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McCord, Dean, Fiorence Ambroy 3 ns dent records. Duties Jan. 1, 1951 ne M. Coppack. 73. at 1408 E. 45th, Heading the list were Luther P. Louis Ranier, newly elected Re‘24. at 336 E. Terrace. Jones, with 11 years of no-acci- publican County Treasurer, will part 68
at 83 N. Addison, dent truck drilng and George lake giice Jan. 1, 1051, instead of Leathem, with eight years. Mr. Ranier takes office under a Others to receive the award are: ruling issued today by Indiana Clayton O. Mose. 36. at Geheral, myo- Robert W. Edwards, seven years; Atty. Gen. J. Emmatt McManaMaggie A. Nit." 88, at 2630 College. RODert M. Mercer, six years; MOD. { Se lorcierosts . ve. ! When County Treasurer Charles Francis A. Sherrick, 94, at 1445 Broadway, Charles E.' Stringfellow, five giaathouse resigned last year, and! ramer, 62. at Methodist, car- years; Charles R. Chandler, Dale Albert Koesters was appointed in
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Ww. Hebson, B86, at 3603 Washing: years; Claude C. Claunch, Howard would serve the full two-year R11 59. at 5¢7 BE Market. Conway, Francis Rusk, two years; term, in James Akers, Russell Andison,' However, today’s ruling cuts Edgar E. Beck, Gilbert Coon. Rob- Mr. Koesters period in office one ert M. Denney. Benny R. Fergu- Year short, ; son, George Grant. Frank A. In his opinion, Mr. McManamon H." Ab 62, at St. Vincent's. Johnson, Warren E. Lankford, Wrote: ack C. Martin, Harry C. Nickell, “The term of County Treasurer John 8. McCormick, Walter E, Shall begin on the 1st day. of Piercefield, Roy G. Plankers January next following the term Lewis R. Poole, Charles R. Reece, Of the present incumbent. When
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