Quiet Remington Primary Yields Strong Local Support
In Remington the primary election passed quietly with steady candidatures. Voters arrived before work, during noon breaks, and by gathering neighbors for a car pool. The race centered on County Sheriff with Beveridge noted as victorious against New, signaling independence over machine rule. Indiana sentiment appears favorable. Local nominees Ellis Jones and Jake Hensler show confidence, while Weaver notes precinct results with figures to follow.
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Remington
Senator Beveridge
New
Indiana
Ellis Jones
Jake Hensler
Quiet wedding at Sacred Heart church
Rev Father Baker officiated a small Tuesday morning ceremony at Sacred Heart church. Groom Leo Tyrrell, a Wolcott area farmer, wed Grace May Schuman of Wolcott. The couple will reside on Tyrrell's farm eight miles south of Wolcott.
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Father Baker
Sacred Heart Church
Leo &.Tyrrell
Wolcott
Grace May Schuman
Carpenter Township Sunday School Convention Draws Large Attendance
The Carpenter Township Sunday School Convention at the Methodist church on April 30 drew the largest crowd yet, with music by the Remington Girls Orchestra and duets by Helen Pickering and Verne Durbin. W. L. Bott spoke on the necessity and benefits of a Sunday School to the community, and attendees included members from Rensselaer and Zion Mennonite church, plus Remington Sunday Schools. The pre Easter campaign boosted new member interest and is expected to grow.
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Carpenter Township
S. S
Methodist Church
Remington Girls’ Orchestra
Helen Pickering
Verne Durbin
W. L. Bott
Co. Pres
Rensselaer
Zion Mennonite Church
Remington
Statewide primary cost per vote and vote total
Officials estimate May 2 statewide primary cost 0.50 to 1.00 per vote. Projected turnout ranges from 200000 to 500000 votes. The 1920 primary cost was 818,427 dollars.
Long list of local election results and notices
The document records candidates and vote totals for various offices with a note that some nominees appeared unopposed on the primary ballot. It lists Sheriff, County officials, and district candidates, plus a notice from the Farm Bureau announcing a May social meeting at the Carpenter township Methodist church basement with supper and a committee program.
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Frank Howard
Samuel M. Ralston
Jesse A. Sanders
D. W. Simms
Bernard B. Shively
George W. Thompson
William F. Spooner
Alex Mejica
Vern C. Davisson
Geo. W. Casey
Wm. Grube
Stephen Kobbley
John
W. Williamson
Lodge
J. F. Fenwick
Thos. F. Maloney
John P. Ryan
Herman. R. Langdon
Eugéne Kirk
Carey L. ‘Carr
Orville M. Putt
Blanche R. Knapp
Rollin A. Eib
F. ‘E. Shroer
Judson J. Hunt
Alfred P. Rainier
Ross Myers
Bureau
Carpenter Township
Methodist Church
Pasture Wanted for Cattle Near Well Grill
Wanted pasture with good feed and water for cattle. Rates: $1.00 per month here, $1.25 per month elsewhere. Five Phone 97-3 Well. Grilling M M Bunnell.
Palmer Trio Entertainers De Luxe In Vaudeville
The Palmer Trio showcases versatile musical entertainment on various instruments. Described as the classiest act offered, they perform in vaudeville with a blend of classical and popular pieces.
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Groep
Lafayette Granite Co. Ad Promises Free Cemetery Tours
Lafayette Granite Co of Lafayette Indiana invites prospective monument buyers to consult on granite styles and pricing. The firm offers free guided visits to local cemeteries or the plant to inspect finished work, with no obligation to buy. Phone contact provided.
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Crear
P. W. Merritt
Florsheim Shoes
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Poplin
Republica
United States
Reppinenstat
Washington
B. Anderson
Gust Strpat
R. Wood
Weed
N. H. Saenet
Rouse
Paul Weg J. Wright
Carpenter Township Sunday School
Ler
Jones
Farm Bureau
Will Ott
M. M. Bunnell
Gladiolas
Verbenas
Kohl
Rabi
Henry Phelps
Lyric Theatre
Musical ‘Palmer Trio
The
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Lafayette, Ind
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