Party chiefs close primary as fall races loom in Indiana
Democratic State Chairman Billy K Trisler said the workload remains heavy after a record low turnout primary. Incumbents dominated, with 11 renominated and three defeated in token challenges. Allegations of fraud surfaced in Lake County delaying returns as Crumpacker, Crane, Deckard and Heiss clinched nominations in the 1st, 6th, 8th and 5th districts. Local GOP divisions surfaced in Marion County with sheriff race upheaval.
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Arty
Stafus
Billy K. Trisler
Lake County
GOP
Joseph Kotso
Owen B. Crumpacker
Hammond
Jerome Riskin
Kotso
Adam Benjamin
Damian J. Santay
Whiting
David Crane
H. Joel Deckard
Max Heiss
Crane
Indianapolis
Skip Lange
Martinsville
David Evai
Deckard
Evansville
David A. Koehler
Vanderburgh County
David 0. Cornwell
Bruce Melchert
Marion
Philip J. Sanders
Lee Eads
Indiana primary reshapes legislature amid chaotic results
Incumbent lawmakers face large turnover as Indiana voters cast ballots for all 100 House seats and half the Senate seats. Several Democrats and Republicans were unseated in a chaotic primary, including veteran figures in Jasper, Charlestown, and Muncie, while the ERA debate and right to decency bills shaped candidates' fates.
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House
Senate
Death notices from Madison County area on various individuals
Obituaries list numerous Madison County residents including Helen Martens 88 of Cincinnati Ave joining First Baptist Church with services at Harold E Rozzelle Funeral Home and Maplewood Cemetery burial. Others include Loral J Green 74 Highlands Ave died at Community Hospital and burial at Frankton Cemetery, John Wilford Janes II 59 former Keg N Bottle and Southside stores obituary with Elks rites, Laura M Scott 72 Pendleton real estate broker, Lulu M Binford 86 Fishers obituary with church rites, Kathryn Pierce 85 of Alexandria died in Piqua Ohio, and James H Apple 79 Greenfield retired farmer funeral at Pasco Memorial Mortuary.
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Helen Martens
Switzer Flelene
Alaine Martens
Cincinnati Ave
First Baptist Church
Friends May Martens
Harold E. Rozzelle
James Harless
Maplewood Cemetery
Clyde Johnston
Hard E. Rozelle Funeral Home
Lloyd Lambert
Frankton
Ellis
Minnie Holsinger
First Brethren Church
Middletown
Lapel
Anderson
Guide Lamp
Otterbein United Methodist Church
UAW
Howard
Mary) Whiteaker
Loral T. Green
Lawrence
Caroline) Brattin
Rocky Mt
N.C
John W. Green
Indianapolis
Roy (Opal) Musselman
Noblesville
Harold E. Rozelle
Memorial Park Cemetery
Vonn W. Janes
John Wilford Janes II
Winter Haven
Florida
Mattoon
Ill
Trinity Episcopal Church
Anderson Elks
Mary Jane
Roger
Sherry) Curry
Lithia Springs
James
Coral) Hackleman
John W. Janes
Laura Scott Pendleton
Laura M. Scott
Ralph Scott
Rt. 3
Madison County
Lulu Bintora Fishers
Hamilton County
Lulu M. Binford
Fishers
Riverview Hospital
Fishers United Methodist Church
Coaltrin
Randall and Roberts
Bernice Pearce
Emerson Binford
Mary Alice Taylor
Bradenton
Kathryn Fierce Alexandria
Alexandria
Kathryn M. Pierce
Piqua
Ohio
Alexandria Paper Company
Church of God
Karl M. Kyle
Dwight McCurdy
Jones Cemetery
Yorktown
James Apple Greenfield
Rt. 1
Fortvile
James H. Apple
Greenfield
Hancock County
Eden United Methodist Church
Helen
Noble G. Apple
Pendleton
Pasco Memorial Mortuary
Park Cemetery
Local races ebb and flow as long-time lawmakers seek new terms
In a tense campaign, Kennedy and Hayes share six two-year House terms while Piper Bruggenschmidt and Lewis hold Senate posts. Sympathetic votes are noted by Boys, amid nominations from former officials like Handion Jr Seyfried VanArsdale Grills Pizzo and Worman. Indianapolis tied to a student’s bid after Kiritsis kidnap defense success.
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Kennedy
Hayes
House
Murakowski
Piper
Senate
Bruggenschmidt
Lewis
Piper W
Natural Resources, Environment and Agriculture
Indianapolis
Forest Handion Jr
Mary Ann Seyfried
Catherine VanArsdale
Nelson Grills
Anthony Pizzo
Bloomington
Richard Worman
Rgrabill
Kevin McShane
Anthony G. Kiritsis
Open house for older adults at lunch site
As part of Older Americans Month Area 6 Golden Gourmet Nutrition Center meets at First United Methodist Church at Jackson. It will host an open house Friday May 5 from 11 am to 2 pm with free health screening by Anderson College School of Nursing. Lunch at noon, gifts for oldest participants, musical program by Kazoo Band Killbuck Retirees, and invitations extended to those aged 60 plus. reservations 643-6977. Also notes LBJ Ranch property for sale near San Antonio, tied to Walter Cronkite hunts by celebrities.
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Area 6
Golden Gourmet Nutrition
First United Methodist Church
Jackson
Anderson College ‘School of Nursing
Killbuck
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Suh
Heiss
John Salomone
Elwood
Bud” Hillis
Tippecanoe County
Lewis T. Wireman
E. Kent Moore
Indiana
Coe Haute
John Elden Tipton
Elden C. Tipton
John Kesler
West
Inal
Nin
Joseph G. Bruggenschmidt
Jasper
James A. Lewis
Charlestown
Rodney Piper
Muncie
Nelson D. Kennedy
Palmyra
Arthur R. Murakowshmond
Republi
Arthur C. Hi
Fort Wayne
Donald Boys
George E. Schmid
Boys
Jack Mullendere
Franklin
Tie
Mullendore
Don
Seven United
Loral Green
Loral J. Green
Highlands Ave
Community Hospital
Andrena
Indiana Reformatory
First Christian Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Tops Club
Ball State University
Russell Scott
Jack
Ruth) Siverling
California
Alice Kessier
Monticello
Mary Shoemaker
Rosedale
George
Randolph
Friend Poor
Bright Funeral Home
St. John's Hospital
William Sargent
Jagdish Narang
Chesterfield
Harry Abresch
E. Lynn Sr
Dan Rinker
W. Fourth St
Mike Dodson
New Orleans
Andersson
Edwin A. Pierce
Willard Sloan
Fred Sloan
Ola Lawrence Ingalls
Ingalls
Ola L. Lawrence
Snell Lawrence
Hancock County Memorial Hospital
Calvary Baptist Church
Velma Blacketer
Ray Lawrence
Victoria Morgan
Zola Morgan
Arkansas
Marie Smith
Ronald Seals
Fortville
Max Mills
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
LBJ
San Antonio, Texas
Walter Cronkite
Lincoln
Austin
Gene Naumann
Danny Gaither
Emens
Parkers
Sound — St. Rd
North Sonshine House
Meridian
Fuller Obrien
Pia Fuller’ “Ort Brien
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Stewart Carey
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