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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1967
Page
3
The notice shows subscription rates for one year and six months at the Carthage Indiana post office, filed as second class mail matter. It includes The motto about shared suffering and honor from 1 Corinthians 12:26.
Indiana farm prices and purchasing power rose one cent in the month from mid December 1966 to mid January 1967, according to University agricultural economists and state federal statisticians. U.S. farm prices fell one percent and farm purchasing power dropped three percent in the same 30 days. Indiana livestock prices gained one percent while grain prices slipped one percent. Cattle prices rose seven percent.
In Rush County Indiana Rush Circuit Court January 1967 Complaint for Divorce No 8065 Laurel A Turk vs Charla D Turk defendant not resident of Indiana affidavit filed court to hear March 14 1967 in her absence WITNESS Clerk Seal Rushville February 20 1967 Dallas Hardwick Clerk C Jack Clarkson Plaintiff’s Attorney 8-31
Prices for hogs and lambs rose about one percent while turkey fell by twelve percent and eggs by seven percent. Milk slid five percent and wheat dropped five percent with ice decreasing two percent. Corn and other feeds edged up one percent. hog-corn ratio stood at fourteen point nine, with turkey feed and various feed ratios declining between three and twelve percent.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Johnson and sons shared Sunday dinner. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jo visited. Mr and Mrs Harold Culbertson called on sister Mrs Irving Downey in Rushville. Mr and Mrs Jack Moore and son from Pendleton visited his mother Mrs Lillian White. Mr and Mrs Jack Tweedy and family visited her mother Mrs Hansford in New Albany. Mrs William Lockridge and son Billy of Daleville spent weekend with relatives in Carthage and Greenfield.
Senator Roudebush presses a congressional measure to halt U S trade with the Soviet Union unless Moscow proves its policies toward Vietnam are redirected toward peace. He said Soviet materials to the enemy hinder any peaceful settlement in Vietnam.
A reader asks about eligibility for additional Social Security help in 1967 and notes difficulty living on a pension. The inquiry mentions age 72 in November 1966 and questions about qualifying for benefits and possible rules affecting eligibility.
Mr and Mrs John Stanley announce the birth of a daughter weighing 6 pounds 5 ounces on March 1 1957. She will be named and raised in the family home with the hope of a bright future.
Local young man, son of Mr and Mrs James B Terhune of Carthage, died Wednesday at his parents house from pneumonia. Survived by widow and parents three sisters and nun Michellene accompanied Carthage High School juniors and seniors to Indianapolis to visit the state legislature and the Indianapolis News plant.
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