Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1938 — Page 4
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FLINGS HEAVY MANY TO COME: DEADLINE NEAR
Candidates Still Awaited for Score of County Offices. With candidatés rushing to thet
the filing deadline Saturday midnight, records disclosed today there
are a score of County offices and |
several Township posts for which] no candidates have yet filed. The same situation prevails in respect to many State and Congressional posts. No Republican candidate has filed for Congress, 12th District, although Charles W. Jewett, former Indianapolis Mayor,
. has announced he will enter the
race. At the Secretary of State's. -office, it was reported that there were nearly 120 State posts, including State Representatives and Senators,
Judges and Prosecutors, for which | SEE
no candidates have filed thus far. Frederick R. Bonifield, Republican,
today announced his withdrawal as J
a candidate for judge of Crimnal Court in the interests of “party
harmony.” Since Mr. Bonifield an-|*
nounced his candidacy, Walter C. Pritchard has entered the race for the Criminal Court nomination, with the reported backing of several G. O. P. factions.
Two File for Congress Two Republican candidates filed
for Congress, Fifth District. They |,
were Forest A. Harness, Kokomo; former American Legion state commander, and Ora Simmons, Marion, Townsend Club leader. Republicans filing for State Representative were Wesley T. Wilson, 1541 Leonard St.; William Heim, Warren Township; J. Blair Mills, Lynn; Elias-W. Levi, Alexandria. Democrats—Theodore Cable, 423 N. West St.; Charles R. Turner, New Albany. Candidates filing for. State Senator were George O. Rafert, Fortviile, Republican, and Martin J. Cleary, Ft. Wayne, Democrat, incumbent. Declarations for County offices were filed by Clarence Gaumer, Democrat, for Assessor; William. J. ‘Brown, Democrat, Sheriff; Martin Walpole, Democrat, Auditor; Lewis C. Williams, Democrat, Recorder; Frank Cones, Republican, for Treasurer; Harry F. Hohlt, Democrat, Commissioner, Third District.
In the race for City offices, dec- |:
larations were filed by John Layton, Democrat, for City Clerk; Herman E. Bowers, Republican, Council, Fourth District; Ralph F. Moore, Republican, Council, Fifth District; Ernest C. Ropkey, Democrat, Council, Fourth District; Joseph Wood, Democrat, Council, First District; Carter W. Eltzroth Sr., Republican, Council, District.
File For Township Offices
Filing for Township offices were: Democrats—John T. Plummer,
. Lawrence Trustee; Stanley M. Fli-
gel, Berry Assessor; Carl A. Hildebrand, Center Justice of the Peace; Clifford K. Robbins, Washington Constable; John F. Taylor, Perry Constable. Republicans — Charles Martin, Wayne Constable; Ivan L. Foley, Warren Advisory Board; Harlin J. Bridgens and Henry M. Thomas, Warren Trustee; Fletcher P. King, Washington Trustee; C. Kenneth Darnell, Washington Justice of the Peace; Joseph C. Buchanan, Center Assessor; Dean P. Bonnetti, Wash- : Edward Behrmann, Warren, Advisory Board. Announcing their candidacy were Darrell C, Walton, Democrat, for County Surveyor; David Klapper, 8516 Balsam Ave., Democrat, for State Representative; Will T. Ayres, Republican, for Franklin Trustee;
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Fred ‘Noller, crippled wood-worker, polishes a chess table which he: has completed after more than eight years work. The table, built in spare time, is entirely handmade, including the carving. The legs and frame are of solid walnut, the playing board inlaid with mahogany and maple.. Surrounding the playing board is a border of rosewood and walnut. The entire apron is a filigree carved in basrelief while the legs are carved spirally from solid walnut, Mr, Noller
lives at 1811 Shelby. St.
Charles P. Ehlers, Republican, for State Representative, In the Beech Grove municipal race, declarations were filed by Verl Pierson, Democrat, for Mayor; Herman H. Proper and Herman J. Hagist Sr., Democrats, for Council, and Noble K. Stogsdill, Democrat, for Clerk-Treasurer, Mr. Heim is a lifelong resident of the county except for 15 years when he lived on a farm just over the line in Hancock County. He was in the Postal service 20 years, enlisted in the Spanish-American War, served on the Defense Council during the World War, and in his earlier days worked on the old Indianapolis Sun, Journal and Press.
Mr. Walton is a registered civil engineer, and has engaged in this profession 25 years. In the World War he served in the Ordnance Department in the truck and. tank design devision. He formerly was chief draftsman of the Prest-O-Lite
Co. At present he is an engineer in
the State Highway Commission road design department. Mr. Klapper, who lives at 3516 Balsam Ave. has been active in Jewish social and welfare work in
Indianapolis several years, and also
has been an agiive Democratic worker.
Nominee in 1936 Mr. Ehlers is secretary-manager
of the Indiana Bakers’ Association. He was a Republican nominee for
State Representative in 1936. He
said he favored re-enacting the City
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A suit asking that $233 robbery loot allegedly take: from a bank bandit by G-Men be pldced in a trust fund, was on file in Oircult Court today. | | The action, brought by the Mary. land Casualty Co. and the Farmers’ Bank of Milton, Ky. named Herold H.. Reinecke, head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Indian apolis office, as defendant. The suit charged that the toot
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importers. Le Roy Pickle, Republican, who filed for Center Township Constable, lives at 308 N. Senate Ave. He served overseas in the World War, spent three years with the 24th Infantry in the Philippines prior to the war, was born in Richmond and has lived here since 1916.
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