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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1966
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen, a Friday issue from Carthage Indiana, lists L Rhodes as editor and Martha Jane Rhodes as managing editor. Includes postal info, subscription rates, and the motto quoting a Cor 13 verse about shared suffering and rejoicing.
The National Wildlife Federation and Indiana Conservation Clubs announce National Wildlife Week March 20–26 with a focus on conserving natural resources. Governor Branigin issues executive proclamation to mark the event and urge citizens to protect water air wildlife habitats and curb pollution.
Indianapolis report notes employed women and widowers may deduct up to 900 dollars in 1965 federal tax expenses for qualifying child care if they itemize. The deduction applies to disabled dependents as well. Eligibility spans single, married, widowed, divorced, or deserted women. men qualify if widowed, divorced, separated, or wife incapacitated.
Washington briefs critique the Alliance for Progress noting failures to deliver aid to villagers, with funds fueling bureaucrats and socialization of industry. Headlines include Head Start allocations for 1966 districts, unemployment concerns tied to defense war periods, and Indiana news on Purdue and IU programs and research funding.
The guidance outlines qualifying dependents for child and disability care deductions. Limits are 600 dollars for one dependent or 900 dollars for two or more, with joint returns affecting the deduction based on adjusted gross income. Rules specify eligibility, spouses, and the need for dependent status. Document 5052 from the IRS District Director offers full details.
Bloomington Four performances of A Hoosier Tale an Indiana historical opera by Walter Kaufmann will be staged July 27 30 and Aug 3 6 in connection with the Sesquicentennial. The Indiana University Opera Theater will produce the work commissioned by the Indiana Historical Society. Jerome Hall IU Law professor named first Visiting Professorship holder at SUNY Buffalo delivering lectures April 18 22. A new Physical Chemistry textbook by Frank T. Gucker and Ralph L. Seifert from IU cites revised undergrad courses and stronger high school prep as factors.
Larry Morris, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Morris of Wilkinson, scored 387 points for an 18 point per game average and won the best foul shooting percentage. He played varsity four years and on two sectional winning teams.
Mrs. Markes McClurg hosted a Saturday birthday party for her son Gary Allen McClurg celebrating his seventh birthday. Guests included Marilyn Leisure, Marlene Sandefur, Larry Manning, Rodney Sherwood, Wanda Lu Addison, Bettina Murray, Eleanor Howard, Dean Addison, George Magee, Linda Pitts, Martha Sue Pike, Jimmy Neal, Norma Marsh, and Randy McClurg.
30 Years Ago March 27 1936 Miss Crystle June Moore of Muncie a Carthage School and Ball State graduate was initiated into the Beta Chapter of the Phi Delta Gamma national sorority. The dinner and ceremonies were at the Carlton Hotel in Washington where she attends George Washington University. Mr and Mrs Lindley Taylor hosted a euchre party Sunday night with guests including Mr and Mrs Kennedy Mr and Mrs Siler and Mr Smock.
Fred Gurley sold his West Branch Street property for 600 to Levi Gurley. Harold Ruby escaped injury Friday night after his car crashed and overturned in the covered bridge east of Arlington. Funeral services were held at Wesleyan Methodist Church for Cecil Faughn five months old son of Mr and Mrs Russell Rhodes born October 16 1925 and died of spinal meningitis. One brother survives. Ed Hahn based in New Samaritan Florida oversees Butterfield road crews at Ft Lauderdale. A daughter was born March 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Linville.
Delbert and Nina S Truitt transfer 40 acres in Ripley Two to John B Jes sup for 2200 dollars. Donald Winslow hosts St Patrick day party with twelve guests at Charles S Winslow residence. Roy Mattix family moves to Grant Henley property on West Henley St. Postmaster Leonard B McCarty hires Ted Griffin as assistant learning duties. Enos Coffin, former postmaster and current assistant, undecided about future plans. Carl Binford, son of Mr and Mrs Percy Binford, improving from pneumonia.
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