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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1958
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen provides its postal details and subscription costs including one year at 52 weeks for 2.00 and six months for 26 weeks, with the notice entered for mailing in Carthage Indiana.
Airport officials claim women communicate more clearly at control tower microphones because their higher pitched voices travel better. The assertion notes women are more prominent among tower staff.
Purdue University announced 505 students completed degree requirements in the 1958 Summer Session led by 42 doctorates, 205 master's and 258 bachelor’s degrees. Rush County list includes Paul E. Jackson and Cedric W. Kuhn among summer graduates and 11 Rush County students in fall advance enrollment.
Indiana baton twirlers of all ages will gather before the Grand stand at the Indiana State Fair on August 29 to compete for 350 trophies and about 100 medals. The fair opens August 27 and closes September 4.
The field notes a 3,000,000 strong army of children entering school as a new adventure. It stresses preparation through punctual attendance and encouragement, early detection of defects like vision problems, and immunization against diphtheria whooping cough tetanus smallpox and polio for the first year of school.
Sunday visitors include Gerald and Mrs Mann and Wm Smith family from Terre Haute and Paragould Arkansas. Elizabeth Manlief returns home after two weeks with Luther Hall and Walter Manlief Greensburg. Sandy Winters a 19 year old aerial acrobat from Valparaiso appears with Jim Hetzer's International Spectacular at the fair August 31 to September 4.
A mother gazes on her sleeping Mary-Lou and recalls a day steeped in memory. The girl walked among asters as if on a path toward history, while Mary-Lou’s family hopes for a sweet and golden future as the night closes in.
Claims filed in the office of Howard Ewbank Auditor of Rush County for consideration by the Board of Commissioners at their regular meeting on Tuesday September 2 1968. The text lists multiple claim amounts including figures such as 119.26 167.85 4.00 4.50 and 98.00 with additional entries and names such as Chester Howe and Marshall Krammes.
Recollections from August include James McCowan and Billy Alexander at the Railroad Fair, Miss Mary Jane Reynolds marrying Robert K. Carnes, and the couple planning to live in Richmond after August 30. Also noted are the 50th wedding anniversary of Elmer and Mrs. Hutchinson in Arlington with a family dinner and open house.
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