Rural REMCs plan public support drive in Indiana
A. D. Mueller of Indiana Statewide REMCs announces a FORE campaign to enlist candidates for rural electrification, starting in southern Indiana. Mrs. Viola Armstrong will organize FORE groups to inform and recruit candidates, highlighting REMCs’ grassroots operations and the $60.225 million REA loan for a nearby White River generating plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hoosier State
A. D. Mueller
Indiana Statewide Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc
West Ninth Street
Almer
Viola) Armstrong
Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Indiana Statewide Rec, Inc
Indiana
Hoosier Energy Territory
Hoosier Energy Division
REC
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
White River
Petersburg
Pike County
America
Mueller
Remcs
Armstrong
Indiana Duroc Breeders Show and Sale at Rush County
The Indiana Duroc Breeders Association schedules its annual Show and Sale at Rush County Fairgrounds on Saturday January 11. The event, led by sale manager Eve Rett Stanley of Rush County, features more than two hundred 4H participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Duroc Breeders Association
Rush County Fairgrounds
Everett Stanley
Rush County
Farm Tax Guides Available at County Extension Office
Internal Revenue Department prepared tax guides for farmers are available at the County Extension Office. The Farm Account and Farm Record books are also offered. The tax guides are free for the asking.
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Internal Revenue Department
Farm Science Days At Purdue January 13 to 18
Rush County farmers and Rural Youth may obtain a program by calling the County Extension Office. The event at Purdue runs January 13 through January 18 and invites local youth and growers to participate.
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Rush County
Purdue
Whitcomb announces Indiana Senate bid on Republican ticket
Edgar D. Whitcomb of Seymour formally announces his candidacy for the U S Senate on the Republican ticket. A 46 year old attorney and former Indiana state senator, he vows a vigorous campaign to cut taxes and align government spending with income while emphasizing constitutional principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Seymour
United States Senate
Jennings County
Indiana
Whitcomb
Jennings
Skipsey
Dearborn
Indiana Senate
Rules
Military and Veterans Affairs Committee
Judiciary
Little Hoover Commission
United States
Air Corps
Pearl Harbor
Corregidor
Philippines
Fifth Air Force
Seymour Methodist Church
Great Lakes Commission
United States Air Force Academy
Colorado
Springs
Indiana University Schoool of Law
Robert R. Brown
Whiteland
Patricia
Four Ways Continued from Page One Raiders Game Hint
Carthage High School notes wish the Raiders luck for Friday night’s game. Senior class updates mention exams and a D A R test, with a class meeting on sponsor plans for a trip. Cafeteria menus run January 13 to 17 with daily specials and milk.
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Raiders
Jane Grizzell
Administration Notice in Rush County Court
Will ell W Henley and Howard E Henley Jr were appointed co administrators of the Howard E Henley estate on December 28 1963. Creditors must file their claims within six months from first publication or they will be barred. Dated Rushville Indiana December 28 1963. Earnest Foster Attorneys Dallas Hardwick Clerk of the Circuit Court Rush County Indiana.
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Circuit Court
Rush County
Indiana
Willell W. Henley
Howard E. Henley, Jr
Howard E. Henley
Rushville
Earnest & Foster
Dallas Hardwick
Ind
Final Report in Frances M Gilson Estate in Rush Co Indiana
Notice to heirs and interested persons that Harold R. Gilson and Irene Gardner as co executors have filed their final account and petition for distribution. A court examination is set for January 24, 1964 in Rush Circuit Court to approve the settlement. All heirs and interested parties must appear and show cause if any why the account should not be approved. Judge William F. Marshall presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest & Foster
Frances
M. Gilson
Rush County
Indiana
Frances M. Gilson
Harold R. Gilsom
Irene Gardner
Rush Circuit
Harold R. Gilson
William F. Marshall
Do You Remember When Bevo Francis at Rio Grande College
Ten year old notes recall Bevo Francis, celebrated center for the Rio Grande College basketball team, visiting Carthage to see Butler Wednesday night alongside local residents including Ralph Pearson Claud Pearson Bill Ewing Joe Porter and others. Also mentions Mrs. Babs Osborn undergoing surgery and social events from Stinger and Marshall families with anniversaries and gatherings. Subsequent sections recount 20 and 30 year-ago items from 1944 and 1934 with local marriages anniversaries and visits.
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Carthage
Bevo Francis
Rio Grande College
Butler
Ralph Pearson
Claud Pearson
Bill Ewing
Joe Porter
Markes McClurg
Alva Brown
Ross Tweedy
Bill Aker
George Schuck
Gene Posey
Charles May
Jack Tweedy
Ed Carroll
Charles Roland
Ed Bly
Kenneth Rhodes
Babs Osborn
Henry Co. Hospital
Henry Stinger
Stinger
Leonard Jackson
Charles Weber
Bernard Divilbiss
George Jackson
Cheryl Ann Stinger
Raleigh
Russell Kennedy
Rushville
Patty Kennedy
Spiceland
Bill Smith
Richard Marshall
Indianapolis
Carl Rihm
Knightstown
Frostbite risks rise with wind and exposure
The article explains frostbite targets the toes and fingers first due to reduced blood flow in cold. Wind, duration, and moisture worsen risk. dry cold is better tolerated. Wet clothing heightens vulnerability. signs include whitening and numbness. Victims should be brought indoors and warmed gradually, avoiding rapid heating of the frostbitten area.
Henry Henley Public Library elects new directors
Stockholders chose W. P. Henley and seven others for the library board including Mrs. T. Benton Henley and Mrs. Grace Porter with Henley named president and treasurer and Porter secretary. Local notes report family moves, a fire injury to Nadine Herkless, a deadly pneumonia follow measles, a large rabbit hunt yielding 37 rabbits, and a 770 pound hog shipment on December 31 received by Ed Adkins.
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Henry Henley
Charles Nigh
William. Moore
Arlington
Gilbert Miner
R. E. Henley
W. T. Vandament
Nadine
Josephine
Alva E. Newsom
Jesse Healey
Frank Reddick
Russell
Ed Adkins
Visitation Notes From Pasco and Evans Funerals
Patrons visited Pasco Funeral Home in Greer field to pay respects to Alice Gates Lem, including Roscoe Brown Vinton Hudson James Whitfield and others. At Evans Funeral Home in Dugger, funeral services were held for M S Blanche Bledsoe mother of Mary Joseph with Clyde Ruby James Geise Bob McKain Jr Edgar Ellis Esther Magee and Jennie Chance among attendees. Dale May and sons visited Frank May near Glenwood on Sunday.
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Pasco
Greerfield
Alice Gates Lem
Roscoe Brown
Vinton Hudson
James Whitfield
Robert
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Carthages
Erveseers L
Pioneer Feed Company
Duroc
Dickey and Whitmer
Connersville
Crawford, Hardin
Elmer Whitaker, Jr
Columbus
Gordon Carter
E. P. Stanley
Harold Hardin
Morristown
Merle Kemple
Ralph Whitmer
Lee Crawford
Milton
Mrs, Armstrong
Farm News
Emc
Chevrolet
Hunsinger
Mays, Indiana
Ted Whitcomb
Carthage High School
Waterloo
Cindy Brooks
Monne
Boyce Company
A. E Boyce Company
Gerber
Rodefeld Co
Eee
Erence
Aeacecees
Atewes
A. E. Boyce Company
Jules Steeeseees
Wecece
Hoosier Coal. & Oil Co
City Utilities
Indiana Gas & Water Aeneee
Lakin Plumbing & Heating
City
Alexander Insurance Agency
Joe F. Lakin Coveerses
Master & Sons Ortuary
Hill Cemetery Assocanecenasaseveese Ese Easen
John Nail Oo
Alfred Blankman
Richard Hedrick
Davie Cloud Teoesneecenese
Irene L Gh Aanital
Kuhn .V.M. Even
OER Uta
Vidma Waalse
ZemeLaas
Ae Eer Lmaut
Public Service Company
Lester Miller
DeSchipper Packing Co
Charles E. Bush
Greenfield
Bash
Thomas E
Kenneth D. Bash
Cpl
William Beck
Abilene
Texas
Cpl. Beck
Dayton
Ohio
Barbara Brooks
Marjorie Souder
Roy Campbell
J. O. Hunt
C. M. Hackleman
Lorena Hill
Christian Parsonage
William A. Robinson
Judge Henley
Henley
Betty Henley Murray
Hagerstown
Akalte
Indiana State Medic Association
Bayshack Fertilizer Co
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