Rush County 4H FFA Teams Excel at District Judging Contest
Rush County 4H and FFA judging teams excel at the New Castle District contest in Centerville. Several teams earned state contest spots for August at the State Fair, including Manilla Forestry and Milroy Crops. John Spuller of Rushville won the General Demonstration with Safety In The Medicine Cabinet and advances to state. The competition drew 11 counties with 21 dairy, 18 poultry, 19 forestry, 15 entomology, 2 1/2 crops, and 22 livestock teams, with top 25 percent advancing to state.
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Rush County
FFA
New Castle
Centerville
Manilla
Max Crim
Jan Ernstes
Phil Wright
Chester Hall
Bill Wicker
John Spuller
Rushville
Harold Clifton Jr
Milroy
Jack Eakins
Chester Whipple
Martin Wright
Jim Cloud
Clyde Bond
Voc. Ag
Carthage Crope
Lee Patton
Robert Harrold
Larry Little
Marlin Wilson
Robert Baker
Mays Livestock
Kenneth Brashaber
Louis White
Philip Reece
Philip Gardner
Benny Schneider
Rushville Livestock
Harold Clifton
Richard McManus
Tom Schwendenman
David Percell
Daniel Duncan
May
Try & Egg
John Kirkpatrick
Darrell Hawkins
John Harvell
Wilbur Laker
Mays Dairy
Larry Lee
Larry Cloud
Des- Jean Simmerman
Philip Leisure
Milroy Dairy
Dave Fry
John Gasser
Donnie Runion
Jim Knecht
Alice Norris
Merom
Bennett Druley
Farm Bureau
American Legion
Anderson
Ruth Boyer
Hdna Mae Niehoff
Howard Earnest
Schonnette Enos
John Morgan
Ora Cudworth
Ora Clayton
Ee Boyer
Harold Barber
A. B
Local P town and area social notes multiple visitors
Mr and Mrs Everett Webb visited Rushville Mongay and dined with Mr and Mrs Thomas Alexander and their children in Arlington. Near last week Mr and Mrs B L Long and family from Rushville were house guests. Mr and Mrs Robert Readle and family from Martinsville were Sundayists. Mr and Mrs Howard Windsor and Mr and Mrs Elmer Kelso from Arlington were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs William Gullie in Hobart Indiana. Trees Jackson and son Jack Jackson fished at Jimmerson Lake in Northern Indiana. James and Frederick Briggeman of Fort Wayne are staying with grandparents Mr and Mrs Ross Tweedy. Miss Diane Krieg is ill with measles. Also Richard Magee and Larry Pitts, kindergarten classmates who attend Wesleyan Church. Mrs Grace Gurley was guest of Mrs Olive Drysdale and Mr and Mrs Frank Guyatt in Dublin. Mr and Mrs Jesse Kizer were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Paul E Billman in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Paul Wimsett and son of Dana Indiana were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Terhune and family.
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Everett. Webb
Rushville
Mongay
Thomas Alexander
Arlington
Ben
B. L. Long
Robert Readle
Martinsville
Howard Windsor
Elmer Kelso
William Gullie
Hobart
Indiana
Trees Jackson
Jack Jackson
Jimmerson Lake
James
Frederick Briggeman
Ft. Wayne
Ross Tweedy
Diane Krieg
Richard Magee
Larry Pitts
Wesleyan Church
Grace Gurley
Olive Drysdale
Purdue forecasts modest rise for Lafayette corn and mixed grain outlook
Purdue University agricultural economists project corn prices in Lafayette Indiana to strengthen modestly over 60 to 90 days while soybean prices may weaken. Wheat prices for 1957 are expected above the two dollar support, hog prices stay steady to strong, and eggs and broilers show variable gains. May 6 is the deadline for filing mortgage exemptions.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Indiana
Teen-Age Road-E-O Sparks National Interest
The 1956 road event draws 17 year olds and 2500 Jaycee chapters from across the United States. Sponsors include Mutual Insurance American Trucking Corp The Pure Oil Company and others. Scholarships totaling 4500 dollars accompany the event. Chris J Searn of Waning University is mentioned as a prior national winner.
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Mutual ‘Insurance
American Trucking i Corp
Pure Oil Company
Will
D. C
Ealoes
United Bate
Chris J. Sear
Nest
Late oats seeding advised amid variable weather and rust resistance
Extension agronomist Beeson says seeding oats in late April remains viable as a nurse crop for alfalfa and grasses, with rust less a threat on Clintland Newton Bentland varieties and yields dipping only slightly with later sowing. Fertilizer high in nitrogen can speed oats while phosphate and potash aid both oats and legumes. Six Rush County farmers consign pigs to 4 H FFA sale May 11 at Rush County Fair grounds. buyers limited to 4 H and FFA members with proceeds split between breed associations.
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Indiana
Indiana Crop Improvement Association
State Seed Commissioner's Office
Rush County
Nebraska
Keller Beeson
Purdue University Extension Agronomist
Clintland
Newton
Bentland
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Beeson
Rush County Fair Grounds
Virgil
Carl Ging
Lowell Norris
Russell Norris
John Green
Donald G. Gray
Hampshire Barrow
Don C. Richey
E. P. Stanley
Stanley Hurst
Rushville
FFA
Indiana Swine Breeders Association
Hoyt Vanderbeet
Falmouth
Sandy Phares
Shelby County
Lafayette
Washington
Alexandria
Indiana Commercial Pork Producers Association
Radio TV Service Notice for Cal Stuart Morgan
Carthage based service listing for Radio TV repair at 5 South Walnut with contact phone 42. Includes name Cal Stuart Morgan and address.
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Cal Stuart Morgan
Carthage
South Walnut
Phone
Ewing's Knights Town Furniture Store Ad Item
In Our Used Department we feature a living room suite lamp tables coffee tables and a utility cabinet from EWING'S The Furniture Store On The Square Knights Town.
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Ewing’s
Knightstown
Ewing’s the Furniture Store
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