Staton Seeks Republican Sheriff Nomination in Newton County
B. H. Staton announces his candidacy for Newton County sheriff, subject to Republican party decision in May primaries, asking voters for support and signing off with respect.
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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
5
B. H. Staton announces his candidacy for Newton County sheriff, subject to Republican party decision in May primaries, asking voters for support and signing off with respect.
John W. Kline declares as a Democratic candidate for sheriff in the May primaries. He urges voters to support his bid and pledges service, integrity, and dedication to public safety.
Brook N Reporter notes CG M Sartha of Morocca Indiana announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Newton County subject to the will of Republican voters at the primary on May 2 1922. petition filed for party support.
James F. Whiteakker announces candidacy for Newton County Sheriff and asks Republican voters for their support at the May primary, urging the party to back his bid.
J Chester Dickson of Goodland Indiana declares candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket and respectfully asks Newton County voters for support at the May primaries.
Will Brown announces he will seek renomination as a Republican State Senator for Porter Newton and Pulaski counties. The decision will be made by voters in the primary held May 2.
To the voters of Newton County the undersigned announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Assessor of Newton County subject to the primary on May 2.
Jacob D. Rich files as a Republican candidate for renomination for Joint Representative of Newton and Jasper counties. Voters will decide at the primary election on May 2, 1922.
Tohn W. Sullivan of Kentland Indiana seeks the Republican nomination for Recorder of Newton County subject to the primaries on May 2 1922 This item notes his candidacy and party affiliation for the upcoming election.
Remington resident Illis Jens seeks election as joint representative for Jasper and Newton counties Indiana. Jens announces candidacy outlining local needs and commitment to regional development. Campaign emphasis includes infrastructure funding, public services, and support for small businesses.
Edgar Steward of Kentland Indiana announces candidacy for renomination for the Newton County Recorder position on May primaries day.
Charles Russell runs for reelection as township trustee in Iroquois Township subject to Republican party decision at the May primary.
Marian Jennie Bruck announces her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Treasurer of Newton County Indiana, subject to voters at the May 2 1922 primary.
Sohn A. Myers declares candidacy for township trustee of Washington township subject to the Republican party decision at the May primary.
A Newton candidate seeks the Republican nomination for sheriff at the upcoming May primaries. The campaign emphasizes law enforcement experience and community safety, appealing to GOP voters amid local crime concerns and need for public safety leadership.
Classified notes list eggs for hatching and special price on Monarch bean products. Mentions Mrs H D Clarke visiting son H M Clarke in Fowler and several local residents including Otto Frauenhoff and Pruett families enjoying weekend outings in Rensselaer. Indicate unclear lines about school entry and Valparaiso.
Monday evening basketball at the church parlors features the Epworth team with M. 8. The bar and visitors Floyd Hopkins and Mrs George Hopkins visited Brook earlier in the week. Elsgoedh Garry came Sunday to see sister Mrs Bruce Beagley. Mrs A I Chapin visits daughter Mrs Warcet Unger who is ill with measles. Madam Grace asset offered by Bossing and Merchant at several price points. Ruth Lyons Janice Warr and Ella Mather, returning from Rockford, came home for spring vacation and went back to school Monday.
Growk Reporter Brook Ind announces candidacy for Newton County Recorder as a Republican. Adda V White Kentland Ind and Kentland may be active supporters or party figures in the notice. The wording suggests a formal declaration of candidacy and party alignment.
A. J. Spinney declares run in the Democratic party for the May primaries. He seeks nomination to advance to the general. Local supporters note his prior service and policies on reform and community development.
Pure bred registered and sound horse stands 17 hands high and weighs about 21180 pounds. Will stand at home four miles north of Kentland on Ade Way just north of the river. Service fee nineteen dollars. CURRY WHITE
Kentland owners Kindig Brothers advertise a sound pure-bred Lebanon Pete No 16461 for breeding at their Kentland area farm, five miles northeast of town. Fee listed as 30.90 dollars. Call Kentland 834 for details.
Katherine H Chapin daughter of Simeon and Mary W Chapin was born June 19 1830 in Vernon Ontario New York and died March 27 1922 at her nephew A J Chapin’s home in Brook Indiana aged 91 years 9 months. She lived in New York until 12, then Chicago then Lisbon Illinois where they settled. She trained as a teacher and later ran a millinery business with her sister, braiding straw for hats. She joined the Congregational Church early in life and later transferred her membership.
The article urges Religious Book Week participation and plans to form a Sunday School reference library held at the Public Library. It notes the value of donated books from the state association and conventions, aiming to create a nucleus for broader circulation benefiting Brook Sunday Schools and their pupils.
Aunt Katie, known to kin as a devoted caregiver with a love of reading and daily Bible study, lived with nephew A. J. Chapin in Brook Indiana since 1911. She passed peacefully after a few days of illness, and funeral rites were held at the Lisbon home church with burial beside family. Surviving relatives include nephew A. J. Chapin of Brook Indiana, and nieces Mrs. J. N. Bullis of Converse Indiana and W. M. Severance of Banks Oregon.
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