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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen lists Kenneth L. Rhodes as Editor and Publisher and Martha Jane Rhodes as Managing Editor with the Indiana Republican Editorial Association membership. Telephone contact provided as 565-5385.
Congressman criticizes H R 7885 the Foreign Assistance Act as spending too much on overseas aid while noting unspent prior appropriations totaling about 10.9 billion for fiscal 1964 He praises section 231 retention then highlights plant dedications in Greensburg and Muncie and ongoing foundation probe awaiting a December subcommittee report
Preserve sun ripened goodness of this year’s crop by making and canning fresh tomato juice. It’s low in calories and rich in vitamins and can be seasoned with dill garlic herbs or sauces. One bushel yields 12 to 16 quarts. wash core then simmer and strain before canning in a boiling water bath.
A reader asks about self employment tax after turning 65 in 1965. The reply notes continued self-employment tax due as long as farming continues, with exemptions if retirement occurs or self-employment income falls below $400 annually.
A father asks whether his 19 year old son employed in a family farm partnership is covered by Social Security. Guidance: a child under 21 works for a partnership is covered if the partnership is not composed of both parents. The father asks about maximum benefits. quarters determine eligibility, not the payment amount, which depends on average earnings.
A farmer asks how to recover excess social security tax withheld from a summer helper he can no longer locate. The issue involves payroll error, possible refund procedures, and tax agency steps to amend withholding. The answer guides filing for a correction and claiming a surplus with the IRS.
Theodore Custer trustee of Washington School Township Rush County Indiana calls a September 10 1963 election for voters to decide on consolidating Washington School Township Rush County with School City of Rushville Rushville School Township and Union School Township. Polls open 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM local time at Washington Township polling places.
The account notes several flatheads and bass pulled from the Whitewater River using soft craws, and farm pond fishing showing several nice bass caught with artificial bait.
The text instructs sending overcollections to the District Director by January with a separate note listing account number name and amount. It also states farm employers must report all wages and pay full tax even if workers request not to have Social Security deducted and even if annual earnings are under 1200 or under 150 cash wages.
Maxine Riggs spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray Knopp and their families in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ewing were Sunday guests of their daughter and family near Greenfield. Glen Ging and Joseph Alexander with grandson Chris Alexander joined weekend visits in Celina Ohio. Mrs. Charles Roland and child of Indianapolis visited Mrs. Mable Manche and John Miner. Miss Jeanine Marsh of Indianapolis spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Marsh.
A collection of local items recalls summer 1953 travel for Mr. and Mrs. Lindley Taylor and friends to Ludington Michigan. Veterans and race results mix with births, farm sales,Quaker Haven camp, family milestones, and area notices from Carthage and Mitchell Indiana.
Science reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne, discovered by a world famous research institute, that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Available as suppository or ointment named Preparation H at drug counters.
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