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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1966
Page
3
A second class mail matter entry recorded at the Carthage Indiana post office 46115 indicates standard mail processing status and eligibility for carrier delivery under local postal regulations. The notation confirms official mailing classification and handling procedures.
U S Representative Richard L Roudebush Republican files for renomination from Indiana 10th district. He cites 125 district appearances and campaign committees across counties and plans filing on February 22 at the Statehouse. He notes GOP strength and district potential amid redrawn maps. The passage references Carthage sewer project and city council communication on local issues
The report lists property boundaries for council consideration. No. 5 Stanley Hawkins lies south of Third Street to north of Mill Street, west of Main Street. No. 6 Ralph McClarnon lies south of Mill Street, west of Main Street.
About sixty contestants from across Indiana will compete February 25 to 27 for the Sesquicentennial Queen title in Indianapolis. The event features a judge panel, receptions, and no swimsuit or talent segment with prizes for the Queen and eleven princesses.
James L Enlow twenty two year old agronomy graduate started as soil conservationist trainee today in Rushville Indiana under William Martin Work Unit Conservationist. He lives on a 320 acre southern Indiana farm near Corydon and will train several months. Enlow worked nine years in 4H and three in FFA and was active in Agronomy Club and Ceres on campus. He is single and will reside in Rushville during the period.
Kenneth L. Earnest requests examination of his final account and petition for distribution in the estate of Delia V. Reeves deceased in Rush County Circuit Court. A hearing is set for February 18, 1966, and all interested parties must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs and legatees must also appear to prove heirship or claims.
Mr and Mrs Max Manche and their children from Indianapolis were Sunday visitors of Mrs Mable Manche, Ross and John Miner.
A vintage style note explains making self rising flour batter for pancakes and waffles using Monsanto phosphate leavening. It covers breakfast prep, refrigeration, and cooking steps with measurements for pancake and waffle batters and guidance on griddle heat and batter thickness.
Rush County commissioners approved a list of claims at their February 7 1966 meeting. Names include A E Boyce Co Inc Bobster Go Arthur Malson Republican Co Pike Ruff Surveyor Spuller and others with amounts listed for travel, services, and supplies.
Joseph Paul Moore, 42, died of a heart attack at home on Wednesday, survived by widow Eileen, two sons Joseph and James Robert, brother Ralph Moore of Carthage, and sister Nina McClintock. Mrs Carrie Bramel hosted relatives from Munich visiting here. Also reported: a young girl injured by a washing machine wringer. Crispus Attucks-Connersville game attended. car purchases and sugar camp activity from 1916 notes.
Elizabeth Leisure 85 widow of John F. Leisure died Tuesday morning at her home near Carthage. Survived by two sons Noah and Jefferson both of Carthage and a daughter Mrs Flossie Jessup of near Carthage plus a brother Frank Reddick and several grandchildren. Buds Cleaning Shop sold to J Elmer Porter with Porter in charge. Bertram Howard Post 316 American Legion elected new officers led by C W Gatewood commander and Claude Pearson vice commander.
On February 20 the McDaniel and Bradford Store opens in the S. L. Newsom building offering floor coverings window shades curtains and clothing for all ages plus shoes. Nearby notes mention a bridge party hosted by Mrs Walter Phelps honoring Mrs Helen Magruder with prizes awarded to Mrs Carr and Mrs Beher.
A vintage ad touts Lydia E Pinkham Tablets as effective for hot flashes nervous tension and midlife distress. It claims numerous women improved after using the remedy and presents it as a trusted aid for functional female issues.
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