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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1956

Page

2

Ripley 4-H Club Plans Party Amid June 28 Meeting

The Ripley Needletwisters 4-H Club met June 28 1956 in the Home Ec room with president Marilyn Leisure calling the meeting to order. Health and safety updates were led by Marilyn Jackson and demonstrations covered master cake and cookie mix banana delight cake toss salad nut bread and Philadelphia cream cheese cookies. A boys party was planned and Pam Hunt distributed record books and 4-H pins.

Marilyn Leisure Marilyn Jackson Linda Ewing Wanda Leisure Rita Stanley Sue Leisure Betty Harris Cindy Brooks Carole Ellis Clara Jo Henley Mardell Wrightsman Sue Sandefur Judy Harrold Philadelphia Pam Hunt

Safety With Chemicals in Agriculture

Lafayette Indiana report emphasizes safe handling of agricultural sprays and dusts. Pur due University farm safety specialist F R Willsey outlines 12 recommendations, urging reading labels each time, noting cautions, and keeping chemicals away from children pets and food.

Lafayette Ind F. R. Willsey Purdue University Farm Safety Willsey

Pets on Parade At Arizona Dog Show Photo

A group of notable dogs including Kachina the collie Ripper the pipe smoking French poodle Ace the Basset Sandy the cocker spaniel and Apache the Bedlington terrier gathered for a photograph as plans for a series of dog shows in Arizona were discussed.

Ariz Ripper Ace Sandy Apache

Heat related illnesses and basic first aid guidance

The article outlines heat stroke heat exhaustion and heat cramps as dangers in high heat. It identifies vulnerable groups the very young the elderly the feeble the obese and the alcoholic and explains cooling for heat stroke warming for heat exhaustion and salt replenishment plus salt in drinking water to prevent or relieve heat cramps.

Storage and safety rules for sprays and dusts

The guidance covers keeping sprays and dusts in their original containers with tight lids, avoiding smoking during application, and wearing protective gear when directed. It warns against skin contact, urges removal of contaminated clothing, and requires thorough washing. It also instructs washing hands, changing clothes, daily laundering, covering food and water, using separate equipment for hormone-type herbicides, and proper disposal of empties.

Safe Handling Guidelines for Pesticide Sprays and Dusts

The notice instructs to keep residues on edible plant portions within legal limits and to observe label directions. If illness symptoms appear during or after spraying or dusting, seek medical help immediately by calling a physician or going to a hospital.

Irrigation frequency guidance for Indiana crops

Purdue University agricultural engineer Don Sisson outlines irrigation timing as the crop grows. Soil should be checked every two to three days after the first watering, with another irrigation when half the available moisture is used, rain can delay subsequent watering, and peak mid season needs may require intervals from 3 to 12 days depending on rooting depth and soil moisture capacity.

Lafayette Ind Indiana Don Sisson Purdue University Sisson

Purdue Dairy Day to Feature Experimental Plastic Silo

Lafayette farmers will view an experimental plastic silo at Purdue University July 20 as part of the fifth annual Dairy Day. D L Hill and B J Walker will discuss evaluating silages and other topics include grain handling advances and calf rations at the Purdue dairy center on Cherry Lane West Lafayette beginning at 10 a m.

Purdue Dairy program outlines talks on mastitis and rumen fistula

Speakers from Purdue dairy department including Noller Martin Williams and Foley, Suter, Hall, and Smith will discuss mastitis birdsfoot trefoil and investment costs in the morning program. W E Petersen, a famed dairy scientist, will deliver the afternoon keynote on new cow contributions to human betterment.

Hill and Walker C. H. Noller T. G. Martin G. A. Williams Purdue Dairy Department John Foley Purdue Robert Suter F. A. Hall Les Smith W. E. Petersen University of Minnesota Petersen

The Answer is God Movement Aims at Church Worship

A movement promoting worship of God invites participation across East Street churches including Fletcher Methodist Wesleyan Methodist Church of the Nazarene Carthage Friends and Walnut Ridge Friends.

East Street Christian Fletcher Methodist Wesleyan Methodist Church of the Nazarene Carthage Friends Walnut Ridge Friends

Fletcher Methodist church announcements summary

C L Davis minister Hubert Hunt general superintendent Lowell Brown assistant superintendent Sunday School 9 30 a m Dorothy Edwards pianist Marilyn Leisure secretary Morning Worship 10 30 a m Mrs Ruth Hunt organist MYF meets 7 15 each Monday in July

Martin Porter Ralph Moore Moore Elizabeth Rainey Rushville Marion Odell New Salem Robert Magee Charles Stapp Knightstown Bloomington Marlene Magee Girls State Charles Mosier Sue Olive Drysdale Dublin Elmer Marek Jack Beaver Dam Lake Pamela Hunt Jeannine Terhune Joe Duke Pendleton Grant Henley George Moore S. and C Max Rosenberger Gary Vevay Forrest Moore Frank Stover Markleville Roy Stanley Hubert Hunt L. E. Rodgers Emma Mason Lee Cooley Indianapolis Fred McManus Noah Leisure Lila Bluerock Grace H. Porter Russell Siler Louisville Howard Wise Cecil Rohm Delmar Sipes Sipes Rohm Leonard Wrightsman Jerry Mardell Greenfield Park Harry Leadbetter William Moeller Delano St. Paul Hart Moeller Adams Marcus Della Pearson Charlottesville Pearson Henry L. Stinger Harmony Club Joe Shockley Wendell Dearinger Rays Crossing Fern Dearinger Homer Clara Delinger Royce Joseph Mike Edna Delinger New Castle Tommy Alexander Everett Webb James C. L. Davis Lowell Brown Dorothy Edwards Marilyn Leisure Ruth Hunt MYF

Church announces service schedule and leaders

Louis Barrett and Minister Loyall Hunt lead evening service with Sept Mildred Nigh Janet Hunt as pianists. Russell Nigh serves as song leader. James Gray is secretary. Evening service at 7 30 p m and prayer meeting at 8 00 Wednesday evening.

Louis Barrett Loyall Hunt Mildred Nigh Janet Hunt Russell Nigh James Gray

East Street Christian Church Service Roles

Basil Stultz, Minister. Leonard Jackson, Superintendent. Mary Ann Shutt, Secretary. Carmen Walters, Pianist. Martha Trowbridge, Song Leader. Communion and Worship at 10 30 a m. Song Leader Mrs Lavonne Spence.

Basil Stultz Leonard Jackson Mary Ann Shutt Carmen Walters Martha Trowbridge

Wesleyan Methodist Youth Service and Bible Study

Rev. Rex B. Krieg invites all to a youth service at 6:30 p. m. and a Bible study at 5:30 p. m. on Wednesday evening with a warm welcome extended to everyone.

Rex B. Krieg

Church of the Nazarene Invites Come and Worship

Rev. Gerald Fieming leads services at 6 30 p m for N Y P S Evangelistic services follow at 7 30 p m Mid week prayer is Wednesday at 7 30 p m A warm welcome is extended to all to the church congregation

Gerald Fieming Church of the Nazarene

Quaker Commemoration Featured at Friends Church Services

The church schedules 9 30 a m class sessions and 10 30 a m worship led by Eugene Sommer and Ruth E White with Alta Carfield as minister and Janet Heim as assistant supt. July marks George Fox’s birth prompting a sermon on Who Are the Quakers. Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m at Gouldie Kyser home.

Eugene Sommer Alta Carfield Ruth E. White Janet Heim Betty Ball Alta Carr Betty McClurg George Fox Quakers Gouldie Kyser Friends Church

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