Carroll County Votes Republican Light in Majority Sweep
In Carroll County Indiana the New Deal opposition carried Landis over Durgan with a large margin while Republicans won key offices. Judges, prosecutors and several county posts fell to GOP candidates as Democrats split ballots. A heavy turnout near 9 000 marked an eventful off year vote with mixed results.
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Carroll County
Fred Landis
George R. Durgan
Indiana
Bert B. Mayhill
Russell M. Harter
Senate
Democrats Capture Seven Of Thirteen County Trustees
Democrats won seven of thirteen trustees including Jean Beck in Burlington Irvin Humes in Democrat Carl Raber in Jackson Charles Crook in Jefferson Earl Stewart in Rock Creek Frank Swaim in Tippecanoe and Lewis McFatridge in Washington Republicans elected Charles Tansey Adams Burt McCain Carrollton Ed Sommers Clay Harry Baum Deer Creek Russell Clawson Madison William Wingard Monroe Seven Democratic pluralities were noted in Burlington Rock Creek Jefferson and Tippecanoe townships Jean Beck had the largest plurality 110 and Earl Stewart was re elected by 85 votes in Rock Creek Frank Swaim led in Tippecanoe by 84 votes Washington saw McFatridge win by 14 and Adams Tansey by 13 votes Mrs Afflis Deer Creek township trustee was defeated by Baum 186 to 173. Advisory Board results listed.
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Jean Beck
Burlington
Irvin Humes
Democrat
Carl Raber
Jackson
Charles Crook
Jefferson
Earl Stewart
Rock Creek
Frank Swaim
Tippecanoe
Lewis McFatridge
Washington
Charles Tansey
Adams
Burt McCain
Carrollton
Ed Sommers
Clay
Harry Baum
Deer Creek
Russell Clawson
Madison
William Wingard
Monroe
Tip
Barl Stewart
Rock Creek Township
Es Tansey
Fred Hershberger
Funeral Rites Set For Mrs John Young 46 Friday
Funeral rites for Mrs. John Young 46 who died at Hammond Wednesday will be conducted from the Immond mortuary Friday afternoon. She formerly lived in Delhi and was a daughter of Mrs Lilliz Bragunier. She is survived by her child, the mother and a daughter. Rev Howard Jenkins will officiate.
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John Young
Hammond
Therimm
Young
Delhi
Lilliz Bragunier
Howard Jenkins
Carroll County Intermedi ate Young People Conference at Camden
The first Carroll County Intermediate Young People Conference will be held at Camden Saturday December 1. Prominent leaders include Audra Swift. Details of the program will be announced next week.
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Carroll County
Camden
Audra Swift
Gasoline Stove Explosion Endangers Democratic Headquarters
Aji gasoline stove exploded at Democratic headquarters on a Tuesday morning while workers prepared food. Firefighters contained flames after Orvel Schock and John T Johnson moved the stove to the alley. Johnson suffered slight burns. investigators warned of potential serious injuries if the blast had occurred earlier.
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Orvel Schock
John T
Johnson
Ben
Art and Garden Club Meeting Noted
The Art and Garden Department of the Woman's Club will hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon November 14 at the home of Mrs James P Wason.
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James P. Wason
Indoor Circus Returns to Delphi Armory
The Indoor Circus announced a new program and will perform at the Delphi Armory on Saturday November 17 after a prior full house run. A Lafayette show is set for Friday November 16 sponsored by Jefferson High School with student ticket sales required for admission.
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Republicans Elect Mayor Clerk and Three Councilmen
A city election results in a Republican mayor and city clerk with three Republicans winning seats on the council. Dr. C. W. Hunter defeated George Beale for mayor while Roy Arnold edged George Wason by 22 votes. Council members include Harry Roach Fred Griffith Robert Gamble Harve H. Shaw and Frank Feese. In county results nine votes went to William Earl Ross, socialist candidate for Congress from the second district.
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Maayor
C. W. Hunter
George Beale
George Wason
Roy Arnold
Harry Roach
Fred Griffith
Robert Gamble
Harve H.shaw
Frank Feese
William Earl Ross
Congress
Local election returns show party majorities across districts
Official tallies list candidates and majorities for numerous districts. Durga and Landis lead in several races, with Hamling Pruitt Smock Harter Wickersham Farr Johnson Clifton Ritchey Kennard Chapman Campbell Overholser Quinn Landis Pearson Kerlin Brim Allbaugh Hughes Porter and Klepinger among others, indicating varied turnout and party performance.
$100,000 Relief Projects Planned for Deer Creek Township
The federal government approves four relief projects in Deer Creek township totaling 98,900 to begin soon under the Public Works Administration. The plans include a Delphi road pavement 11,400, a South Del viaduct 6,000, Washington street paving 34,000, and a Deer Creek bridge 35,000. The work aims to absorb unemployment and ease nationwide relief issues.
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South del
Washington Street
South Corporation Inc
Deer Creek
Federal Public Works Administration
Marked Ballots Rumors Hit County Election Campaign
Rumors confirmed that a minority group masquerading as a farmers friendly organization circulated marked ballots to sway election outcomes. Samples of the ballots have been found and the same tactic reportedly appeared in White County.
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White County
Rockfield Couple to Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simmons of Rockfield will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary this Sunday with a basket dinner at their home. Dinner is at noon followed by an open house from 2:00 to 4:00 pm.
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Frank Simmons
Rockfield
Legion members meet at Legion rooms for Armistice Day services
Members of the American Legion are requested to meet at the Legion rooms at 10 15 a m Sunday November 11 to attend Armistice Day Services at the Presbyterian church. The address will be given by Chaplain Rev Harry B Parker Dr J T Kirkpatrick Com Subscribe for The Citizen.
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Legion Rooms
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Harry B. Parker
J. T. Kirkpatrick
Democrats Score Historic Victory Nationwide in Elections
The Democratic party achieved a sweeping win with strong majorities across the nation. Sherman Minton campaigned to unseat Senator Arthur Robinson while David Reed and Simeon Fess faced defeats in Pennsylvania and Ohio respectively. Indiana favored Democrats with gains in the Senate and House, though Republican gains were seen in the second district where George R. Durgan lost to Frederick Landis.
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Arthur Robinson
Roosevelt
Minton
Indiana
Robinson
David Reed
Pennsylvania
Simeon Fess
Ohio
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Lydia Adams 88 Dies in Michigan on Tuesday
Lydia Adams 88 former Carroll county resident died Tuesday at Grand Rapids Michigan. Survived by son Will Funkhouser Rockfield another son in New York and daughter Mrs Henry Moore Grand Rapids. Body brought to Grime funeral home for 2 PM rites conducted by Rev H Hugo. Interment at Rockfield.
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Lydia Adams
Carroll County
Grand Rapids
Mich
Will Funkhouser
Rockfield
New York
Henry Moore
Rev. H. Hugo
Fleeing yeggs abandon loaded safe at Flora ice cream shop
Two men attempted to blow the Northcutt Ice Cream Company safe in Flora but fled Tuesday morning after loading nitroglycerin. They escaped in a stolen car fired upon by a Colburn resident as authorities traced car tracks for miles. Entry was via a window and the fuse burned briefly before going out. State Patrolmen Young Rule and Detective Weinhardt investigated from Lafayette.
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Yeggs
Northcutt
Flora
Colburn
W. E. Michaels
Maggarts Move to New Country Home
County Agent and Mrs Ralph Maggart and their son moved into a new country home on the Dr C M and Eva Kennedy farm Saturday. Doctors Kennedy and Mr and Mrs Robert VanNatta were dinner guests of the Maggarts Monday evening.
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Oracles Open Season With Win Over Cutler
Delphi Oracles defeated Cutler 31 17 in their season opener. Jack Gee led with 11 points while Lewis Kirkpatrick added 12, as the team used size for many tip ins and held a 16 8 halftime lead before the final buzzer. They next host Tipton Blue Devils in a local showdown.
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Delphi Oracles
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Orr Sullivan and Sooke Adak Heke Se Brief
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