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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1961

Page

4

Rush County Farm Educational Tour Planned for August

Rush County farmers have reservations for an annual Farm Educational Tour August 23 to 25. A chartered bus will depart Rushville at 7 00 a m on Wednesday August 23 with stops at William Nash farm near Sharpsville a noted hog operation with prize hogs in state shows, Guy Wilson farm near Kappa a large beef cattle hog farm Neal Pullin hog farm near Rensselaer praised for hog production and the DeKock farm near Demotte a large cattle feeding operation feeding 1000 to 1500 cattle yearly.

Farm News Rush County Farm Rushville William Nash Sharpsville Nash Hoosier Guy Wilson Kappa Neal Pullin Rensselaer DeKock Demotte

Bank condition report sworn by cashier in Indiana

State Bank No. 617 s, William H. Dixon cashier, swears this report of condition is true and correct to the best of knowledge. Indiana Rush County. Sworn and subscribed July 10, 1961. Notary Jessie Barry certifies not an officer or director. commission expires November 30, 1963.

State Bank of Carthage of Carthage Indiana United States U. S Ees Federal Reserve Bank William H. Dixon State of Rush Eaney Commission Jessie Barry Notary Co

Rush County Farm Tour Visits Major Indiana Livestock Operations

A Rush County farm tour to Montgomery Illinois and several nearby operations includes Crow Seed Corn Farm near Watscha feeding over 2000 feeder cattle, and Russell Perkinson and Ralph Risk hog farms near Milford and Lafayette. The group spends Friday in Purdue facilities and Swine Day with reservations prioritized for Rush County farmers.

Chicago Montgomery Illinois Watscha Rush County Extension Office

Dick Summer to Headline Rush County Record Hop at High School

Dick Summer, WISH disc jockey, appears at the high school parking lot east of Rush County Fair Grounds on Wednesday evening August 2 from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. The Rush County Junior Leader sponsors the event with 50 cents admission for singles and 75 cents for couples. Attendees can view fair exhibits before the hop and enjoy candy, soft drinks, and ice cream.

Dick Summer WISH Rush County Rush County Junior Leader Organization

Rush County Junior Leader Hop Promises Car-Cluster Fun

Community invites families to join a car-load convoy to the Rush County Junior Leader Hop. Organizers urge varied vehicles, kid-friendly activities, and safe, social celebration for youths and residents.

Rush County Meee Hop

Rush County Banquet Plans Set For November 29

The Rural-Urban Committee outlined details for the Rush County Farmer Businessmen's banquet at the Durbin Hotel on November 29. Kenneth Johnson chaired the July 6 meeting at the Extension Office and committees finalized program and ticket plans. Tickets priced at $1.75 will be sold by 12 township ticket salesmen with Home Economics Clubs aiding sales. tickets distributed October 20.

Rush County Farmer- Businessmen’s Durbin Rush County Extension Office Kenneth Johnson Harold Clifton Gail Abernathy

Carrs to Palo Alto for six months study

Mr and Mrs J E Carr of Syracuse New York are en route from Knightstown to Palo Alto California where Mr Carr will resume schooling for six months. Also mentioned are KWIK WASH LAUNDRY Carthage ad and visits by Marlin Wilson of Michigan City and multiple local relatives during the weekend gatherings.

J. E. Carr Syracuse New York A. J. Carr Knightstown Palo Alto California Carr Carthage Marlin Wilson Michigan City Foster Wilson Robert Proctor Tives Fitch Roscoe Wilson Russell Roland Dwayne Roland Virgil Roland Earl Roland

Purdue researchers advise night culling to ease flock disturbance

Purdue University poultry scientists recommend culling laying flocks at night using a flashlight to minimize stress and disturbance. The method aims to streamline removal with reduced agitation among birds.

Purdue University

Social Security Questions Answered By Leslie Frazer

Column answers readers on age 62 benefits start dates with August 1961 rule. explains benefit reductions for early retirement and paths for widows under new increases. outlines quarter of coverage changes from 1/2 to 1/3 in 1960 and 1/4 in 1961 while keeping minimum 6 and maximum 40 quarters.

Social Security Leslie Frazer Social Security Administration National Road West Richmond Indiana

Arlington Lions Mark Anniversary Dinner

The Arlington Lions Club celebrated its 10th anniversary with a dinner at the Durbin Hotel in Rushville attended by 75 members and wives. Governor Gerald Carmony and cabinet secretary Marland Adams honored members with 10-year Monarch and Charter awards and new officers were installed.

Arlington Lions Club Durbin Rushville John Rigsbee Gerald Carmony Carmony Marland Adams Everett Hester Wilbur Hardin Wesley Hungerford Carl Hutchinson Lowell Hutchinson Harry Joyner S. R. Kesler Carson McMichael Eston Macy Clarence Northam Lester Parks Paul Potts Frederic Patterson J. F. Swain John Swain Roy Swain Oren Veatch Robert Veatch Leland VanOsdel Terry Wodten Husan Wagoner

Purdue advice on pest control for iris corn and livestock

Purdue entomologists advise spraying iris leaves four to six inches long with DDT and repeat weekly or ten days for iris borer. Animal scientists urge May foot trimming to prevent foot rot in flocks. Early corn may need DDT or dieldrin sprays for flea beetles and cutworms, with flea beetles described as tiny black jumping insects feeding on young plants.

Purdue University

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State Bank No Fred W. Parish Richard and Jerry Little Lowell Felso Koolaid Hershey Nabisco Rte Tae van Camp Gerber Vienna del Monte Arlington Lions Ae Yori Ry Bologna U.S. No. 1 Southern Manuel's Market Joyce Elmer E. Hunt Carthage Radio Rex Edwards Zenith John E. Richey Arlington Joyce’s Rawleigh Pt. Rush Co Robert T. Jordan Milroy Dept. Ing Freeport Ilinois Ealing Dahl Petry Mes John M. Lynch Logan Ind East St Stuart Morgan S. Walnut St. Carthage Wilbur Jackson Call Aker Carthage Hardware Carthage Grain CO
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