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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1962

Page

3

Cross Only at Corners Poster Urges Safer Crossing

The Hoosier Motor Club warns that 35 percent of urban pedestrian deaths occur when crossing between intersections. Richard T. James urges crossing at corners with crosswalks and signals. A poster by Marian Walkup, 16, from Nashville, won AAA contest and is distributed nationwide.

AAA Hoosier Motor Club Richard T. James Sec’y The Marian Walkup Hume-Fogg School Nashville Tennessee American Automobile Association AAA Motor Clubs

State Bank of Carthage Indiana Call Report 1962 Form

A Bank of Carthage Indiana submits its condition report as of December 30 1961 under Federal Reserve Act and state procedures. The report lists assets liabilities and capital with figures for deposits loans and securities and includes officer attestations and notary sworn date January 9 1962.

Carthage Indiana Federal Reserve Bank Federal Reserve Act Department of Financial Institutions Jawa United States U.S Hugh F. Weber Howard E. Henley State of Rush Joyce Harrold

Rush County Farm District reports strong CROP program results

Surface drains and extensive tile work boosted Rush County agriculture informing a year of strong CROP figures. New co operator Allen Hurst joins the district. auditing committee is Gail Abernathy and George Truitt. Two county men begin Purdue eight week course in agriculture.

Allen Hurst Orange Township Gail Abernathy George Truitt Rush County Purdue University Gary Linville Howard Linville Posey Township Arlington High School Jerry Delay Raymond Delay Center Township Mays High School FFA Young Delay District Farm Bureau Young Linvile DeKalb Agriculture Purdue Union Memorial Robert Finney Finney County Extension Executive Committee The

Multiflora Rose seedlings offered to Indiana landowners in 1962

Indiana Director of Conservation Donald Foltz announces limited Multiflora Rose seedling availability through the Division of Fish and Game for spring planting at 6.00 per thousand or 1.00 per hundred. Orders may be placed via Living Fence, 605 State Office Building, Indianapolis. Seedlings may be free through the Farm Game Habitat Program. Eight habitat biologists will assist farmers in habitat improvement.

Donald Foltz Indiana Department of Conservation Division of Fish and Game Indiana State Office Indianapolis Rush County Wallonia State Nursery Wallonia Foltz Aaron Nigh

Social Security wage records and employee data tips

A 1952 guidance column advises employers to verify each employee's social security card at hire, collect accurate addresses via Form W4, and ensure numbers match records. It notes three-year wage record limits and urges workers to check social security credit periodically to avoid losses. It includes community notices about local deaths, anniversaries, and events with names and places mentioned.

Notice of administrator for estate in Rush County Indiana

Otto C. McCarty was appointed administrator of the estate of Harry W. Leadbetter, deceased, on January 5, 1962. All claims must be filed in Rush County Circuit Court within six months from first publication or be barred. Dallas Hardwick, Clerk. Earnest Foster, Attorneys. Rushville Indiana.

Rush County Indiana Otto C. McCarty Harry W. Leadbetter Rushville Earnest& Foster Dallas Hardwick

Banquet for Wales road workers held in Christian Church basement

Franklin E. White of Charlottesville hosted a banquet for 150 friends honoring employees who contributed to the Wales concrete road. William Moore and family plan to move here from Gas City, staying with Mrs. Miranda Addison. Enos Henley, 79, an invalid, died at home after illness. survivors include five children and two sisters and a brother.

Eunice H. Publow Fred White White Annie H. Newsom Publow Carthage High School Oliver Earnest Tampa Orlando Florida al McDaniel Arlington Anne V. Faris Otto C. McCarty Mary Woodbridge New Castle Bishop Raines Franklin Addison Near Carthage Charles Addison Rush Memorial Hospital Addison Murat Collins Franklin E. White Charlottesville Christian Church Wales William O. Moore William and Crystal Gas City Miranda Addison Moore Enos Henley George Dillman Henley J. J. Anderson Ida Reddick Leone McDaniels Here Otto and Alton Henley Jonesboro Claude Wabash Phoebe Newsom Rue P. Henley

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