One Year 52 Weeks Subscription Rates Published
Teletype style notice lists subscription rates for Carthage Indiana publication. One year at 52 weeks costs two dollars while six months at 26 weeks costs one dollar. Telephone line 247 referenced. Post office steady second class mail matter designation noted.
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Carthage
Indiana
Indiana Cows Rank Sixth in Nation in Dairy Output
Indiana DHIA cows average 9613 pounds per cow placing sixth in the nation, New York leads with 10028. Illinois and Michigan outrank Indiana in the Midwest while Indiana feeds more than 2700 pounds of concentrate per cow and 4600 pounds of roughages. trend shows more than 15 cows per herd rising, and dairy notes from Rushville and IU students are included.
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Indiana
Lafayette
Ind
G. A. Williams
Purdue University Extension Dairyman
Bureau of Dairy Industry
New York
Midwest
Illinois
Michigan
Florida
Idaho
Mllinois
Ohio
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Williams
Rush County Beef Cattle Banquet Planned for Jan 9
Members of the Rush County Beef Cattle Feeders and Breeders Association met to plan the annual banquet set for Wednesday evening January 9 at Wilhelm's Cafe. Wallace Wissing chairs the event and medals will be awarded in gold medal beef swine and lamb projects. Officers will be elected and an outstanding beef cattle speaker is being arranged. Tickets are available in each township through association members.
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Rush County Beef Cattle Feeders and Breeders Association
Wilhelm’s Cafe
Wallace Wissing
Rush County Group
Beef Cattle Association
Bridal Shower Held for Mrs Ray Knopp at Ewing Home
Mesdames Guy Ewing and Jo seph Alexander hosted a bridal shower for Mrs. Ray Knopp at Mrs. Ewing's house Saturday afternoon. The event featured pastel decorations and a miniature bride centerpiece with suitable refreshments. Also noted were Indiana University student Paul Benton Norris home for holidays and Johnnie DeSchipper returning from Ashland Tennessee for Christmas. Martha and Virginia Mc Manus, Vivian Brooks, and Mrs. Rachel King shopped in Indianapolis Monday.
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Mesdames
Guy Ewing
Joseph Alexander
Ray Knopp
Ewing
Paul Benton Norris
Indiana University
Johnnie DeSchipper
Ashland
Tenn
Martha
Virginia McManus
Vivian Brooks
Rachel King
Indianapolis
Notice of Final Settlement in Beeson Estate Rush County
Final account of Howard E. Henley as Executor in the estate of Jennie Small Beeson filed for final settlement. The Rush County Circuit Court will review on January 8, 1957, requiring all interested parties to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs and claimants must apprise court of heirship or claims to portions of the estate. Judge William F. Marshall presiding.
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Kenneth L. Earnest
James S. Foster
Jennie Small Beeson
Rush County
Indiana
Howard E. Hienley
Circuit Court
Howard E. Henley
Wiliam F. Marshall
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Lowell Brooks
City Hospital
Rushville
George B. McNabb
Richard C. McNabb
Rosemary E. Manche
Dale Earnest
Kenneth Earnest
Bob Murfin
James Webb
Richard Marshall
Elvet Moore
Ercel Davis
The
Container Corporation
Miller’s
Sinclair Products
Lowell’s
KnIghtstown Furniture CO
Ewing's
Knightstown
Jim and
Helen
Ling
Manuel's Market
Lloyd and Nelda Manuel Jean Stapp Lorel Marshall Hubert Hill
Kline
Speedy
George B. Hall
HALL
Sy ES
Hall Moto
Carthage Tractor. & Implement Co
JOHN
Deere Sales & Service
Color Film Service
Henley
Gightstown
TweeDy Lumber CO
ROSS_J. TWEEDY
Jack F. Tweedy
George Schuck Charles May
Bud’s Electric
Carthage-Mays Road