The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 November 1948 — Page 4

1HC DAILY BANNLR, URLLMCAbUE, INDIANA, TUESDAY,

STATIONED WITH \KWV WITH THE EIGHTH U. S ARMY IN NAGAI, JAPAN Ptlvatc Robort B Perry recently aiTived in Japan to serve witli

the U. S. Army in the occupation. Pvt. Perry, son of Mr. and Mis. Sylvia Hinkle, 513 Bloomington St., Greejicastle, Indiana, has been assigned to duty with Headquarters Troop, 1st Cavalry Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division.

Pvt. Perry's new duties will consist of security guard, patrolling and general occupational requirements, in the densely populateu Tokyo-Yokohama area. Pvt. Perry enlisted for service May 21. 1948, undergoing

basic training at Kent Knox, Kentucky. Prior to enlisting Pvt. Perry attended Greencastle High School.

l itI'NfH ORGANIST fruntinued freni I'nae One) voice recital. 8:15 p. m., Meharry Hall. Novembci 30, Professor Gin

Everybody who has tried them will vote tor Hurst’*

DAIRY PRODUCTS GET IT FROM YOUR GROCER OR CALL 805-W FOR DELIVERY.

NEW LOCATION FOOT SPECIALIST

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I have moved my office to the Alamo occupied by Dr. V- Earle W iseman.

tOMPLETE LINE OF WOMEN'S SHOES

DR.

G. W. McCLINTOCK PHONE 10i>8

Sherman, piano recital. 8:15 pm„ Meharry Hull. December 8, Mildred Routt, voice recital. 8:15 p. m„ Meharry

Hall.

December 9, Orchestra Con-

cert. Herman Berg, conductor.

8:15 p. m., Meharry Hall. December 10. Music Chapel

Rami Franklin Inglis. conductor sheriffs from two to four yearr. 10 a m Meharry Hall. likewise was before the voters. December 14 "The Messiah,"J The Hoosier .Democrats conthe Choral Union, George Gove,; eluded their uphill battle with a conductor, 8 p. ni„ Gobin church'rousing radio broadcast ovei December 15, Student Recital ! numerous stations last night.

1 State and congressional nominees and M.ayor A1 Feeiney ot

Indianapolis were speakers.

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SEE LLOYD McVEY 7 Arlington St. or Call 51 for Appointment

AT PUBLIC AUCTION 75 Head Poland China Hogs BOARS AND GILTS Monday, November 8th., 1948 At The 4-H Club Building In CRAWF0RDSV3LLE Starting at 7:30 1*. M. These are ehniee spring hoars and gilts, out of Desired No. I>!l. a grandson of Armistice and (iritiid Pioneer. I think this is the most uniform lot we have ever had, following 30 years experience in the business. They are the kind the butcher likes to have, and offer l-H Clubbers a fine chance to get some <mtstanding animals. HOMER C. GOFF Xi'ctlonccrs: DAZEY, HENTHORN AND GLOVER Clerks. EDW ARDS AND FLETCHER.

1,700.00 VOTERS

(Cuntlniicit from l-i.iie «»■•*•» ing. She is Mrs. Cecil M. Harden, of Covington, GOP national committeewoman from this state, who seems to be ahead of

her Democratic opponent » tate ; Staub Plumbin Senator Jack O'Grady, of Terre ^ £ Haute , . .u , ! Phillips 66 Indications are that the in- ^ Daj cun,bents will triumph | Adams & Ryan

Moose No. 1

BOWLING NEWS

maining congressional

They are:

First, Congressman Ray J. Madden, Gary, Democrat, overj Theodore Sendak, Gary, Repub-j

Itcan.

Second, Majority Ix-ader Chas. | A. Halleck, Rensselaer, Repub-1 iican, over city Judge Theodore J. Smith. Lafayette, Democrat. Third, Congressman Robert A, Grant. South Bend, Republican, over former State Senator Thurman C. Cook, South Bend, Demo-

crat.

Fourth, Congressman George W. Gillie, Fort Wayne. Republican, over Edward H. Kruse. Jr., Fort Wayne, World War II veteran and attorney. Democrat.

Republican,

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3 Doris Elmore,

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Harness. Kokomo, over John R. Walsl attorney, Democrat.

Ninth. Congressman Earl| (-Curfew) Wilson, Huron, Re-i

publican, over Christopher D 1 PUTNAM CO. FIN BUSTERS Moritz, Seymour attorney andj LEAGUE former secretary to the late' W I. Senator Frederick Van Nuys, White Way 19 2 Democrat. Tractor Specialties 15 Tenth, Congressman Ralph Laundry Ease 12 f Harvey, New Castle. Republican Culligan's 12 f over Robert C. Oliver .Winches- Angwell Rufflers 7 K ter. attorney and World War II Angwell Cutters 7 11 veteran, Democrat. (Angwell Pancllers 6 1( The voters also are choosing Angwell Finishers 6 If

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AGAIN WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE: AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS Wednesday, Nov. 3,19481 At 12:30 P. M. the location is Washington and Arl-1 ington streets, Greencastle, Indiana. All lots are large, of suitable size for ranch type home without the “crowded in” feeling. A sufficient number of lots will be offered for sale to meet the individual needs. May we suggest to those wishing to purchase. To come early and walk over property prior to sale. Mr. Fred S. Patterson and Mr. Lloyd B. McVey, 1 contractors,

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Will be on the property day of sale. Please do not hesitate to ask them any questions relative to your horn: building problems. A. C. COOPER, Owner. ALTON HURST, Auctioneer IN EVENT CF RAIN SALE WILL BE HELD SUCCEEDING DAY NOVEMBER 4, 1948.

car dollars Talk Big WHEN YOU TALK QOVGS. ^

If you’ve an eye for solid value, you’ll like what you sec when you take a look at today’s big feature-rich Dodge. There’s no better time than now to learn first hand just how much Dodge gives you for your money today. Check the many Dodge features that mean easier riding and driving . . . longer

engine life . . . greater dependability . . . lower cost maintenance. Yes, there’s a mighty big story in Dodge value today ... a story that’s too big to miss! Why not drop around at your Dodge dealer’s and sec for yourself how hig your new-car dollar talks when you talk Dodge!

YOU GET THESE DODGE FEATURES AT NO EXTRA COST • gyrol Fluid Driva • Safety Rim Wheels • Super-Cushion Tires • Hotchkiss Drive • Chair-Height Seats • Floating Power • Safe-Guard Hydraulic Brakes • ‘‘Eosy-lift’’ Trunk Lid • “Hush-Point" Body Mountings ■ Coil Front Springs • ilypoid Rear Axle • Safety Steel Body • Airplane Type Hydraulic Shock Absorbers

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