Indiana editorial page discusses ARA, test ban, science grants
The Carthage Citizen editorial column covers opposition to the Area Redevelopment Act with critique of job promises and projects. It notes Harriman briefing on the test ban treaty and its Senate implications, plus NSF grant awards to Indiana colleges and universities and local 4H swine show results for Janet Gray and Kenneth King with weights and carcass details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey ON
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Washington
America
Averell Harriman
Senate
House
National Science Foundation
Notice to Taxpayers of Tax Levies Carthage Civil Town
Taxpayers in Carthage Civil Town Rush County Indiana are advised that on August 26 1963 proper officers will determine and cease the following budget as part of setting tax rates. B H Morgan Clerk Treasurer
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Tees
Carthage
Rush County
Indiana
County Tax Adjustment Board
State Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Tweedy Mem. C. C
Tweedy
Masaca
Prese Anceec Sercewee
Ules
Schedate
Acocial
Casas
Bag
Mmie Srisethostessreis
Coosessenoesste Bendeeerersasensees
Circuit Court
Agust
H Louden
Omer
Indiiana
Ripley Township
Robert E. McKain
Rush
Roy. R. Reddick
Laura A. Reddick
Rushville
Willard M. Avery
Dallas Hardwick
Consolidation Plan for Rushville School Groups Discussed
Notices outline joining four Rush County school bodies into Rushville Consolidated Schools. The plan creates a five member board with appointed terms from Rushville City, Rushville Township, Washington and Union Townships, plus rules on vacancies and residency.
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Rushville Consolidated Schools
Rushville
Rush
Indiana
Rush County
Washington School
Union School
School Board of
Gg Eb RR
Consolida School
Co. A
Ashington
Rush Mere
School Board
New Homes Rise in Rose Hill Addition Carthage
Ten years ago on August 7 1953 two new homes were planned in Rose Hill addition Carthage. Jack Tweedy begins a East First Street residence while Odell Pitts sells South Walnut Street home to Leonard Wrightsman of Occident. Pitts couple plan a First Harrison corner build. Fred Parish buys Public Service Co collecting office on East Mill Street to house an insurance business. Nelle Newby keeps an office there to collect light and water bills. Roy Caudell family relocates to Greenfield. both work in Indianapolis. Ewing and Moore couples set out on a three week western states vacation trip.
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Rose Hill
Carthage
Jack Tweedy
East First St
Odell Pitts
South Walnut St
Leonard Wrightsman
Occident
Pitts
First and
Harrison Streets
Fred Parish
Public Service Co
East Mill St
Nelle Newby
Cecil Hamilton
Athens
Ohio
Mammoth Cave
Grand Ole Opry
Nashville
Tennessee
Roy Caudell
Greenfield
Caudell
Horse Jamboree injuries and local visits in Rush Co
Clarence Heim, a member of the local saddle club, broke a leg during a Horse Jamboree event at the Rush Co fair and was moved to an Indianapolis hospital for setting. Mary O. Sattler fractured her hip while raking in front of her home and is hospitalized in Henry County. Cpl. Katherine Sullivan WAAC visits her sister in Carthage. Barbara Neal returns from Chicago with Barbara Louise Parker visiting.
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Clarence Heim
Near Here
Rush Co
Henry Co. Hospital
Katherine Sullivan
Waac’s
Jack Overman
Carthage
Barbara Neal
Ben Neal
Chicago
Barbara Louise Parker
Local News Briefs From August 11 1933
Edgar Brooks suffered severe burns on his right hand at the local mill Wednesday night when his hand was caught between a dryer and a press roller. Ross Parish and Marion Munden found a large water moccasin in the back yard Monday and shot it with a rifle. Mrs Walter Phelps returned from Eldora Iowa after attending her brother Jake Kirkendorf funeral. Bayard Baker a Pendleton teacher in local schools underwent major surgery Monday at Anderson. Grace Phelps Ray Gurley and Mr and Mrs G H Brohard attended the Noblesville fair Horse Show.
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Edgar Brooks
Ross Parish
Marion Munden
Mr. Parish
Walter Phelps
Eldora
Iowa
Jake Kirkendorf
Bayard Baker
Pendleton
Anderson
Grace Phelps
Ray Gurley
G. H. Brohard
Near
Greenfield
Noblesville Fair
Forty Years Ago Notices From August 10 1923
A compiled column recalls local events including the August 10 1923 wedding of Miss Florence Parish daughter of Mr and Mrs William Parish of Carthage to Charles Bringer at First Presbyterian Rushville conducted by Rev E G McKibben. Also noted are a son Louis Nelson born August 5 to Mr and Mrs Winfield Fitch a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs D W Newsom and a Webb School coal fire causing 100 in damage.
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Florence Parish
William Parish
Carthage
Charles Bringer
Here
First Presbyterian Parsonage
Rushville
E. G. McKibben
F. J. Kennedy
Walnut St
Louis Nelson
Winfield Fitch
D. W. Newsom
Webb
Ben S
Urbana
Ohio
Frank Webb
Oma Rhodes
Knightstown
Covington
Cecil Rhodes
Goldie Miller
Everett Webb
Iona Williams
Charlottesville
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Citizen
Indiana Reps Editorial Association
Kenneth L. Rhodes
Martha Jane Rhodes
Earlham
DePauw
Indiana University
Manchester
Marian
Purdue
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Notre Dame
Valparaiso
Wabash
ARA
New Frontier
Oklahoma Lake Development Authority
New Jersey
Milton Glenn
Garden State Parkway
Glenn
Janet Gray
Donald Gray
Center Township
Kenneth King
Norman King
Anderson Township
Milroy
Janet
Kenneth
Allen King
Charles Hampton
Perry Stanley
Robert McDaniel
John Hurst
Bill Kimmell
Ronnie Dalrymple
Alan Burton
B. H. Morgan
Floyd E. Shelton
Sore Swartz
Oy Thompson
John M. Walker
Houston
Roy L. Johnson
Cleveland P. Ketchum
John F. Munden
McCain Mary Hinchman
Chester Howe
Lowell D. Nelson
Safe T Coal CO
Emerson Headlee
James H. Tate, Jr
William H. Dixon
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UNION
County
Union 1
School of
Perkins Street
School City
Rush Codiana
Rus County
Indianapolis
Guy Ewing
Ralph Moore
Elntin Heating
Irvice
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