. Stewart, 230 N. Keystone ave. 1s--Hany P. Newton, 515 Dorman

st. 14—Robert W. Felse, 1421 EB. Vermont st. 15—Charles A. Lively, 880 W. drive, Woodruff Place ’ :

16—Paul A. Harl, 224 Villa ave. 17—Emry P. Arthur, 225 N. Hamil-

ton ave. Ie-Wiliam Sa Jefiries, 527 N. Key19—Charies o. Whitaker, 1637 De20—Grarls a Ayres, 805 N. High-

See: E. Bennett, 130 N. Dickson st. 22—-Herman G. McCord, 322'N. Jetferson ave. 23—Houghton I. McClain, 226 N. Keystone ave, 24—Ralph Quinteri, 14 N. Jefferson ave. 25—John A. Cain, 940 Eastern ave.

No. . BOARD NO. 10 1Noat R. Sebree, 3725 Prospect

Adrian B. Snoddy, 12656 Lawton

3 Hari 8. Grandison, 1222 st. Peter st. 4—Russell Fender, 1431 E. Raymond st. 5—Robert L. Winkley, 1805 Woodlawn ave.

8-—Cieorge M. Lucas, 745 Laurel st. 7—Earl F. Ostenforth, 1118 Bradbury st *8eVerlle D. Arnette, 1831 Orleans

o nilip Bird, 1121 Hoyt ave. ave.

ave. . 11—-Fiauel, Colborn, 1210 Finley

13-1Irs C. ‘Samuels, 1365 8. Grant st. B=Napsignn A. Taylor, 1857 Quill 15=-Victor 8. McReady, 2247 Harlan st. 10eBarl ». Dobbs, 1221 St. Peter

11—John Cc. Norrington, 1633 Co-

L-Eoul EH. Bega. B. 8. 17, Box 26. 2—Lyman E, S. Man-|10—Racy A. Fowler, 141 B

11—Hurscheil E. Black, 545 Senate]

16 Melville R. Farrington, 1451 ave.

ees, 15602 S. Rane

21 Warren W. Kissling, 1630 Nelson st.

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hattan st. - 3—Lewis D. Jones, 426 Addison st.

st. 9—Cecil F. Curtis, 1928 8. 11—Tilman L 'PFreels, 1241

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