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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1965
Page
3
Hoosier Motor Club secretary manager Richard T. James promotes crossing streets only at corners and cross walks. He urges waiting for a fresh green light at signalized intersections to avoid mid street danger. The poster Cross Only At Corners is distributed to local schools.
Do claims and double talk make you doubt you can get relief from arthritis and rheumatic pains Get 100 Stanback tablets or 50 Stanback powders use as directed If you do not get relief return unused part and purchase price will be refunded Stanback Company Salisbury NC
Purdue extension economist M Paul Mitchell notes slightly weaker general grain prices with soybeans moving differently. Soybeans stay volatile after the 1964 harvest, stocks down on farms, and prices hover upward. Cattle and hog prices show modest strength. lamb markets firm with prime and choice at higher ranges. poultry steady and eggs easing to mid 20s per dozen.
Purdue University veterinarians identify pneumonia as a major death cause in young calves. They urge warm dry quarters in early spring with minimal temperature fluctuations to protect calves.
Read yields on September 26 to October 3 inviting 4-H members and adults to join or lead during National 4-H Club Week. Local clubs encourage participation and service.
Lewis Green Sweet 57 of Arlington died at Henry County Hospital after 18 days as a patient and seven years of ill health. Born March 25 1907 in Pulaski County Kentucky, he worked in saw mill and logging and was a Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church member. Survivors include three sons three daughters a brother four sisters a father and 13 grandchildren. Funeral at Fishing Creek Baptist Church Pointer Kentucky Monday January 18. Burial in Sweet family cemetery Pointer Kentucky.
The report details new measures H R 2432 Health Insurance Benefits Act of 1965 and H J Res 171 constitutional amendment, plus district visits January 21 27 with contact info. It lists Lincoln Day Dinner plans February 8 to March 10 speakers and academy nominees for the Tenth District with names and hometowns.
Five men Walter Phelps Harold Sharkey and Harold Phelps attended the Wa bash Butler game held at Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis on a Saturday. Harry Snyder came from Toronto to join his family at the home of Mr and Mrs William Parish. They then left for Portsmouth Ohio. L M Knopp the canning factory superintendent near Carthage has moved to the O C McCarty property on North Walnut Street. Mr and Mrs Paul D Williams moved from part of the Oscar Alexander property at Market and First Streets to apartments above the telephone exchange. A B Shriner and family moved to the Alexander property.
A 3 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Brooks on West Mill Street is ill with pneumonia. Families note travel to Chicago for the Automobile Show where S L Newsom buys a seven passenger Chandler. F F Brennan buys a Ford in Shelbyville after an auto stall in snow. Darwin Herkless shows Barred Rocks at Greenfield Poultry Show. Howard Kizer leaves for Chicago Racine WI to work on J I Case racing cars. Milwaukee inspection trip. Mrs Walter Newsom hosts a 500 party for several neighbors.
For the first time science reports a healing substance called Bio-Dyne now in Preparation H ointment or suppository form. Case after case shows gentle pain relief and shrinkage with results described as astonishing by sufferers. Available at drug counters.
The Rush County Circuit Court appoints Carl Rihm as Executor and Trustee of the estates of Addie C. Sattler and Phillip Sattler per their joint will. Solvent estate. all claims must be filed within six months of first publication or be barred. Dallas Hardwick, Clerk. Willard C. Avery, Attorney. Jan 7, 1965.
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