The Democratic Ticket for County and State Races 1930
The Democratic slate lists candidates for Congress Fifth District C C Gillen. State Senator Ira Clouser for Putnam and Montgomery. State Representative Harry Stamp for Putnam and Owen. Judge 64th Circuit James P Hughes. Prosecuting Attorney John H James. County Clerk John W Herod. County Auditor William A Cooper. County Treasurer Wilson T Handy. County Recorder Mrs May Eggers. County Sheriff Alva Bryan. County Surveyor Orville O Neal. County Assessor Charles W Marshall. Coroner Frank E Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Hughes
Judicial District
John H. James
John W. Herod
William A. Cooper
Wilson T. Handy
May Eggers
Alva Bryan
Orville O'Neal
Local Officials and Community Notes From Clinton Township
Local government candidates James G. Britton and Ora A. Day feature in district contests. Community updates include road repairs led by Andrew Johnson and Clement Knauer, a Ruark bridge project nearing completion with October 25 opening, and a rundown of social visits, church events, farm work, and local movements among families in Clinton Falls area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Gardner
Andrew
Everett
Gilbert
Clifford Dickey
Marion Wright
Andrew Johnson
Clement Knauer
Henry Marshall
King
Mr. King
Fillmore
Carey Dillinger
Paul Thomas
Hepler
Ruark
Little Walnut
No. 10
Upper Township Road
State Teachers’ Association
Wilbur Hidenreich
Terre Haute
Argelia Elling
Glendyn Irwin
Putnam County Farm Bureau
Otha Shipley Quackenbush
Paris
Illinois
Preaching at M. P. Church in Clinton Falls
In Clinton Falls preaching services will be held at the M. P. church on Sunday morning and night November 2 by Rev. C. Lakin. Marion Brattin, in Clinton hospital, is able to be up and expected to return home soon. Several local women visited Mrs. Goldie Bee on Wednesday evening. Miss Black will preach at Bethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindred Garrett
Greencastle
Charles King Place
Mr. Cox
Charles King House
George Amers
Earl Ellis
Neva Rogers
Lester Leonard
Ralph Crow
John Boswell
Boston Dickey House
John Johnston
Carey Dilinger
Mr. Dillinger
M. E. Church
Clinton Falls
Maxine Watson
Eveline Watson
Lilly May Burk
Mack McCartney
Indianapolis
Pasor
Ladies Aid
Goldie Bee
Paul Hall
Mildred Wells
George Pierce
Ward Arnold
J. S. Bettis
Merl Boswell
Fannie Sigler
Clara Thomas
Lida Pierce
Ed Bettis
Charles Edward
Charles Cunningham
Portland Mills
M. P
C. Lakin
Marion Brattin
Clinton Hospital
Eula Staggs
Ora Thomas
Nell Bettis
Miss Black
Bethel
The Herald Greencastle Publisher History and Rates
The Herald Charles J. Arnold publisher since 1858 notes the paper began as The Press. It is entered as second class mail in Greencastle Indiana and published every afternoon except Sunday. Subscription rates are 3.00 a year in Putnam County 3.50 outside Putnam County and 10 cents weekly by carrier within Greencastle. Advertising rates available on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Arnold
Greencastle, Ind
South Jackson Street
Greencastle
Indiana
Putnam County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress
C. C. Gillen
Putnam
Montgomery
Ira Clouser
Putnam and
Owen Counties
Harry
Charles W. Marshall
Frank E. Reed
James G. Britton
Ora A. Day
Madison Center
the Herald
Telephone
K.C. Herring
Elkhart
Tas
Harold Boyd
Ind
Ee Ethyl Gasoline Corporation
Walters
FE. Schlegel
Muntingburg, Ind
Ralph Culp Wakarusa
Standard Oil Company
WGN
Wisconsin
Purdue
Princeton
Chicago
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Army-Notre Dames
Democratic Rally
Court House
Courtland C. Gillen
MR. Gillen
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