Purdue Hall of Fame honors Noble Township youth
Edward B. Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. A J. Meyer of Noble Township, was honored at the Purdue Agricultural Alumni Fish Fry and presented his picture for the Purdue Hall of Fame. He was among seven in the state. Meyers earned five Distinguished Purdue Citations through Gold Medal projects and Winter Short Course study at Purdue, with medals in the 5-Acre Coin and Gold Medal Calf Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Meyer
A J. Meyer
Noble Township
Purdue Agricultural Alumni Association
Purdue Hall of
Purdue University
Meyers
Purdue
A. J. Meyer
Robert
Donald
James
Seniors contemplate joint trip and band sweaters at award dinner
Senior class notes report a vote to merge with another school for a future trip. The CHS band will receive sweaters at an award dinner after trying them on. Also, a senior photo sheet is being circulated for yearbook entries. More news planned next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knightstown
Chevrolet
Center Township, Rush County elects Hiner corn show head
Byron Hiner of Center Township was elected superintendent of the 1964 Corn Show at the Rush County Better Crops Association meeting. He succeeds Clarence Dyer, with the show dates set for December 17 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Hiner
Center Township
Rush County Better Crops Association
Hiner
Clarence Dyer
Cyrus Winkler
Harvey Arnold, Jr
Harold Clifton
Gene Kney
Washington
Russell Kinnett
Clarence Arnold
Floyd Hiner
Lewis Lafuse
Lacy Snedegar
Everett Stanley
Cecil Hartman
Eugene Jolliff
Lair Halterman
Charles Fisher
Frank Lux
Shelby County
Gene Knoy
Marion Liggett
Better Crops Association
Anderson Township
Center
Jackson
John R. Mills
Posey
Walker
Denzil Ball
Union
Rushville
Newton Halterman
Ripley
Richland
Elmer Linville
Noble
Laurence Smith
Road funds allocated to Rush County and cities in 1963
Rush County and its incorporated cities and towns received 438691.08 for road construction and improvement in 1963 through license fees and other funds paid into Indiana’s Motor Vehicle Highway Account by automobile and truck operators. Statistics show 379558.55 to the county and 59132.53 for urban road work.
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Rush County
Indiana
Highway Planning Survey Department
State Highway Department
Indiana Road Fund Disbursements In 1963 By County And City
The Bureau of Public Roads reports Indiana distributed 66,875,050.63 to 92 counties and 539 cities for road improvements in 1963. Trucking accounted for 36.2 percent of the fund, totaling 24,208,768.36 statewide and 158,806.18 in Rush County. Funds come from motor fuel tax, vehicle fees, penalties, PSC fees, court fees, and police receipts, with allocations based on registrations and road miles for counties and population for cities.
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Carthage
Rushville
Bureau of Public Roads
Indiana
Rush County
Public Service Commission
Indiana State Police
Office of Traffic Safety
Purdue University
State Highway Department
Social Security Questions Answered by Field Representative
A field representative replies on Social Security credits for wages and partnership income. The reader is advised on maximum annual earnings, reporting self employment, filing Form 1065 and Schedule C, and deadlines. The Marine Corps service question notes credits only for active duty after 1940.
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Social Security
Donald B. Schneider
Social Security Administration
National Road West
Richmond
Indiana
Marine Corps
Notice of administration appoints executrix in Bush County
In Bush County Indiana Circuit Court Ruby Lee Esther Sallee was appointed executrix of Edward Bush deceased on January 7 1964. All persons with claims against the estate must file within six months from first publication or be barred. Dated Rushville Indiana January 7 1964 Earnest Foster Clerk Dallas Hardwick Rush County Indiana.
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Circuit Court
Bush County
Indiana
Ruby Lee Esther Sallee
Edward Bush
Rushville
Earnest & Foster
Dallas Hardwick
Rush County
Do You Remember When January 22 1954 Rushville column
Do You Remember When recounts events from January 22 1954 in Rush County Indiana. Notes Roy Herkless Florida retreat Ella White birthday Patty Todd party attendees and Mrs Milton Herkless silver bread tray. Mentions Ed Miner Donald Ruby and Cary Lynn visiting San Francisco and soldiers in England and Dallas. Fishermen Scott Hamilton Raiders and rural prize corn contest winners Worth Pitts. Clay Springer Hazel Dyer wedding at Rushville Christian parsonage.
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Roy Herkless
Florida
St. Petersburg
Roy
Ella White
Greenfield
Arthur White
Carthage
Patty Todd
Leon Whitfield
Jacquelin Parish
Nerva Pope
Janice Wilson
Nancy Marsh
Scott Hamilton
Mt. Summit
Lester
Jesse
Worth Pitts
Purdue University
Rush County
Peoples National Bank and Trust Company
Rushville
William Pitts
Ripley
E. B. Thomas
Bank
C. M. George
Public Schools
Rush Co
Milton Herkless
Local notes and moves from January 1924
Forty years ago residents report moves including Mr and Mrs Lindley Taylor into the P J Sattler property at Market and Second. Mrs Edgar Ruby returns from Newport News Virginia after a month with son Leonard Ruby. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Charles McCorkle southwest of town dies Wednesday. Raymond Manche attends a Polled Shorthorn Cattle Association meeting in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs J W Lee relocate to the Mary Kizer property on N Walnut Street. Fifty years ago in 1914 J W Minor sells his barber shop to L V Lester and another partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley Taylor
P. J. Sattler
Corner Market
Second Streets
Edgar Ruby
Leonard Ruby
Newport News
Virginia
Charles McCorkle
Here
Raymond Manche
Claypool Hotel
Indianapolis
J. W. Lee
Mary Kizer
N. Walnut Street
Amazing Compound Promises Wart Removal Without Cutting
Doctors caution against picking or scratching warts and bleeding spread. The compound penetrates and destroys wart cells melting warts without cutting or burning. It is painless colorless and claims safe effective removal with no scars when used as directed.
New Hemorrhoid Treatment Claims Non Surgical Relief
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne2 marketed as Preparation H offers non surgical shrinkage of hemorrhoids and pain relief. Case reports quote dramatic improvement with reduction and patients saying piles ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
Lydia E Pinkham Tablets Promise Relief To Women
Advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham Tablets as life changing for many women. It claims doctor tests show 3 of 4 users report relief without expensive shots and urges readers not to brood or worry, urging purchase of the tablets.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Re Gama Matter’ Cortese
Inglans
Purdue Ag
William J. Herkless
A. Burl Hinchman
Worth Hodson
Stanley Hurst
Leonard Jackson
James Meyer
Edward Meyer
Robert Meyer
Donald Meyer
Lowell 0. Norris
Russell Norris
Edwin
Rush Circuit Court
Myrl Mann
West Third Street
State of
Main Street
William E. Mann
Morristown
Third Street
Patricia Sipes
CHS
Chevrolet Oii
Hunsinger
Mays, Indiana
Jannuary
Donald Ruby
Cary Lynn
San Francisco
California
S 1 C
Max Ellis
Ella Crawford
Major Lee Crawford
England
Willard Crawford
Dallas
Texas
Hubert Hunt
al Carr
Parvel Moore
Bayard Baker
Charles Cowell
Near Greenfield
Shelia Ann
Henry County Hospital
Cowell
Lois Henderson
J. W. Minor
Messrs. L. V. Lester
Call Ee Tic En Atte Public Servicez Company
Bausback Fertilizer Co
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