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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1964
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen announces subscription options with one year at $2.50 for 52 weeks and six months at 26 weeks. Kenneth L. Rhodes is editor and publisher Martha Jane Rhodes is managing editor.
Indiana motorists, especially truck drivers, are asked to aid lost tourists during July as part of a campaign by the Indiana Motor Truck Association. J. E. Nicholas emphasizes planning trips, frequent information checks, and cautious driving to reduce accidents.
Indiana reports 270 miles of new Interstate thruways reducing accident costs and fuel use. By 1973 the 960 mile freeway network will save motorists over 150 million annually, with total system paying for itself within five years of full use.
At a Shelbyville Unit 17 meeting John A. Ruby, candidate for Joint State Representative from Shelby and Rush Counties, urged support for proposed cosmetology legislation. He emphasized education as essential, calling for higher licensing and schooling standards for cosmetologists, shop owners, and instructors.
The piece argues the Indiana General Assembly cannot update all laws in one session but stresses health related laws affecting large populations must be acted on promptly. It warns delaying could lead to catastrophic results.
Fletcher G Branson 82 a farmer for 58 years died Saturday at his home east of Carthage Survivors include two sons Marlin Branson Indianapolis Robert Knightstown and one daughter Bernice at home and five granddaughters Temperatures soar with no rain as drought unsettles crops with only scattered showers and a cold front easing the heat plus real estate transfers and local social notices from the period
Mr and Mrs Russell Leisure attended the Sesquicentennial at Rising Sun Saturday. They were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Campbell near Camden Ohio. Several visitors include Mrs Voris Cassel of Michigan with sister Mrs Ralph Truitt and Mr Truitt and Mrs Senjia Hiatt of Lake Placid Florida visiting Mrs Gouldie Kyser.
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