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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1963

Page

3

Indiana Republicans bemoan heavy workload in 1963 General Assembly

Indianapolis leaders say the 1963 General Assembly endured 61 days and 1,116 bills with 44 passing both houses. Lieutenant Governor Richard O. Ristine notes over $200 million trimmed and seeks further economies. A 25 to 24 Senate split hindered majority action, and seven and a half dozen major bills faced vetoes by Governor Welsh.

Indianapolis House Senate General Assembly Richard O. Ristine Welsh Indiana Newhouse

Furniture Arrangement Leader Training Tuesday April 2

Rush County Home Demonstration Club leaders will attend a two part training on furniture arrangement from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. April 2 in the Rush County Courthouse Sewing Room with Purdue specialist Miss Ezelle Johnson. Leaders should bring a yardstick notebook and pencil and measure one room.

Rush County Ezelle Johnson Purdue Miss Johnson

Rush County Commission Grants Al lowances At April Meeting

The Rush County Commission approved various claims at its April 1 1963 meeting including allowances for Irene Byron, hospital, Fayette County City Utilities and others totaling amounts shown in the record.

Ioners Rush County Commissioned’s Ita Irene Byron Hospi Chester Aoe Fayette Coun City Utilities

Henley Studio changes hands in Knightstown history

The Henley Studio of Knights town transfers ownership to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Cooney who have worked there seven years, continuing the Henley name as a memorial to founders Oran Henley and wife. Also noted are local births, deaths, and residents visiting from Florida and Arizona.

Henley Knightstown Joseph C. Cooney Donald Calvert Ladly Ohio Carthage Florida Roy Herkless Fred McManus Ella McIlvaine Edward White George Moore Phoenix Arizona

Notice of Administration in Rush County Indiana

Roy L. Linscott appointed Executor of the will of Nelle R. Hill on March 28 1963 in Rushville Indiana. All claims against the estate must be filed in the Rush County Circuit Court within six months from first publication or be barred. Dallas Hardwick Clerk of the Circuit Court Rush County Indiana.earnest & foster attorneys

Rush County Indiana Roy L. Linscott Nelle R. Hill Rushville Earnest & Foster Dallas Hardwick

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