Fishing Report From Indiana Districts Spans Numerous Counties
The Carthage Citizen presents the Fishing Report covering Indiana districts. Black reports fair to good catches in several rivers and pits, with bass bluegill and catfish noted across Greene, Perry, Martin, Warrick, Spencer, Vigo, Vanderburgh, Daviess, Pike, Lawrence, Knox, Franklin, Harrison, Ripley, Dearborn, Decatur, Clark, Bartholomew, Jackson, Brown and other counties. Reports vary by district and water body with trotlines and ponds cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Slough
Tippecanoe River
Lake Michigan
Greene County
Perry County
Ohio River
Martin County
Hindostan Falls
Warrick County
Spencer County
Lincoln Lake
Vigo County
Vanderburg
Daviess County
Pike County
White River
Lawrence County
Knox County
Franklin
Harrison
Ripley
Dearborn
Decatur
Clark
Bartholomew
Jackson
Brown Counties
Central
Stanback Pain Relief Ad
An advertisement promotes STANBACK Powders or Tablets for quick relief of tired sore aching muscles. It highlights S. A. (Synergistic Action) for faster more complete relief and ends with an urging tagline to snap back with STANBACK.
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Stanback
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Notice to taxpayers of tax levies Ripley Township
Taxpayers in Ripley Township Rush County Indiana are advised that on August 30 1960 the Township Advisory Board will hear budget matters at their regular meeting place. After levies are set the county auditor receives them two days before the second Monday in September. Ten or more taxpayers may appeal to the state board of tax commissioners by filing a petition with the county auditor by the fourth Monday of September or ten days after county auditor publication of rates. Dated August 3 1960 William H Skinner Trustee Ripley Twp Rush County.
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Ripley Township
Rush County
Indiana
County Tax Adjustment Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
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Fishing and hunting season notes for Indiana counties 1960
Reports from Geist Reservoir and Wabash River areas show bluegills crappies and bass activity with minor catfish catches. Open seasons run Sept 1 to Oct 20 1960 and Oct 28 to Dec 6 1960 with daily bag limits for rails gallinules snipes and Wilson's Snipe. Hunting is from sunrise to sunset standard time.
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Officer Richards
Geist Reservoir
Marion County
Flat Rock
Big Sugar Creek
Brandywine
Shelby County
Vermillion County
Wabash River
Whitewater State Park
Union County
Morse Reservoir
Hamilton County
Sora
Indiana announces open season for rails gallinules and woodcock
Hugh Gray director announces open seasons for rails gallinules woodcock and Wilsons snipe in Indiana. Mourning doves have no open season. Rails and gallinules are among the species covered in the conservation notice.
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Hugh Gray
Fish and Game Division
Indiana Department of Conservation
Indiana
Tractor overturns on level ground tops accident causes
Purdue University farm safety specialist F. R. Willsey reports tractors overturning while being operated on level ground cause the greatest number of accidents.
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F. R. Willsey
Purdue University Farm Safety
Tragic cupboard accident claims four year old near Knightstown
Gregory Paul Gulley, son of Ruth and Randolph Gulley near Knightstown, died after a large cupboard with glass doors fell on him at home. The accident caused internal injuries and hemorrhage. Survivors include parents, two brothers, one sister, grandmothers Essie Gulley and Mrs. Farris Gilliam. Funeral services were Sunday at Thompson Funeral Home in Carthage.
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Gregory Paul Gulley
Ruth
Randolph Gulley
Knightstown
Essie Gulley
Carthage
Farris Gilliam
Thompson Funeral Home
Injury at Carr Office Window Shatters Fingers
Mrs. Eugene Gardner suffered a painful injury Friday when a window she was lowering at the A. J. Carr office broke the glass. It cut the fingers on both hands and required several stitches. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Smith were among attendees at a wrestling match in Indianapolis Tuesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Max Nowotne of Terre Haute.
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Eugene Gardner
A. J. Carr
Carlos Brooks
Bud Smith
Max Nowotne
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Kennedy sells property near Big Four station to Lon McCorkle
Miss Essie Hutchinson 35 sister of Elmer Hutchinson of Arlington was found dead in bed Tuesday. Walter Rhodes sells about 70 acres north of town on Knightstown pike to Phillip Sattler who takes possession March 1 for 12500 dollars. Mr and Mrs Al McDaniel host Raymonds 18th birthday. George W Savage and Emma G Savage sell Lot 6 in Jesse Henley’s addition to Carthage to John D and Hattie Porter for 1200 dollars.
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Charles H. Kennedy
Big Four Station
Lon McCorkle
Essie Hutchinson
Elmer Hutchinson
Arlington
Walter Rhodes
Knightstown Pike
Phillip Sattler
al McDaniel
Raymond
George W
Emma G. Savage
John D
Hattie Porter
Jesse Henley
Carthage
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Cypress Gardens
Esther Williams
Fernando Lamas
Dick Pope
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Ci Gardens Ski Ballet
Worlhampion Divers
Aquababies
United States Brewers Foundation
Calne
William H. Skinner
Ripley Twp
Justice of the
Tweedy Memorial
By d’Alessio
Mrs. Brodbeem
Marketing Machinery
Roy Caudill
Roger Dale
Rush Memorial Hospital
Betty Whitfield
Charles Whitfield
Billy Hinton
Lewis Hinton
Cleo Cox
Bayard Baker
Big Lake
Columbia City
Ralph Moore
Guy Ewing
Linda
Carol Ewing
Walter Addison
Maurice Ruby
Donald Ruby
Walter Dhonau
Robert Dhonau
Donald Cook
Billy Pitts
Ruby McGeorge
James McGeorge
Butler University
Mary Louise Hill
Detroit
Bert Wrennick
Toledo
Ohio
Ella Crawford
Willard and
Roy Crawford
Joanna Gibson
Greenville
H. E. Henley
Walnut Ridge Threshing Co
Church Yard
Gillette
Bill’s Marathon Station
Lydia E. Pinkham
Edie E. Pinkhena
Baushack Fertilizer Co
Rushville
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