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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1963
Page
3
Geigy Agricultural Chemicals sponsors four seminar series on corn farming to boost yields and reduce costs. WTTV channel 4 on Feb 2 and channel 8 on Feb 3 will air discussions on minimum tillage with panels of county agents researchers farm managers and credit specialists.
State agricultural statisticians at Purdue University report 66 000 cwt of sound onions in storage in Indiana on January 1. This is 31 percent below the previous year and 39 percent under the long term average, reflecting reduced production and dealer inventories.
Legislation report from Indianapolis notes Glenn Slenker urging bipartisanship to solve reapportionment. Measures include a constitutional amendment for population based House seats and a modified federal plan for the Senate, with other proposals to extend annual sessions and tax relief efforts.
Airman First Class Richard L. Small of Mays Indiana has been named Outstanding Airman of the Month at Griffiss AFB New York. A radar repairman in the United States Air Force he earned the honor for exemplary conduct and performance of duty. Small is a May 1956 recruit and son of Mr and Mrs Merrill E Small of Rushville Indiana. His wife is the former Margaret H Lamanche of East Syracuse New York.
Marine Private First Class Larry L. Moore from Arlington Indiana is undergoing a six week intensive training with the Second Battalion of the Fifth Marine Regiment at Camp Pendleton California. The program covers basic infantry tactics battalion maneuvers and weapons training with emphasis on conditioning and counter guerrilla warfare.
The Indiana legislature moves quickly as Governor Welsh outlines no tax plan for a 1.7 billion dollar budget. Youth abounds in the House while session weather and bitter winds test lawmakers and press staff during a late week mixer.
A 72 year old resident Jasper A Nigh died suddenly from a heart attack at home. Survivors include wife Josie a daughter Mrs Forrest Marshall two sons Russell Walnut Ridge and Earl W Nigh a brother a sister five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Ensign C J Carr and family arrived home after Coast Guard discharge. Otto C McCarty joined Waite Drugs Rushville replacing Jim Turecek who bought Sheppard Drug Milroy. Mrs Roy Robertson hosted January 22 birthday party for son Raymond with many local youngsters present.
New Salem 74 Whitewater 61 Morristown 84 Franklin Cent. 54 Tuesday Milroy 69 Manilla 59 Mays 67 Clarksburg 52 reads. Schedule lists Friday matchups Rushville at Franklin Mays at Mooreland Laurel at Boston Sandcreek at Manilla Lewisville at Arlington Sulphur Springs at Morton Carthage at Morristown. Saturday doubleheaders include New Castle at Rushville Whitewater Wayne Co at Laur Milroy at Whitewater New Palestine at New Salem Charlottesville at Carthage.
Claims filed for the February 4 regular meeting before Auditor Arthur Malson list numerous individuals and firms including Lyle Howe Christopher Smith George Owens and Lloyd Roman with amounts due to Indiana Gas Water Co Safewright Coal Co and City Utilities plus memorials and local merchants. The item names many creditors, dates and local service providers across Rushville and surrounding areas in a formal county claims ledger.
Letter from local SSA assistant district manager answers reader questions about dependents after a sister’s 1962 death, eligibility for a disabled sister, and taxes on temporary work. It states the kin relationship does not qualify, and advises widows to obtain their own Social Security card and pay taxes if working, not using a spouse’s number.
Cold sufferers find relief from fever and worn-out feeling with Stanback. The product combines medically proven ingredients and is recommended as a gargle for sore throat from colds. Snap back with Stanback.
Robert Henley of Richmond represented an undertaking supply house and met E. D. Lewis and the Hill couple. Arthur Winfield returned from Indianapolis. Carroll Stevens won top votes at Mays for most popular baby receiving a silver service and gold lined cup. Van Hood visited the State Legislature and attended a Murat play with Senator Carey Jackson.
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