Everett Stanley Leads 5 Acre Soybean Contest Yields
Purdue University releases official results for the 5 Acre Soybean Contest with Everett Stanley of Center Township posting a top yield of 52.08 bushels per acre using Harosoy 63 soybeans in 40 inch rows and earning a green gold medal. Runner up Carl McDaniel records 50.72 bushels with Harosoy in 40 inch rows also to receive a green gold medal. Other contestants include Byron Hiner 49.72 bushels in Center Township and Clark 63 soybeans. medal status pending.
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Everett Stanley
Center Township
Purdue University
Run
Carl McDaniel
Byron Hiner
Clark
Cecil Hartman
Jackson Township
Harosey
Robert White
Ripley
Shelby
Edward Meyer
Noble Township
Marlin Newkirk
Union
Donald Stoten, Jr
Bushels
Posey
James 8. Gray
Center
Robert Morgan
Washington
Charles W. Barker
Harosoy
Raymond Wicker
Richland
Russell Norris
Rushville
Donald Meyer
Noble
Joe Hodson
Richard Walker
Posey Township
Hodson
Walke
Phillip Bosse
Jackson
Greg Barker
Gary Emsweller
Keith Murphy
Indiana Bank Condition Report and Local Achievements
A Rush Shelby column records bank assets totals and pledge details led by Wm H Dixon. includes medal awards for Harosoy soybeans with yields by town and winner list. notes statements by Representative John A Ruby opening the 94th Indiana General Assembly urging economy and efficiency alongside Governor Branigin’s agenda.
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Rush
Shelby
Hoosier
Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Indiana
General Assembly
Roger Branigin
Readers urged to oppose Indiana reapportionment plan
A letter from Howard and Florence Linville warns small towns and rural areas about a proposed one person one vote reform for Indiana's legislature. It argues urban counties would dominate the House, burden rural areas with taxes, and could erase current representatives, urging readers to contact state lawmakers Ruby and Jones.
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Indiana
Lake
St. Joseph
Allen
Porter
Delaware
Madison
Marion
Vigo
Vanderburg
Ruby
Mr. Jones
Statehouse
Jones
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Howard
Florence Linville
Retrospective on Election and Open House Plans
The article reflects on the post-election period with praise for supporters and notes staff retention for the Eighty-Ninth Congress. It lists Washington and Indiana staff, invites constituents to contact them, and announces an Open House on Inauguration Day with details on office location and hours.
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Big
Republican Party
Jack Carmichael
Ed Arnold
Mary B. Conn
Sandra Aman
Washington
Indiana
Harry Cooper
New Castle
Albert Ferris
Milton
Arnold Hunt
Greenfield
Longworth
Capitol
Notice of Administration and Trusteeship in Rush County
Executor and Trustee named in joint will for Addie C. Sattler and Phillip Sattler, with six month claims deadline. Final account and distribution seen for Gus E. Riley estate January 21, 1965. William Nelson estate final accounts set for January 28 1965. heirs must appear with claims or proof of heirship. Charles W. Nelson referenced in notices.
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Circuit Court
Rush County
State of
Indiana
Addie C. Sattler
Phillip Sattler
Carl Rihm
Dallas Hardwick
Rush
Hughes. & Young
Gus E. Riley
Gus . Riley
Charles G. Riley
Circuit
Dickman & Dickman
Greenfield
William H. Nelson
Circuit Court of
Charles W. Nelson
Remember When A Decade in Brief From Henderson NC to Rushville
Ten year old notes recall Betty Ann Miller birth to Mr and Mrs Roy Miller of Henderson NC and bank officer changes at Carthage State Bank led by Howard Henley. Other items include a shower for Helen Louise Rouse, Kappa Kappa Sigma pledges in Greenfield, and Spencer Lloyd’s granddaughter Juanita Susan born in Indianapolis.
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State Bank of Carthage
Carthage
Indiana
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank of
Federal Reserve Act
Department of Financial Institutions
Federal Reserve Bank
Roy Miller
Henderson
North Carolina
Betty Ann
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Crazy Cottage Inn
Greenfield
Mary Frances Gatewood
Edna Windsor
Wilma _ Spray
Lois Fountain
Elizabeth Leisure
J. Spencer Lloyd
Juanita Susan
Coleman Hospital
Indianapolis
A. W. Winfield
Thomas Alexander
ISSC
Everett Webb
Thomas Bush
C. A. Norris
Ross Tweedy
American Legion
Knightstown
Earl Young
C. G. Hill
Eee Blackridge
Rushville
Clarence Bailey
Hill Farm
Dorothy Sullivan
theCarthage School
Helen VanScyoc
Maxwell
Maxine Lee
Arlington
Herman Brooks
Charlottesville
Ting
Morristown
Here
Charles Webb
Preston Coffin
Ed Hahn
George Hinshaw
Gilbert Miner
K. of P. Lodge
Heifner
George Moorman
Greenwood
Morristown Sun
Ora L. Daniel
Edna Shafer
Mildred
W. H. Shafer
M. E. Conaway
Otto McCarty
F. M. Miller
R. C. Hill
Irvin M. Hill
Jesse Siler
van Hood
Mary Ball
Ella Custer
S. O
Roy Newby
Strawboard
Obituary and wedding notices from Morristown pages
James Phillip Shonk Wiler aged 232 died of acute pneumonia after a 12 hour illness at his home. Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs Francis L Shonk and a brother Payson. Services at Fletcher M E Church, burial Riverside Cemetery. Ruth White and Loren Munden married December 28 at Morristown.
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James Phillip
Francis L. Shonkwiler
Payson
Fletcher M. E
Riverside Cemetery
Ruth White
Frank White
Loren Munden
John Munden
Arlington
Morristown
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Carthage Citizen
Kenneth L. Rhodes
Martha Jane Rhodes
State Bank No
Wm. H. Dixon
Exec
Ross J. Tweedy
Donald Staten, Sr
Fred W. Parish
Hugh F. Weber
Kenneth L. Earnest
Marrietta B. May
John A. Ruby
Indiana General Assembly
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Rural Electric Membership Corporation
Ralph Harvey
10Th District
Willard C. Avery Knightstown
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