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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1966
Page
3
Kenneth L. Rhodes, Editor & Publisher. Martha Jane Rhodes, Managing Editor. Entered at the Postoffice in Carthage as Second Class Mail Matter.
Congressman Ralph Harvey of Indiana urges county and city officials to expand flood control and water resources under the Small Watershed Act. He notes the program’s potential to secure future water supply, recreation lakes, and pollution cleanup, funded by the federal government with local maintenance costs.
Ten year ago Rushville bank sees Sharlee Kyser advanced to assistant cashier while Philip Willkie becomes Rushville National Bank president and attorney. A Carthage jewelry store robbery prompts ongoing investigations, with two watches taken and two other shops broken into. Local marriages, school notes, and historical recalls fill the column across decades.
Walter McMichael as administrator files and presents his final account in the estate of Charles Walter McMichael deceased. The final settlement and petition for distribution will be examined in Rush Circuit Court in January 1966. Heirs legatees and interested parties must appear to show cause if any why the account should not be approved.
Indianapolis Indiana guidelines for filing tax returns state that all U S citizens and residents under 65 with gross income of 600 or more must file. Those 65 or older must file only if income is 1200 or more. Self employed individuals must file if net earnings exceed 400. Document 5107 offers more details from the IRS district director.
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