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

THE DAILY BANNEI, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1944.

HERE’S A DANDY CHATEAU AAidnite Show Saturday Sunday Thru Thursday THRILL TO THEIR EXPLOITS... —in training, .. .in action ...and in love!

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FRANK McHUGH • BARTON MacLANE

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ELECT PAUL GRIMES Sheriff OF PUTNAM COUNTY Republican Candidate An expe teed officer of 1 ♦[.. Law!

Overseas Veteran of First World War!

A former Business Man ★ A Firm Believer In Justice for all! YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED. (Paid Political Adv.)

VONCASTLE

LAST SHOWING TODAY

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morning: Raymond Ljsby was reelt. te<l superintendent; Herschell Knetzer. assistant superintendent; Mary Jane Morehart Jecietary; Me*’ribeth Knetzft, treasurer; Doy’.e Pickett, librarian; Vera Jean Ross, assistant; song leaders. Geraldine Morehart. Jane Salmon and Peggy Arnold. Thirty members and their families of tlie Truth Seekers class of the Christian church enjoyed a masquerade party on the evening of Oct. 27

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe I Pickett. Mrs. Charlie Snodgrass had | the devotions. Mrs. A. L. Walden | had charge of the entertainment. Dainty refreshments in keeping with the season were served. After a delightful evening spent together the class adjourned to meet in November with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Dishy near Coatesville. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shuck very quietly observed their 56th wedding anniversary Nov. 1.

FLOYD Ji HEMMER

Democratic Candidate FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

• 'nartingX '• MARJORIE , REYN OIOS

DENNIS 0 KEEFE RAIL PATRICK MISCHA AUER CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD

■nil LIE I0WMAN JOHN HUBBARD UNIT LAMBERT

ll* IINNIE BARNES'

with MAHCH OF TIME and AIX STAR MUSICAL MASTER BAND.

COMING SATURDAY MID-NITE SUNDAY & MONDAY Matinee and Nite And Tuesday Nite

Hawks Defeated By Bees, 30-23 Russellville had to come from behind Friday night on their home floui to defeat their old county high senool rival, the Roachdale Hawks, jA-23 in the first basketball till of the season for bo til teams. The Hawks held a 12 to 6 advantage over the Bees at the half, due mostly to the 6 field goals registsred by Hutchings, veteran forward. He also dropped in 6 free throws for a

total of 18 points.

Russellville, led by Perry, forward and Clodfeltei, guard, kept plugging away and finally forged into th. lead and went on to win the contest. In a curtain raiser, the Russellville reserves downed the Roachdale

B team, 22 to 18.

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gium an ! India, brasses and coppers cogntant,

from India, Jerusalem and Tibbet; pott y from Italy and Normandy; dolls from Mexico; early colonial glass; hand painted china and organdy; Berta pictures. 4-lt

and person.

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COI RSE IN WAR CONTRACTS

CHICAGO (UP)—The first war-1 contract termination course in the i Chicago area has been inaugurated ! at Illinois Institute of Technology. | Classes meet two evenings a week for 10 weeks and are designed especially for contract officers, ac-

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with NEWS & GOLDILOCKS AND JIVING BEARS

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vvebb, Indiar.- j apolis, were week end visitors cf Mr. j and Mis. Oliver Coffin. Mrs. Della Smyth was a Thursday visitor of her son. Herschell Smythe and family of Coatesville. Mrs. A. J. Cox who visited last | week with her two sons and Mrs. _ Ruby Robinson, returne Saturday to j her home in Detroit, Mich.' j Mrs. Emma Morgan was hostess ; I to the Home Economics Club Oct. 27, Jat an all day meeting. A delicious I pitch-in dinner w as served to a numjber of members and guests. Miss I Lucile Smith, home demonstration agent, gave the lesson on mending. Mrs. Ruth Sutherlin had the entertainment which was won by Mrs. Daisy Williamson. Response to roll call was a white elephant exchange. The revival will begin at the Chiistian church Sunday, Nov. 5. Mrs. Lou Reece spent the week end at Coatesville with Mrs. Mary Starr. i Mrs. Ella Ader spent from Friday until Monday with her daughtqt. Mrs. Robert Coffman and familynear Cloverdale.

Officials: Anson and Tharp. Bainbridge made its 1944-45 debut Friday evening, entertaining New Winchester and winning to the tune

of 26 to 11.

Cloverdale and Belle Union also! tangled Friday, down in Clover teiritory. and as was expected these two old rivals :;taged a thriller. Reports were that Cloverdale won by

the close sc: e of 25 to 24.

At Peat I O Hair's Side Walk Bi1 zaar on Wednc day. Nov. 8, from 10 a. m. to 5 p. n: will be many love'.y j gifts on display including Chinese | embroidery, han blocked hangings I and table covers . tom Holland, Bel-

OLIS G. JAMISON Democratic Candidate for Congress Sixth District of Indiana Election Tuesday, November 7, 1944 I. An educator for seventeen years. Taught in rural distriet and Linton schools. Principal of lailiiiratory School, Indiana State Teachers College.

SANFORD ROMINE CANDIDATE JointRepresentative PUTNAM - OWEN DEMOCRAT Tuesday, November 7th.

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2. A veteran of the lirsl World War, serving overseas for thirteen months. 3. Born and reared on a farm. Between elementary, high school and college he worked on the farm and in a brick yard to pay his expenses through school. I. He served in the SeventyFifth General Assembly where his record proves his loyalty to labor.

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FLOAT) J. HEMMER

This Office Carries With It The Duties Of Commissioner Of Ag riculture

Floyd Hummer is an experienced farmer and public spirited citizen. As presiding officer of the Indiana Senate and head of the State’s Agricultural Dpartment, these responsibilities would be in experienced, capable hands. We Urge Support Of This Citizen Of Putnam County!

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THIS ADVERTISEMENT DONATED BY PUTNAM FRIENDS OF FLOYD J. HEMMER.

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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE For JUDGE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COUIt ★ Present Judge of Putnam Circuit Court ★ 30 Years Active Practice of Law in Pu tnal,, ★ Veteran of World War I