County Primary Results Near Eight Thousand Votes Cast
Complete county and Jackson Township totals show Republican and Democratic voters nominating trustees and officials. Notable results include Settlemyre leading for Trustee with 146 votes and Johnson elected as Republican Assessor with 189, while Beveridge and Kraus lead in U S Senate and Congress respectively. Multiple county offices list majorities and margins across clerk auditor treasurer and sheriff races.
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Jackson Township
Bay Houser
D. A. Kline
M. W. Richards
P. B. Settlemyre
Settlemyre Plurality
T. P. Johnson
George B. Edwards
David Shell
Emery Gillespie
Lawrence Reddin
Shell Plurality
Local election results printed with candidate tallies
The ad shows votes for State Representative Harvey Z Collins Isiah Garwood Clerk J Edward Griffiths Auditor Charles A Griffith Roland C Stocksdale W F Wise and others with Donald totals. It lists plurality margins for Griffith Summers Howell Palmer Nelson Good Payne Smelser Felton Huffman Young and council seats by district for a 4th district and Ist district race.
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William L. Nelson
Nelson Nicholson
Amos , ‘Payne
Payne
William I. Ellis
Samuel H. Palmer
Palmer
Charles
County election results for U S senator and congress
Voter tallies show Jesse Sanders Renard Shively and Daniel Simms leading for the U S Senate race with Ralston plurality. In the congressional contest Samuel Cook Harry Cuthbertson and Nelson Hunter vie for votes as Cook holds a plurality.
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U.S
Jesse “A. Sanders
Renard B. Shively
Daniel W. Simms
Charles A. Howard
Samuel
M. Ralston
Ralston
Congress
Samuel_ . Cook
Harry K. Cuthbertson
Nelson
Cook
Papeete A Ohn
Crosby
Six Year High School Structure and Roanoke Example
The six year high school combines grades seven through twelve with a distinct upper unit and differentiated programs for junior and senior pupils. It offers a richer study program, departmental teaching, subject promotion, aptitude testing, and better facilities, as Roanoke High School serves as a practical example for districts considering this model.
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Ranoke
Roanoke
Archie Sharp Funeral Held at 10:30 Saturday
The funeral for Archie Sharp was held from Elmer Zent's home at 10:30 Saturday morning with Rev Emery Smith of the M E church in charge. Music by Mrs Howard Spencer, Mrs Newhart, and Beth Hatter. Nieces Loretta Marguerite Edith Mildred Helen Zent flower girls. Brothers and brothers in law pallbearers. Card of Thanks from John Sharp family thanking neighbors and friends and Rev Smith.
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Archie Sharp
Elmer Zent
Emery Smith
M. EB. Church
Howard Spencer
Newhart
Beth
Hatter
Loretta
Marguerite
Edith Sharp
Mildred
Helen
Zent
Farmers State Bank Elects Directors At Annual Meeting
Farmers State Bank held its annual meeting and election on Tuesday. Directors elected were John D. Keener Geo L Lopshire David Phebus P B Set tlemyre R H Tanner G E Lawrence George Bosworth G I Shank N L Highlands. Officers named include President G I Shank Vice President Ray H Tanner Cashier N L Highlands Assistant Cashier Jesse Koontz. Settlemyre declined re election as he seeks township trustee post. The bank reported a strong year with a five percent dividend.
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Farmers State Bank
John D. Keener
Geo. L. Lopshire
David Phebus
P. B. Settlemyre
R. H. Tanner
G. E. Lawrence
George Bosworth
G. I. Shank
N. L. Highlands
Ray H. Tanner
Jesse Koontz
Settlemyre
Dinner Table Science Kitchen Cabinet by Nellie Maxwell
The Review presents Nellie Maxwell's Kitchen Cabinet as a popular regular feature. Maxwell's recipes are practical economical and ensure tasty wholesome results. Her domestic science expertise is noted and readers are urged to value her scrap book of receipts.
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Review
Nellie Maxwell
Miss Maxwell
Primary Thanks From P B Settlemyre to Voters
P B Settlemyre extends gratitude to Republican voters and especially women for their cooperation in the recent primary election.
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P. B. Settlemyre
Roanoke Club Night Ends With Speed and Civic Call
The N. O. G. Club hosted by Irene Branstrator at the Harry Wilson home featured members dressed as little girls and a mother goose rhymes roll call. The group debated street safety and speed laws, urging enforcement to protect children and proposing sidewalk circuits to curb racing through Roanoke streets.
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N. O. G. Club
Irene Branstrator
Harry Wilson
Irene
Edna Rudig
Roanoke
Knights
Horse Runs Away Then Collides With Car Near Mill
Zelda Shroyer suffered painful injuries when a horse outside the Knitting Mill frightenedly bolted as she turned into a lane home. The horse overturned the bogey and she was bruised but saved from broken bones in the incident Wednesday evening.
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Zelda Shroyer
Chicken Thieves Abroad Report in Local Breeder Row
A partial report describes seventy five young chickens stolen from a breeder and twenty five older birds taken near dusk. A woman named Mrs Art Shroyer reported the incident as a man moved across the field. Authorities urged pursuit and apprehension of those responsible.
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Billie Schoeff
Art Shroyer
Calyx spray timing and formula for apple pests
H H Swain of the Indiana Horticultural Society stresses orchard care including dormant spray for scale and a calyx spray to control apple worm. The calyx spray uses one pound dry lead arsenate and five quarts liquid lime sulfur per fifty gallons, applied as a fine mist to wet all parts of the tree.
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Pengates
H.H. Swain
Indiana
Horticultural Society
Wabash Railway buys new dining cars and chairs
The Wabash Railway Company orders four dining cars and two gate chairs for earlier delivery. The purchase aims to update equipment and improve passenger service.
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Wabash ‘Railway Company
Huntington County judging team advances to state contest
The Roanoke High School team of Milo Dinivs Thomas Young and Clark Shatzer earned top four finishes in Huntington County judging contest qualifying Roanoke for statewide competition at the state fair this fall.
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Huntington
Milo Dinivs
Thomas Young
Clark Shatzer
Milo
Thomas
Roanoke High School
Huntington County
Physical causes for slow school progress revealed
A historic health report notes many slow learners suffer from physical defects such as enlarged tonsils adenoids or poor eyesight rather than mental issues. It describes a Vermont rural project where school inspections led to parent notification and corrective treatment improving pupil performance by the following year.
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Roanoke
United States Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Eighth
Vermont
Beveridge nomination seems certain in Indiana senate race
Indiana returns show Albert J. Beveridge leading Harry S. New by about 18 thousand to 20 thousand votes with 172 449 to 154 029 as 3 010 of 3 382 precincts reported. Ralston leads Democratic field. Dan W. Simms and Dr. Jesse A. Sanders follow with Sanders second to Ralston in forenoon.
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Indianapolis
Fred I. King
Harry
New
Albert J. Beveridge
United States Senate
Beveridge
Teasday
Indiana
Albert J.beveridge
Harry S. New
Unite States
Clarence R. Martin
Everidge State Campaign Organization
Samuel M. Ralston
Ralston
Dan W. Simms
Jessé A. Sanders
Simms
United Brethren Church Rally for Cash and Church Repair Day
The United Brethren Church reports strong attendance with Sunday school at 9 15 and a 7 30 service on The Right Conception of Life. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 led by Miss Garnet Smith, with a Thursday evening prayer service and a call for a large rallying attendance.
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N. S. Highlands
Garnet Smith
Spiritual seed and Sunday worship invite from Monson chapel
Neighbors are urged to sow spiritual seed daily and reap a harvest through worship. Regular services announced for Sunday May 7 at Friendship Wesley Chapel Monson Chapel with Rev H P Young, pastor, including forenoon afternoon and evening sessions.
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Wesley
Young
Scene of Walter DeArmitt and Dallas Robbins in Huntington
Sunday evening in Huntington shows Walter DeArmitt and Dallas Robbins spending time together in a quiet frame. The note records a casual gathering and local social scene.
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Walter DeArmitt
Dallas
Robbins
Huntington
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Milton Kraus
Ya Howard
W. ‘Kacy
He Kelsey
Missun
Oliver Kline
George W. Frazier
John’ F. Shutt
Shutt
Dessie Wright
Robert, H. Fisher
Homer Hardy
David F. Streit
William W. Wohlford
Hardy
Quilford Morrow
Horace G. Weese
Morrow
Wiliam
Murray
Jesse T. Rinearson
Issac B. Wike
Sherriff
William E. Payne
Frank B. Morgan
Paul A. Lannerd
Elmer E. Gard
George
Morris
Elmer E. Hunt
Ora
Foust
George Wilson
Wilson
Pearl Chennoweth
Henry L. Selle
William H. Wetters
William D. Eberhart
Philip Michel
Phineas Sheet
Sheet
Walter A. Southwood
Vernon
D. Spahr
Harvey Z. Collins
Isiah Garwood
Collin
Clerk
J. Edward Griffiths
Charles A. Griffith
Roland C. Stocksdale
William F. Wise
Griffith
Omer Summers
Dan Auker
Fred W. Irick
James A. Patten
Summer
Recorder
John Miller
George H. Doub
Daniel W. Gill
Roy Howell
Howell’s
H. Frank Cowin
Dillon Davis
Davis
John W. Good
Paul V. Smith
Lark We Smith
Gi Cotnellman
William F.falton
Counmilman
Benjamin F
Lyons
George Miles
Jackson ‘Township
Shock Church
I. B. Wike
Mr. Miles
Blackford County
Mary Miles
Redbecca
Southwood
William Henry Miles
Sel OsOne
Ores
Eliza- Mary
Sarah J Jennings
Warren
Etta Spangler
Michigan
Ella Cook
Lancaster Township
E. D. Gillespie
Mickie
Entertain
N. O. G Club
Noiminee
Sand
United Brethren Church
M. E. Circuit
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