State Bank of Carthage financial statement 1955 totals
The document lists the State Bank of Carthage Indiana assets and liabilities as of April 11 1955 under Federal Reserve requirements. Total assets 2 ? and total deposits 1 686 320.15, including demand and time deposits. Capital accounts show common stock 100 000 and subordinated obligations none.
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Carthage
Rush County
Indiana
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank of
Federal Reserve Act
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Do You Remember When Lt Apple Spent Leave at Home
Second Lt. Lawrence M. Apple took ten days of rest at his parents home in Carthage after leaving Ft. Benning Georgia. He shared time with sister Imogene, and the visit included Jessie Munden from Indianapolis and Loren Munden family guests. Phoenix resident Gray arrived for a month with his mother Mrs. Ria Gray, while Mrs. Gertrude Jessup joined Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearson west of Carthage for the weekend.
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Lawrence M. Apple
Ft. Benning
George Apple
Imogene
Jessie Munden
University of Beauty Culture
Indianapolis
Loren Munden
Owen. Gray
Phoenix
Arizona
Ria Gray
Gertrude Jessup
Charles Pearson
Carthage
20 Years Ago April 19 1985 Local News Highlights
In Knightstown a miscellaneous shower honors Mrs. Robert Craig formerly Neva Cook. Robert Moore and Elizabeth Gatewood visit Plainfield. Miss Helen VanSeyoc hosts a sophomore class gathering. Ruby Webb Pauline Clayton and Dorothy Sullivan stay over. The Beher, Baker and Publow families host senior class members. Gertrude Brookshire suffers cuts and injuries from a Carthage Westland Pike crash involving two trees and a third collision.
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Anna Mae Newsom
I. S
8. C
Edna Newsom
Robert Craig
Neva Cook
Etta Gates
Knightstown
Robert Moore
Elizabeth Gatewood
Plainfield
Helen VanSeyoc
Near Greenfield
Ruby Webb
Pauline Clayton
Dorothy Sullivan
J. R. Beher
All-Purpose Flexible Poultry House Designed by Purdue Expert
Indiana farmers gain a versatile poultry house by A C Dale of Purdue University. The unit is 28 feet wide with 12 foot extensions to reach 40 or 52 feet, adaptable for broilers layers or chicks, and easily cleaned with a manure loader. Plans and build instructions are available via county extension agents or Purdue agricultural publications.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
A. C. Dale
Purdue University Agricultural Engineering Department
Dale
Agricultural Publications
Purdue University
Proper Vegetable Preparation Preserves Vitamins
Lafayette Ind report from Purdue extension nutritionist Miss Ann Liggett urges choosing fresh crisp vegetables, storing cold, removing tops on roots, and cooking with minimal water. Eat raw or thinly peeled when possible, cook briefly to retain minerals and vitamins, avoid soda.
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Lafayette Ind
Ann Liggett
Extension Foods and
Purdue University
Administration notice for Bertha E Newlin estate
The undersigned was appointed by the Rush County Circuit Court as administrator with the will annexed of Bertha E Newlin, deceased of Rush County. The estate is believed solvent. Howard E Henley is named as administrator with the will annexed, dated April 4, 1955, with clerk Richard A Phillips and attorney Kenneth L Earnest.
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Circuit Court
Rush County
State of
Indiana
Bertha E. Newlin
Howard E. Henley
Richard A. Phillips
Rush Circuit Court
Kenneth L. Earnest
Rural Living Health Plan and Community Notices
Nuffer urges periodic medical and dental exams and a balanced program of nutrition immunizations farm sanitation and family recreation for rural living. Friendly Circle Food Sale at Citizen Office April 23 adv Mary Ruth Bennett and Mrs Goldie Addison visited Mr and Mrs Murray Addison at New Palestine. Mr Addison recovering from a heart attack. Mrs John Porter and sister Mrs Mary Gurley were in Shelbyville Friday.
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Lafayette
Ind
George Nuffer
Purdue University
Nuffer
Friendly Circle
Citizen Office
Mary Ruth Bennett
Goldie Addison
Murray Addison
New Palestine
Mr. Addison
John Porter
Mary Gurley
Shelbyville
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Carthage Citizen
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Kenneth Rhodes
State Bank of
Howard KE
Henley
Haliaf
Mildred Herkless
Leroy Herkless
Donald Stoten
John Stoten
Washington Place
F. N. Sumner
East St. Christian Church
Winona Newsom
Federated Clubs of the Sixth District
Connersville
Cc. C. Gause
J. L. Hubbard
Ella J. Coffin
L. D. Cooper
Woman’s Literary Circle
Luther Gibson
Harry Leisure
James Terhune
Ripley Country Club
Knightstown Furniture Co
Chevrolet
America
G.V.W
Mays, Ind
Farm News
Raymond ¥. Turner
FORD
Rush CO. Motors
Rushville, Ind
Tweedy Lumber Co
the Citizen Office
Federal Land Bank Loans
Rush
Decatur National Farm Loan Association
WM. F. Smith
Sec
Treas
FIRST
Morgan Rushville
Het the
Meh
Sporting News
Missouri
Baushack Fertilizer Co
Rushville
C & W Sales & Service
Lowell Cooper
Brown & Washington Sts
Robert Walda
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