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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1936
Page
2
A nostalgic sketch praises Will Rogers as a symbol of American liberty protected by the Constitution. It contrasts his free speech heritage with New Deal reforms and speculates on how he might have interacted with a dictator, underscoring enduring values of democracy.
Orlando F Ingle is a Rush County Bar and Indiana State Bar member running for Prosecuting Attorney. A DePauw and Indiana Law School graduate, he is described as well qualified, married with three children, residing in Rushville. Support is earnestly solicited.
A campaign note urging voters to re elect Dallas Hardwick as Sheriff praising two years of courteous efficient and impartial service and requesting support on November 3rd.
Hubert Alexander farms and runs a business, a taxpayer with economy goals. The veteran candidate promotes experience in real estate values and vows dedicated service. Married with a daughter, he seeks voters support for auditor duties.
Dr. R O Kennedy serves Rush County for 23 years and asks for your vote for re election promising prompt service. Philip Ryman seeks another term as a successful farmer and longtime Presbyterian church officer, campaigning on three years of efficient record and asking for support.
Attorney in Richmond Indiana formerly of New Castle he served as prosecuting attorney for Henry County 1918 1922 and was district chairman of the old 6th district 1925 1930 Born October 5 1885 in Henry County educated in Henry Delaware Randolph and Wayne counties and at Lynn High School Pacific College Newberg Oregon Indiana University and Indiana Law School Married a Presbyterian and member of Elks and Masons He served on the Reid Memorial Hospital board and as secretary treasurer of Morrison Reeves Library in Richmond
Rush Shelby and Fayette counties Carthage native Al J Carr a successful business man and sales manager for George W Swift Co Printing Machinery Manufacturers. He served in the air service US Marine Corps during World War I and is a member of BPOE Masons Indiana Engineering Society American Legion and a Registered Professional Engineer.
William F Marshall is a qualified lawyer and practicing attorney with an LLB from Indiana Law School in 1930. He serves as Rush County Prosecuting Attorney in his fourth year, is married with two children, and is a member of the Indiana State and American Bar associations seeking voter support.
After two terms as your Representative I believe my experience equips me to serve you in the coming session. If my services meet your approval I would appreciate your support on November 3.
Campaign message urging votes for Dale Fisher for Clerk of the Rush Circuit Court. It highlights nearly four years of experience and promises economical efficient service. It notes Indiana statute allowing two terms for clerks in adjoining counties and appeals for a term under the constitution.
James T Tarbet seeks votes to remain County Treasurer for another term. He highlights two years of prompt courteous service and asks for support in the upcoming race.
Loren S Winkler a Rushville High School and Purdue alumnus with eight years of engineering service to County State and Federal agencies seeks reelection for a second two year term appealing for your supportive vote.
Voters are urged to support Charles Morgan in a bid for re election as Southern District commissioner. The candidate defends a record of efficiency and asks constituents to judge his past performance before voting.
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