The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 November 1944 — Page 4

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OBITTAET Pfc. Francis L. Boswell of Co. L. 151st Infr. .'18th Div. was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boswell. He was born June 2$ta 1914. He entered the service of his cjuntry Apr.l 12, 1941. He served at Camp Shelby Miss., Camp Carrabelle, Kla., Ft. Benning Ua., Camp Livingston La., Hawaii and New Guinea. He returned to his home land in San Francisco Cal., Oct. 14th and was rushed to Louisville Ky., where an unsuccessful brain tumor operation was performed and where he succumbed. He has been ill since he landed in New Guinea. His l.vxly arrived home in Greencastle Oct. 27th accompanied by T Sgt. General W. Brandaw of Ohio. He is survived by his parents, six brothers and one sister. Wilbur of South Bend, Howard. Rockville, Bry-

an and Cioyd of Vancouver, W ish , tra Green. ;-Sile, S'Sgt. Kenneth o* U. S. Air Force Panama: and MrW. D. Merrithu of Chicapi. Like a ship that’s left its mooring And sails bravely out to sea, So some one dear has sailed away In calm serenity; But there’s promise of greater joy Toan earth could have in store, For God has planned a richer life Beyond the unseen sl.-ire. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all the relatives, neighbors and fr.ends for t "‘ir kind ness during our sorrow. Also the undertakers Mr. and Mrs. McCurry, Rev. Skelton, Maurice Keriey the soloist, the War Mother ; Club an'! the Greencastlc A.t.i rican L' a Post. Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Boswell ana family.

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spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Joy Cummings. Mr. and Mrs. George Robertson of Indianapolis visited Mrs. Mary Cox

dianapolis is spending this week witn over the week end.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heber spent Sunday at Knightsville visiting Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Joy Cummings. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Stone was dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heber Tuesday. Mrs. Fraue n Underwood, Miss •1 Sm ; md Jerry Rowings of m :: ;t!e und Mis. Mary Owens ■pent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and ■a. Robert Burks and daughter Anna Mae. Mr. and Mrs. Dona von Heber and 1 ughter.-: Vivian Mae and Ruth Ann pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Gentry and son Charley of Reelsville. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heber .and Mrs. Robert Burks and daughter Anna Mae was in Indianapolis Fri-

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Heber’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Wallace.

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OBITI’AKV Frank Riley will known resident of Greencastle, Indiana, died Saturday noon. October 14, 1941, at his home on Bloomington street. He had been in ill health for the past several yettrs, Mr. Riley was born in Putnam county Jan. 6, 1870 and spent his entire life in this comm jnity. He has been in the hatdwa .o basin- ; 3 for the past 56 years. Surviving are the wife, two brot 1ers, Raymond of Greencastle arj John of Kentucky: four nephews an.I

two niecec of Greencastle; two stepsons, five step-grandchildren of East * Chicago, Indiana. j CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks to the friends and relatives for their help in assisting me in my ; husband’s sickness and death. Also 1 want to thank all those who sent I the lovely flower offerings. Mrs. Frank Riley Don’t Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH

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FIGHTING AGAINST Communism, Browderum and Hillmanism — against regimentation of labor, the farmer and business — against dictatorship and one-man government — against secret treaties — against sixteen years of one-man rule — against Roosevelt and the New Deal. RGHTING FOR Plenty of jobs and fair wages — an oppor* trinity for the farm hand and the tenant farmer to own his own farm — for a fair price for the farmer — for quick return of our fighting men — for everlasting peace in the world — for clean government by law instead of presidential order — for destruction of the Washington bureaucracy.

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Clean House k Washington! Clean House From Top To Bottom! Indiana Republicans have given you the best legislative record in twenty years. Seven millions and more in tax reduction — by careful saving built up a reserve fund of more than $40,000,000 against possible postwar depression — administered all the administrative oTices of state government in a highly satisfactory manner — forced good government in Indiana through legislative enactment — reduced the gross income tax on retailers — passed the merit law covering thousands of state employees — reduced the state property tax — created bi-partisan boards for all state institutions and the state police force — destroyed the vicious liquor racket and the infamous 2% Club. This record can and will be continued under Ralph If. Gates, nominee for governor, and splendid candidates for the legislature, and a full state ticket Republican Nominees For State Offices—1944

United States Senator, Long Term HOMER E. CAPEHART United States Senator, Short Term WILLIAM E. JENNER Governor RALPH F. GATES Lieutenant Governor RICHARD T. JAMES Secretary of State RUE J. ALEXANDER

Auditor of State A. V. BURCH Treasurer of State

FRANK T. MILLIS

Attorney General

JAMES A. EMMERT

Superintendent of Public Instruction

CLEMENT T. MALAN Supreme and Appellate

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Judge of Supreme Court, First District FRANK E. GILKISON Judge of Supreme Court, Third District HOWARD S. YOUNG Judge of Supreme Court, Fifth District OLIVER STARR Judge of Appellate Court, First District FRANK HAMILTON Judge of Appellate Court, Second District DAN C. FLANAGAN

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