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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1956
Page
3
Advertisement indicates The Carthage Citizen is issued every Friday from the Carthage Indiana post office as second class mail matter for one year. Rates listed include $2 for six months or 26 weeks.
Lafayette Indiana A L Neumann of Illinois will discuss Feeding Value of Oat Silage for Cattle at Indiana Cattle Feeders Day Friday April 27. Purdue experts Beeson Mayo Mitchell and colleagues will present research on pasture use fattening cattle price outlook and silage comparisons with topics on feeding methods and feed types.
The Public Service Commission of Indiana announces a public hearing in docket 26665 on May 16 1956 at 9 00 A M CST at 401 State House Indianapolis. The case covers General Telephone Company of Indiana Inc and Ripley Farmers Cooperative Telephone Company property acquisitions exchange locations Morristown and Carthage Indiana certificates of territorial authority rehabilitation to automatic dial service and rate changes for subscribers. Public participation is requested.
Alma Stone property sold on North Walnut to William V. Howard for 4500 dollars. Mosier home on North East street sold to Sherman Earlywine family. John D. Leslie and Ruby Matheny wed in Rushville by Ben A. Cox. Henry and Ann Stager purchase an L-6 Army Trainer airplane for business and pleasure. Gurney Drysdale dies in Carthage after 1895 marriage to Olive C. Phelps. burial at Walnut Ridge. Malcolm Small marries Gladys Small in Chicago. parents attend. Local visits include Hunt and Schoolfield near Mitchell. Vivian Brooks to replace Sharlee Kyser at telephones. Indiana math contest finalist and April 24 at Indiana University noted. Dorothy Sipe home from Indianapolis. Claribel Sipe returns from Waldron for summer. Henley family vacation reports. Mildred Albion birthday noted.
A Salvation Army two hour street meeting occurred Monday night on South Main Street with a twenty-two person party. John Brooks and family moved to Forbes property on South Main Street. Mrs. Alice Leisure and family along with Edd Shaffer and family and Melvin Henley and family spent Sunday in Middletown, Ohio.
High ranking scholars from the Bloomington area will be honored on Founders Day as Indiana University marks its 136th birthday. The ceremony begins at 10 a.m. with Dean Arthur M. Weimer delivering the keynote and President Herman B. Wells presiding. The School of Music will provide the symphony band and the Belles of Indiana. Afternoon program includes an outdoor band concert chaired by the dean.
A reception for honor students and their parents accompanies a pilgrimage to the home and grace of Andrew Wylie, LA’s first president. The YMCA YWCA annual Sing contest among housing units will be in the evening with local residents honored for scholastic achievement including Carthage Sue Anne Truitt Milroy Beverly Sue Mattox Diane Spright Rushville Richard Bradley.
The notice lists William B. Bradley Clarkson C. Jack Allen Reed Ellison Janet Marie Fields Ruth A. McElderry and Charles Hager Warneke among individuals remembered in a regional obituary notice.
Mr and Mrs Eugene L Gardner and son Dean entertained to dinner Sunday. Also present were Mr and Mrs George Gardner and family of Bogstown, Mrs Mary Gardner, and Fred Gardner. Fred Gardner, brother of Eugene, recently returned from two years service in Japan.
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