The Democrate Ticket for Congress Fifth District Leaders
A political listing shows candidates across the Fifth Congressional District and county positions. C C Gillen is named for State Senator Putnam and Montgomery counties Ira Clouser for State Representative Putnam and Owen counties Harry Stamp, with James P Hughes as judge James P Hughes serves in the 64th Judicial Circuit. Other offices include John H James Prosecuting Attorney John W Herod County Clerk William A Cooper County Auditor Wilson T Handy County Treasurer Mrs May Eggers County Recorder Alva Bryan County Sheriff Orville O Neal County Assessor Charles W Marshall Coroner Frank E Reed Commissioners James G Britten 1st district Ora A Day 2nd district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
C. C. Gillen
Putnam
Montgomery
Ira Clouser
Charles W. Marshall
Frank E. Reed
James G. Britten
Ora A. Day
Local Socials and Community Notes From Madison Center
Miss Cletis Dillinger visited Mrs. Mary Wright and Miss Amelia Elling last Sunday. Ray Evans and Will Ellmore led a trip to West Unity near Cloverdale where Elden Ben Elston conducts a revival. Helen Leonard’s illness worsens with possible bowel inflammation. Ona Ellmore spent the past week with Wilma Evans. G W Boy of Greenscastle visited Marion Wright and family last Friday. Frosts visited the area with minimal damage. Ruark bridge over Little Walnut creek to be repaired once commissioners arrange the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletis Dillinger
Mary Wright
Amelia Elling
Ray Evans
Will Ellmore
West Unity
Cloverdale
Elden Ben Elston
Helen Leonard
Ona Ellmore
Wilma Evans
G. W. Boy
Greencastle
Marion Wright
Ruark
Little Walnut Creek
Local farming news from Clinton Falls and surrounding areas
Billie Gowen and Edmon Marshall hauled seed clover to Clinton Falls for thrashing. Scott Irwin, recently released from St Vincent's hospital in Indianapolis after tumor removal, has returned home in improved health. The Madison Township Home Economics club met at Mrs Harley Head's home to discuss vitamins and enjoy refreshments. Claud Cantonwine hauled lime for airport improvement at Sullivan and near Sullivan. Misses Emily Johnson and Cletis Dillinger visited Miss Mary Thomas. The Long Branch congregation held a business meeting at the church. Carey Dillinger nears completion on Billie Gowen's barn and holds a contract for Buck Hepler's new barn after lightning damage. Mr and Mrs William Gowen and Mr Goldsberry visited relatives in Lafayette. Cantonwine also hauls lime for fertilizer. Mrs Will Ellmore, nurse to Mrs Olive Dillinger, has returned to Covington. A J Johnson road crew hauled gravel to repair the state road near Long Branch. A valuable colt owned by William Gowen strayed onto the highway and was hit by a car. its prognosis is poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Gowen
Edmon Marshall
Clinton
Scott Irwin
St. Vincents Hospital
Indianapolis
Madison Township
Harley Head
Claud Cantonwine
Sullivan
Emily Johnson
Cletis Dillinger
Mary Thomas
Long Branch
Carey Dillinger
Buck” Hepler
William Gowen
Goldsberry
Commercial Place
Lafayette
Will Ellmore
Olive Dillinger
Covington
A. J. Johnson
Local Social News from Fillmore and Nearby
Fred Robinson of Fillmore is reported sick. Mrs. Dallas Ruark and son Bobby Wayne return from Putnam County Hospital. Mrs. Katie Bastin attended the New Era club in Greencastle. Mrs. George Bowman suffers a severe cold. Bert Wright remodels his home south of Fillmore. Neila Carrol and Mildred Lydick were in Danville last Thursday. William Pace of Danville visited Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wright this week. Maynard Wright and Dayton Ohio children spent the weekend with their parents. Glen Campbell moves to Logansport for their future home. H W Higgins and move into Clara Ruark’s north Fillmore property. Clay Robinson of Danville moves back to make their home. Many attended the McCammalk sale Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bowman
Bert Wright
Fillmore
Neila Carrol
Mildred Lydick
Danville
William Pace
Willis Wright
Maynard Wright
Dayton
Ohio
Glen Campbell
Logansport
H. W. Higgins
Clara’ Ruark
Clay Robinson
Real Estate Transfers Across Greencastle Area 1 Dollar Transfers Noted
A string of property transfers is listed, detailing numerous $1 deeds for lots and acres in Greencastle Cloverdale Jefferson Jackson and surrounding townships. Names include Elizabeth Cormet Gordon Mary Cook Vernon Lytle and Matt Murphy with buyers such as Glen Bolander Charles Newgent Citizens State Bank and Mary Glidewell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth C. Cormet
Edwards
Gordon
CW. TD
Roachdale
Mary J. Cook
Chandler P. Runyan
Citizens State Bank
W. D
Jefferson, Township
Virgil Riddle
Bertha McCloud
Jackson Township
Fred Parks
Myra Parks
W. DD
Warren Twp
Gilbert FE. Ogles
John E .Ogles
Jefferson
Joseph Thompson
Mary FE
Glidewell
W. B
Mure
Local Social Roundup From Corn Stalk Valley
Mr and Mrs Harry Goodwin of Indianapolis spent Sunday with G G Ellis and family. Mrs Ellen Newman and others visited with Bunyan family. Dudley family and sons visited Covington relatives. Buis and Glidewell hosted weekend in Indianapolis. C C club met with Mrs Alex Bryan. Revival services start October 20 at Bethel led by Rev Harmon of Lafayette and supported by Rev Riveler. Oran Buis and family and Mrs William Newman visited Homer Slavens at Clinton Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. O. Dudley and Sons
Covington
E. E. Buis
Indianapolis
R. O. Glidewell
C. C. Club
Alex Bryan
Bethel
Harmon
Lafayette
Riveler
Oran Buis
William Newman
Homer Slavens
Clinton Falls
Local church ladies visit and call on neighbors
Mrs. Ellen Newman and Mrs Myrtle Monday shared Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Hammond. Mrs. Glen Burgess paid a Monday afternoon call on Mrs. Kk. E. Buis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Newman
Myrtle
N. L. Hammond
Glen Burgess
Kk. E. Buis
Diamonds Still Fights Death Amid Shooting at Polyclinic
Wounded in a Diamond assassination attempt in New York City, Legs Diamond remains in peril at Polyclinic Hospital while the gunmen are not named. Dutch Schultz, questioned by District Attorney Crain, says he knows nothing about the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Diamond
Polyclinic Hospital
New York City
Dutch Schultz
Crain
International Neweree
Putnam County Tax Levies for 1931
Taxes levied for State, County, School and other purposes in Putnam County Indiana are due at the Treasurer in Greencastle. Taxpayers may pay one half by the first Monday in May 1931 and the remaining half by the first Monday in November 1931, with penalties if May payment is not made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Indiana
Greencastle
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Putnam and
Owen Counties
Harry
Madison Center
Jersey
Scott Irwin C. A. Vestal
Smiley Irwin
Fred Robinson
Dallas Ruark
Bobby Wayne
Putnam County Hospital
Katie Bastin
New Era Club
Washington U
Iowa
Oner Sansen
Leo Jensvolo
Middle West
Iowa City
Wees
Stars of Washington University
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University of Washington
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al Holmes
Ely
University of Lowe
Oliver Sansen
Leo Jensvold
University of Iowa
Vernon W. Lytle
Glen P. Bolander
W. LD
Eastern
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Robert Barnett
William Walsh
W. Db
Suuvey
Vern C. Wilson
Bessie M. Finney
Ealy
Charlie Sigg
Sam Ham
WSP
Greencastle iBerry
John E. Burk
Charles F. Newgent
Clinton Township
John G. Bell
Roy M. Abrams
Marty EK
Massion
Joseph J. Ashba
Virgil L. Cuniningham
Frank Bittles
Matt J. Murphy
William D. Walsh
Eugene IF
Southern
Greencastle Central Survey
Corn Stalk Valley
Harry Goodwin
G. G. Ellis
Myrtle Monday
Ida Newman
Alfred Bunyan
the Herald
Charles J. Arnold
Ind
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Crawford
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Bloomington
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Greencastle, Indiana
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Franklin Township
Monroe Township
Bainbridge Town
Washington Town
Warren, Township
Jefferson Township
Cloverdale Township
Cloverdale Town
W.E. Gill
G.E. Ogles
Bainbridge
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Jackson
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Serene
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Russellville Town
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