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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1964
Page
3
The Carthage C citizen lists Kenneth L. Rhodes as Editor & Publisher and Martha Jane Rhodes as Managing Editor. It notes seed entered at the Carthage Indiana post office as second class mail matter and shows subscription rates priced at $2.50 for six months.
A historical Missouri article discusses Harvey's opposition to a revived food stamp bill seen as duplicative and costly. It also notes White House social events with Mrs. Johnson, a Sesquicentennial plan in Centerville, and rising district workload due to public interest ahead of a presidential election.
A lawmaker notes interest in a House Joint Resolution to amend the Constitution allowing voluntary non sectarian prayers in public places. He criticizes H R 3920 Medicare bill proposing mandatory health program and higher Social Security taxes. backs H R 9773 for voluntary health insurance financed by tax credits. He reports over 90 percent opposition to the Johnson Medicare bill.
The article lists assessed prices for registered ewes and common sheep, goats, various grains per bushel and per harvest, seeds per bushel, and hay and silage per ton, along with poultry and baby chicks prices. Amounts cover wheat rye oats corn soybeans barley an avian items and ages for chicks and turkeys.
Mr. and Mrs. John White hosted a Sunday dinner at their R. R. 1 home. Guests included Lawrence Wales and family marking a 50th anniversary open house, Margaret Stanley, Ralph Mason, Vern Johnson, Jim Roe’s group with kin from Harbor Springs, and Carthage residents Maude Porter Ruth White and Robert E. White.
The Christian Women Fellowship met March 5 at the church with Mrs. Frank Alexander and Mrs. Thomas Bush as hostesses. Mrs. Luther Hull opened, devotions by Mrs. Guy Ewing, lesson by Mrs. Hull, minutes read, get well cards signed for two members, nominating committee named, closing prayer, and fifteen members attended with refreshments served.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hankins and children Mark and Carol of Muncie visited Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hankins Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Graff spent Sunday in Elwood with Mrs. Lola Fox and Mr. and Mrs. James Morris. Nell Catt of Arlington and Robert Catt with Doris Denny of Anderson visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Leisure Sunday afternoon. Leisure attended an antique sale at West Elkton Ohio. Fred Sandefur and his wife spent Tuesday with their daughter Mrs. Michael Kelly of Indianapolis recently home from the hospital. Everett Sherwood of Brookville and Unn Fitch were weekend guests. Kathy Ruby dinnered Saturday with Karen Graff at Joe Graff's home.
Jenny Boff and Susan Skinner placed second in the County Share the Fun Festival at Rushville on Monday March 2. The Ripley Needletwisters held a meeting March 5 in the Home Ec room led by president Jenny Eoff with singing, pledges, a health report, and demonstrations on salad making and sewing box supplies.
Proper land use guidance shapes plans for 1964 crops as Pur due University soil conservationists urge protection of steep or erodible areas to prevent soil loss.
Carthage Indiana schedules sewer charges based on water usage with minimums by meter size. The ordinance allows measurement variances for nonmetered users, sets tiered rates, and permits adjustments for fire protection and sewage strength.
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