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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1965
Page
3
Entry stamped at the Carthage Indiana post office indicates second class mail matter status for a publication or item. The label confirms classification and mailing category under postal rules.
Mr and Mrs DelMonte Wagner of Arlington and others attended the Ball State Indiana State game in Muncie Saturday night. Ivan D Plummer died in a snowstorm January 15 leading to tributes at Hendryx Mortuary Cumberland. Elaine Ruth a new baby daughter greeted relatives in Greenwood.
Indiana 4-H delegates Sue Myers Jeanne Wilson and Maxine Jolliff returned from the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Wilson earned honors for field crop projects sponsored by Allied Chemical’s Arcadian Products. Jolliff highlighted state poultry awards and spoke on egg care and record keeping. Myers modeled a three piece blue wool ensemble at the Grand Ballroom of the Conrad Hilton.
Indiana producers held 2.7 million pounds of honey in stock for sale as of mid December. The figure highlights a substantial inventory amid steady demand and suggests market balance between supply and consumption across the state.
Two Purdue students win state 4H public speaking honors. Jamie Street 17 of Bloomfield receives silver. Richard Butler 19 of Elwood gets a Pure Oil wrist watch. Street delivered 238 talks and won Indiana Electric Demonstration. Butler logged 216 talks and 12 radio spots and serves on the state Junior Leader Council.
Wth District briefs discuss suspending further aid to Nasser and Sukarno citing mismanagement and unreciprocated support. Kudos to WERK radio in Muncie and notice of available publications and White House tour rules. Indiana potato storage totals at 170000 hundredweight on Jan 1, same as 1964.
The Dorado Hilton International Amateur Handicap Golf Tournament offers a dream 80 day around the world trip for two, starting from New York City on Nov 1 1965. Amateurs with 36 handicap or less enter via Dorado Hilton, stay seven nights, pay $10, compete weekly in 64-hole events, with 30 weekly winners invited to a Grand Tournament and a host of prizes.
A 1955 column recalls Clyde E. Ruby injured by an electric meat grinder. A school fire drill at town buildings finished in one minute 27 seconds under Marshal Hugh Trowbridge. A Feb 4 birth to Mr and Mrs Floyd Long of Greenfield linked to Alice Gates. Automatic flashers at First St railroad crossing were activated after a Lions Club led drive.
Prof and Mrs E P Trueblood and Miss Mildred Henley witnessed Gasparilla celebrations in Tampa Florida this week. They stayed with Mr Truebloods niece Miss Wy man who was chosen county queen. They plan to depart Florida March 2 and sent friends fresh grape fruit from the Trueblood orchard.
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