The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 April 1942 — Page 4

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DON Red BARRY LYNN MERRICK

DON’T MISS CHAPTER 2 OF “SPY SMASHERS”

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Official Fight Pictures WAS thk referee right In Stopping The Fight “JOE LOUIS & SIMON”

Political Calendar

Democratic Primary

For Sheriff ROBERT D. PATTON GEOROE “BUCK” WEBSTER

For Clerk ROBERT E. BLACK HARRY E. ALLAN PALL J. COLEMAN

For County Surveyor ARTHUR PLUMMER

Prosecuting Attorney REXELL A. BOYD ROY C. SUTHERUN

IN .MEMORY In memory of our father, Orlando Gorham, who passed away ten years ago today, April 9. Loving father, so dear, so rare. The trials he had so few could bear. He never complained, he struggled on, TUI Jesus called and took him home. Sadly missed toy ail, Mrs. Grace Walts.

DRAFT NUMBERS (ConfIniH'd from Prior* Owet T- 262 10533 Jesse Richardson, Greencastle 10534 Frederick Claude (VJusore, Greenoastle 10535 Donald B Inge, Russellville Charles Atmus Marseller, Russellville Max Summers Smith, Greencastle

T- 230

T- 879

T- 918 10536-T-1114 10537

T- 642 10538—Eligha Jacob Jackson, Putnam ville T- 245 10639—Jesse Elmore, Clove rd ale T- 785 10540—Walter Merle Allen, Roachdale T- 383 10541—Oscar Sheril Girton, Greencastle T- 295 10542—W llar.l Sanford Garrett, Greencastle T- 65 10543—Oonra l Ray Clearwaters, Fillmore T- 799 10544- -Charles Daniel Toney, Baintoridge T- 153 10545—Charles Herschel Cooper, Clloverdale T- 175 10546—Earl Annis Nichols,

Republican Primary

For Sheriff BEN PACE PAUL GRIMES

For Mayor PAUL N. WRIGHT WILLIAM D. JAMES For County Assessor BEN F. DAVIS FRANK E. COOPER Commissioner First District GUY R. SHEPHERD BUFORD L. FALL

For Joint Senator O. BRUCE LANE

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Joint State Representative

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Owen and Putnam CoiintieH

T-1138 10552—Ellis Venders,

BENOS H. RICHARDS

Cloverdale

T- 174 10553—Harmon Arthur

Coatesvillo

Hann, Reelsville

T- 61 10547—Earl William Alor-

T- 232 10554—Claude Russell Mon-

gan, Reelsville

nett, Cloverdale

T- 268 10548—Henry Milton Os-

T-1094 10555—Nadean Arden Sil-

bum, Bainbridge

lery, Greencastle

T- 97 10549—Claude Sirmuel Silk-

T- 950 10556—Nelson Roy Hoover,

wood, Greencastle

Roachdale

T- 127 10550—George Washington

T- 696 10557—Lawrence Melvin

Bailey, Greencastle

Shinn. Brazil

T- 335 10551—Logan Pate Jack-

T- 60 10558—Ray Williamson,

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SPECUL SUIKUY 9c IMtAIN COUNTER • Furniture Polish • Rubber Sponges • Bronzes • Roof Cement • Cleaners • Floor Wax And dozena of othar items for the annual Spring Cl.an-Up and Paint-Up!

Pastime Enamel Eaiy to apply. Past to dry. Qt. 5 JIT

KANT-SCAR Floor Varnish Gloss, Egg SMI or Dull Finish. Qt. 99 c

INTERIOR FINISHES Interior Gloss

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SPECIAL! Regular 20c, 30-inch Plastic Papers DISTRIBUTORS OF IMPERIAL Washable WALLPAPER

Cloverdale t- 3ig-" ieeoe« f , crcn i "eiytie Htmcr, Fillmore T- 952 10560—James Milton Abbott, Greencastle T-1004 10561—Ve Donald Girton, Greencaatle T-1007 10562 -Bumess Winfield Fletcher, Greencas-

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T-1115 10563—Perry Jeptha McMurtry, Baintoridge T- 676 10564—Oliver Dewey Stultz, Greencastle T-1032 10565—Dan Adrams, Cloverdale T- 480 10566- Ross Leon Estep, Greencastle T- 654 10567—Clarence Hood, Roachdale T- 219 10568- Charles Farger Renfro, Putnamville T- 496 10569- Harry Bruno Mann, Greencastle T- 966 10570—J. Frank Meek, Greencastle T- 168 10571—Paul Edward Foxx, Greencastle T-1080 10572—George Clark Herbert, Reelsville T- 502 10573—William Smyth Oliver, Fillmore T- 906 10574—James Robert Nichols, Greencastle T- 302 10575—Wilfred Wayne Harmless, B^lnbridge T- 870 10576—Elza Roy Addy, Reelsville T- 189 10577—John Isaac Beaman, Reelsville T- 774 10578—Willis Johnson Weesnej, Greencas-

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T- 81 10579—Otis Franklin Bell, Greencastle T- 450 10580—Forest Mace Aker, Reelsville T- 374 10581—William N. L. McMullen, Roachdale T- 683 10582—Gilbert Gettis Heath, Greencastle T- 666 10583—William Dewey Simpson, Roachdale T- 826 10584—Walter Donald Lear, Greencastle T- 811 10585—Voshel True Frazier, Cloverdale T- 327 10586—Goldie Lawrence Kennedy, Cloverdale T-1089 10587—Charles Loyd Hurst Cloverdale T- 135 10588—Virgil Eugene Branneman, Greencastle T- 913 10589—Donald Clyde Hyten, Bainbridge T- 767 10590—William Henry Lockwood, Greencastle T- 817 10591—Harold Francis Williams, Greencastle T- 721 10592—Clyde Lawrence Wlatt, Greencastle T- 812 10593—Perry Merllll Rush, Greencastle T- 695 10594—Walter Leo Feld, Greencastle T- 989 10595—Jesse Ayler Coffin, Greencastle

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T- 959 10596- James Gilbert Bainbrdige T- 263 10597—Forest Everett Gardner, Greeno tie T-1038 10598 -George Oscar ure. Jr., Greena T- 581 10599- Paul Herbert Greencastle T- 134 10600—Grover Ancen Vaughan, Cloven

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