Carthage Citizen Issued Friday Editorial Association Note
The Carthage Citizen notes an Indiana Republican Editorial Association issue published Friday. The notice includes a $1.00 price tag and membership acknowledgment.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen notes an Indiana Republican Editorial Association issue published Friday. The notice includes a $1.00 price tag and membership acknowledgment.
Rush county group met at Mr and Mrs Howard Ewbank’s in Union township. About seventy attendees including members and guests enjoyed readings by Marilyn and Janet Gray and a instrumental duet. Hayden King presided and announced the Third Annual Eastern Indiana Purdue Ag Roundup in Muncie September 9 with Dean Mallett as speaker.
The Ripley 4 H Needletwisters met Thursday afternoon at 2 00 in the home economics room. The meeting was called to order by the group leader and notes were taken on upcoming activities.
Rush county Fair Board in regular June meeting approves a $10 rental for the cement slab on fairgrounds and allocates funds for secretarial help during fair week. John R. White reports progress on the Fair catalog with proofs sent to superintendents. The board votes to print 15 000 copies of a special Fair Edition newspaper for box holders and routes joining Rush county.
Monday evening guests of Mrs. Maria Gray included Elizabeth Levins of Howe and Mr and Mrs Thomas Nelson of Charlottesville. Mr and Mrs John R Stevens and their children visited Indianapolis Tuesday morning on business.
The Town of Carthage Indiana invites sealed bids for waterworks improvements Division I Wells and Supply Line Division II Well House and Equipment Division III Distribution System. Bids due by 7 30 P.M. DST June 30 1958 at Town Hall Carthage. Bids must include forms 96 96 A non-collusion bond 5 percent bid security and 100 percent performance bond.
Howard E. Henley and Helen E. Cosand as executors filed the final account in the estate of Sarah E. Newby in Rush County Indiana. The Circuit Court will examine the account on June 30, 1958, and all interested parties must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved or prove heirship and claims. This notice also lists social notices of local dinners and visits.
A long list of Sunday visits and family gatherings across Vernon Milton Greenfield and nearby towns. People mentioned include Nell Heid Ruth White Cora Wise Harold Cappel James Terhune Carl Elder Clyde Ellis Faye Nowotne Etna Mathley and many others visiting relatives and celebrating birthdays and dinners.
A report notes states with Right to Work laws show 10 percent faster growth in bank deposits than states without such laws. Indiana records a figure of 100,430,560 in deposits.
A rural letter carrier group met at Rushville Masonic Temple with Grant Henley presiding and officers announced. Mrs. Fred Flick re elected as district president. Parvel Moore elected president of the Connersville Rushville Life Underwriters group. Also notes on gas furnace installation at a Carthage home and a single ring wedding at Gwynneville, plus local social events and obituary excerpts from 20 years ago.
A compact recipe card lists ingredients for a homemaker feature including 2 packages or cakes yeast or active dry, 4 eggs slightly beaten, 4 cups sifted enriched flour and melted margarine.
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