Local Primary Petition Rules and Public Notices
County candidates must file petitions to place names on the ballot within a window from sixty to thirty days before the March 7 primary. Notices of withdrawal require filing with the circuit clerk twenty-five days before the primary. The Secretary of State will certify candidate details twenty days before county primaries, and the circuit clerk will publish candidate lists in two papers for two weeks. Pública locations must post notices in three places per precinct, with voting precincts listed publicly. Primary expenses are county covered. candidates paying at least $100 deposit thirty days before the primary, amounting to 1 percent of annual salary, goes to the county treasurer.
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Secretary of State
Pretty Kendallville wedding joins Zoe Bodenhafer and B Floyd Stalcup
A Christmas noon ceremony at the bride's home united Miss Zoe Bodenhafer and B Floyd Stalcup with Rev Millard Peil officiating. The couple, well regarded in Kendallville, plan a December 29 home reception as they begin married life. Includes notices of local marriages, sickness, and community updates.
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Zoe Bodenhafer
B. Floyd Stalcup
Levi Bodenhafer
Millard Peil
M. E. Church
Kendallville
Indiana State ‘Normal School
Indiana Versity
Starcup
Central
Indiana State Normal University
Chicago University
Hince
English Town Visits Record Weekly Shifts
A rural English town reports a flurry of visitors and locals traveling to nearby towns on business and social calls. Names include Mrs. Charles Stewart, J E Hawkins, Ritch Critchfield, Kenna Sain, A H Brown, James Turley, W W Johnson, G M Byrd, Arthur Beasley, W A Parr, William Ingle, Minor Satterfield, M G Real, Thomas Gregory, James Jackson, Walley Satterfield, John Linthicum, Wm Smith, S A Tucker, Melissa Walker, Misses Brooks and Frakes, and others as residents visit relatives, shop, attend services, and renew newspaper subscriptions.
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Ritch Critchfield
Sear Fargo
Kenna Sain
Union Township
A. H. Brown
Louisville
Ste. Luther
Wodasaday
James Turley
Jeffersonville
W. W. Johnson
Near Corby
G. M. Byrd
Ohio Township
Arthur Beasley
Mt. Sterling
W.A. Parr
Wm. Ingle
Gibson County
Minor Satterfield
Diving to the fact Taswell church postpones opening
M E Church notes postpones the Taswell church protracted meeting start due to unfinished interior work. Revival at Mifflin continues with services in Grantsburg and Temple. A. J. Oster, pastor, urges sincere faith over form and closes with a message on service.
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Tasweil
Mifflin
Temple
Grantsburg
Aloha Pavey
A. J. Oster
Local notices and political campaign notes in Rushville Indiana
A collection of small items: sales ad for a coal stove, real estate buy requests near English, subscriptions to The News and Indiana Farmer, a funeral report for Miss Lena Carroll, Henry Rowland named rock roads superintendent, Senator Kern’s parole news, primary ballot filing deadline details, a kodaking and hiking party from Vincennes and Louisville, then lengthy Indiana political rally coverage for James E. Watson with love feast activity and candidate support notes, plus local personal notices and social events.
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Severin
Indianapolis
Wes
Watson
Rushville
Indiana
Republican
Watson/Company
Murat Theater
Hugh Th Milter
County News Items From a Rainy Week Notes Many Visitors
Local notes describe continuing rain and several visits among families in the area. Residents mention relatives from Patoka, Mt. Sterling, Burnett, and Mifflin, plus workers returning home. Aunt Jane Wright remains ill but hope for recovery is voiced.
Community Notes Chronicle Local Visits And Visits
Neighbors shared quiet entertainments with big dinners this week while minor remedies and liniments were used. Visitors included Oscar Watts from Winchester to see his parents and Cecil Tower from Louisville. Residents and guests shared meals and small social gatherings across Jennings township and English.
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Rawlings
Whitmores
Oscar Watts
Winchester
A. A. Landrus
O. P. Bunch’s
Jess Higert
Hubert Henry
Lloyd Dean
Santa
Herman Archibald
Leavenworth
Local social notes and a burial in Pleasant Ridge
Walter Miller returns to Louisville business college after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Philip Miller. Dorothy Fields and Effie Newton resume studies at Marengo after holidays with family. Mrs. Maue King of Dubois visits her mother Mrs. Martha Sturm and returns home. Fern Williams of Taswell visits sister Mrs. George Dillard. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Melton. Susie Carnavan returns to Princeton school after holidays with Postmaster and Mrs. Charles Carnavan. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Wright of Birds Eye visit his parents. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller died Friday. interment at Pleasant Ridge cemetery Saturday.
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John Cunningham
Crandall
Mt. Sterling
W. H. Wright
Harry Seaton
Howard and
Kennit
Burnett
Chrisman
Ill
George Vanwinkle
J. B. Ferguson
W. E. Glosson
J. M. Dean
Delia
Sallie Cates
Weldon
Home Forke
Cecil Tower
Louisville
Roy McClure
Tom McClure
Claude House
Thomas A. Byerly
Jennings Township
Commissioners’ Court
Frank House
O. F. Mack
A. B. Henry
Jess Dean
Walter Miller
Business
Philip Miller
Dorothy Fields
Effie Newton
Marengo
Maue King
Dubois
Martha Sturm
Fern Williams
Taswell
George Dillard
Frank Melton
Susie Carnavan
Princeton
Charles Carnavan
Monroe Wright
Birdseye
Samuel Wright
John Miller
Pleasant Ridge Cemetery
A. J. Oster
Charles Hunt
Mooresville
Nolan Pedigo
Frankfort
George Grant
Oliver Haycock
Milltown
Joseph
Edward McDonald
S. F. Lambdin
English
G. W. Sillings
Robert O. Jones
Hattie Carnavan
E. B. Carr
New Albany
John Hollowell
Frank McKinles
Bonnie Thompson
Pilot
P. H
Ottis Adkins
Oliver Duffin
Taswe
M.S. Real
J. R. Longest Mathers
Lizzie Lambdin
Walnut Hill
Roy Real
Engl
Mary Vernon
Eunice
Curby
D. H. Dillman
J.P
D. M. Stephenson
Andy Stephenson
Pilot Knob
Lee
St. Francisville
J. H. Beals
Marenga
Claud
Omer
Ray Stephenson
Garland Froman
Elmer Allen
Dry Run
Social round of visits and errands across English and Marengo
Numerous locals and visitors are noted in a dense chain of brief calls and daytime activities. People from Mooresville Frankfort Milltown New Albany Marengo Pilot Knob Washburn and Curby attend church visits dental work and social gatherings. Several relatives and friends travel to see kin and friends including Ray Stephenson returning from Kansas and families hosting guests.
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James Shafer
Marengo
Bertha
Eunice Shaw
Edith Bowman
Ottis Landrus
Washburn
Ray Stephenson
Great Bend
Kansas
Ray
Archie Williams
Pilot Knob
Community Health and Visitors Report in Sulphur
Health is very good in this vicinity. Edward Velcine is visiting at Evansville. Mrs. A. J. Riley and grandson Vernit Jeffers, from Logansport, returned home Sunday. Mrs. Nancy Moore and son Chester of Louisville visit Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brandenburg at this place.
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Edward Velcine
Evansville
A. J. Riley
Vernit Jeffers
Logansport
Nancy Moore
Chester
Louisville
Ernest Brandenburg
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