Squirrel law and pollution threaten Big Blue river fishing
Local hunters report the squirrel season opener on Saturday while Big Blue river fishers face decades of pollution and vegetation decimating native species. Crawfish thrive, fish populations collapsed, angering Carl Stevens, Markus McClurg, Mayne Magee, Caleb Marsh, Ed Oliver, and others. Concerns point at paper mill pollution and slow state action, amid rising reckless driving and a looming end to the softball season. Rep Raymond S Springer did not vote for the veterans pay bill as Congress moved to five year bonds. Tax budgets for Ripley Township and Carthage Corp show a reduced rate and financial stability, with a planned Friday meeting to wrap up the season.
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Big Blue River
Carl Stevens
Markus McClurg
Mayne Magee
Caleb Marsh
Ed Oliver
Old Blue
State Conservation Department
Blue River
Container Corporation
Carthage
Knightstown
Fred King
Raymond S. Springer
Congress
Indiana
Springer
Ripley Township
Carthage Corporation
Robert Moore
Social And Personal News From Carthage Area
A long column of social and personal notes lists many local gatherings and visits. E L B C W members enjoyed a Riley Park picnic in Greenfield with Dr and Mrs Scull and others. Numerous Sunday guests and weekend trips are noted among families in Rushville Pendleton Arlington Indianapolis and Cleveland.
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E.L.B.C.W
Riley Park
Greenfield
Dale Earnest
Little Daughter
Roy Small
Phyllis
Glen Ging
Near Arlington
Clyde E. Ruby
Max Ewing
Little Linda Sullivan
New Castle
Guy Ewing
Maurice Lukens
Latticeukens
ISSC
Pendleton
Ross Tweedy
Julia Jane
West
George Rabe
Cleveland
Elmer Vermillion
Lynn
Ida Small
Softball champions decision delayed by postponed games
Carthage Recreational Softball League final standings hinge on postponed matches after August 9 schedule. Wildcats clinched Junior League. Senior League title unresolved amid late results and last week’s rainouts. Recent games saw Truckers beat Yankees 6 3 and Westland 12 3 over Lions Club. Yankees edged Container 12 11. Legion upset by Lions 17 7.
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Carthage
Wildcats
Truckers
Yankees
Farmers Vs Legion
Cardinals
Container
Westland
Lions Club
American Legion
Howard Windsor
Lions
Legion
Stokley
Greenwood
Wit
Pet Wildcats
Tigers
Bulldogs
Pet Farmers
Legion Westland
Lions Club Yankees
Gates reunion weekend draws relatives to Montgomery City
A rundown of visits and social gatherings across Montgomery City Missouri includes Mrs Joseph Sattler and two daughters from South Bend and others from Goshen Rushville Connersville Toledo and Washington DC. The Gates reunion at Riley Park highlighted the weekend’s events with multiple family groups joining in.
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Fred Perry
Marion Jones
Frank Elliott
South Main Street
Addie Jones
Richmond
Jones
Walnut Ridge
Frank Brokaw
McCordsville
Philip Sattler
Lowell Geise
Arthur White
Orville Brown
Greenfield
Brown
Paul White
Indianapolis
White
Cecil Paddock
Connersville
Raymond Kennedy
Burl Magee
Lucy Good
Terrance Finney
Anderson
Leonard Sullivan
Richard Northam
South of Arlington
Claude Sullivan
Near Arlington
E. J. Reynolds
Centerville
J. A. Reynolds
Charles Wyburn
South Bend
William S
Russell Parish
St. Louis
Charles Bringer
Editha’ Wilkinson
Jane
Margaret Winslow
Ralph
Terre Haute
California
Winslow
Elizabeth Wiggins
Ria Gray
Clara Delinger
Center Christian Church
Paul Wolf
Morristown
Howard E. Henley
Lawrence Addington
Asheville
North Carolina
William Arnold
Harold
Gwynne
Roberts Park
J. Spencer Lloyd
Susan
Fred Doebber
A. W. Winfield
Doebber
Little
Kenneth Rhodes
Ina Rhodes
Fred Martzler
Genevieve Hurst
Vernis
Robert Hurst
University of North Carolina
A. B. Thompson
Olive Lovelace
Montgomery City
Missouri
Joseph Sattler
Leo Hartman
Sam Holmes
John Miner
Gates
Riley Park
J. Harmen
Richard Pushman
Goshen
Walter J. Phelps
Ida S. Jones
Rushville
Carolyn Norris
Connersille
Mary Louise Hill
Donald Calvert
Toledo
Jesse Henley
Lindley Taylor
Marble Edwards
Washington, D.C
Louis Humes
Lillian Julian
Rebecca Nigh
American Legion Installs 1947 Officers at Bertram Howard Post
Bertram Howard Post No. 316 installs 1947 officers led by Joe E. Porter as commander and Charles Hoover as financial officer Eugene R. Gardner becomes chaplain with Kenneth Rhodes and Carl Wells continuing Adjutant and sergeant at arms Ralph Webb and Max Ellis absent for new roles Investure by Fred C. Zimmerman includes plans for a local auxiliary and charter relations with Knightstown auxiliary Delegates Porter and Wells chosen for state convention August 17 20 Post 316 ranks No 1 in the Tenth District for 1946 and plans civic activities for the year
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Bertram Howard
American Legion
Joe E. Porter
C. W. Gatewood
Charles Hoover
Eugene R. Gardner
Kenneth Rhodes
Carl Wells
Ralph Webb
Max Ellis
Fred C. Zimmerman
Knightstown
George B. McNabb
Knightstown Auxiliary
Porter
McNabb
Stae
Pattern of Little Feet Heard at State Game Farm
The Indiana Department of Conservation reports rising births at the Wells county game farm with 1170 raccoons born this season and 365 quail clutches containing 120 chicks each. Buffalo elk and deer in the wildlife exhibit are maintained at needed levels, with a baby bear anticipated soon.
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Indiana
Dahlstrom
Tomato Packing Workers Sought Amid Peak Crop
A bumper tomato crop expects ripening mid August. The DeSchipper Packing Co plans soon to open and seeks labor via the U.S. Employment Service in Indianapolis and local registrations. Prisoners of war and other foreign workers are unavailable, boosting urgency for Carthage residents to report for short term shifts. The R. W. Jones Canning Co of Arlington will begin sweet corn processing within days.
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DeSchipper Packing Co
Department of Labor
U.S. Employment Service
Indianapolis
Thomas W. Bennett
U.ses
America
Carthage
R. W. Jones Canning Co
Arlington
Greensburg Pilots Tangle With Arlington Merchants Sunday
Greensburg brings a strong Indiana lineup to Arlington on Sunday August 11 as they host the Merchants. The Pilots boast a 6 3 record against top state competition and earlier beat Arlington at Greensburg 93. Dorsey Trapp anchors Arlington pitching with a rugged crew led by James Moster Graydon McFatridge and Bill Keith among others. Arlington recentl y defeated Shelbyville Legion 13 to 10 at Shelbyville.
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Indiana
Shakamak State Park
Joan Fogle
Indianapolis
Peanne Wilson
Purdue University
Miss Fogle
Riviera Club of
Miss Wilson
Chicago
Indiana Department of Conservation
Ann Curtis
San Francisco
Marilyn Lahner
Arlington
Greensburg Pilots
Arlington Merchants
Greensburg
St. Louis Cardinals
Dorsey Trapp
Rushville
James Moster
Graydon McFatridge
M. Moster
Jesse Nelson
J. Keith
Mel Sharp
Gray
LaFollette
Bill Keith
Gurley
Martz
Calahan
Stout
McCoskey
Shelbyville Legion
Shelbyville
Arlington Telephone Co Rate Case Heard in Court
Testimony was heard Tuesday on Arlington Telephone Company’s petition to raise rates by 25 cents per month on all rentals. The Rushville hearing saw a few witnesses with no objections from patrons. testimony will be reviewed by the commission for a future decision.
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Arlington Telephone Company
Rushville
Extension Bulletins On Bent on Clinton Oats Issued
County extension office announces a supply of Benton and Clinton Oats bulletins available to interested residents. Rush county farmers selected by the Indiana Corn Growers Association to grow Clinton oats for seed this year.
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Benton
Clinton
Rush County
Indiana Corn Growers Association
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Fred Flick
Garden Club
Freeman Drysdale and
Ross Drysdale
Oliver Drysdale
Paul Nicholas
Susan Nicholas
R. R. Rearnes
Bush Couny
Charles de Munbrun
Farmers
Westland Legion
Legion Farmers
Legion Cardinals
American Legion Instairs Officers
Lana Turner
CBS
Pert
Beryl Vaughn
Nora Patterson
State Game Farm
Earl Addison
Henry County Hospital
Shakamak
Jo Stafford
Peggy Lee
Peggy
Stafford
Washington, D. C
Andrew May
House
DeSchipper Packing Company
Extension Bulletins