Four ballots planned for 1936 Indiana election
Indiana voters in 1936 will cast four ballots besides county ballots. The state board will print 2,000,000 ballots for presidential electors, state offices, and a proposed amendment on negro admission to the militia. An absentee ballot is also factored in with 20 days’ advance certification.
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Indiana
State Board of Election Commissioners
Parke Beadle
The
State Printing Board
Election Board
Ballots Delivered to Office Ahead of Election
Ballots are delivered to the office 18 days before the election, ensuring timely processing and ready for the voting period. This short lead time highlights the logistical steps in preparing the ballot distribution.
Model T Crashes Into Store Front Damaging Sims Dry Goods
Howard Finch driving a Model T, reportedly intoxicated, accelerated rather than braking and rammed into Sims Dry Goods on Saturday afternoon. The impact shattered the front window and door glass, moved the display window base five inches, and injured Finch’s cousin Mary Deweese with minor head cuts. The Ford sustained only a broken windshield.
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Sims’ Dry Goods
Howard Finch
Finch
Mary Deweese
Personal notes recount travels and visits across Indiana
Mr Frank Hill visited Anderson last week. Malcolm Jessup and Eileen Perkins of Marion spent Saturday with Henry and Nora Jessup. Bruce Jordan and family enjoyed Sunday in Anderson. Francis Robinson and daughter of Richmond were guests of Jesse Henley Friday. J D Calvert and family of Selma Ohio will stay with the Henleys for homecoming at Friends church. Roland Jessup of Charlottesville called on Nora Hill. Maude Porter visited Orville Porter and family near Rushville. Jean Porter returned home after a stay. Maria Henley spent weekend with Martha Jo Bentley at Earlham College in Richmond. Howard Henley attended a board meeting at Earlham College. Evelyn Appell of St Louis is visiting Donald Pace. Sharlee Kyser and Maude Porter were in New Castle. Lucille Reeves and Gladys Geise were in New Castle. Grace Doherty from La Grange Illinois spent weekend in Brown County. Lowell Geise in Rushville. Luther Jackson left for Michigan City for contract work. Donald Winslow and family of Indianapolis visited Charles Winslow. Dr Clark Gause visited J C Gause in Milton Sunday. Grace Doherty and son from La Grange Illinois spent weekend with Charles Winslow. Henry Binford visited Howard Binford and family in Shelbyville. Gurney Drysdale shared Sunday dinner with Frank Wilcoxin. Mrs Guy Ewing with children plus Jean and Robbie Addison spent Saturday in Indianapolis. Mrs Harry Albion and Mrs W S Eick of Rockford Michigan spent hours at Madison and Clifty. Harry Bentley visited Grover Grimes in Indianapolis. Joseph L Hare and daughter Elizabeth and Rev Alonso E Cloud from Holland Virginia visiting David Binford.
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Frank Hill
Anderson
Malcolm Jessup
Eileen Perkins
Marion
Henry Jessup
Bruce Jordan
Francis Robinson
Richmond
Jesse Henley
J. D. Calvert
Selma
Ohio
Friends Church
Roland Jessup
Charlottesville
Nora Hill
Maude Porter
Orville Porter
Rushville
Jean Porter
Maria Henley
Martha Jo Bentley
Earlham College
Howard Henley
Evelyn Appell
St. Louis
Donald Pace
Sharlee Kyser
New Castle
Lucille Reeves
Gladys Geise
New Caste
Grace Doherty
la Grange
Brown County
Lowell Geise
Luther Jackson
Michigan City
Donald Winslow
Indianapolis
Charles Winslow
Clark Gause
J. C. Gause
Milton
Ill
Henry Binford
Howard Binford
Shelbyville
Gurney
Elizabeth Hare
Alonzo E. Cloud
Holland, Va
David Binford
Parish Family Visit in Rushville This Saturday
Mr and Mrs Fred Parish and daughter Norma Lee were in Rushville Saturday for a family outing and local errands.
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Fred Parish
Norma Lee
Rushville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plymouth
O. F. Busard, Inc
Plymouth and
Dodge
Florence Heater
Just
Portland
W. V. Nelson Howe
Arlington, Indiana
Ourn Beauty Shop
Knightstown
East Main Street
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Afpin Base
Plummer Oil Co
Carthage
Moore’s
Neva
Earl Glo
Casady’s
Rushville, Indiana
Jolly’s Drug Store
Rexall Store
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