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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
3
Laughter in Tears and America’s Drama of Hope
A close reading of a Latin poet’s phrase about laughter in tears is linked to American resilience. The speaker argues America blends humor with sadness to sustain a vast, active society. This drama of laughter in tears defines the country’s bold, forward-looking destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
You
Grandma Jones
Ike
Fae
County Extends Free Farm Education Plan With Four Speakers
The Inquisitive Reporter notes Bush county leaders requested extension schools. On Tuesday January 29 four speakers visit Mays and Milroy in two high school venues. Topics cover crop production varieties fertilization and farm organization with Dr L M Hutchings R C Shipman K E Beeson and R C Chinn. Lunch available and all-day attendance covers both sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays
Milroy
Mays High School
Milroy High School
Donald Stoten
Rush County Livestock Marketing and Improvement Association
Newton Halterman
Rush County
Better Crops Association
K. E. Beeson
R. C. Chinn
L. M. Hutchings
Purdue Veterinary Department
Angus Breeders Hold Dinner Meeting in Rush County
The Rush County Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association held its annual dinner at Welhelm's Cafe with forty six breeders and guests present. Guests included 4-H members and Angus breeders from Decatur, Hancock, Shelby, Henry, Wayne, Union, Fayette and Delaware counties. Donald Staten presided as president. Dolph Crane elected president, George Riggs vice president, Francis Dyer secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Extension Schools Listed For County
Rush county has five extension schools scheduled this spring and details forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Rush County Angus Breeders Recall 1945 Activities and 1946 Plans
The Rush County Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association reviews 1945 achievements including a Beef Calf club report by K W Harris and a Beef Cattle and Gold Medal Calf show at the Rush County fair. Colin Kennedy of the American Aberdeen Angus Association praises the group and Northern Indiana breeders. Plans for 1946 announced include a Southeastern Indiana Breeders Association, a Hancock County meeting February 9, and a July 22 field day at Golden Dawn Farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. Harris
Co. L. Spuller
Rush
T. A. Coleman
Colin Kennedy
Rush County Association
Rush County
Aberdeen
Breeders Association
Rush County Livestock Breeders Directory
Golden Dawn Farms
Calves Reach Gold Medal Club and Rush County Fair
Calves in the Gold Medal Beef Calf Club for 1945 numbered 24 at the Rush County Fair weight qualify. The Ripley Township Farm Bureau met with Cecil Pike as president, opening with America and devotions led by Mrs. Florence Parker. The 4th grade sang, William Reeves showed pictures, and contests followed during social hour. Refreshments of doughnuts and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Township Farm Bureau
Cecil Pike
Reeves
Financial Report of Carthage Town Officials 1945
The report lists cash balance January 1 1945 receipts for 1946 including gas tax town hall rent street lights electric current and various taxes and salaries. It shows total disbursements for 1945 of 10553 56 and balance on hand December 31 1945. Also includes Carthage Water Works 1945 receipts and disbursements with totals 5806 33 and 7217 69 respectively.
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Carthage
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L. E Stevens
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Howard Clark
Princess
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JET Rush County Loan & Finance CO
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Financial Report
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