The Lamar register., 1920-08-04
REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY
Large Gathering of County kepubli-
can Voters Designates Candi-
dates for the Primary.

Ht IepuDllSdH county aSScAiuiy Aiet
at the court house last Monday morn
ing with large delegation present from
all sections of the county in spite OF
the fearful damage done to all the
roads by tremendous rains of Sunday
night and Monday morning. By after
noon practically every precinct was full
ly represented and over one hundred
delegates besides many spectators
were present. The numbers and char
acter of the representative citizens
from I'll sections in attendance attest
ed the deep interest felt by all voters
in the great issue to be settled at the
polls in November and is forerunner
OF a great republican victory.
The convention was called TO order
at 1890 by Secretary +. NJ. Wilson OF
the county committee, and Judge Gran
by Hillyer was elected temporary
chairman and I. g. Demary secretary.
On motion the chair appointed COM
nittees on credentials, order OF bust
ness and permanent organization, res
olutions, and selection of delegates.
Recess was then taken until 200 p.
On reconvening at 2:3O the chair
called for the report of the credentials
committee which was made by the
chairman, J. +. Pinkham as follows:
Lamar No. &c. T. Knuekey, Clyde
Cook, NJ. c. Wyatt, Z. X. Jones, f. L.
Pike. J. T. kirkpatrick, V. NJ. Hovis,
W. L. Fisher. A. N. Parrish, Herschel
Horn, W. h. Fee, j. o. Stream, Chas.
Owen, C. Z. Goodale.
Holly No. 2-W. c. Simpson. Joseph
Barscher, Frank Sears, A. p. Knuckey.
A. w. Hornbeck. c. E. Fortney.
Granada No. 3-John Bressler, E. c.
Gee, ]. W overstreet, II. NJ. Noble.
J. L. Mayfield, c. c. Smeltz, w. X.
Waldo.
Lamar No. &C. Ray Strain, E. NJ.
Whitaker, W. b. Gordon. CRANKY Hill
lyer, F. Nj. Wilson. Geo. A Watson,
II. c. Byrnes, T. j. Sayler, Paul Den
ming, q. b. Merrill. Ray Adams. G. ii.
Russell, Fred Marx.
Carlton No. 5-Geo. l.. Penley. NJ.
J. MeMillin. J. II. Larrick, Geo. L.
Case, S. A Crary, W. Z. Hammond,
Clifford Spore. o. G. Bogusch.
May Valley No. 6--w. p. James,
Herbert Heath. Geo. w Leasure, L. l..
Van Ginkel, Tom Hover, A. p. Preston
NJ. Robertson, Ray McGrath.
Wiley No. w. II. Blosser, F. f.
Durham, H. NJ. Ackers, Guy Fire
baugh, W. X. Henry, c. II. March, W.
G. Buxton.
Lamar. No. s-Allyn Cole, Roy Hol-
bert, John Y. Brown, J. r. o'Donnell,
d. B. Kinkaid.
Bristol No. g-J. X. Gordon, w. L.
Young. w. II. Walters, II. L. Moran,
J. A. Puntenney. Geo. Zellers, L. IL
Boyle, W II. Gordon.
Northway No. l0-G. w. harn, A. ).
Crowder, John Wilton. C. W. Down
ing, Hardy Pilloud.
Hartman No. 1T. L. Sallee, u.
W Sherman, Chas. Hinton, ]. r.
Pinkham, C. W. Shafer, A. James, u.
S. Ackers, Estes Sallee.
Webb, No. &c. d. Thompson,
Mrs. C. D. Thompson. Chas. Lewis
William Coates.
Holly No. l3-T. G. Demary, X. A.
shanner, |. n. Swafford, Otto Nc
Murtry, F. H. Allen, S. NJ. Bragg, j.
A. Pierce, Ed Haberstroh, c. Z. Christ
opher, Sam Smith, F. w. Smith, q. L.
Shive, Z. A. Northrupp.
Lamar No. l4-W. o. Davis, Frank
Strain. Claude Swink, Mark Reeves,
Cora R. Strain, Guy Gilbert, Geo. Gus
ter.
Lamar No. Isl. A. Mcdowell, }.
A. Rourke, Edison Snyder, Ray H.
Shuts, ]. E. Baker, Sam Driskll' Ger
aid Creaghe.
Next in order Chairman W. b. Cor
don of the committee on permanent Or
sanization and order of business re-
ported making the temporary orsanl-
cation permanent and the designation
of candidates for various positions TO
be filled at the primary election re
ports of committees on resolutions and
delegates, as the order OF business