Antique Show Opens April Sixteen At Murat Temple
The 30th semi annual Greater Indianapolis Antique Show runs April 16 to 19 at the Murat Temple. Fifty five exhibitors present a $500000 display of antiques with art glass, jewelry, china, silverware, and Victorian glass. Demonstrations, catalogs, and guides offered. attendance expected from collectors nationwide. Reverend and Mrs. Robert L. Crosby will speak at Carthage Wesleyan Methodist Church on Sunday April 12 at 10:30 a.m.
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Greater Indianapolis
Murat Temple
Washington, D. C
New York
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Missouri
Kentucky
Iowa
Indianapolis
Robert L. Crosby
Republic of Colombia
South America
Carthage Wesleyan Methodist Church
Crosbys
Colombia
Puerto Rico
Crosby
Caribbean
Wesleyan
Haiti
Jamaica
Honduras
Chile
Rochester
New York State
Final Report in Estate of Earl Nigh Overseen by Rush Court
Notice of final account and petition for distribution filed by Co Administrators Charles W Nigh and Eugene Nigh for the Earl Nigh estate docket 35 page 127 cause 2513 in Rush Circuit Court with examination set for April 17 1964 all heirs and interested parties must appear and prove heirship or claim. William F Marshall Judge. The closing line about graduates and furlough is unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Nigh
Circuit Court
Rush County
Charles W. Nigh
Eugene Nigh
Rush Circuit Court
Real estate transfers show suburban gains and city dip
Real estate activity in March swung toward suburban and non farm deals while city property reached a multi month low with only 11000 involved. Sub urban and non farm totals reached 227600 and farm transfers 111000. Nearby Rushville area saw 120000 and 40000 deals. Major farm transfer stood at 54000. Total transfers across all categories 849000, well below March 1963’s 536000. Local transfers filed by Isabelle Dill show several title corrections and trust deeds involving the Dulakes Mosier Guyatt and Conaway parties with detailed split rights and parcel descriptions.
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Rushville
Isabelle Dill
Clarence J
Eileene Dulake
Henry L. Stinger
Marion County
Charles W. Mosier
Charlene Sue Mosier
Walter Glenn
Helen Conaway
Township
Stone
West
Helen Comaway
Lucile D
Frank C. Guyatt
Wayne County
Walter Gienn
Carthage Town Seeks Bids For 1964 Street Materials
The Carthage Indiana Board of Trustees invites sealed bids May 4 1964 at 6 00 p m CST for hot asphalt concrete bituminous materials liquid asphalts and crushed limestone to be furnished laid and applied per Indiana Highway Department specs 1957 with a 10 percent bid bond and project completion by September 1 1964. The board may reject any or all bids.
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Board of Trustees
Carthage
Indiana
Indiana State Highway Department
Indiana State Board of Accounts
Notice of Administration Rush County Indiana 1964
County Indiana notice states Les W Nelson was appointed administrator of the estate of William H Nelson deceased on April 1 1964. Creditors must file claims within six months of first publication or be barred. Dated Rushville Indiana April 1 1964. Attorneys Dickmann Dickmann. Clerk Dallas Hardwick.
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Circuit Court
Rush County
Indiana
Charles W. Nelson
William H. Nelson
Rushville
Dickmann
Greenfield
Ind
Dallas Hardwick
Louise T. Tuttle
Clarence E. Tuttle
C. Clark Clarkson
Ledger of Claims Names and Amounts for Hancock County
Records show claims listed by Lawrence Clark and Son totaling 19.49 and separate claims by Auditor Hancock County totaling 23.00 and another entry for Auditor Hancock County 00. Clifford Johnson appears with an ambiguous note ae aesence.
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Lawrence Clark & Son
Hancock County
Clifford Johnson
State FFA convention attendees and Globetrotter game
James Gray and Charles Elmore attended the State FFA convention at Purdue University on April 1 2. The Globetrotter All Star basketball game at the Indianapolis Coliseum drew Mr and Mrs Ora Clayton Mr and Mrs Harold Hardin Mr and Mrs Clarence Heim Mr and Mrs Leonard Sullivan Jr Mr and Mrs Paul Clevidence Miss Lavada Clevidence and Eugene Wilson of Knights Town. Warren V Nelson 56 of Arlington died at Rush Memorial Hospital. Funeral details follow. Other brief items note marriages births club gatherings and local business notes from Rushville Carthage and surrounding area. Purdue Extension notes discuss soil insects affecting corn and insecticide options.
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James Gray
Charles Elmore
Purdue University
Indianapolis Coliseum
Ora Clayton
Harold Hardin
Clarence Heim
Leonard Sullivan, Jr
Paul Clevidence
Lavada Clevidence
Eugene Wilson
Knightstown
W. J. Phelps
H. T. ‘Beher
Ella Nelson
Amna Sipe
Wamsley
Rushville
Warren V. Nelson
Arlington
Rush Memorial Hospital
All of
Marcella Day
Larkin Day
Junior Parsons
Johann Chriswell
H. D. Rich
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Republican Editorial Association
Kenneth L. Rhodes
Martha Jane Rhodes
Casttinge
Enemal
Wesleyan Church
William F. Marshall
Mrs. Crosby
Houghton College
Houghton
May & Brooks Plumbing & Heating
Dale May
Carthage, Indiana
Han
White River
Indianapolis Power and Light
Hoosier Energy Division
Remcs
United States
Aela County
Rural Electric Membership Corporation
Ans
Anita Fay
Howard F. Leisure
Mary Ann Howard
Randolph Reames
Ripley Two
W. J. Henley
Homer Biddlecum
Charlottesville
Ralph Darrell Henderson
Rose Brown
Daniel William Herald
The
Navy
Charles Howard
Louis Henderson
Gouldie Kyser
Lafalet Club
Chloa Ewing
Edna Henley
John Brooks
Scott Bicknell
E. Henley Street
Ault
Colorado
St. Louis
Kansas City
E. L. Glover
Macy
Fletcher Branson
Weldon Newlin
New Orleans
Birmingham
Alabama
Chattanooga
Ramona Norris
Sexton Sanitarium
Enos Coffin
Postal Savings Bank
Walter Sharer
Veterinary College
Howard Hill
J. W. Johnson
Arthur McDuffey
Market St
Johnson
Ed Adkins
Mrs. Adkins
Ed. Walker
R. H. Hill
Murray Moore
Jerry McDaniel
John Julian
Conrad Kizer
E. N. Hill
Miles Newsom
Clark
Hunt
Lafayette
Purdue University Extension
Ava Teel
Sherman Wright
Sanseee
E. Towne
A. E. Boyce Company
Evcecenesenceses
Donald L
Hoosier Dairy Products
Kroger
Bausback
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