The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 November 1944 — Page 2

3TTE DAIET RAiKNEB, GREENOASTLE, DfOXANA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER ‘6, f944.

BACK OUR BOYS ON THE FIGHTING FRONTS

SUPPORT THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Republican Press Supports Samuel D. Jackson for GOVERNOR

SAMUEI. D. JACKSON

READ THESE REPUBLICAN EDITORIALS: Farmers Guide "Tii Iho voter* of Indiana ivlume love of nation and *tat«‘ i* greater than their partisanship, \\e oommend the eandidaey of Sam ,la(!>'.an for governor. Of the K puhliean voters We ask if this'is not fhe time to place the stamp of disapproval on machine-made nominations and declare the necessity of pro|»er regard for the pnhlic desire in the seleetion of party tickets. “What could lii' a more eonsch-ntions exereise of snfferage under tlie evisting conditions in Indiana totlay than a liallot for . . , Samuel It. Jackson for governor?" ■ ' "•'t

Evansville Courier "Mr. Jackson stands pledged to carry on the same sort of politics in state government, if elected, that have made the Schricker administration the lii'st government Indiana jieople have enjoyed for more than a quarter of a century Mr. tiates relies upon a combination of political patronage promises to make him goyemor of Indiana. Are we to select a governor of this great state upon tlmt kind of liasis'.’’’

Indianapolis Times

“In public as well as in private life Mr. Jackson has proven himself an able administrator and a man of high integrity. There is every reason to believe that he would bring to the service of this state llic same ipialities that have made him an outstanding success in his profession, and have earned him the respect of Itepuhlieans and Democrats alike in public office He is a man whose record inspire* a high degree of confidence. We sincerely recommend to the voters of Indiana that he lie elected. Evansville Press "Samuel D. Jackson, always highly regarded in Indiana, has earned ail enviable national reputation during his short term in the I lilted states Senate. He has represented the State ably. He’s the kind of a man we are proud to have identified, in any company, as a lloosier .... " \nd so, our vote for governor goes to Senator Sum Jackson. W» earnestly recommend hi* election next Tuesday.”

Sponsored by Sam Jackson for (iovernor Citizen* Committee, Ft. Wayne, Indiana.

Vote for BEN F. DAVIS

FOR

TREASURER

Putnam County

Election November 7

To The Voters And Citizens Of Putnam County

Tomorrow you will elect a Judge of the 1‘iitnam Circuit Court to serve for the next six years. This is the most important office in the county, and tile one who is lies! qualified to fill this office should Is- elected.

We ask the voters of the County to seriously consider the qualifications of each candidate — as to judicial temperament, age and experience as a lawyer. Judge John II. Alice, the candidate on the Kc'piildi ,> nn ticket, is 5;> years of age, has practiced law here for 30 years, and was appointed judge by (iovernor Schricker in January, 1914, since which time he has served as judge to the complete satisfaction of all who have had any legal matters before him. This will lie attested to by every lawyer who has been before him.

Judge'Alice is a native of Putnam County and has lived here all his life. He Is the son of the late John I*. Alice, who was one of the leading lawyers of lids and surrounding Counties.

Judge Alice Is a veteran of World War I. If you wish to vote for the one who is the best qualified to he Judge of the Putnam Circuit Court on account of legal attainments, mature judgment, age and experience, vote for Judge Alice. (A piditieal advertisement contributed by the friends of Judge Alice).

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MULUNIX CANDIDATE FOR County Commissioner PUTNAM COUNTY DEMOCRAT TICKET Tuesday, November 7th

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(Ffc. Donald E. Worrell, son nf Mrs. Rose L. Worrell, and member of the famous Second Ranger Batallion, has been hospitalized at the (Army’s Deshon General Hospital at Butler, Pa. for injuries he received in overseas duty in England. Eleven months of his ^lacticuUy four years service in the ‘army, have been overseas. Fvt. Howard Earl is spending a 15 day delajj enroute at the home of his mother And the home of his wife’s parents. Pvt. Earl recently graduated as a B-29 flight engineer from the engineers school at Lowry Field irj Denver. He also graduated from B-29 factory school at Boeing in Seattle, Wash. Ho will report back to Lincoln, Neb. November 11,

Your Support Appreciated

VOTERS OF PUTNAM COUNTY ELECT REXELL A BOYD JUDGE OF THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT (OHtT

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P. E. O. will meet at 2:30 p. m. on Wednesday, November 8th, with Mrs. | Fred Ritchie, 718 east Seminary I street. Morris S. Hunter of the U. S. N. R, has been transferred from Calii fornia to the V-12 Unit at the UniI versity of Notre Dame. Warren Lear, is home on furlough ■ visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Walter Lear. He is enroute to Camp Hood, Texas. Sgt. and Mrs. Stanley E. Staley who have been spending a 10 day | visit with home folks left Friday for i Fort Myers, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Sanford and son Jerry Gene, formerly of Greencastle have purchased and newly fur1 nished a home at N. W. 4th Terrace Miami, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Chambers and daughter, Sandra Lee and Mrs. Marjorie Hagen from Indianapolis ! spent the week end with their pari ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cox. Miss Mary Louise Reynolds, who is employed with the Western Union at Huntingburg, is spending a two weeks vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds and family. George Franklin Zimmerman, son of Private and Mrs. Otha Zimmerman was admitted to the Riley hospital for Mastoid treatments, Wednesday afternoon. Oscar Wells is reported seriously ill at the home of his sister, Mrs. Fred Lancaster, Franklin street. Mrs. Claris Terril and Miss Mary Grace McCullough of Indianapolis were week-end guests of Mrs. Floy McCullough. Corporal James H. Hurst, son of Mr. and Mra. H. C. Hurst of Cloverdale. R 1 has completed his orientation course at an air service command station, somewhere in England, designed to bridge the gap between training in the States and combat soldiering against the enemy in France.

SOCIETY NEWS Bessie Reynolds Bride Of .Inhn Tharp Miss Bessie Reynolds of Indianapolis and John Tharp of Greencastle were united in marriage Saturday morning at 11 o’clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Meek near Putnamville, with Elder S. F. Fisher j officiating. The couple was accompanied by Herbert and Flo.ence Meek. After the ceremony a lovely dinner was served at the noon hour. Mr. and Mrs. Tharp will leave on a wedding trip to California and wh visit Mrs Tharp’s brother in Oregon. Mrs. Tharp has been employed as bookkeeper at the Allis-Chalmers Co., of Indianapolis for the past two years. Mr. Tharp is a well known barber. After their return from the West, they will make their home in Greencastle. *!• -1- -I* Chora! Union To Mwt Tuesday Thq DePauw -Greencastle Choral Union will meet in Mehnrry Hall on Tuesday at 7:00 p. m. •I* -1- + Morning Musiealo To Meet Wednesday The Greencastle Morning Musicale will meet Wednesday morning, November 8th, with Miss (Nclda Werneke. Anniversary Over-Tlie-Ton-C u|w»^< liih To Mwt Tuesday Over-The-Tea-Cups will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Fred W. Hixson, east Seminary street. Mrs. Fred Starr will have charge of the program. 4- 4- 4- 4Good Cheer (Tub To Mix'd Thursday The Good Cheer Club will meet with Mrs. George Bailey, Thursday, November 9th, at 1:30 o'clock. -»j«- -•j*H. E. Culture (Tub To .Meet Wednesday The Home Economics Culture Club will meet with Mrs. William Crawley, 1014 south Indiana street, Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Please bring Christmas gift ideas to this

War time conditions and the duties of my office have made a personal visit to all voters of the county impossible, but your support in the selection of a Judge of our Court will be appreciated. If elected, I pldege the Citizens of Putnam County a fair and impartial administration of justice based upon my experience as a practicing trial attorney and legal official of our State and County. In selection of a Judge for our Court I invite the voters of this county to inspect my record and qualifications as an attorney and legal official and to cast their vote upon the basis of these qualifications. REXELL A. BOYD Democratic Candidate for Judge Putnam Circuit Court.

VOTE for WILLIAM BOATRIGHT REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR Licensed Professional Engineer Graduate of Purdue University School of Civil Engineering Sixteen Years Experience with State Highway Commission of Indiana. Veteran of World War II Your Supixirt on Novemlwr 7 Will Be Appreciated.

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(Mrs. Thod) AUDITOR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE ★ Wife of Veteran of World War I Mother of Serviceman World War II Qualified by Experience and Training for the office.

YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED

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