County Faces $8.8 Million Federal Tax Hit From Johnson Budget
Indiana State Chamber estimates Rush County residents would bear about 8.77 million in direct and hidden federal taxes if Congress approves the 1966 67 Johnson Administration budget of 112.8 billion. The statewide cost is 2.57 billion, with 2.28 percent of federal costs charged to Indiana taxpayers. The chamber urges restraint on non essential spending beyond military needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Rush County
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
John V. Barnett
Hoosiers
Indiana
Barnett
Grand Lodge of Indiana to Convene 149th Annual Meet
The May 17 and 18 gathering at the Scottish Rite Cathedral in Indianapolis will bring together more than a thousand Masons and guests from 548 Indiana lodges. Don A. Burton of Muncie, Grand Master, will preside as a progress report is presented during sessions.
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Indianapolis
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of
Indiana
Freemasonry
Don A. Burton
Muncie
Masons
Indiana Masonic Home Hospital to Expand Franklin Facilities
The Indiana Masonic Home Hospital at Franklin plans facility enlargement to enhance aging care. The annual meeting covers the 150th anniversary of the Indiana Masonic Grand Lodge founded in 1818 with events in Indianapolis in June 1967. Delegates from many states attend, with two new lodges seeking charters and a May 17 banquet led by Rev Henry F Collins of South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Masonic Home Hospital
Franklin
Masonic Home
Hoosier Freemasons
Order of DeMolay
Freemasons
Indiana Masonic Grand Lodge
Dwight L. Smith
Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Muncie
South Bend
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Kentucky
Ohio
Tennessee
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Virginia
Georgia
Maryland
North Carolina
Connecticut
Henry F. Collins
Columbia
Collins
Masonic Grand Lodge of
State
Murat Shrine
Four Ways Club Honors and Awards List
The article lists students and staff across basketball and track programs with multiple honors. It names recipients in categories including National Honor Society Emblems, Wm. H. Danforth Awards, Dramatic Awards, Chorus Awards, Homemaker, and various certificates. It notes summer counseling availability and a local art display partnership with Carter Lanning Paint Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Ralph Henderson
Ed Johnson
Joe Kline
Dwayne Ray
Joe Whitfield
Dan Edwards
Mike Gibson
Rick Kline
Marty Matlock
Randy Nigh
Mike Rucker
Steve Smith
Bob Willey
Stan Williams
Mark DeWitt
Mike McKain
Dale Copple
Mgr
Melinda Lafuse
Debbie Magee
Sylvia Skillman
Cathy Wright
Craig Lafuse
Janis Petry
van Overman
Michael Whitfield
Wm. H. Danforth
John Terhune
Mary Ellen Smith
Mike Geise
Evelyn Petry
Dan Hunt
Carol Conley
Marsha Magee
Betty Crocker
Marcia Ann Jordon
Crisco
Rhonda Reddick
Elizabeth Gross
Marcia Jordon
DeKalb
Robert Sullivan
Damm
Cchs
Carter Lanning
Rushville
Carthage School
Manilla Wins Dairy Judging Contest With Top Fifteen Names
The annual 4H and FFA Dairy Judging Contest was held April 21 at the Charles Ariens and Eugene Jolliff farms. Manilla high school won first place led by coach Larry Watson. team members were Norman Gahimer Bill Smith Jerry Ashby and Gerald Kessler. Arlington took second coached by Paul Potts. members were Richard Green Phil Geise Leroy Hendershott and Freddie Linville. Milroy placed third with Rushville fourth and May s fifth to round out the top five. Top ten individuals included Richard Green Arlington Norman Gahimer Manilla Arnold Lessing Milroy Roy Manser Rushville Bill Smith Manilla Debbie Fonseth Mays Charles Hampton Mays Russell Smith Danny O Neal Randie McDaniel Milroy. The Rush County DHSA Association presented the trophy to the winning team. ribbons were given to the top five teams and top ten individuals by the Rush County Stone Company and the McCorkle Stone Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ariens
Eugene Jolliff
Manilla High School
Larry Watson
Norman Gahimer
Bill Smith
Jerry Ashby
Gerald Kessler
Arlington
Paul Potts
Richard Green
Phil Geise
Leroy Hendershott
Freddie Linville
Milroy
Rushville
Mays
Manilla
Arnold Lessing
Roy Manser
Rushvile
Debbie Fonseth
Charles Hampton
Russell Smith
Danny O’neal
Randie McDaniel
Rush County Dhsa Association
Rush County Stone Company l
McCorkle Stone Company
Public Service Indiana accuses RE MC of creating power crisis
Public Service Indiana accuses Indiana Statewide Rural Cooperative of causing an electric power crisis in Switz erland county and shifting blame to Southeastern REMC. The utility says the REMC has failed to provide adequate facilities and may overload lines linking East Enterprise and Patriot, risking damage to transformers. PSCI will cut power if overload threats persist while disputes over Hoosier Energy facilities and contract terms remain in court.
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Public Service Indiana Today
Indiana Statewide Rural Cooperative
Switzerland County
Electric
Southeastern Remc
Public Service Indiana
East Enterprise
Aurora
Patriot
Co-Op
Lloyd M. Griffin
Hoosier Energy
Griffin
REMC
Indiana
Hoosier
Container Corp of America Reports Record 1966 Q1 Earnings
Container Corporation of America reported first quarter 1966 earnings of 8,256,000 or 74 cents per share. Sales for the quarter ended March 31 totaled 100,000,000. President Leo H. Schoenhofen attributed the gain to strong volume improved prices and capital investments. The annual meeting occurred April 26 at the First National Bank Building in Chicago.
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Container Corp. OF America
Chicago
Container Corporation of America Today
Carthage
Leo H. Schoenhofen
Schoenhofen
Container Corporation of America
First National Bank
S. Dearborn Street
Graduation Guests Attend Ceremony for Sullivan Family
Guests of Mr and Mrs Leonard Sullivan Jr plus family attended their son Robert Sullivan's graduation Monday night. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Don Revolt of New Palestine, Mrs Fern Revolt Mr John Revolt and Mr and Mrs Oliver Reed of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Sullivan, Jr
Robert Sullivan
Don Revolt
New Palestine
Fern Revolt
John Revolt
Oliver Reed
Indianapolis
Airman Ash Honored at Mather AFB For Viet Nam Service
Airman First Class Joseph W. Ash son of Mr and Mrs W Wylie Ash Shelbyville Indiana received honors at Mather AFB California as a member of the 320th Bomb Wing recently back from the Western Pacific The wing supported B 52 Stratofortress and KC 135 Stratotankers flying 1400 sorties and dropping over 50000 bombs during 11 months of deployments. Ash a mechanic aided aircrews in Viet Nam operations and the wing was the first B 52 unit deployed to forward bases for initial bomber missions. Ash attended Shelbyville High School and is married to Helen daughter of Mr and Mrs A R McCabe Carthage Indiana.
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Sacramento
Calif
Joseph W. Ash
W. Wylie Ash
Amos Road
Shelbyville
Ind
Mather Afb
320Th
Western Pacific
Ash
Strategic Air Command Wing
South Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
Shelbyville High School
Helen
A. R. McCabe
Carthage
Cliff Akers
Paul Akers
Keesler
10th District Indiana Volunteer Firemen meet at Clarksburg
The 10th District I V F A meeting was held at the Clarksburg Fire Station Wednesday night April 20 with about 60 firemen and guests attending. Batesville joined LVFA as new district member. representatives from Acton Adams Batesville Burney Clarksburg Flat Rock Hartsville Hope Manilla Marietta Scipio St Paul Waldron attended.
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Indiana Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Clarksburg
Post State IV
James Glaub
Manilla
Herman J. Artmire
Emmett Fullmer
Batesville
William Howard
Lv.f.a
Ford Motor Company
Do You Remember When May 11 1956 notes local changes
The 1956 column reports John E. Hoover leaving the State Bank of Carthage for Rush Co National Bank in Rushville with A. W. Winfield succeeding him around June 1. Other items include a fishing trip to Kentucky Lake by Omar Heim Ed Carroll Finley Smith and Robert Stephens. VFW district events. Katherine Hahn elected district president. a new baby born to Mr and Mrs William Ewing near Knightstown. and various local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Hoover
State Bank of Carthage
Rush Co. National Bank
Rushville
A. W. Winfield
Ripley Township
Omar Heim
Ed Carroll
Finley Smith
Robert Stephens
Kentucky Lake
Here
Rachel King
V. F.W
Katherine Hahn
Knightstown
William Ewing
Rush Memorial Hospital
Pearl Kizer Weds Dr Raymond Stenger at Rushville
Miss Pearl Emily Kizer daughter of Mr and Mrs Alonzo Kizer and Dr Raymond H Stenger formerly of Carthage wed Monday afternoon at the Christian Church parsonage in Rushville Rev C M Yccum officiated They will live in Scottsburg where Dr Stenger will practice in southern Indiana A social at A W Newsom Hall followed with around fifty couples invited from Dunreith Mays Arlington Knightstown and near Carthage hosted by Ross Reddick and Clarence Ruby The Fousts entertained last Sunday in honor of the bride elect with guests including Paul Shultz Hazel Carson Ruth Kizer Myrtle and Stella Taylor and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Emily
Alonzo Kizer
Raymond H. Stenger
Carthage
C .M Yccum
Christian Church
Rushville
Scottsburg
Stenger
Ross Reddick
Clarence Ruby
A. W. Newsom
Dunre
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Carthage Citizen
Indiana Association
Kenneth L. Rhodes
Martha Jane Rhodes
Eveeeeme
Indiana Masons
Russell Roland
James Shutt
Cumberland
Comfort
Leo Dumford
Jeanette Dumford
Donald Dumford
Hagerstown
William Fred Magee
Marsha
Patla Whitfield
Janie Skillman
Deanna Gorman
CHS
Remcs
Harry Leisure, Jr
City Hospital
W. S. Coleman
Miami
Fla
Or. Clayton
Henley Street
Walter Blessinger
Basil Hedgecock
Harry Rhodes
Rosemary
Joseph Duke
H. C. Duke of
Anderson
Jeffersonville
Hoyt Addison
Earl Jessup
Mary Louise Hill
Maria Henley
Ramona Jane Winfield
Martha McManus
Anlettee Small
Mary Walker
Maxine Brown
Claude Pearson
Paul B. Norris
Paul Winslow
Stanley Gillispie
Merrill Staten
Kenneth Earnest
Wilkinson
Jesse H. Siler
Grace Reddick Phelps
Ripley Twp
William J. Henley, Sr
John H. Kiplinger
Geo. B. Augustine
Henry Henley
Evalena Reames
Abby Clark
America
Harold Warp
Minden
Nebraska
Cal
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