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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1964
Page
3
Carthage Indiana indicates the publication is entered at the post office as second class mail matter with a postage rate of 1.25 dollars. The notice reflects standard mailing status for the newspaper in the town.
Memorial Day reflections honor Union soldiers and veterans while stressing sacrifice for a better country. In Muncie the Chamber hosts O R Strackbein to discuss Canadian imports and tariff policy affecting local industry, with attendees invited by Monday June 8. A new direct dialing service for congressional offices commences, and Indiana receives a $75,000 HEW grant to train personnel for programs aiding mentally impaired and disabled children.
The Rush County Commission approved a long list of payments at their June 1 1964 meeting. Notable entries include D.V.M. George E King 196.00 and Irvin E Kuhn 90.00, along with Reynolds Mfg 3.84 and Cities Service Oil 89.78, among others. Multiple vendors such as Wayne Feed Co and Kobe Wells & Bauer Co appear, totaling numerous small to mid sized disbursements.
A June 4 1954 item notes a barn and outbuildings burned near Carthage with crop loss. Floyd Stevens 65 of Carthage dies after months of ill health at Rush Memorial Hospital. A 1924 Bank move and town notes list residents, travels to Indianapolis, and local happenings.
Emergency appropriation of $200.00 is filed with Indiana authorities. The meeting will hear this matter. Dated June 1, 1964. Board of Trustees members Lowell Brown Hawkins G Ray Stanley Raien O McClarnon Wilbur McCorkle B. H. Morgan Clerk-Treas.
For the first time science reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne enabling reduction of hemorrhoids and pain relief without surgery using Preparation H suppositories or ointment. Patients note piles ceasing to be a problem as relief occurs during treatment.
At the Allis-Chalmers 200 acre proving ground near Franklinville Wisconsin engineers test tractors without protection from the field to the factory floor. They drive a driverless tractor on a treadmill and run disc harrows over rocky frozen ground. Tests continue year round with field trials in Texas Arizona Florida Missouri Tennessee and more to ensure equipment performs across all conditions.
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