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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1963

Page

3

Rush County 4H Round-Up honors aid for Indiana center

During the forty fifth Annual 4H Club Round-Up Rush County 4H members contributed to the Indiana 4H Training Center project. Carol Bradfield and Mike Lafuse presented Harold Taylor with the funds on a stage before a 3200 delegate crowd.

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Remember When Ten Years Ago 1953 Carthage News

A 1953 column recalls 2nd Lt. Gary K. Stewart's return date before a 15 day fur lough to report to Ft. Riley Kansas. It notes local attendees at a Fiesta at the Shapiro estate and the drowning of Marion and Everett Beck in the Little Miami River near Cincinnati. Edgar C. White will become Center Friends Meeting pastor in September after leaving Walnut Ridge Friends Church.

Gary K. Stewart James Miller Barbara Miller Gerald Stewart Stewart Ft. Riley Kansas Kelly Veach Frankie Bly New Castle Shapiro Marion Beck Everett McCoy Beck William Beck Plainville Cincinnati Ohio Miami Carthage Beck Container Corp Forrest Beck Edgar C. White Center Friends Meeting West Milton Walnut Ridge Friends Church

Dividend Declarations by Container Corporation of America

The board declared a quarterly dividend on preferred stock of 1.00 per share payable August 30 to shareholders of record August 20 and a regular quarterly dividend on common stock of 0.225 per share payable August 23 to holders of record August 5. Directors met in the Walter Paepcke Memorial Building at the Aspen Institute in Aspen, Colorado, with dedication ceremonies planned for tomorrow. The building honors Walter Paepcke, founder of the company and the Aspen Institute.

Container Corporation OF America Container Corporation of America Today Walter Paepcke Aspen Institute For Humanistic Studies Aspen Colorado

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