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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1964
Page
3
Farm Safety Week Highlights Purdue Advice July 1925
Purdue University safety specialists warn farming ranks high for accidental deaths and injuries. The National Farm Safety Week campaign promotes tractor and chemical safety, home poison prevention, and proper storage to protect children from toxic substances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Local visits and social gatherings noted across surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Eugene I Gardiner and son J B visited Mrs Anna Phelps Tuesday at the nursing home in Rushville. Mrs Forrest Beck attended a district Finance Committee meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary at Eaton Legion Hall Monday. Joe Foust and Miss Sue Jordan of Ball State College spent Monday visiting Mr and Mrs Carl Foust and daughter. Mrs Jerry Edwards and daughters with Mr and Mrs Fletcher Edwards visited at Rolland Edwards near Noblesville Saturday evening. Mrs Gouldie Kyser and Sharlee Kyser entertained A C Hiatt and Mrs Claribel Fisher of Indianapolis to dinner Sunday at Sullivan's Restaurant. Mr and Mrs Harold Culbertson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carlos Redd and family at Shelbyville. Mr and Mrs Earl Nigh of Brownsburg were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Josie Nigh and Julia Smith here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene I. Gardiner
J. B
Anna Phelps
Rushville
Forrest Beck
American Legion Auxiliary
Eaton Legion Hall
Joe Foust
Sue Jordan
Ball State College
Muncie
Carl Foust
Jerry Edwards
Fletcher Edwards
Rolland Edwards
Noblesville
Gouldie Kyser
Sharlee Kyser
A. C. Hiatt
Claribel Fisher
Indianapolis
Sullivan’s Restaurant
Harold Culbertson
Carlos Redd
Shelbyville
Earl Nigh
Brownsburg
Josie Nigh
Julia Smith
Preventing Home Poisonings in Lafayette Indiana
Lafayette Indiana reports guidance on safeguarding homes from poisoning with medicines insecticides bleach detergents and other common household substances. Various agencies urge parents and caregivers to store chemicals safely label medicines and keep emergency numbers accessible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
Ripley Needletwisters Hold July Meeting at Home Ec Room
The Ripley Needletwisters met July 20 at 1 00 pm in the Home Ec Room. Wanda Henderson called the meeting Kathy Smith led group singing Mary Sammons led the 4H pledge Cindy Stewart led the American pledge. Thirteen members and three adults attended. Dress Revue had six of eleven entries in honor dresses. Bunburgers demo by Wanda Henderson. Meeting adjourned on motion by Mary Sammons and seconded by Kathy Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Needletwisters
Wanda Henderson
Kathy Smith
Mary Sammons
Cindy Stewart
Indiana Beekeeping Output Drops in 1963
Indiana honey production reached 9.7 million pounds in 1963, down two percent from 1962. Purdue University statisticians attribute the decline to a one pound decrease in yield per colony while maintaining the same number of colonies as the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Purdue University
Walnut Ridge Church Notices for July Sundays
Go to Church Sundays S S Attendance July 2% odist seeeeeseneronet seeeneeesszeees eeeeeenss Walnut Ridge Friends Little Blue River Church of Christ Foy Stiies minister Bible Study 10 a.m Morning Worship Communion 10 45 a.m Evening Worship 7 p.m 1st 8rd Sundays evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Walnut Ridge
Little Blue River Church OF Christ Foy Stiies
Fletcher Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Helpers
Fletcher Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Supt Robert Walker and staff Eugene Nigh Cindy Brooks and others. Worship service at 10 30 a m with organist Ruth Hunt and Song Leaders Sue Ann Land Carol Carver. East Street Christian Church lists Ted Skillman Supt Dale May Sally Bush Arminta Ruby Arlene Ruby and Elders John Wagner Dale May for worship and communion. You are invited to worship with
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Methodist Church
Leonard Bucy
Robert Walker
Eugene Nigh
Cindy Brooks
Sue Ann Land
Carol Carver
Lynn Kennedy
Faye Whitfield
Ruth Hunt
East Street Christian Church
Ted Skillman
Dale May
Sally Bush
Arminta Ruby
Arlene Ruby
John Wagner
Wesleyan and Friends Meeting Weekly Services and Leaders
Wesleyan Methodist Church led by Rev C O Douglas holds Morning Worship at 10 30 and Evening Service at 7 30 with a 6 30 youth service and 8 pm prayer meeting on Sundays. Walnut Ridge Friends Meeting lists Gerald Collier as pastor Walter O Neal secretary Mrs Albert Kay superintendent Janice Todd song leader with Becky Collier and Mrs Russell Shutt Jr as pianists for Sunday School. Sunday School at 9 30 Young Peoples meeting at 6 30 and Worship at 7 30 with midweek prayer on Wednesday at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Methodist Church
C. O. Douglas
Bertha Steward
S.S
Wesleyan
Walnut. Ridge
Church Notices for Nazarene Church Service Schedule
William Bray serves as minister with S S Supt Cledis Nolen and secretary Janice Riley. Sunday School at 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m NYPS meeting 6 45 p m pres Volney Knopp Evangelistic service Sunday 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Missionary president Olive Reiy Junior supervisor Linda Knopp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Nazarene
William Bray
S.S. Supt
Cledis Nolen
Janice Riley
NYPS
Volney
Knopp
Olive Riey
Linda Knopp
Carthage Friends Meet At Church Service
A Carthage Friends meeting lists speakers and roles for a church service at 9:30 a.m. Supt. Lee Patton and Assistant Supt. Mrs. Eugene I. Gardner oversee program details. Kathy Heim leads singing with Alta Carr on piano and Virginia Wells plus Mrs. Ralph McClurg on organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Friends
Tee Lewis
Lee Patton
Eugene I. Gardner
Kittrell Porter
Kathy Heim
Alta Carr
Virginia Wells
Ralph McClurg
Eugene Mlekush
Local Families Share Weekend Visits and Dinners
Mr and Mrs Jack Tweedy and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ross Tweedy. Mr and Mrs Guy Ewing visited their son and family Friday at Whiteland. Norman McCorkle and children of Greenfield were guests of Wilbur McCorkle Friday for a cook out. Elbert Crowder Myrtle Crowder of Kokomo visited William Dixon and son Jerry Sunday. Anna Marie Pitts and Tom Pitts recently returned from a twelve day vacation with Aunt Dr William Veach and family in Terre Haute. Russell and Wayne Dearinger of Rushville called on Clara Delinger Saturday evening. Delingers attended a pitch in dinner honoring Frank Abernathy from Black Hills NC. Minnie Bart of French Lick spent Wednesday to Thursday with daughter in Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Tweedy
Ross Tweedy
Guy Ewing
Bill Ewing
Whiteland
Norman McCorkle
Greenfield
Wilbur McCorkle
Elbert Crowder
Myrtle Crowder
Kokomo
Russell Dearinger
Frank Abernathy
Black Hills
North Carolina
Minnie Bart
French Lick
William of
Dixon
Comfort in God's presence among storm and distress
The article reflects on Paul’s words as comfort during a severe ship storm near Tasmania. It notes God’s power over fear, urges trust in divine presence, and ends with a prayer for peace through God’s solutions to problems. The Thought for the Day credits C. P. Hughes of Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus
Tasmania
Melbourne
Paul
Corinth
Jesus
C. P. Hughes
Australia
Dress Revue Held Last Friday
Imaginary trip to the New York World’s Fair framed Rushville High School gym events as 4 H members modeled garments. Anita Myers won Grand Champion with a gold and black suit, Anita Smith earned Reserve Champion in a black crepe dress, Brenda Emsweller received an alternate award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville High School
Anita’ Myers
Anita
Happy Hearts Club
Anderson Township
Judy Alexander
Anita Smith
Jackson Jolly Jones Club
Jackson Township
Brenda Emsweller
Brenda
Richland Farmerette Club
Richland Township
Ora Lower
Rush County
Nancy Alexander
Carolyn Fry
Anita Myers
Ann Powell
Linda Sullivan
Catherine Wright
Jennifer Harcourt
Mary Alice Niedenthal
Linda Brewer
Amelia Perkins
Carolyn Lessing
Shirley Shonk
Patricia Copp
Rosalie Brown
Esther Kuhn
Louise Ann Richardson
Polly Jean Beckner
Mary Sammons
Sylvia Skillman
Susann Mitchell
Cindy Crane
Barbara King
Marcia Boring
Marilyn Kuhn
Kathryn Gordon
Marilyn Fancher
Susan Smith
Janet Gray
Louise Clark
Holly Lykins
Janet Gordon
Mary Jo Gordon
Deborah Durbin
Sharalie Harcourt
Kenya Steffey
Sarah Liggett
Marcia Hoeing
Alice Alexander
Carolyn Beatty
Linda Ralston
Marilyn Gray
Linda Blankman
Kathy Smith
Darlene Barry
Barbara Mann
Jeanne Hoeing
Patricia Merritt
Carole Norris
Carolyn Gordon
Ann Ferrell
Becky Suttle
Sarah Alexander
Barbara Rogers
Ann Liggett
JoAnn Niedenthal
Judy Finney
Ann Reddick
Debbie Miller
Mary Jane Steward
Gail Thoman
Tanya Steffey
Claudia Butler
Carol Bradfield
Phyllis Simpkins
Phillip White
Sandra Kay Turk
Rush County National Bank
Susie Kinder
Joy Reddick
Nancy Norris
Wayne Daubenspeck
4-H Council
Harold Smith
Joan Weir
Donald Gray
Therogram
Delbert Kramer
Randie McDaniel
Jim Geise
Alan Hartman
Byron Thomas
Sarah E. Miller
Linda Harrold
Kenneth Gatewood
Indianapolis
Philip Clark
Muncie
Do You Remember When July 23 1954 Highlights Local Happenings
Ten year snapshot lists Miss Sue Ann Truitt starting work in Indianapolis Internal Revenue Office. Caleb Marsh catches a 6 pound 5 ounce bass in Little Blue measuring 23 inches. Local figures Stager Becomes injured in a belly landing near Carthage hospital stay. New arrival Sheila Kay born Rushville City Hospital. Sgt Joseph Elmer Porter missing in action since April over France. Also noted are 1934 and 1924 items detailing family outings and community events from decades past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Ann Truitt
Internal Revenue Office
Federal
Indianapolis
Caleb Marsh
Caleb
Henry G. Stager
Alsta Containers
E. K. Fenner
Carthage
Stager
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Ed Bly
Frank
Gene Aker
Herbie Beher
Land O'Lakes
Wisconsin
John Porter
War Department
Sgt
Joseph Elmer Porter
France
Injured worker Ezra Rumple in pipeline excavation incident
Ezra Rumple of Carthage suffered a serious injury when a hook and chain dragged by a tractor across a railroad siding struck him, throwing him against a concrete sidewalk during a Container Corporation excavation. He was hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Rumple
Carthage
The
Container Corporation
Rumple
Social Security Questions and Answers for 1964
A reader asks about benefits for a daughter who turns 18 and is on a record. The response explains the daughter’s benefit ends at 18 and the parent keeps their own check, while a separate payment to the daughter exists only for welfare until she is 18. It also clarifies that you cannot gain credits by paying up credits. SSA credits come from work or running a business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Viet Nam
U.S
Congress
House Committee On Ways and Means
House
Senate
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
United Nations
United States
Ussr
Civil Service Exams Set for November
Civil Service examinations will be administered in November for applicants who apply beforehand.
Keratolytic Remedy Promises Fast Foot Relief
Advert says T4 L liquid and T4 L foot powder treat athlete's foot by sloughing infected skin to reveal healthy skin. Quick drying formulas claim long lasting protection and a 48 cent money back guarantee if not pleased in three days. Available today at all drugstores with antiseptic soothing benefits.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
National Safety Council
Needletwisters News
Della J. Pearson
Charlottesville
Norge
Ralph M. Pearson
Claude J. Pearson
Gerald Stewart
Nashville- Tennessee
Africa
Sheila Kay
City Hospital
Pvt
DeWitt
New Orleans
Howard E. Henley
Knightstown Lake Park
Louis Carroll
Frank Guyatt
van Wert
Ohio
Ford Stanley
Avery Rawls
Paul Gordon
Ruth and
Harriett Gray
Cincinnati
Robert Stanley
Pearl Gilbert
William Gilbert
Homer Bowers
Honey Creek
United Brethren Church
E. Fifth St
Bert Sharer
W. O. Moore
Glen Renegar
Elmer White
Thomas T. Newby
John Benson
Arlington
Fletcher M.E. Church
H. D. Sterrett
Alonzo Gates
Orville Kennedy
Myrtle Taylor
Indprs
J. F. Tweedy
Son Ross
Madison
Frank Alexander
Methodist Hospital
David DeWitt, Jr
Soicial Security
Donald B. Schneider
Social Security Administration
National Road West
Richmond
AM Daurer Me
Ame A
Ma Public Service Company
Bausback Fertilizer Co
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