Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 49, Number 26, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 19 April 1956 — Page 3

Francis McCarty In The Race Boomed as GOP Candidate

Francis T. McCarty, Brimfield farmer-industrialist has tossed his hat in the ring for this years ► governorship rate. As the news of his candidacy spread over the state Republicans from every sect on hailed McCarty as the phly governor candidate who can bring unity and harmony to the party and still give the vigorous leadership that will provide a winning candidate this fall. Fallowing a quick swing through Hoosier-land, he and his supporters found increasing sentiment in favor of his candidacy f->r> governor. Taking his campaign directly to the Republifccans in all walks of life, the Noble County Republican found that the people want the peace and prosperity of the Eisenhower Administration and an end to the intra-party bickering which has plagued the Republican Party. In discussing issues with the •people in all parts of Indiana, McCarty pledged his efforts to "unite all factions of the Republican Party and to work for strong, healthy Indiana government that will serve all of the people.” McCarty added that he will devote the next ten weeks to a concentrated drive to visit all 92 counties in Indiana discussing the political future of the Republican Party with everyone with whom he can come in contact. He declared that the forthcoming primary and general election next November are of the “greatest importance” to America. "We are at the crossroads,” he “Either the state and nation will go forward under the progressive leadership of our Republican Administration or it

News of Service Men Army Pvt. Arnold G. Grindle, son of Mabel Weaver, Syracuse, Ind., recently was assigned to the 2nd Infantry Division at Fort Lewis, Wash. The “Indianhead” division is scheduled to move to Alaska in July and August as a part of Operation Gyroscope, the Army’s unit rotation plan. A construction specialist in Ist Battalion Headquarters Company of the division’s 23rd Regiment, Grindle entered the Army last January. The 22-year-old solider, son of Vem Grindle, Warsaw, was graduated in 1951 from Syracuse High School. TROOP THREE Troop 3 elected the following officers at the last meeting: President, Diana Lung; Vice President Sue Ann Adams; Sec-retary-treasurer, Larrena Laird, Reporter, Shirley Yoder, Program Chairman, Anita Rogers. It was undecided about having meetings in the summer. We decided to have a welner roast next meeting. i

I wish to announce that I am a candidate for Congress on the Repub' lican ticket. 1 will appreciate your support in the May primary. Martha J. McVay

i ■■■■■■■■■■ J 181 WK- , .... SS' ■ Francis T. McCarty will return to the bankrupt policies of socialism and communist coddling that brought two wars in the short space of two decades. “The United States is now enjoying peace and general prosperity with the exception of the farm problem. This farm situation can, and must, be solved. , “The Republican Party must rise above partisan and petty intra-party bickering. The issues are clear cut. I believe in America and in Indiana. We are blessed with the true spirit of democracy. This can be clearly demonstrated when the people of • the state feel that they have I someone to represent them honestly and fairly in good government.” If nominated and elected to the office of governor of our state the voters will have an administration based oh sound business principles and functioning on good government. This is my pledge to all Hoosiers.

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EASTERN STAR MEETS Syracuse Chapter No. 283, Order of the Eastern Star held its regular meeting 11 April at which time Worthy Matron Mary Peters announced that Grand Chapter will meet in Indianapolis 24-25-26 April. Table committee for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meek and Mrs. Olive Bushong who decorated tne tables most effectively with enblems of the Order. Serving refreshments were Mrs. Ray Meek, Mrs. Olive Bushong, Mrs. Francis Spencer, Mrs. Donald Smith arid Mrs. Dale Duckwall. KISTLER—YATES WEDDING Miss Glendola Yates, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Staples of Goshen became the bride of Arthur W. Kistler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil R Kistler of Cromwell, in a double ring ceremony performed Saturday 14 April at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Baily in Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Gerold L. Priest of New Paris attended the couple. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Prank Staples and Tony Yates

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