Carthage Grain opens new elevator with week long prices
The Carthage Grain Company will open its new elevator next Monday and run special feed pricing all week to mark the grand opening. Built by Carl Hogle and Lee Silver, the co-owners describe a modern facility with up-to-date fixtures for elevating and grinding.
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Carthage Grain Company
Carl Hogle
Lee Silver
Frank Alexander
Paul Scott
Earl Addison
Albert Ray
Merrom Station
Terre Haute
Barry Manning
Deborah
Dolores Gray
Indiana Central Business College
Indianapolis
Alsta Container Corp
Lavada Clevidence
Judith Roberts
Wanda Perry
Gloria Lukens
Phyllis Magee
Mary Ellen Loveaul
Mary Lu Pike
Myra
Carthage Shares in Indiana Alcohol Revenue Distribution
Indiana data show 602 cities towns and counties share 1956 alcoholic beverage revenue totaling 5 563 748 of which Carthage receives 1 450 09. The distribution breaks down into 1 350 09 from auditor and 100.00 from commission with Rushville totals 14 295 37. Overall 17 862 251 in taxes and fees were collected.
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Indiana
Noble Ellis
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Commission
Rush County
Carthage
Rushville
Holstein Herds Lead March Dairy Production in Ruch County
The Holstein herd of Emil and Neal Kuhn, Walker township, led the Ruch County Herd Improvement Association in March with 20 cows yielding 1,084 pounds of milk and 45.4 pounds of butterfat per cow. Leo Hoeing and Son's 21 cows were next with 1,288 pounds of milk and 44.9 pounds of butterfat. Pearl Addison's Jersey herd from Rushville township had 42.7 pounds of butterfat per cow. Other high herds include William S. Kimmell of Washington.
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Emil
Neal Kuhn
Walker Township
Ruch County
Jersey
Pearl Addison
Rushville Township
Washington
Card of Thanks for Alice G Hill
The family expresses gratitude for help cards flowers and kindness shown during Alice G Hill illness and death Thanks are extended to Mrs Raymond Welsh Dr George McNabb Rev Do L Davis Rev Dean McCoy Methodist Church Thompson Hampton Funeral Home and all friends and neighbors
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Alice G. Hill
Raymond Welsh
George McNabb
Do. L. Davis
Dean McCoy
Methodist Church
Thompson- Hampton Funeral Home
Mrs. Elliott Released From River Drive Hospital
Mrs Frank Elliott was discharged from River Drive Hospital Noblesville Saturday and is improving. Cherie Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Miller of Shelbyville is visiting Mr and Mrs Loyall Hunt as a house guest.
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Frank Elliott
River Drive Hospital
Noblesville
Cherie Miller
Charles Miller
Shelbyville
Loyall Hunt
March Dairy High Producers in D. H. I. A Report
The D. H. I. A. lists 16 herds and 371 cows in March with an average of 798 pounds of milk per cow and 33.0 pounds of butterfat. Top cows come from Emil and Neal Kuhn herd with first, second, fourth, sixth and tenth places producing 101.9, 79.7, 73.5, 69.9 and 65.2 pounds respectively. other high producers include Caldwell and Binford, Bears Addison, Marbro Farms, Leo Hoeing and Son, and William S. Kimmel in mixed and Holstein herds.
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Marbra
Rushville
Carl A. Kuhn
Caldwell and Binford
Holstein
Bears
Addison
Jersey
Marbro Farms
Leo Hoeing
Rush County Former Purdue Fish Fry Set for April 12
Purdue extension agronomist Les Smith will be the principal speaker at the Rush County Former Purdue Student Fish Fry on Friday April 12 at the Farm Bureau Store on Spencer Street starting at 6 30 p m Maurice Williamson field secretary for the Purdue Ag Alumni Association will also attend The committee plans entertainment with the talk and urges all former Purdue students to reserve by calling the County Extension Office Cards are being sent by Von Knight secretary of the Former Purdue group to invite attendees.
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Les Smith
Purdue Extension Agronomist
Rush County
Purdue
Farm Bureau
Spencer Street
Maurice Williamson
Purdue Ag Alumni _ Association
von Knight
Town bids sought for asphalt and gravel on Carthage streets
The Town Board of Trustees of Carthage Indiana will accept sealed bids at the Town Hall on May 6 1957 at 7 30 pm for 10000 gallons of asphalt and 400 tons of pea gravel to be spread on streets per the Street Commissioners directions. Bids on proper forms approved by the State Board of Accounts. Work must be completed by September 1 1957. The board may reject any or all bids. Bid bonds or certified checks are required. Dated April 4 1957 Bernadine Morgan Clerk Treasurer.
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Town Board of Trustees
Carthage
Indiana
State Board of Accounts
Board of Trustees
In Loving Memory Janet Carol McCorkle
In loving memory of Janet Carol, daughter and sister, who died April 17, 1955. Mr and Mrs Howard McCorkle and Donna note their loss and remember her.
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Janet Carol
Howard McCorkle
Donna
Harlan J Tuttle
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