Candidate filing mix up prompts confusion in Indiana politics
David Marsh withdraws unauthorized filing for Democratic nominating in Clinton Carrell and White counties and seeks Congress in the new fifth district. Frank W. Moon enters race in the second district with other contenders amid a spectrum of wet and dry stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Marsh
Indianapolis
Clinton, Carrell
White
Congress
Fifth District
Clinton County
Marsh
Carroll County
Madison Township
Bowen in New York begins disposal of bank securities
Charles E. Bowen a trustee in the liquidation of A. T. Bowen & Co bank is in New York arranging sale of securities owned by the bank. Upon conversion to cash, depositor payments will be made by check, with a court authority petitioned to sell listed stocks bonds and railroad and utility issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Bowen
New York
Bank’s Securities
A. T. Bowen &Co. Bank
Sengenaies Corporation
Gabriel Snubber Manufacturing Company
The
Bee Company of
Porto Rico
American Tobacco Company
Ameren Tobacco Company
Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company
Paige Detroit Motor Car Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Phillips ‘Petroleum Company
Lehigh Valley Coal Corporation
Durgan Seeks Democratic Nomination for Second District
George R. Durgan, Lafayette mayor for eighteen years, filed his petition in Indianapolis as a Democratic candidate in the Second district. He faces four rivals on the ballot. Will R. Wood is expected to secure the Republican nomination with Claude S. Steele opposing him. Durgan, a longtime Republican ally, promotes temperance reform and says he will vote wet though he drinks dry. Born in West Point, he is sixty and has run a piano business for thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Moon
Rochester
George R. Coffin
Monticello
James O. Cox
Valparaiso
Claude Steele
Knox Republican
Steel
Wood
George R. Durgan
Lafayette
Frank Mayre, Jr
Indianapolis
CIA
Benton, Carroll
Cass
Jasper
Newton
Starke
Pulaski
Kosciusko
Marshall
Fulton
White, Porter
Tippecanoe
Knox
Starke County
Steele
Durgan
Congress
Mr. Durgan
West Point
Tippecanoe County
Democraic
Robert Johnson
John C. Downey
Francis Wilson
Delphi
Rascal Wagoner
Camden
E. M.cripe
Earl Chapman
Frank Girard
Walter Coble
Skidding senior class play set for April 14 at Delphi High
Delphi high school presents a one night only three act comedy titled Skidding on Thursday April 14 in the school gym. Prof Cr A Smith is coach with Beulah Smith as sponsor handling finances. Admission is 35 cents with reservations at Adams and Afflis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi High School
Cr. A. Smith
Milly
Winifred Ionnelly
Loren Grimes
Hardy
Gladys Henderson
James Hardy
Max jLandis
Grandpa Hardy
Edward Holmes
Estelle Hardy Campbell
Child at Bringhurst Dies From Meningitis
Ellen Jean Gish five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joeath Gish of Bringhurst died at home last Saturday morning at 4 oclock from meningitis A brother Donald Richard also died from the same disease last Sunday Surviving siblings parents conduct private funeral rites Saturday afternoon and burial was in Maple Lawn cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Jean Gish
Joeath Gish
Bringhurst
Donald Richard
Maple Lawn Cemetery
Two New Bridges Planned For Delphi Logan Route
The state highway commission advertises bids for two new bridges on road No. 25 from Delphi to Logansport. Concrete construction replaces rock asphalt amid earlier disputes over materials, with dates set to receive bids April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi-Logan
Highway Commission
Delphi
Logansport
State Highway Commission
William J. Titus
Cass County
Carroh County
Rockfield
St Oe
Prc
Henry Otten dies prominent Clay Twp farmer and Democrat
Henry Otten age 62 of Clay township died of a heart attack last Thursday. He was a leading county farmer and civic figure, with ties to Rossville banks. Born February 9, 1870 in Tippecanoe County, he married Ella Chittick in 1895. Surviving are his widow, three children, four grandchildren, and siblings. His will, dated March 5, 1930, named his widow executrix. funeral at St John’s Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Otten
Clay Township
Carroll County
Otten
Rossville
Tippecanoe County
John
Elizabeth Otten
Ella Chittick
St. Johns
St. John’s Lutheran Church
W. E. Allen
Nei Bors
Albert Kuhns
Joe Balkema
Ed Troxel
Clarence Frey
Frank Redenbacher
Guy Clauser
Rossville Bank
Jesse Beydler
P. J. Beisel
S. A. Bryan
Adrian Smith
Paul Patterson
Ed Gray
William Dunk
Bruce Bowen
Taxpayers Group Scans Claims Before County Commissioners
Carroll County Taxpayers Association members augmented the board session to scrutinize claims for action. They deferred Monroe Township items and planned an investigation into township expenses led by W E Bowen. Low bids were set for Swartz road and Amy Boyer road projects, with contracts to be signed April 14 if state tax board approval is received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Carroll County Taxpayers Association
Monroe Township
W. E. Bowen
Taxpayers Association
Board of Commissioners
Swartz
Clay Township
Amy Boyer
Washington Township
Charles Davis
Delphi
Tim O’connor
Lebanon
State Tax Board
Adams & Afflis
W. B. Wason & Co
A. H. Brewer
Hefleng Brothers
Smith’s
C. O. Julius
Mrs Jennie M West Dies of Pneumonia at 70
Mrs. Jennie M West age 70 died at her Burrows home from pneumonia after a week illness. Wife of Francis M West she leaves daughter Callie West Guckien three grandchildren siblings and four brothers. Funeral services were held Saturday at Keeps Creek Christian church with Rev Carroll officiating. Burial followed in nearby cemetery.
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Jennie M. West
Burrows
Francis M. West
Callie West Guckien
Mary Louis
Francis William West
Michael Guckien
John Benner
S M. Stewart
Near Burrows
John McCormick
Delphi
William Lesh
James Tesh
Camden
A. L
ZL. Lesh
Keeps Creek
Christian Church
W., E. Carroll
Miss Ethel Hargraves Reopens Irene Beauty Shoppe
Miss Ethel I Hargraves of Yeoman will reopen the Irene Beauty Shoppe in Delphi next Monday at the home of Mrs. Fred Bassett 418 West Front Street. Prices have been greatly reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel I Hargraves
Water Rent Due by 10th to Avoid Penalty
Water notice states all flat rate water rents must be paid by the 10th to avoid penalties. Issued by Talmar R. Arnold, Water Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmar R. Arnold
Carroll County Eyes Volunteer Election Boards
The Carroll County Taxpayers Association urged formation of volunteer election boards for the county primary to save about 11000. State Senator Lee J. Hartzell spoke urging broader county membership. Jackson Township organized with W. W. Snoeberger as president and George Cohee as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Taxpayers Association
Camden
Lee J. Hartzell
Ft. Wayne
Jackson Township
W. W. Snoeberger
George Cohee
Marvin Wise
Frank Hedderich
Albert Crey
J.C. Kennedy
Burlington Township
Ed Stinson
Washington
Carrollton Townships
McGreevey and Hoover Engage at Grimm Farm Ceremony Noted
The approaching marriage of John McGreevey, youngest son of Mr and Mrs John A McGreevy, and Miss Mildred Hoover, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Hoover, is announced. The couple reside on the Grimm farm a mile west of Delphi.
Wallace and Tam wed in Cutler by Justice Rogers
Mary M. Wallace and Fred Tam of Cutler were married Saturday night by Justice John N. Rogers of Monticello.
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Mary M. Wallace
Fred Tam
Cutler
John N. Rogers
Monticello
Cripe Opens The Delphi Sheet Metal and Furnace Co
A. B. Cripe of Camden launches The Delphi Sheet Metal and Furnace Co in East Franklin street Delphi. He cites years in the Camden trade and plans broader Carroll County service with J. H. Leslie assist. Roofing guttering and general sheet metal repair offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Cripe
Camden
Delphi Sheet Metal and Furnace Co
Bowen Rooms
East Franklin Street
Mr. Cripe
Delphi
Carroll County
J. H. Leslie
Community tribute to basketball team and coach at Lions Club banquet
The Lions Club sponsored a basketball dinner for the Oracles at the Methodist church dining room. About 125 attended. Team members, the student manager, and the coach sat at a gold and black decorated table beneath three basketballs marked Sectional Regional and State. Music was by an orchestra. Reverend Clifford Reed gave thanks. Principal Morris McCarty of Jefferson High School and coach A B Masters of Lafayette spoke, urging continued progress with brief remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Oracles
Methodist Church
Naomi Pruitt
Mary Frances Dobbins
Donald Kite
Marjorie Roach
Jean Pruitt
Gladys Shaffer
Clifford Reed
C. T. Amick
Lionslab
Morris McCarty
Jefferson High School
Lafayette
A. B. Masters
Dell
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Spring Festival at Delphi Armory Open This Weekend
The Spring Festival at the Delphi Armory hosted by the Woman's Club runs Friday and Saturday April 7 and 8 with booths by locals and merchants. A tea garden a fortune teller a spring booth quilts bingo and treats accompany a busy program featuring guards drills a NY Store fashion show a Pet Show and a children only program. Evening performances start at eight with a Saturday matinee and children admitted free for pet entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Armory
Woman’s Club
National Guards
New York
Quick and
Clifford
Aldren
Primary Candidates Filed for 130 County Offices
A total of 130 candidates filed for the upcoming primary election including 30 delegates and 42 precinct committeemen. Several incumbents seek re nominations while others face no opposition. sheriff and treasurer races show multiple contenders. Election officials will finalize ballots and plans for the May 3 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Ryan
Abner H. Bowen
Floyd J. Julien
County School Commencement Dates and Speakers Listed
Trustees announce eight county school commencements with 123 graduates this year 61 boys and 61 girls. Dates and speakers include Rockfield April 28 Barton Rees Pogue Burlington April 27 Albert Stump Adams April 25 Frank Roy Briggs Carrollton April 26 H G Rowe Cutler April 28 Robert Phillips Deer Creek April 27 H G Rowe Camden April 30 J Raymond Flora April 25 Thurman Dusty Miller
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Rockfield
Barton Rees Pogue
Burlington
Albert Stump
Adams
Frank Roy Briggs
Carrollton
H. G. Rowe
Cutler
Robert Phillips
Deer Creek
Camden
J. Raymond
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DePriest
Chicago
U. S. House of Representatives
Lincoln
Indianapolis Star
Maurice Early
Carroll
Benton
Clinton, Lake, Noble
Rugh
Early
Indiana
A. T. Bowen & Co
American Age and Telegraph Company
Union A Railroad Company
C. A. Smith
Frances Amick
Marion Hardy
Clatia Kennard
Wayne Trenton III
Oscar Stubbins
Tom Hannell
Myra Hardy Wilcox
Ruth Bardon
Andy
Grandpa
Grandma
Marion
Bringhurs
CLAY
Taxpayers’ Group
John L. Harrison
David Maxwell
Lumber Co
Baker’s
Downiey
Tam-Wallace
Max Holmes
Armory
Woman’s ‘ Club
Delphi City
Fredrie Raber
Samuel R. Dyer
Charles W. Hargraves
Yeoman
Dyer
Mr. Hargraves
John H. Hamling
Burnside Haynes
John Fredrick
Kokomo
Paul V. McNutt
Deer Creek Township
Landis
Charles J Burke
Flora
Thurman
Dusty) Miller
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