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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1961
Page
4
On a weekend in St. Louis Missouri she stayed with her son Max Newby and Mrs Newby. On Monday she flew to Shreveport Louisiana via Delta to visit her sister Mrs Clem Johnson and her brother Howard both in Shreveport.
Mrs. Richard Harrold and her daughters Judy and Linda and Mrs. James Ellis with daughter Carol visited business circles in Cincinnati on Wednesday. Mrs. Ferald Ward and children were also noted among attendees.
Carmen Jo and Jeffrey of Indianapolis dined with Mr. and Mrs. Clara Delinger Friday. Sunday guests included Flem Burton of Homer. Frank Hampton and sons Brian and Ricky attended a picnic at Jackson County State Forest near Brownstown. Nelson Stephens and two children returned from a three week California trip visiting Jean Stewart of Carthage. Eugene Gardner and son John Brent visited the Earnests Saturday evening. Ray Fox and sons of Indianapolis spent time in Cincinnati and with the Russells. Gene Reddick and daughter Rhonda spent the weekend at Versailles State Park. Luther Hall hosted Sunday dinner with Everett Manlief and Pearl Williams. Joan Earnest of Tucson and Alice and Charles Lesker of Cincinnati joined Oliver Earnest Wednesday.
Purdue animal scientists say turning gestating sows to pasture can cut feed costs while maintaining nutrition. Veterinarians advise isolating and observing returning animals for at least 30 days before reintegrating with the herd. Agricultural engineers urge checking stored corn for germination and mold by inspecting heating and moisture.
Leslie Frazier field representative invites readers to mail questions to the Social Security Administration at 216 National Road West Richmond Indiana. Include name and address and mention the newspaper to have questions answered in this column.
The lowest unreduced worker benefit will be $40 under the 1961 Amendments. Widow benefits rise 82.5 percent of the deceased husband’s age sixty five amount, effective August 1961, with first higher check in September.
Septic tank and cesspool cleaning service offered by Wilbur Jackson in Knightstown. Reasonable rates. Phone 5-9965. Advertisement text dated 21-tf.
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