Farm loan demand hits 27 year high in March 1961
Federal Land Bank of Louisville reports a March 1961 surge with 7.51 million dollars in loans to 608 farmers across Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee. Indiana accounts for 2.33 million, driven by favorable 5 percent rates and long repayment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank of
Louisville
E. V. Landers
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Landers
Federal Bank Bank
Federal Land Bank Associations
Federal
Land Bank Association of
New Albany
James Davidson
Federal Land Bank Association of
Rushville
William F. Smith
Sanders
Stock market outlook 1961 high risk and selective buys
Technical analysis foresees a likely brief rest before new highs, with Dow Theory still influential for some traders. The long term trend remains up, but gaps between market prices and fundamental values could raise vulnerability if earnings do not rise. Buy selectively, monitor technicals for signs of reversal. seek a full report from SeepeeI Noyes & Co offices nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
Landers Forecasts Continued Demand for Low-Rate Loans
Landers predicts sustained high demand for long term, low rate loans through 1961. The outlook highlights ongoing borrower appetite and credit market stability as borrower confidence remains robust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landers
Personal News From Ohio And Indiana Congregates
Weekend guests visitations and Sunday dinners feature residents from Lewisburg Circleville Rushville Indianapolis Greenfield Arlington Scottsville and Morristown. Attendees include Gary McClurg Randy Mc Clurg Ralph Moore Kenneth Leisure Rex Edwards Ethel Hartzler Jo Gray Bill Schroder Hercules Garsnett and others with family ties and birthday observances noted. Refreshments served at a birthday gathering for Laurie Ann Davis in Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary McClurg
Randy McClurg
Jim Demsy
Lewisburg
Ohio
Macus McClurg
Indianapolis
Ralph Moore
Shelton Winner
Circlevile
Kenneth Leisure
Charlottesville
Rex Edwards
Edwards
Kenneth Rhodes
Ethel Hartzler
Rushville
John White
Paul Keller
Columbus
Robert White
Reuben Davis
Dewey Smith
Morristown
David Davis
Arlington
Laurie Ann Davis
Finley Smith
H. P. Jones
Scottsville
Kentucky
Jo Gray
Bill Schroder
Tractor Maintenance Club Meets April 4 in Rushville
Rush County 4H Tractor Maintenance Club held its fifth meeting Tuesday night April 4 at Sherwood and Squires Implement Company Rushville. President Bill Kirkpatrick opened the session with pledges. 64 members and 30 leaders attended after films and class divisions. Demonstration contest set for May 3. Next meeting scheduled April 12 at J E Dean Sales Inc at 8 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Sherwood and Squires Implement Company
West Third Street
Rushville
Bill Kirkpatrick
Mike Duncan
Kenny Saxon
Sherwood
Squires
the Implement Company
J. E. Dean Sales, Inc
4H Winners Honored At County State Contests
Robert Meyer and Mrs Harold Kinder presented medals to 4H winners in county and state contests. Mrs Lois Liggett awarded medals to Honor group Dress Revue girls and Kiwanis sponsored trips announced by Mrs Cox and others. Purdue Round-Up and State Junior Leader trips named for boys and girls with refreshments provided by local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Meyer
Harold Kinder
4H Club Council
Lois Liggett
Karen Miller
Sarah Alexander
Carol Knecht
Kaye Chrisman
Nancy Alexander
Martha Meek
Dana Knoy
Margie Kuhn
Karen Norris
Dianne Norris
Rita Gosnell
Janie Power
Carol Bradfield
Mary Beth Kuhn
Beth Ritter
Suzanne Sunman
Carolyn Alexander
Rita Addison
Becky White
Ruth Gordon
Nancy Norris
Marlene Wagoner
Judy Harrold
Brenda Dalrymple
Harriett Kuhn
Depauw University
Kiwanis
Jean Cox
Judy Alexander
Janice Simpkins
James Peck
James Geise
Cox
Purdue
Joe Amos
Ray Ball
Gary Cross, Jr
Donald Gordon
Gary Hawley
David Humphrey
James Keppel
Tom Leisure
Alyn Leisure
Joe Leisure
Larry Linville
Chuck Peggs
Russell Riggs
Alfred Saxon
Kenneth Todd
Larry Webster
James Wilson
Bill Kramer
Joy Reddick
Rachel Bowen
Linda Wilson
Sue Rose
Susie Kinder
Final Report in Estate of Royce Herbert Joseph
Mary Elizabeth Joseph has filed the final account for settlement and petition for distribution in the estate of Royce Herbert Joseph. The Rush Circuit Court, March term 1961 docket 33 page 165, will examine the accounts on May 1 1961. All interested parties must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship or claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip J. Badell
Royce Herbert Joseph
Bush Circuit Court
Rush
Mary Elizabeth Joseph
Health warning links seat belts to youth deaths
Physicians at the 14th annual AMA clinical meeting warn that automobile accidents are the leading cause of death for ages 15 to 24. They note over 40 percent of yearly N American deaths in this group result from traffic crashes and estimate about 10,000 would be alive if seat belts were worn.
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American Medical Association
Remember When April 1951 Obituaries and Social Notes
Oliver Drysdale 82 dies after illness. Survivors include son Ross and grandchildren. Legion Auxiliary meets at Selma. Canasta Club hosts at Guy Ewing home with several couples. Mary Springman wed Frank Mourey in Versailles. Albert Smitha attends Masonic Lodge as father receives 25 year pin. Paul and Carthage couple welcome daughter Shirley Kay. Delmar Sipes family moves to Grace Nixon property North Main. Graff couple lease Ella Coffin property for future dining room. Mattie Clark returns from Winter Park. Opening baseball game seen in Indianapolis. East Street Christian Church Sunday dinner hosts with 29 attendees. Sipe family assisting. Russell Foust works on bridge at Anderson. McDaniel hosts birthday dinner for Myra and Mrs. James Perkins. Vivian Hinton visiting. L. W. Henley and Bert Henley guests of Will Henley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Drysdale
Ross
Claude Butler
Forest Beck
Frank Elliott
10Th District
American Legion Auxiliary
Selma
Guy Ewing
Canasta Club
Donald Ruby
Bayard Baker
Arthur Winfield
Walter Dhonau
Ralph Moore
Mary Springman
Dayton Springman
Henderson
Frank Mourey
Jesse Mourey
Carthage
Paul McCorkle
Shirley Kay
Delmar Sipes
Grace Nixon
North Main St
Joseph Graff
Ella Coffin
North Main Street
Mattie Clark
J. H. Clark
Clark
Winter Park
Florida
van Hood
Russell Publow
William Winslow
Kellas Porter
Earl Parish
Ross Tweedy
Indianapolis
H. G. Conaway
Mary Sherman
Dorothy Sipe
East Street Christian Church
J. A. Sipe
Russell Foust
Anderson
al McDaniel
Myra
James Perkins
Vivian Hinton
Arlington
L. W. Henley
Republican National Committee
Bert Henley
Indianapolis Star
George Henley
Don Morris
Will Henley
Purdue hosts statewide extension agents Spring Conference
Rush County Extension Agents Jean Cox and C L Spuller join Indiana county and home demonstration staff at Purdue University from April 10 to 12 for the annual spring conference. Sessions cover program objectives marketing plant diseases and feed grain policy with L E Hoffman addressing the closing session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Jean Cox
C. L. Spuller
Indiana County
Purdue University
D. D. Mallett
Purdue
Eva L. Goble
Purdue Agricultural Economists
County Extension Agents’ Association
Charles Riker
Department of Child Development and Family Life
School of Veterinary Science and Medicine
L. E. Hoffman
Weekend Visitors From Indiana And Nearby Towns
Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elder and Mrs. Helen Nelson and daughter Carolyn of South Bend Indiana. Miss Donna McCorkle Mrs. Howard McCorkle and Miss Kay Patterson visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rush near Manila Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Earnest
Jack Elder
Helen Nelson
Carolyn
South Bend
Indiana
Donna McCorkle
Howard McCorkle
Kay Patterson
Elmer Hall
Robert Rush
Near
Manilla
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Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Broad Street
New York
N.Y
New York Stock Exchange
Seepeel Noyes & Co
Albany
N. Y
Allentown
Altoona
Beverly Hills
Calif
Boston
Mass
Brockton, Mass
Chicago, Ill
Harrisburg
Lyric Theater
Harry Liebrandt
Greenfield
James Whitfield
Fletcher Edwards
Herman Garsnett
Sheryl Sternberg
Tractor Maintenance Club
Parkwood
Chevrolet
Fisher
Hunsinger Chevrolet
Mays
Versailles
Albert Smitha
Alert
Farm News
Wen
Ker
Gary
Federal Land Bank Loans
Land Bank Association
WM. F. Smith
Sec
Treas
FIRST
Morgan Rushville
Baushack Fertilizer Co
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