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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1966
Page
3
Editorial urges alumni and townspeople to support CHS fall events and youth leadership. It questions reliance on a few and calls for both leaders and followers to nurture young students, noting sixty musicians compete tonight for a cash prize and trophy as a test of community spirit.
Cary Wyckoff of Rush County R E M C with Steve Hahn of Rushville and Dan Hunt of Carthage prepare for the American Institute of Cooperation meeting in Fort Collins Colorado from July 31 to August 3 1966. Steve and Dan, both seniors active in F F A 4 H and student government, join seventy other delegates including Indiana Farm Bureau Co op Assn leaders. The four day conference features Hubert H Humphrey addressing the closing session. Sponsors include Federal Land Bank Rush County Farm Bureau Co op Assn Production Credit Association and Rush County R E M C.
State Representative John A. Ruby reported the Constitutional Amendments Sub-Committee endorsed a proposal to create a 61 day actual working session each year and to allow appointment of legislators to fill vacancies. Opponents argued vacancies should be filled by local voters, not appointees. All changes await the 1997 Indiana General Assembly vote.
A Rush County clerk notes filed claims for the county board meeting on Monday August 1 1966. Items include A E Boyce Co Pike's Office Supplies Pitney Bowes Goodyear and many individuals with amounts ranging from 2.25 to 589.65 plus numerous entries under Farm Safety Week details and public notices. The piece lists payments and names with varying small sums and a final public safety message.
The notice recalls past local events from 1956 and earlier. It lists births, travels, property purchases, and notable local happenings across several decades, including a Walnut Ridge parsonage purchase, Alaska trip, and family milestones. It also recounts obituaries, weddings, and community notes from 1946 1936 1926 and earlier.
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