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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1965
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen lists Kenneth L. Rhodes as Editor and Publisher and Martha Jane Rhodes as Managing Editor. It notes the paper is entered at the Carthage Indiana post office as second class mail matter and provides a telephone number 565-5385.
A member returns to the House floor to cast an Aye vote on H.R. 9075 the Uniformed Services Pay Act of 1965. The bill raises pay and reenlistment incentives and adds a presidential review of pay and allowances. It notes defense and Viet Nam concerns and mentions Gen Maxwell Taylor’s resignation and the Arthur Goldberg UN ambassadorship.
Container Corporation of America posted six month net earnings of 14.42 million dollars or 1.28 per share up 27 percent from last year with sales rising to 198.7 million. For the quarter earnings were 7.384 million or 0.66 a share while sales reached 100.784 million.
A vintage advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham Tablets as a trusted remedy for hot flashes nervous tension and other midlife complaints. It claims women experience dramatic rapid relief through doctors tests and widespread use, urging readers to obtain the product.
Banks in Rush County Indiana proudly aid farming growth as 98 percent of Indiana banks extend credit to farm people at the start of the year. The emphasis on agricultural loans highlights the sector's reliance on local financial institutions. GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY.
The piece notes Mr. Gold berg must meet strict standards while facing many antagonists in the UN post. It also mentions the writer's illness after a 48 hour virus and return to hospital for brief antibiotic treatment, but claims it will not affect ongoing recovery.
A historical ledger shows claims filed in the Rush County office of Attorney Arthur Malson for the county board’s August meeting. The document lists numerous vendors and individuals with amounts due, including A E Boyce Co Inc, The Republican Co, Ruby Malson, Barrel Roche Inc, A B Typewriter Co, The Telfer Company, McChesney, Epores Co, City Utilities, Gas and Water, and local mortuaries, among others.
A column recalls hometown happenings from July 22 1955 including a newborn daughter for Mr and Mrs Leon Whitfield at Rush Memorial, a poison ivy scare among De anna, Beth, and Donna, a July 14 marriage of Nola Bassett and Gerald Hunt, a skating injury to Charles Mann, and vacationers at Butterfield Camp Lake Shafer.
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