Carthage Citizen Opens Postal Notice Window
Carthage Indiana based newspaper announces its status as a Second Class Mail Matter entered at the local post office, reflecting routine publication and postal handling for the publication.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1965
Page
3
Carthage Indiana based newspaper announces its status as a Second Class Mail Matter entered at the local post office, reflecting routine publication and postal handling for the publication.
Soybeans dominated the farm market scene with nearby March futures at 3.10 and longer contracts at 3.13 per bushel. Purdue economist Paul Mitchell cites shrinking vegetable oil stocks, higher crushings, and tentative production estimates as drivers, while Russia's purchase of 90 000 bushels adds to optimism. Wheat trading gains, corn staying steady, and mixed livestock prices round out the market snapshot.
Briefs note Churchill as a global ally and moral inspiration during wartime and outline recent legislation in Indiana. They report H R 3808 seeking a Burns Ditch Lake County deep water port, and list Lincoln Day Dinners in Henry and Delaware counties with speakers Ross Adair and Bob Wilson. Thurmond to headline a New Castle rally on April 24.
Community newsletter outlines reinstated monthly radio and TV program with a new guest each edition to discuss local matters. Stations listed include WCNB WCTW WKBV WLEC and WSVL AM and WHON WSMJ WIRE FM, with WLBC TV airing a filmed version.
A retrospective from February 4, 1955 highlights Miss Josephine Henderson completing nurse training in Indianapolis and a four year course in 30 years. Local births, marriages, boxing results, and party notices are summarized alongside 1945 and 1935 items such as obituaries, wedding announcements, and roadway improvements reflecting the Carthage community milestones.
Born January 28 a son Harold Eugene to Mr and Mrs Joseph Butler. Born January 27 a son to Mr and Mrs Hansel Miller grandson of Mr and Mrs Arnold Miller. Also a theft report: about eighty full blood Plymouth Rock chickens stolen from the Braden farm east of Carthage between 1 and 4 p m. Landon Frost plans a February San Diego trip then return in late March via Texas Louisiana and Tennessee.
Fifty years ago on February 12 1915 the community marked B F Stinger s 78th birthday while cutting wood for sugar making A new daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Terrence Finney and P J Sattler received a Veteran s pin from the I C C F Lodge for twenty five years of service Edgar Gurley and Mrs Gurley welcomed a son born January 28 Josiah T White and wife now reside with Libbie J Hill in Richmond where Mr White has long been an invalid content notes prior residence and family changes in a local column.
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