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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen lists editors Kenneth L. Rhodes and Martha Jane Rhodes and provides subscription rates including $2.50 for six months and 52 weeks. The paper operates under Indiana Republican Editorial Association guidance and is mailed from Carthage Indiana.
The speaker opposes U S moves to establish an embassy in Bucharest arguing Romania profits from Soviet ties and lacks guaranteed freedoms. He urges insisting on Article 3 rights before aid, notes academy applications and calls for qualified young men. He criticizes accommodation politics and warns aid sustains Cold War tension with captive nations demanding freedom.
Indianapolis. A trucking industry spokesman urged drivers to use the vehicle safety-check program during Indiana communities May Courtesy and Safety Campaign on Vehicle Condition. J. E. Nicholas of the Indiana Motor Truck Association said inspections address hidden defects and no penalties apply, potentially saving lives later.
The Division of Fish and Game and the Conservation Commission announce a fee during the fall small game season for put-and-take pheasant hunting on certain state areas. A five day free hunting period precedes stocking. Part of each area remains open for free native species hunting. pheasant bag limit set at two birds per day.
The state sets 3 hunting chances per area with a $3.00 daily fee and $2.25 per bird to the state. Pen-reared birds will be released. at least two per hunt. Licenses at $2.50 allow about $6.75 value in birds, with areas Crosley Glendale Willow Slough Jasper Pulaski Winamac Tri County and Pigeon River affected.
Mrs Duard McDaniel hosted the Mixers Home Economics Club Friday with co host Mrs Howard Linville. Linville spoke on A Perfect Blueprint for Happiness as devotion. Mrs Robert White led the meeting and club creed.
Mrs Olive Poston of New Castle was a weekend guest of her sister Mrs Gouldie Kyser. Mrs Chloa Dearinger of Shelbyville was a Tuesday dinner guest of Mrs Clara Delinger.
Science reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne, found by a world famous research institute, that relieves pain and shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery. Available as Preparation H suppositories and ointment at drug counters.
Mrs. David Magee hosted a birthday dinner for her husband on Tuesday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Truitt and daughter Sue Ann, Kenneth Land, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roland, and Mr. and Mrs. Odell Pitts with family.
Taxpayers of Carthage Rush County Indiana are notified of an emergency meeting at 7:30 PM on a July 1964 date to consider a new appropriation of 800 dollars for Insurance and Official Bond Premiums. The measure adds to the current budget. James E. Ellis chairs the board with trustees and clerk treasurer listed.
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