Landon Train Briefly Stops at Wabash Depot Today
Governor Alf M. Landon Republican presidential candidate arrives by special train for a brief 4 01 p m stop at Wabash Station en route to Lafayette. Local GOP members plan a short talk with Robert Leiber presenting Landon and a reception committee including Mabel Fraser Bert B Mayhill and Russel Harter.
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Wabash Depot
Delphi
Alf M. Landon
Lafayette
Wabash Station
Robert Leiber
Gov
Landon
Mabel Fraser
Bert B. Mayhill
Russel Harter
Young Democrats to Sponsor Rallies in Jefferson and Madison
The Young Democrats of Tippecanoe townships join with Jefferson Women’s Democratic Club to hold a rally at Yeoman school Thursday October 15 at 7 30 with Manila String Orchestra providing entertainment and Lowell Neff of Logansport as speaker.
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Tippecanoe
Jefferson
Adams Townships
Jefferson Township
Young Democrats
Madison
Clay Townships
Manila String Orchestra
New Hope
Ralph Hanna
Indianapolis
M. D. Myers
Gross Income Tax Department
Main Street bows to Governor Lan don amid election chatter
A local crowd witnessed Governor Alf Lan don greeted by Republican supporters in a festive rally styled as Halloween pageantry. Rep. Wadsworth patted the elephant, while Chitina DeLong and Hubert Beilhauve appeared at the gathering as party figures. Mrs. Margaret Afflis, Democratic district vice chair, outlined a campaign schedule with stops at Buck Creek Morroco Rensselaer Argos and Valparaiso before Election Day.
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Rep
Wadsworth
Chitina DeLong
Hubert Beilhauve
Evenin V
Law
Margaret Afflis
Buck Creek
Morroco
Rensselaer
Argos
Valparaiso
First Commandment Wins Approval At Delphi Church
The First Commandment, a biblical drama with 60 local people, concluded its third and final performance at Delphi Methodist church on Wednesday night. Lighting effects and special music added to the production. Miss Dorothy Hartman directed the play.
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Delphi Methodist Church
Dorothy Hartman
Brady Trail Sought in Carroll County in Bandit Pursuit
Sheriff Arthur Anderson and state police hunted three men, suspected as Alfred Brady and accomplices, who escaped from Greenfield jail. A gunfire incident near Americus injured none seriously, with Glass splinters in a man's face. The bandits were tied to an Archerville area assault on Mrs. Rennick, identified as Clarence Lee Shaffer.
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Alfred Brady
Arthur Anderson
Delphi
Anderson
Indianapolis
Brady
Greenfield
I. C. Casey
Hoopston
Casey
Lafayette
Americus
Cas
Archerville
Haskell Rennick
Alvin Stark Drowns At Oakdale Dam
Alvin Stark fifty three of Delphi drowned at the Oakdale dam this morning at nine oclock. He was using a dip net and toppled into the turbulent water. Sheriff Arthur Anderson Dr Hubert Gros and local light company men aided in attempts to revive him.
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Alvin Stark
Delphi
Oakdale Dam
Stark
Landon Welcomed by Delphi In Unified Hoosier Reception
Governor Landon receives a warm cross party welcome at Wabash station in Delphi. The crowd includes Democrats independents and supporters from both major parties praising his qualifications and character while inviting future visits regardless of election outcome.
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Wabash Station
Main Street
Wadsworth Speaks To 2000 At G. O. P. Rally
About 2000 Republicans gathered Tuesday evening at the Armory to hear Sen. James W. Wadsworth of New York. County vice chairman Mrs. Mabel Fraser opened, introducing county and five state candidates. Robert Sieber introduced the speaker, followed by a dance for young Republicans and friends.
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Delphi
Armory
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Mabel Fraser
Wadsworth
Robert Sieber
Eikenberry Attends Philadelphia Insurance Convention
Mr and Mrs J W Eikenberry of Bringhurst and Mr and Mrs Carl Loman of Mulberry travel to Philadelphia for the national convention of the Farmers Mutual Insurance Co where Mr Eikenberry serves as president. They plan to visit east coast points of interest and return in about two weeks.
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J. W. Eikenberry
Bringhurst
Carl Loman
Mulberry
Philadelphia
Eikenberry
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Co
County Council Approves Welfare Grant for 1936
The Carroll county council met in special session and voted $7,655 to cover county welfare costs for the rest of 1936. The funds, requested by the county welfare board, cover old age assistance, burial allowance, clerical salaries, investigators, and mileage. Representing the state welfare department were Charles B. Marshall of Indianapolis and James P. Wason of Delphi.
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Carroll County Council
County Welfare Board
Charles B. Marshall
Indianapolis
James P. Wason
Delphi
State Welfare Department
Delphi to Begin Work on New Grade School Building
Delphi school board authorized bonds for a new grade school and improvements on the high school site. The project, costing about 125000, will be funded by 45 percent federal aid with the rest shared by the city and Deer Creek township. bonds to be sold November 6 and work must start by November 15 under PWA rules. Governor McNutt appointed W. C. Smith to the wage board. Howard Bradshaw named for industry.
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Delphi
Delphi School Board
Deer Creek
PWA
Paul V. McNutt
W. C. Smith
Howard Bradshaw
Heart Attack Fatal To Mrs. J. Liebert
Mrs. John Liebert 73 died Tuesday night at home near Delphi after a brief heart attack. She was born Alice M. Cloe and is survived by her husband, three sisters, one brother, four nieces and one nephew. Funeral services Friday at 1 30 pm at the residence with Rev. H. Jenkins officiating. Burial in Masonic Cemetery.
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John Liebert
Delphi
Liebert
Alice M. Cloe
George Newer
Deer Creek
John Sexton
West Lebanon
Clara Lee
Tom Cloe
Monticello
Rev. H. Jenkins
Women to Meet in Delphi Library Friday Afternoon
The Democratic women of Deer Creek township will gather at the Delphi library on Friday at 2:00 PM. Speaker is Mrs. A. P. Flynn, former state vice chairwoman and current seventh regional director of the National Democratic Women’s Organization.
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Deer Creek Township
Delphi
A. P. Flynn
National Democratic Womens’ Organization
County Teachers To Meet Here Saturday
Carroll county teachers institute will be held in Delphi Saturday announced by county superintendent George W. McCain. Morning program features an address Dictatorship in Action by Prof. John J. Haramy. Afternoon sessions consist of sectional meetings led by various teachers.
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Carroll County
Teachers’ Institute
Delphi
George W. McCain
John J. Haramy
Oracles Prep For Net Season Debut Against Camden
The Delphi Oracles drill for the season opener November 4 against Camden. Coach Lester Williams notes a smaller squad yet one of the fastest in local net history with strong ball handling. Key players include Downs Weaver Berryman Cain forwards and Delaney Clawson Long Flora Redding guards Mount center, with Bowman promising. Season tickets are on sale at $2 adults $1 students, with seat retention if requested by Oct 26. General admission 30 cents per game.
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Oracles
Camden
Delphi Oracles
Lester
Pete) Williams
Downs
Weaver
Berryman
Cain
Delaney
Clawson
Long
Flora
Redding
Mount
Bowman
Smith
Spivey
Garver
Shaffer
Lamb
Co. A. Smith
Delphi High School
REA Grants Carroll County New 210000 Fund To Complete Lines
The Rural Electrification Administration notified the Carroll County REMC of an additional 210000 dollars for the county project, bringing total funds to 360000 dollars. This enables awarding the contract for the entire line at once to speed completion, with Indiana Statewide REMC engineers drafting specs and plans as bidding nears.
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REA Grants County
Rural Electrification Administration
Washington
REMC
Carroll County
Indiana
Minton to Speak at Delphi Democratic Rally
Senator Sherman Minton will headline a Democratic rally at Delphi armory on Wednesday October 21 at 2 30 p m The Indiana senator known for oratory draws large crowds and has promoted Roosevelt policies in state campaigns Barnhart to speak follows on page four.
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Senatcr Sherman Minton
Indiana
Delphi
Minton
Sherman Minton
Delphi Armory
Armory
Ada Bailey 75 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Ada Bailey widow of Robert Bruce Bailey died Tuesday morning at her daughter Mrs Walter Gochenour home after years of illness. She was born in Brookston and had lived with her son Robert W in Sioux Falls SD. Surviving are a son Co E Duncan Donovan MI and a daughter in Brookston. Funeral was held today at 3 at Mrs Gochenour's house with Rev Wilbur Day presiding and burial in Brookston cemetery.
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Ada B. Bailey
Robert Bruce Bailey
Walter Gochenour
Bailey
Brookston
Robert W
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Selby Summer
Co. E. Duncan
Donovan
Tax receipts From Gross Income Tax in 1987
Official estimates show the county will receive substantial state shares from the gross income tax in 1987, accounting for a large portion of reduced property taxes. The figures reflect projected allocations and their effect on local tax burdens.
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Ralph Hill
Rossville
Mat Leach
Dillinger
Oakdale
Sheriff Arthur Anderson
Bert Gros
Light Company
Governor Landon
Maine
California
Democratic Party
American Legion German Band of
Logansport
J. Liebert
Frankfort
Horace Mann
Williams
Ada Bailey
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