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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1957
Page
3
The notice lists subscription prices with one year at 52 weeks priced at two dollars and six months at 26 weeks. It presents basic rate information without further details.
Farmers may join the Acreage Reserve as part of the Soil Bank during its first full year. Payments are provided for Reserve acres even in bad seasons. Sign up is first come, first served until funds run out, with limits of 20 acres or 30 percent of the allotment per farm. Extra acres after sign-up depend on funds.
The AAA safety poster theme for March is Play Away From Traffic. The Hoosier Motor Club urges parents to cooperate in guiding children to safe play areas. Officials cite that playing near streets is the top danger for children and call for education to stop such behavior. A poster by Nick Nicholas, Cass Technical High School, Detroit, won last year’s AAA contest and will be distributed to classrooms nationwide.
Lowell Brooks has been named town marshal and was in Rushville Tuesday with appointment papers and deputized as deputy sheriff by County Sheriff Harry Levi. A fire damaged the West half of Alsta Containers Inc main building on East Mill Street Saturday around 6 oclock. Mrs. Jane Kinder announces the engagement of her daughter Betty Lou to Ralph McClurg. A wedding united Miss Mary Louise Hill and James A. Geise at the Sculls home Sunday afternoon. Tea for 23 hosted by Women’s Society of Christian Service at the Spangler residence. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Brooks near town moving to Knightstown. Miss Mary Ann Harper, IU student, weekend visit with parents. Miss Ruth Allen’s photo appears in Indianapolis Star as a preliminary nominee. Dinner guests included Mrs. Ralph Moore and others of Charlottesville.
Edwin L. Drake age 45 died Thursday morning at his home from a long illness. Survivors include Grace his widow and Josephine Drake of Greensburg, plus sister Miss Mae Mosier and Paul Fagel of near Waldron. John A. Coffin, a history professor at State Normal School Muncie, will teach at Indiana University next year. School Notes: Rushville Memory Contest winner Jackson township. contestants Grace and Frieda McGeorge Vivian Smith Raymond Couch Lowell Leisure.
Marion Liggett was elected president of the Rush County Farm Management Association at its ninth annual banquet held February 20 at Jackson Township School. Officers named include Phil White as vice president Walter Meyer secretary treasurer and Joe Alexander and Lewis Lafuse as directors. Sixty five members and wives attended a dinner served by the Jackson Township Community Club ladies. The event featured toy tractors and farm tools on display and discussed a summer Farm Management tour planned with Shelby County.
A travelogue of Alaska last summer described 11 000 miles and many color slides enjoyed by attendees. The Eastern Southeastern Indiana County Fair Circuit met February 20 at the Durbin Hotel with 37 representatives, led by Cy Zeigler. Reports covered horse racing publicity and fair programs, followed by hog cost reduction talks at a Swine Extension School in Rushville area.
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