The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 September 1933 — Page 3

SS1F1ED ADS _For Sale—

SITUATION WANTED: Sweeping, dusting, small washings or care of children. Mrs. Lee Paxton, 308 Ohio street. i

—Miscellaneous—

sAL g. plenty of melons, and I

M’ ?°od' At Bauer’s place, 4'i, | WEI L DRILLINGi new pumps ^ northeast of G r ®* n ^ ast e - stalled, old pumps repaired; pipes and 29-31-Sept, l-dp. l ||flrts E L Burcham. Phone 710-X. :_GraP«s. Finest qua)-; 29-6p

V^ bushel Phone yo“r order

Registered saddle [ ton loatls $3.58; Mill wood, cord $1.26;

Anna Finetran. Phone 128-Y.

IG-tf 1 Burn Minchall Lump Coal, more ' 1 heat—Less ash- Delivered anywhere.

Native lumber,

Aug. 24-26-31-Sept. l-4t $126. Cash

c wide per 100 ft

on < delivery. Tribby’s

Garage. Phone 123.

24 25-31-1-7-8

n S*LETomatoes for can-j .rapes, sugar i*ars, and apples- j ,Uough Orchard- j B SALE:—Fine P^nderosa To-

f or the table- Phone 794-

1-1$ Striping installed. Save on fuel

FOR CURTAIN

Phone 715-X.

LAUNDERING,

31-2t

MONARCH METAL

Weather

and

_ . j be comfortable. Jay Hudson, Box 25, jj SALE— used funiitu.e,) BrWKeton j nB 3j.g t Transfer Co.. l-2p —— - — RETURN ENGAGEMENT of the B SALE: Blue Damson plum*. aevenHpiecp tfir , (iancp or Strains '■ *** ■ | rche^tra at Banner Club Saturday Ruial 93- |night. lp_ - SALE:- Frying chickens, wn nwoor) Dance ,s uni | av ni)fht ;<i and delivered any i Music by Bob White's Band.' Don’t 608-1- 1 1; forget the dance Monday night. Ip

mEJMIW BANNER, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. KRIDAY, SEPTEMBER I. im

S“K, %.. m3. h September Term, | Brnent Thompson

i i O’CoQtter Curl Hadv

24:1.2.1 Thou. Fine

John W. Herod, clerk }} A ^oopti, auditor

kii.thryne Miller kd r Hamilton

P. Handy, treasurer

•v ( . Hamilton

Mav Eggern. recorder

kd (Ha ml it on

\1m. Bryan, sheriff

iM <?. Hamilton

Arthur Plummer, flurveyor [toy K. .I.mes, county sunt,

klizaheth Padaett

i* rank K. Heed, coroner

•Maynu- Heed

Julias. A, Marshall, assessor

Crawley, proN$r>utpr

< bildreirn Ho»a>ltMllsNti«»a FmhiI John W Herod v.n

initnam County Hospital

V Katie Wiseman Hilbert I). Uhea l>t c H. n Hrien

Court Honor <teo. Kaiii'-s J. H f>avis

Kinnia H. Smith

Krownlntf .v Hammond hid Ass re Telephone Co

R. s Cowirill

Juil

Alva Bryan, mileage Alva Bryan, prisoner* hoard Alva Bryat

fiO To | Kohert Hohhlna

09 j yj Kkffcrs

IS . i.» Alta l »a vis 12.22 . i:;,n Skelton

111.42 | Jewell Shannon

l.'.t.i Klrner Younu

164.00 Foul Ham

I 'Vayne Thompson -I 4.m* | Mai i it een

(i. |0 Thompson

27.00 . Kd OVonner .»6...o Albert Sanders • * ^0 , Albert Rady

JJJ* i0 <; Hanna

164.06 t ;,sey I lenry

,M Southern

06-60 || , m Ilixnn

16 .»o |iyrye Britton 20.00 Haroht Oari ett

10.00 j Otis Uee<t

1 Jesse Ford

l-eland Stringer

20.oo

sse F(M

dumhian

00.00 I [ », mi jy i-;, ;l y 60.00 j .via t < I reel. 13 »« Ifb-.s \

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ort w. I *M»‘rle Be iter ?*•£' .1 II

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Inn X Cuttle Pwd. Co. 7 t:i v „ lnis

J l'» I Is.un Nolund

>5.6» i I.. l,.ia,

TIER’S MELONS 2>4 milen Reelsville or north of Big Wal-

lurch jj SALE: Fine flowers fresh 'the gaiden. Reasonable prices. T C Cox, 733 East Seminary.

31-3$.

SALE: Apples, plums and Buchheit Orchard. 31-3t

I.IC SALE of household and furniture at home on Main in Bainhridge, Saturday, Sept. 11:30 p. m. Stoves, dishes, rugs, port, sewing machine, cuptables, etc. Also oats straw, separator, corn sheller, shovels, tanks, kettle, sausage mill and iress. Other things too numerous Sntion. Henry E. Srohee. A. J. Auctioneer. 30-3p.

SALE: Concord grapes, 60 jper bushel Phone 381-K. It

SALE: Buff Orpington frys, Vh on foot. W. O. Mathews. 3' j Isouth of town. Greencastle, R. IP ; SALE. Crosley battery radio, ,r, $2.25. iFurniture Exchange, of square. Phone 170-L. l-2t

Srtl.E: 3-burner Perfection re and oven; also wardrobe. >ok Jr., 417 E. Washington. |. : >65-X. lp SALE: Watermelons at house, 'if in'le east of Mt. Meridian. Tinchf-r. l-2p.

SALE; New Plymouth, Pejnd used cars. One 1927 Nash ne 1929 Model A Ford Coupe; .3(1 Model A. Ford coach; one >de| A Ford Town sedan; one ;*.scx coach. See Clair Robinson, V, before buying. It

SALE: Milk fed frying chickk each Phone your order. We Saturday. Phone Rural 105. Burk’s farm. l-2p

SALE: Pint and quart fruit and 50 cents per do*. Mrs. Cali at office or residence. It Wayne Leinberger for Crazy Is, 8 Beveridge street. Free dePbone 425-K. 29-4t

,10N SALE: Greencastle .unity Imrn, Sept. 2. Some goo I dh pigs by side; several good shouts. Some good red cows her goods. Ip

—For Rent—

RENT: Newly decorated, ati. 3 or 4 room apartment, 19 and street. 30-4ts.

MELONS—Home grown, at the

v’s brii

Hardwick & Ol R. Mathews.

ETHNOLOGIST TRACES NAME OF ADIRONDACKS

MOHAWK INDIANS MADE FIRST TRANSLATION. EXPERT SAYS

RENT: Six room modem ent and garage, second floor, decorated; reasonable rent, 219 *ry street. Call 156-Y. 31-2t

RENT: GikxI five room moduse and garage. Phone 565-Y. 31-2ta.

RENT: Furnished front sleepoii, modern. 306 east Washing-

feet.

R RENT: 7-room dwelling, 305 Walnut street; in good repair, r table. Choice location. Will easonably. Phone 661. l-2t

R RENT: Modern S-Toom apart401 E Hanna St. Ip

RENT: Modem furnished n ‘nt. Reasonable rent. 702 east a O' street. 1.2t R RENT: Upper apartment. «id water furnished See Dr. J.

l-3t

WASHINGTON, (UP) - In tra.inp the origin of the name “Adirondack,*' .1. N. B Hewitt, Smithsonian ethnologist, has found that the Mohawks didn’t know their great rocks from their tree eaters. In Mohawk, the name Adirondack means “they cat wood or trees.” It is supi>osed to have come from an Algonquin tribe—formerly living on the Ottawa River—who at times were claimed to have l>een driven to eating bark However. Hewitt explains, since bark eating was in no outstanding sen.-e a habit peculiar to this people this is not the historical origin of the

name.

The real origin of the name. Hewitt says, comes from a tribe of Hurons, called “Arendahronon'’ (meaning they the great rocks), who dwelt on the rocks of the lower St. Lawrence River When the Mohawks analyzed the word Anendahronoa, according ti their lexicon it meant tiee eaters “Tile Hiipxi epithet, ‘Atowarontas’ (the g-reut rocks), through synonymic relation with the tribal name Arenda hron-m (the rock clan or tribe),” Hewitt explains, “thus became the Mohawk ‘Adirondacks,’ and by the vagaries of traditional confusions ha* become the name >f a small Algon quin people and of the noted group of mountains in the Northeastern part of the State of New York '’ Adoption of the word Adirondack is allegedly the work <>f English speaking topn graphers. An interesting phase pointed out by Hewitt in the history >f the name of the famous mountain range, is the first recording by Dutch traders ir the winter of 1634-35 in an instruc live vocabulary of Mohawk words wherein it is written, “Aderondacke,” with the translation, ‘‘Frenchmen and Englishmen.” although no evidence is included to show that the French men and Englishmen were tree and bark eaters. UNPAID OFFICIALS VOTED TO P\Y DOC. C\T< HER WILMETTE, III., (UP) — It isn’t the piper that has to be paid here, but the dog catcher! 1 he village board recently voted to waive their rights to any salary due them from April. 1083, the time they were elected, until April, 1934. They also voted to withhold the salary of Village President Carbon Petroleum

Dubbs.

At the same time they voted to withhold their own salaries, the hoard instructed City Manager C. M. Oshome to obtain the service# of a good dog catcher and to pay him 31 for, every dog he captured, and allow him M cents per day for each dog hoarded at the pound.

Met/.Kcr Lumber ro Browning: JC Hummoiul

ISIllort f> Rhe.i

« onrt Honne tind .IhII <Ire«-ncHBtl«* Water Works Co. Vorthern Indlnnn Power Co. Hrcenrnstle Has *\ Kb»etric Co.

Count} I'ii rm <\ W. Crosby Kuby <* I'rosbv John N Husseil l’'i i liens Byrd

•Yinry K Hidgood

Mooresv| 1 le Publi. S'-i vice Co.

Tin* Owl Drug Co Purity Hnkerios i'<. Kconomy s-toic r..

Miller (jrniti Co.

II «

46.1

XK.02 10 20 76.00 STi.OO MO.00 10.00 10.00

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il.r.o t4 "i 29.61

6 10

36.90

2.HO

3k :*.2 1 r» 4 2 19.76 20.9 S 2N.00

'umiibcll & Ogles King, Alorri.son, l-'oster J. I. Holcomb Mfg. t’o. High Point Oil «’«. Browning A llummond

Ford Lucns

C. «Cftlllns, hcnlth «‘xpcnsp

Putnam Co. 4-11 .-lull premiums 100.on The Banner, publi. priming 42:.>1 Frank F. Heed, si.biier burial r.o.oo All claims umb i poor relief and townships, ar* for goods, wares, and mendiandise furnished to persons wider the poor relief law, by the named •laiiuant. on tin ord.-r of the town '.ip

trustee of each township as

.IlH’kNOII ToWMN||IP Robbins a Son

L. NV Veach A. M Keck i*. B. Jarvis

Chits. A. Keek KiiNMell T«»wai*>kil|> <V M. Inge A* Son I. M. Spencer Sr Son

1». K Ree.l I >ee Flock

named:

T. h. Wilson John \V. Kelley

Putnam bounty Hospital ('has II Rector •l co L. Inge Monroe Township K. Guy ('oiling.s Putnam County Hospit.il V. Karlc Wiseman I) O Tate Morton Wells W R. Hutcheson L W Vein h FIomI Towniihip Cilbtit l> Rhea Morion Towushlp (Gilbert !» Rhea Putnam ("ounty Hospital Hunter Bros. tireeueiiMlIe TowuM^iftp (\ A K. lley Merit Shoe Co. \V M Mi’Oimghey S. ('. Prevo Co. t'urrv Inman Chrts H Hector Cassell C Tucker

» j.e, k"Ki )

. | Fi « d \ .in Horn

‘ Alberi Kahn

Tip Rhivdea Hiover Kills t>. Hutchins John Rady

Paul McKinney

J .1 Wright <». W. Irwin

Ralph Hostettcr lllstrict N«i. 4 Cb.e W Silvey

i’’i a ii U Walls J P Kid well

P\ ron Berwer

Sam Dove Kd Sbuey

Glen Newell Harold Michaels John Gilbert Hiirve Hale Wa v ue |'otter VVilllain Barnes Landrum Burdett Herman Batman L"de|l Rebbins Ross ('lodf#dter Ollie Broom Cm rl Da mail (’has MeFerran iamnie Steele Jim Hart man

Vanhorn

Tom Harvey R. L Blaynes Bainbridge I .umber Co. District >’«*. 5 L< e M s • rn Chris Harldson

Bill Klein

Bno McCormick Robeti Dragoo

Jns. Kills

Morris McC.aughey Jack Hopper Lari Bridges IVrle Bridges

l.ee Ping

Alva Myers Bill Trump Bob Ramsey W li Myers Rav tjeorge R ’ iRSel J Hoilth \Varrei Williams Albert White Bill Vanhook Howard Huffman Donadd Hays Ralph Jeffries Kimer George 'I'beo. Kverman Noel Niekelson (Jen. Sneiieer Dick Wilson I Mmi rlet *<> 6 Klnier ChMifener Gene (Irimes v

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•Yn.D—Any kind of dead stock Greencastle. W« pay all Jl| hn Wachtel Co. 24-tf 'El) By reliable ami experw oman, housework by day or *'1 M 28 Martinavill, St. 31-2p

FIREMEN REPULSED MARAUDERS WITH HOSK JEFFERSONVILLE, Imi., (UP) With the avowed intention of crashing the gate at a local marathon dance, a crowd <>f Ixmlsville, Ky.. youngsters, trooper) over the toll brklge here without paying tolls. The gate crashing plan was abandoned however when firemen met them with two lines of hose and after police had cuffed a couple of the maraudei* lightly.

(’ 11 e s t, • r Wells

1.50

\ J lm(T Lee William*

22.00 59.50

Campus Market

26.50

pul mi m Co«inl ^ Hospital

149 0ft

MfidiKon Township

1 L. Kill*

4 00

Krnest H'ber

2 45

Dr. W. M McGaugbey

7.00

\\ iiNliingtoo Toxxusliip

1 K. McCurrv

106.00

1 L Kills

23.29

Ftirest Hassler

3.05

Peter Holsapple

43 50

'bester A HtckS

53.00

JefFcrson T«»xxiiMhip

S. C Prevo f’o.

25.93

< loxerdiile Towusbip

K M Hurst

Frank K. Reed

8.0ft

Fly Denny

K "ft

In* Clyde Gray

1 3 Oft

Rule ,V VImu

19 61

'email Job

1 2.00

Orphans Home Ind Met both.si Childrens Hume

1 8 60

Imlpls Orphans Asylum

1>7 1«

V|ls«*. Co. Ilex rime

G B. Reck well

8.15

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Midwest Crushed SRmie Cd Hamilton^ Rndk Srore, II W Taylor Co. Larkin A Denny Ai t bur Plummer Braltain A Knauer Denny Motor Servlc# Metzger Lumber Co.

Tribby’s Garage Allan Lumbei

Ohio A Indiana Slone Co. High Point Oil Co. Browning S Hammond Indiana State Farm

Kmcr> Sutherlin DiMtrlet Vo. 1

Joe Dean

Herman Walls

46.44 4K 07

4.50

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Hurt

parker

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Lawrence Barker Gen FBzsimmon*

Jns Parker Juba Miller

$ 'ba >* Gordon Conrud Gentry t6 ufns Hut ter \ Charles Keck ( ’Ivd*‘ Steward

Basil Pickett

How ird Cramer

Kd Reason las Miller

Fird Kendal! f.owell Hn**tU

Geo 0»torn

Ra.V

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5 lift 30.80

2.10 2.10

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Jus. Ison

Donald NVwgenf Andy Hood L.ivinotul Kendall Win. Newgent <*eo Newgent George T’nger Carl Clodfelter Stanley Trlmbl# Kstol Brothers Joliu Harvey Arthur Irwin Wallaee Spencer David Pulliam Thos. B Holland

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M . White Harvey

Frank Dehart Ralph Clodfelter

Fred Porter

Sanford Kofiiln# Clarence Ball

las Thomas Flovd Porter Leo James

Wm. Thomas Kara Newgent Hermatn Neal DUfriet No. A Jno. M. Sigler Clifford Anderson

Henry Todd

Oscar Perkin*

Frank ("all PHI Mitchell ('has. Da vis

Don Webster

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Bill Bain

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Frank Cull

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Dick Scott

Hurry Lukeabiil Rox Porter Art Hanneman

Le, Brown

Nick CotTmau

Rov Lewi.4

C.lh Prite Dexter Oliv

loNicr (diver Roy Braukhey

Raymomi Phillips

R ty Sallust

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Roy S

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Williams

Carl Darnell Ollie Broom

IMftMrlfet

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J. K. Kauh D. D Kggers O. A Ader

Raleigh MeVay (’laretu <• Pickett Russ. II Sutherlin Herman Zitiim<-*rtnuQ

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Leona

Lloyd Summers

Fred Rof -.85 Gld

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Rush Robinson

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Lnocb Proctor

Henry Myers

Fred Sanford S .nford Smith Charles Smith M. Ivin Sanford

Pete Arthur

Howard peham

Rono LtuVe Kzra Arnold I*e»* Wrlghi I. K Wright

L. C ogle

H. W. Jackson Cecil Nichols

Bert Wright D In H’Me K. H. Moron

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Arnold

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Mr. Hepler

Mr*. Mary Alba ugh Groves Jo.'s Stanger K'.sHeil Plummer Dennis Matthew* Lee Whittaker District To. HI Claude King

Karl Hinkle

Fred Chadd , Ar bur Crawley Willi: Crodinn Lee Brookshire

OH Chadd

Mnntil Bocker

Frank Cook Will Brown

Mr. Johnson Glen Bocker Guy Tilley

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Nelson

Jns. Burk

Dinvid Chavis

Jesse Miller

Floyd Raines John Knauer Kenneth Knauer Jno. Boswell Merl Ricketts cbas. Knauer

Bud Littre!)

Thos. Shetron Wm. Knauer Henry Stinson

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Ben Wells Clifts. Keyt

Garfi*ld Berry

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Seldon Knauer

John Nelson

Karl Johnson Onier Boswell

Robert Dill* D O. Nelson

Wa,. Thomas Rex Hathaway

Sam Henry

K. R. Hartlex Raymond Wright M« rrls Nelson

Ben Henry

Wm. KPel.iorge

Ja.- Nelson

Mrs Wm. Well*

J is Henry It. II Frost Jno. Layman John Skelton ' 'lax Lane

Frank MeAlinden

John Fhflps

John Rcmlng, r

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KJijah Sim la ir

Noah Hunt

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Franklin Tnrr

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Ralph Torr

Jim Hood

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Wm. Nee*

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Rov Die!

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Geo. Fo\

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f!eni > \\ illlams

Ross Allen

Cl lie, Braden Homer Bond

Jns. Sadler

J a *$. Parnetf

Kale Reel .las ' ke,

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Ross .McCullough

John Mason J is Rolling*

Morris jMcCti I lough

inrad J<*

Clyde Sitier Lewis PaleS Win .Miilliiiix K•on Hup 6ln*on Rov Dtoher Paul Align ‘ .M OS,* MeClllloilgli Krwin Mauler

Jas. Allen

Walter Summers

IM Allen

Parley Mien

Wm Nees

Win Johnson Hen McCullough Vollh Haab I’leni Huffman Ra. M<(’ulIoiigh Mel\ in Moss

Ira lift ah

Frank Haab

K N >alty

W m Ba i net I ILrstliel Mc(’ullo»igh Chas. Buttermnn lliduut Jeffries Rov Danhatier Mod, Rissler

John Ra a b W,s Allen

Orv’nl Ha ah J.icoP Young

Pave HaR

Rader Hathawny Vlrgal Morris Lee Oalg Fred Dugan Hay Harper Fvcrdt Logan AID -’d Seboppenhonft Robert Gone J Doutfiltt Fmiiion* Wright Lester Clines

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J, “Be McKamey Uollie Jones L'ur.iett Turner Morris CSpoper p, F Jones ' ernard Johnson

Ren Jones

r.ugen,. Moore Thnd Jong* 11 L Knoll Htisseil <'ooper Joseph Carman Arthur Crawley Shelby Detro Gilbert FeltRt Itlchard Young

Lein Byers Wn Dnv

AHihir Fry Alton Cooper \nbrey Lewis Lewi* Ridgeway Porter 1 unham Wilbur Cooper 14 i Ipb Jnties

Di«trlet So. Ill

f.,»e Whittaker

c.»rlo* Ewing Dan Coo»'er

KutiMsU Duvall

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District >«. 20 George Hurst

Wm. Cooper

Dora Dnv i

Carl Hurst Roy Terrv Ro/ Herbert A\ to. (’ofrtner Glen Ma»*k

Caryb* Hurst

I .Til Hurst

Cecil Strmget

Roy M, Cn»nmn< k ,

Lester l>uacan Harvey Smith

'j*. J. McCain mack

G. C. Pei-ker

Iy* met Maxwell

J. W Odus

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Walter*

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K\an <Mina John Jdnville * 9 John Liiiville Jr. * W,)"d\ Williamson Roy Williamson Elmer (’lltie *» * • ’l\de Williamson ^ Tom Williamson II a rvex Williams D. L Will la tii son Kd Williamson Ftank Davl* I. lniei Ibixls Char lev Wvant P (’ McGIlvem r Clyde Sutherlin Tom WIII hi ins Robert Hamblen \huil Walter* Glendon Herbert ’ p ('Inreucc Jones r Jl r a r.eist#'r Jim William* Rol Walker J. bn Trout I D Williams Fstol O'Conner Gilbert Branneman Ralph Branueman Ai.lirey Lewis Lewis Ridgeway Len us Crawley K;,ri Graham V rn Da' Rev Holton Arthur Fry Kmniett Turner V' \\ Tauiceus Alton Cooper Run Jones Roy Clark Ralph Jones C O Davis Pat Hammond K c grnlth Jess Casslty Henry Hudson Alb- i t William* Albert Riley District No. 24 .1 C. Hi note J.dm Blair Kn aimcl Nolte \\ * ». Johnnori Fraak Baal) Mode Missler lohn Bool) Rav MeCuHough O' \ 111m Raub .tobn Buttermnn Melvin Moss Mrs M< Cullongb fJersehel McCullough Ren McCtlHougli flernuin Dan hear Herbert .TeffrleH

Clem Huffman KwIntr T’taxler Karl MeCullougl

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Karl MeCullough

Raab

bn Mason

John Donald Oswald Rector Hill Burnett

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Kdgor Bex d WILLIAM A. COOPKR Cotmty Auditor.

MONTREAL, (UP)- Births ami deaths ai* on th^ decline in the Province -jf Quelar, accordintf to vital statistics for May- Births numbered 6,425. deaths 2,738-