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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1930
Page
3
Harry Stamp of Putnam county announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for joint representative of Putnam and Owen counties and asks voters for support in the primary on May 6.
J F Boesen of Putnam County enters the race for Democratic nomination as Joint-Representative of Putnam and Owen counties subject to primary decision.
Ira Clouser, attorney and farmer, appeals for support in the joint senate race covering Putnam and Montgomery counties. He urges voters to back his candidacy and emphasizes readiness to serve.
In a South Seas escape plot Stella Blackney and David Wade flee on a cutter toward a rumored Eden Motogaru island. Stella's machinations deepen a bond with Wade while Loora, a loyal crewwoman, guards her mistress and wrestles with whispers of Dolobe and Manuva.
George S. Harney announces his candidacy for joint senator representing Putnam and Montgomery counties subject to the Democratic Primary decision and seeks voters support in Putnam county.
Gilbert R. Snider and Clarence Vestal announce Democratic nominations for Sheriff of Putnam County. Snider seeks support subject to the primary election. Vestal also campaigns for the Democratic nomination in Greencastle with a May 6 1930 reference.
County offices seek Democratic nomination with R Huffman of Washington and Gilbert McCammack of Jefferson declaring for Auditor and County Clerk respectively. Both filings depend on the May 6 1930 primary results.
John H. James, prosecuting attorney, announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for prosecuting attorney. The bid is subject to the primary election on May 6 and party decision. James frames his run as a continuation of his current office agenda.
Edwin F. Stone of Greencastle announces his candidacy for Recorder of Putnam County subject to the Democratic Primary. May Eggers of Roachdale seeks the Democratic nomination for Recorder. Ada Wilson of Greencastle also announces for Recorder with primary decision pending.
County voters hear two candidacies as Charley Marshall runs for county assessor and Arthur Plummer seeks the surveyor nomination in Putnam County. Both urge support ahead of the May 6 primary.
Ray Clodfelter announces his candidacy for Trustee of Clinton Township in the Democratic primary on May 6 1930. Claude Buck Burk also seeks the Clinton Township Trustee seat in the Democratic primary. Bert Alcorn announces his bid for Floyd Township Trustee in the Democratic primary on May 6 1930.
The game between St. Louis and Detroit featured four runs with George Able delivering the only Tiger homer and Schulte hitting a second homer for the Cardinals after Kress.
Charles A. Heath announces his candidacy for trustee of Washington township subject to the Democratic primary on May 6, 1950. Phillip B. Hutcheson also declares his candidacy for trustee of Washington township, pending the Democratic primary on May 6, 1980.
Ernest Sellers of Greencastle township announces candidacy subject to the Republican Primary on May 6. Dan Besser of Greencastle township also declares his run for assessor in the Republican nomination, contingent on primary results.
Roachdale and surrounding communities report visits and gatherings. Fay Anderson and family spend time with Mary Anderson in Berwyi and with relatives in Columbus. Donald Hogate and Nellie Lockridge visit their mother Mia A A Lockridge. Blanelw Davidson visits Crawfordsville with Hyten sisters. Arlie Fuller hosts niece Miss Margaret Rogers on her wedding elect status with extended family attending. The Silvey firm becomes Faller clothing store after retirement. Easter dinner shared at Walter Smith home. other Sunday visits and social tributes noted in local circles.
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