Draws and Odds for 1956 High School Tournament
The piece previews the 1956 high school tournament field with Carthage Morristown Arlington and Manilla in key matchups. It notes Morristown 12 7, Morton and Liberty wins, and predicts tough draws favoring Shel by county. It also mentions Morton Gl/Ol and prior results, with emphasis on Seymour’s state contention and quotes a playful hex on Seymour for the state championship.
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Carthage
Morristown Yellow Jackets
Shelby County
Rushville
Arlington
Morristown
Liberty
Morton
Yellow Jackets
Milroy
Cardinals
Manilla
Fairview
Clarksburg
Greensburg
Bob Christopher
Bill Alexander
Mays Tigers
Union City
Waldron
New Salem
Sandusky
Carthage Junior High
Raleigh
Muir
Mahan
Rucker
Bly
Watkins
Sullivan
Foust
Marsh
Clayton
Christian
Mays
Seymour
Owls
Bloomington
Lafayette
Rush County asks farmers to sign conservation practices request
Final date for initial signup is February 29 in Rush County for aid in water and soil building practices. Available practices include limestone tile drainage water wells for livestock water lines to pastures green manure cover crops rock phosphate and subsoiling. No requirement to be within allotments. Call Rush County ASC Office to sign your 1956 Request for Conservation Practices. Donald Ruby.
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Rush County
ASC
Rush County ASC Sets Final March 31 1956 Corn Loan Date
Chairman Donald E. Ruby states the final date for securing a 1955 corn loan or purchase agreement is March 31 1956. Eligibility requires the farmer to be within his corn allotment.
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Donald E. Ruby
Rush County
ASC Committee
Donald Ruby
Chili and Cafeteria Supper Before Morristown Ball Game
The Jr. Class hosts a chili supper at the Morristown School Cafeteria before the basketball game. Serving begins at 5 30. The event is not paid for by the school.
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Morristown
Local families visit in Knightstown and beyond
Mrs. Shirley Gahimer and son Ross join Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McMichael Sr and family in Knightstown. Chester Harrelson travels to Carthage on business. Edward Brown and family from Ft Wayne stay with Roscoe Brown over the weekend. Odell Pitts hosts Marilyns 10th birthday party with Roy Pitts family present. Russell and Grace Barnes of Connersville visit the Montgomery and McCorkle households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Gahimer
Ross
Elmer McMichael
Knightstown
Chester Harrelson
Carthage
Edward Brown
Ft. Wayne
Roscoe Brown
Odell Pitts
Roy Pitts
Windbreaks Cut Farm Fuel Bills and Add Value
Purdue specialists Gilbert and Lott say tree windbreaks reduce heating costs on Indiana farms by shielding homes and outbuildings. Plant in March or April. order early. Three rows of white red or jack pines best. north and west placement 100 to 150 feet from buildings.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Purdue University
H. W. Gilbert
Ed Lott
Gilbert and Lott
Purdue
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Muncie Burris
New Palestine
Springfield
Orange
Laurel
Whitewater
Flat Rock
Cambridge City
Charlottesville
Richland
Jackson
Webb
Ging
Moscow
Glenwood
Attucks
Hammond Noll
New Ross
Mississinewa
Crispus Attucks
Indianapolis
Hammond High
Crawfordsville
Maxwell
Kingan’s Reliable
Miracle
Jor
Bologna
Kingan
Wetzel
Shark
Ballard Pillsbury
BTC
Dwan
Eatwell
Stark Wetzel
Stark & Wetzel
Nabisco
Choice
Charmin
Manuel
Pat Rooney, Sr
Coliseum
Fairgrounds Coliseum
Sharkey the Seal
Frederico
Swede Fuller
Jimmy Risk
Chief White Cloud
The
Canadian Guides
William Rogers
R. R
Acton
SEALY
Ewing’s
William Robbins
Charles Byrd
Carthage Hardware
Ruth Souder
Marietta
Brickey‘s
Knighttown
Farm Bureau Co-Op
Farm Bureau Co-Op Hatchery
Berkshire
Brickey’s
Rel
P. O. Box
Hyland Station
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Claude Pearson
John Lynch
Wilbur Jackson
Philco
Mgr
Shelby Home Outfitters
Washington St
Lions Clubs
Rushville Fairgrounds
Rush County Memorial Hospital
Call Carthage
Giistens
B. F. Goodrich
Brickey’'S
Knightetown
Jonathan Apples
Little Mommie
Holden
Ridlen
Carthage, Ind
Stuart Morgan
South Walnut
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