Heinold Hog Markets Expands 1966 Growth Plans
Heinold Hog Markets reports only a 2 percent drop in 1965 hog receipts while national production fell 15.8 percent. The firm plans Ohio expansion with eight markets by end of 1967 and new markets in Carrollton Illinois and Indiana. Ohio division to open in Lumberton with two to four additional sites. Harold Heinold notes expectations of higher hog volumes in 1966 across markets. The company operates 21 Illinois Indiana Iowa markets with 25 plant staff.
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Heinold Hog Markets
Keots
Indiana
Paul Schrader
Rushville
Heinold
Koots
Omaha
East St. Louis
St. Paul
Chicago
Harold Heinold
Ohio
Lumberton
Carrollton
Mlinois
Illinois
Iowa
General Telephone to Acquire Indiana Bell Long Distance Switchboards
General Telephone Company of Indiana and Indiana Bell announce an agreement where General will acquire Bell’s long distance switchboards in Fort Wayne Lafayette Logansport and Terre Haute and run local and long distance service there. The sale valued at just over 2 million dollars pending Public Service Commission approval.
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General Telephone Company of
Indiana
Bell Telephone Company
General
Bell’s
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Logansport
Terre Haute
Public Service Commission of
Indiana Bell Switchboards
Indiana Bell
Bell
At&t
General Telephone
Eminence Scholarship Appointments Likely in September 1966
The top scorers in each state will be publicly announced on September 22, 1966. Semifinalist names will be sent to colleges and organizations offering financial aid to undergraduates. In October about 38,000 high scorers will receive Letters of Commendation though not eligible for Merit Scholarships.
Weekly School Lunch Menu Through Thursday
The menu lists meals for Monday through Thursday including Vegetable Soup with Hamburger and Pork and Beans on Monday, Beef and Gravy on Tuesday, Tomato Soup and Ham Salad Sandwich on Wednesday, and Chili with Peanut Butter Sandwich on Thursday. Each day offers sides and milk. some items appear incomplete on Thursday with Fruit and a dash.
SBA Resolution Seeks to Keep SBA Independent Agency
Republican members of the House Select Committee on Small Business introduced House Concurrent Resolution 590 urging the Small Business Administration remain an independent executive agency under the President. The move responds to rumors of transferring SBA to the Commerce Department. Also note Muncie honored for 1965 National Cleanest Town effort and a March national exam for summer postal jobs.
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SBA
House Select Committee On Small Business
Small Business Administration
House
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
White House
Commerce Department
Washington
America
Muncie
John V. Hampton
William Sutton
Fred Life and Daughter
Statler-Hilton Hotel
Munvie
Civil Service Commission
Post Office Board of Examiners
Civil Service
Richmond
Indianapolis
Anderson
Congressman Announces Re Election Run in 10th District
The congressman states he will file for re election in the 10th District and campaign on 18 years of service in Congress. He prioritizes constituent service and outlines the session issues including Vietnam as the foremost topic influencing agenda and discussion at home and in Congress.
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10Th
Congress
Harvey
Viet Nam
Johnson
Personal notices from Rushville area guests and visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Johnson of near Rushville were callers on Mr. and Mrs. Logan Nelson last Thursday. Mrs. Charlotte Dalrymple of Knightstown was a Sunday guest of her daughter, Mrs. Noah Brooks and Mr. Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Brown visited with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Fraze and family at Fort Wayne Tuesday.
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Blaine Johnson
Rushville
Logan Nelson
Charlotte Dalrymple
Knightstown
Noah Brooks
Brooks
Roscoe Brown
Vernon Fraze
Ft. Wayne
Indiana land and its historic Native claimants
The piece surveys Indiana’s early inhabitants and claimants, noting Akansea Quapaws Ofo Mosopelea Miami Delaware Shawnee Potawatomi Kickapoo Piankeshaw Wea Mahicans Stockbridges and Hurons. It traces migrations from the north to Indiana and outlines shifts in control up to the 19th century. The article emphasizes linguistic ties among tribes and regional settlement patterns around Fort Wayne Lafayette and along major rivers.
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Indiana
Mississippi
Arkansas River
Ofo
Ofogoula
Ohio
Monsoupelea
Mosopelea
Green Bay Area
Gabriel Bruillettes
Fox River
Wisconsin
Nicholas Perrot
Chicago
St. Joseph
Lake Michigan
Fort Wayne
Kekionga
White
Ohio Rivers
Muncie
Ft. Wayne
Hamilton
Madison
White River
Mississinewa
Tippecanoe
Old Northwest
Florida
Michigan
Inllinois
Delaware
Munsee
Illinois
Hoosierland
Kickapool
Great Lakes
Wabash
Lafayette
Louisville
Clark
Upper
New York
Kankakee River
Do You Remember When 1956 Victories and Tragedies
A retro item from February 24 1956 recalls Mrs Anna Miller leaving with three Portland Indiana cousins for a Florida vacation and notes local happenings. Johnny Tuttle returns to hospital for skin grafting after a home burn while Richard Jackson hosts classmates before a ballgame. A toddler loses an eye in an accident and Dr Albert Shauck of Arlington dies after surgery. Other notes mention library work with Girl Scouts and residents traveling to Indianapolis and St Petersburg.
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Anna Miller
Portland
Ind
Vero Beach
Florida
Johnny Tuttle
Robert Tuttle
Rushville
Carthage
Richard Jackson
Robert Jackson
Randy McClurg
Ronnie Sullivan
Mike Watkins
Frankie Bly
Walter McMahan
Larry Marsh
Orba Fitch
William Parsons
William Henry McCullough
Frank
Fred B. Sims
Arthur Jordan Conservatory School of Music
Indianapolis
Walter Phelps
Elmer McMichael
Merrill Ewing
A. J. Carr
Jack
Blackstone
Frank Overman
St. Petersburg
Verna S. Hill
Albert G. Schauck
Arlington
Shauck
Gings
J. L. Shauck
Josephine McMillin Shauck
Administration notice in Rush County Indiana estate
Lindley G. Taylor is named administrator of the estate of Ivalu Pfeiffer late of Rush County Indiana. Creditors must file claims within six months from the first publication or be barred. February 17 1966. Attest Dallas Hardwick Clerk Earnest Foster and Eder Attorneys.
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Circuit Court
Rush County
State of
Indiana
Ivalu Pfeiffer
Lindley G. Taylor
Dallas Hardwick
Rush
Misplaced Claims and Territory in Early Indiana Toward White Settlement
The text reflects on the shifting balance of power among tribes in Indiana and their varying claims to land under pressure from white exploration. It notes the Miami dominance, critiques forefathers' harsh treatment of Native peoples, and questions the long legacy of treaties and trade goods that accompanied settlement.
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Indiana
Rush County Dairy Farmers Tour Planned for March 3
Rush County and Henry County dairy farmers join a DHIA tour Thursday March 3 with stops at Joe Schroeder farm near Rushville at 9 30 a m and Woodrow Wilson farm near New Castle at 11 00 a m A dairy lunch is served at the W G Smith 4 H Auditorium north of New Castle at 12 30 p m A panel with local farmers and Purdue University specialists will discuss alfalfa yields and dairy facilities topics incl free stalls automatic feeding mastitis and pipelines All dairymen are invited to attend.
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Rush County
Rush- Henry County
Joe Schroeder
Rushville
Woodrow Wilson
New Castle
Henry County
W. G. Smith
Wilbur Hoeing
James Wicker
Woodrow Bowman
Don Baker
Purdue University
Norbert Moeller
H. N. Wheaton
John E. Mentzer
Mrs Ben F Neal Visited Brother in Chicago
Mrs Ben F Neal spent last weekend as a houseguest of her brother Mr Frank Shepley and Mrs Shepley and their family in Chicago for a short visit with relatives.
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Ben F. Neal
Frank Shepley
Mrs. Shepley
Chicago
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