Local Democrats Begin Campaigns for County Offices
Democrats declaring bids for county offices in the upcoming primary begin to launch campaigns. Many candidates announce intentions to seek positions across the county.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1914
Page
1
Democrats declaring bids for county offices in the upcoming primary begin to launch campaigns. Many candidates announce intentions to seek positions across the county.
Democrats announce candidates for county clerk recorder auditor and other posts in the upcoming primary. Early races include H W Timmons Ben P King Albany Farmer C T Ellis W R Ellis L L Runyan and Walter S Campbell. Also notes Indiana Corn Growers meeting at Purdue January 14 with Carver and Spillman speaking. Monon road adds Harlan Buck electric lights to engines. Pendleton illness delay for Mrs Hutchins and daughter Helen Leora.
The GOP convention is fixed for February 10, 1914, to be held in Terre Haute. Jack Bryson is highlighted as the fair haired boy to be.
The Fifth District Republican committee met in Terre Haute and set February 10 there for the district convention to choose a chairman. District Chairman John G. Bryson will run unopposed and backs Fred Sims for state chairman. Felix Blankenbaker and Roy Shattuck may seek Congress. Also news: Jim Alley, 19, arrested in Brazil for theft, is held for trial after Judge Hughes orders further investigation.
Judge Hughes deferred ruling in the quiet title suit brought by John Dodd against Hanna over an acre of land in Franklin township. Trial began Wednesday with C. C. Gillen for Dodd and concluded Friday with S. A. Hays for the defense. A decision awaits his return from Salem ind where he will preside over a Washington county case.
Chris Knauer took first place with his display of apples as the Bainbridge Farmers' Institute program drew a wide array of exhibitions. The event highlighted farm produce in corn and apple shows with numerous participants and accolades.
Prominent Putnam County man dies at his home after an illness of many months. He recently resigned as trustee of Madison Township.
The notice covers the death of John William Stroube at age 48 with funeral plans in Greencastle and burial at Boone cemetery after services at his home. It lists survivors including widow, daughter Mary Edith, siblings, and mother Elizabeth Stroube. Additional items include the funeral of Mrs. John Doty, English department vacancy at the university, recent relocations of Jennie Johns cleaning service, James Daggy’s twenty years at Forest Hill cemetery, and Cloverdale’s checker tournament at the Preston Smoke House.
The Bainbridge Farmers Institute on Monday January 5 featured corn and apple shows with 18 corn entries and 19 apple plates. Officers for the year include W I Wimmer secretary James M Reeds and program committee Hans Anderson Mrs W D Conn and Mrs A C Balch. Also noted are upcoming eclipses in 1914 and a short social note on Mrs L F Cooper traveling to Clay City and The Boston Club gathering with Mrs Belle Carver.
A stove pipe caused a fire at 1 15 PM at the residence of Mrs Lizzie Leatherman on Jackson and Liberty streets. Smoke issued from doors and windows before the local department arrived. Fire caused scorched clothing. no water was used. no insurance on the house.
Poultry show management awarded special prizes to top exhibitors. Fowl judging is complete and ribbons are tied on prize winning pens.
Edwin Friedrich a DePauw senior was chosen as representative for the state oratorical contest in Indianapolis after winning the DePauw primary contest Wednesday night. He placed first on manuscript and delivery for his talk Heterodoxy vs Orthodoxy. Over 200 Greencastle residents attended with nine speakers. Arthur Bogue took second and George Rinner third. William Hathaway near Brick Chapel remains critically ill after a stroke two weeks ago.
The Greencastle exhibition of the Putnam County Fanciers Association features prize birds and ribbons as exhibitors explain fine points to spectators. Earle Bunten, a white leghorn breeder from Fillmore, wins two of five cups including the silver cup for best display of birds.
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