McNutt Recovers Reimbursement for Corporation Service Costs
The Indiana Corporation Survey Commission members served without pay in 1927 28. Faul V McNutt secretary submitted expenses totaling 605.65 and was reimbursed against his receipts though he spent about 2200 from personal funds. Governor Leslie approved the payment after state auditor protest and Attorney General opinion.
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Tact Faul
Mr. McNutt
Harry G. Leslie
Leslie Te
Aller Pasmient Bes
Archie Bobbitt
Euled
Luncheon Guests at Monticello Country Club
Mrs Charies Cartwment and Mrs William Afflis attended a one o clock luncheon at the Country Club in Monticello on Tuesday. They were guests hosted by Mrs Mark Boone Mrs Bess Carey Mrs Bernie Goodman and others.
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Charies Cartwment
William Afflis
Monticello
Country Lab
Mark Boone
Bess Carey
Bernie Goodman
Williamson Reelected as Indiana Auditor Promises Continued Reform
Supporters highlight Floyd E Williamson’s two years as auditor of state under the Democratic banner. They cite $200000 collected from gasoline tax evaders, a record gasoline tax take, and county tax relief. He is praised for fair contracts and prudent banking policy while emphasizing businesslike public service.
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Floyd E. Williamson
Department of Government
Williamson
Indiana
Board of Public Printing
Board of Finance
Tipton County
Sheridan
Ind
Indiana University
Township Tuberculosis Board Meeting Set at Delphi Church
A luncheon meeting of Carroll County Tuberculosis Association directors and township chairmen will be held Friday at noon in Delphi Methodist church dining room. Attendees should bring sandwiches and a covered dish. C. A. Smith will preside and Seal Sale supplies will be distributed. Murray Auerbach of Indianapolis will attend as a special guest.
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Carroll County Tuberculosis Association
Delphi Methodist Church
C. A. Smith
Murray A. Auerbach
Indianapolis
Young Democrats Schedule City Meetings
The Young Democrats of Carrell County announce a week of meetings. October 5 Carrollton and Clay townships. October 6 Adams at various school buildings and community locations. October 10 Burlington Madison New Robe Monroe Deer Creek and Delphi Democrat HQ. October 11 Jefferson Carson school. October 18 County meeting at Flora Community building.
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Democrats
Carrell County
Carrollton
Clay
Adams
Jackson
Camden
Washington
Deer Creek
Rock Creek
Rockfield
Burlington
Madison
New Robe
Bionroe
Democrat
Delphi
Jefferson
Carson
Flora
Monroe Township Young Democratic Club Officers Named
The Monroe Township Young Democratic Club organized Tuesday evening with officers chairman Dale McCarty, vice chairman Claris Wagoner, and secretary treasurer Von Burton.
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Monroe Township
Young Democrat Club
Dale McCarty
Claris Wagoner
von Burton
Carrollton Township Young Democrats Club Organized
The Carrollton Township Young Democrats Club was organized Wednesday evening with officers including chairman Miss Margaret Mabbitt vice chairman Miss Margaret Mum mert secretary treasurer Miss Irene Meek Flora.
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Carrollton Township
Young Democrats Club
Margaret Mabbitt
Margaret Mummert
Irene Meek
Flora
Clay Township Young Democrats Organize with Officers
The Clay township Young Democrats Club formed on Wednesday evening. Officers include Chairman Charles Huffer Vice Chairman Edith Beard and Secretary Treasurer Ruth Beard. The meeting at the Huffer home drew 45 attendees. Next gathering set for Oct 11 with Edith Beard.
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Clay Township
Young Democrats Club
Charles Huffer
Edith Beard
Ruth Beard
Washington Township Young Dems Meet at Deer Creek School
Washington Township Young Democrats will hold their regular meeting on October 6 at the Deer Creek School building at a scheduled time. The program includes speakers and music. support chairman Virgil McFatridge and the Democratic club.
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Washington Township
Deer Creek School
Virgil McFatridge
Young Democratic Club to Meet in Burlington Township
The Young Democratic Club of Burlington township will meet October 10 at the Burlington School building with township chairman John T. Johnston presiding. The program is arranged and invites all Young Democrats aged 18 to 35 to attend.
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Young Democratic Club
Burlington Township
Burlington
John T. Johnston
Young Democrat Club Meets October Meeting at Carson School
The Young Democrat Club of Jefferson Township will meet October 11 at 8 p m in the Carson School building. Township chairman Robert R. Million is in charge. All young Democrats urged to attend. A good program is planned.
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Young Democrat Club
Jefferson Township
Carson School
Robert R. Million
Adams Township Young Democrats Set Meeting at Consolidated School
The Adams Township Young Democrats Club will meet at the Consolidated School building on Thursday October 6 at 8 p m. Russell Willborn will preside. All young Democrats aged 18 to 35 are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Township
Young Democrats Club
Russell Willborn
Young Democrats Meet in Camden Speaker Ralph Hanna
Jackson Township Young Democratic Club will meet October 6 at Camden School at 8 p.m. Delaware attorney Ralph Hanna of Delphi will speak. All Young Democrats urged to attend.
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Jackson Township
Young Democratic Club
Camden
Ralph Hanna
Delphi
Adams Township Organizes Young Democrats Club
A Young Democrats Club has been organized in Adams township with officers Russell Wil born as chairman Cecil Manus as vice chairman and Jessie Frey as secretary. The group held its organizing meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs John McManus. A club meeting is set for Thursday night in the school building.
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Young Democrats
Adams Township
Russell Wilborn
Cecil Manus
Jessie Frey
John McManus
Washington Township Young Democrats Meet At Deer Creek School
The Washington Township Young Democrats organized at the Deer Creek school last Thursday night. Officers include chairman Virgil McFatridge and vice chairman Daniel Caldwell with secretary treasurer Thelma Yeager. Membership committee lists Hayes Hink le, Lucille Caldwell and Lowell Shanks, with a chairman noted. entertainment committee includes Lee Seward, Elizabeth Peters and Elinor Guckien with a chairman.
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Washington Township
Young Democrats
Deer Creek
Virgil McFatridge
Daniel Caldwell
Thelma Yeager
Hayes Hinkle
Lucille Caldwell
Lowell Shanks
Lee Seward
Elizabeth Peters
Elinor Guckien
Young Democratic Club Meets in Camden with 150 Members
The Young Democratic club of Car roll county met at the community hall in Camden Thursday night with 150 members attending. Entertainment included a song and dance by Catherine Cornell a reading by Betty Wickard a vocal solo Jack Swatts and a talk by Peter Dawson Frankfort attorney on The Meaning of Democracy. The next meeting will be held Oct 13 at Flora with Francis Donahue presiding.
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Young Democratic Club of
Carroll County
Camden
Catherine Cornell
Betty Wickard
Jack Swatts
Peter Dawson
Frankfort
Flora
Francis Donahue
Indiana Farm Bureau to Host State Meeting in November
The Indiana Farm Bureau plans a two day convention November 15 and 16 in the capital city. The gathering will draw more than 5 000 delegates from 91 county units to discuss taxation reform property tax relief and new revenue sources. National speakers are expected and several district directors terms will expire with elections likely for five district directors and one at large director. Delegates will also appoint two directors to the American Farm Bureau Federation and select representatives for the national meeting in Chicago next December.
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Indiana Farm Bureau
Indiana
General Assembly
Direcors
American Farm Bureau
Candidate for Congress to Speak in County
George Durgan, candidate for Congress from the Second district, will speak in Carroll County on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday nights October 17 18 and 19 He will also speak in Delphi on October The locations for other addresses will be announced soon.
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George Durgan
Confess
Carroll County
Delphi
County commissioners approve supply contracts at county farm
The County Commissioners Tuesday allowed contracts for supplies at the county farm including bread from Harry Teadh drugs from Adams and Afflis groceries from Smith's clothing from C. O. Julius. In the petition by George D. Bisher et al for vacating a highway in Jackson township the viewers report was continued to the regular November session with some to be held on Nov 9.
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Harry Teadh
Adams and Afflis
Smith’s
C. Oo. Julius
George “D. Bisher
Jackson Township
Candidate for County Recorder Ruth McCormick profile
Ruth McCormick, Democrat candidate for Carroll County Recorder, is a Delphi native daughter of the late John F. McCormick. She has banking experience, local ties, and community activity, aiming to use her wide public dealings to serve Carroll County residents.
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Ruth McCormick
Carroll County
John F. McCormick
Carroll County Loan
1St Company Bank
Delphi
Miss McCormick
McCormick
County Recorder
Ralph N. Smith to Speak in Camden on Oct 21
Laporte lawyer Ralph N. Smith a leading Democratic figure in northern Indiana will address the Camden Community Hall on Wednesday night October 21. His long public service includes Laporte County prosecuting attorney and county attorney roles along with firm leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarph N. Smith
Laporte
Camden
Mr. Smith
Notre Dame Scholar to Speak on Taxpayer Issues in Carroll County
Clar ence Mannion of Notre Dame Law School will address Carroll County residents on October 27 at 8 PM. Mannion, an authority on economic and historical subjects and current keynote speaker at the Indiana Democratic State Convention, speaks on economy and better government.
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Caroll
Clarence “Pat” Mannion
Notre Dame
Mannion
University of Notre Dame Law School
Indianapolis
Democratic County Central Committee
Carroll County
Local Young Folk Wed in Detroit
John Allen Best son of Delphi residents and Katharine Stauffer daughter of Ann Arbor’s Max Stauffer wed Saturday at the bride’s sister's Detroit home. Best, a Depauw graduate and Phi Gamma Delta member, works in A and P's distributing department and will live in Detroit with his bride.
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John Allen Best
John Best
Delphi
Katharine Stauffer
Max Stauffer
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Logansport
Rockfield
Margaret Stauffer Gibbs
Detroit
Best
Delphi, High School
Depauw University
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Tie
A. and P.company
Wickersham Seeks Joint Representative Seat from Carroll Cass
Democratic candidate R C Wickersham born on a White County farm and long-time Monticello and Logansport resident. He worked in transportation for the Pennsylvania Railroad, held party positions over years, and pledges accessibility to Carroll and Cass County taxpayers.
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R. C. Wickersham
Carroll
Cass Counties
White County
Monticello
Logansport
Transportation Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Aring
Wickersham
Ward
West trip nets cattle for Logansport trio
Hayes Guckien of Washington Two along with Don Gremelspasher and Harry Ispetz none of Logansport returned from a motor trip to the west with three car loads of cattle purchased en route.
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Hayes Guckien
Washington
Don Gremelspasher
Harry Ispetznogle
Logansport
West
State Health Speaker to Visit Local Schools
On Monday October 10 Raymond Bright of the State Board of Health Indianapolis will visit Carroll county to address school children under the Carroll Medical Society. Immunization for diphtheria and smallpox vaccination will be offered at reduced prices to school children and to preschool children whose mothers bring them to the school building. The county health nurse assists in the effort. vaccination and immunization are not compulsory but are advised for disease prevention.
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Raymond Bright
State Board of Health
Indianapolis
Carroll County
The
Carroll Medical Society
Bowers Headlines at Indiana Teachers Convention
Claude Bowers tops a slate of speakers at the seventy-ninth annual Indiana teachers convention in Indianapolis October 20 21 at the Cadle Tabernacle. Miss Rathfon and Senator Robinson address sessions with education and citizenship topics led by Ray Lyman Wilbur and Claude G. Bowers among others.
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Cadie Tabernacle
Claz Rashison
Logansport
Es Association
Daniel
A. Poling
New York
Prohibition
Hoosier Cabin exhibited at Delphi Public Library
The painting Hoosier Cabin by Edward K. Williams will hang in the Delphi Public Library from November 1 for one week under Tri Kappa. Williams won 400 dollars as Tri Kappa Sorority prize winner at the Hoosier Salon in Chicago. The exhibit promotes Indiana art with a five member jury of professional Indiana artists and partnerships with donors including Edward Rector and George Ade.
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Tne
Hoosier Cabin
Edward K. Williams
Delphi
The
Tri Kappa
Picure
Hoosier
Chicago
Indiana
Indiana Society
Edward Réctor
Chicago Tribune
George Ade
John McCutcheon
Tri Kappa Sorority
Roosevelt Broadcasts Set for Four Thursdays on Columbia
Otto Deluse announces a four part noon series by Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt on the Columbia network. The first address airs Thursday October 6 at 12 30 p m for thirty minutes with follow ups on October 13 20 and 27 at the same hour. Indiana stations WFBM Indianapolis and WOWO Fort Wayne will carry the talks.
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Columbia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Otto Deluse
Roosevelt Business and Professional League
Indiana
WFBM
Indianapolis
WOWO
Fort Wayne
Mrs Embree Drives to West Coast On Motor Trip
Mrs James Embree left Sunday on a motor trip to California and Oregon with James Bundy Mrs Mabel Herod and Carl Hargraves. They will visit friends in Hermosa Beach and Los Angeles then visit Mrs Embree's brother Alonzo Dick in Gold Hill Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Embree
California
Oregon
James Bundy
Mabel Herod
Carl Hargraves
Hermosa Beach
Los Angeles
Dirt track championship races at Frankfort Speed way
Auto races will be held at the Speed way in Frankfort on Sunday October 9 with a rain date the following Sunday. The event features the dirt track championship and admission is 25 cents. Mile High Weaver will perform a parachute leap from a speeding airplane near the venue 1% miles west of Frankfort on state road 28.
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Frankfort
Cresse Will Probated With Life Estate To Husband
Harriet E. Cresse's will probated Friday leaves a life estate to husband Oliver B. Creese. After his death the estate to be divided among her children. Russell B. Flora named executor. Will dated June 7, 1926 and witnessed by E. E. Pruitt and Beatrice Rees.
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Harriet E. Cresse
Oliver B. Creese
Russell B. Flora
E. E. Pruitt
Beatrice Rees
Goff Store Enlarged Marks Twentieth Anniversary
The Golf 5 and 10 cent store on Main street has been enlarged with a new room opening onto state road 25 and a Washington street entrance on state road 39. The store celebrates its twentieth anniversary this week.
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Main Street
Washington Street
Democratic precinct committee women meet at headquarters
An enthusiastic gathering of Democratic precinct committee women convened at the headquarters Monday afternoon. Organizers planned a county wide women's meeting for the third week of October and began setting arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Precinct Committee
Water Rent Notice From Arnold Agt
All flat rate water rents must be paid by the 10th to avoid the penalty. Talmer R. Arnold, Water Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmer R. Arnold
Stor en’s record as Indiana state treasurer praised for handling bank failures
The Indiana State Board of Accounts report through June 16 1932 lauds State Treasurer William Storen for steady leadership since February 1 1931. It notes closures and mergers affecting 1 361 million in state funds, losses from frozen deposits, and progress toward liquidation and dividend payments. Storen’s banking experience and local leadership in Scottsburg are cited as key factors in stabilizing public funds during a period of financial strain.
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William Storen
State Board of Accounts
Storen
Indianapolis
Indiana
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