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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1965
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen notes its Indiana Republican Editorial Association affiliation with Editor Kenneth L Rhodes and Martha Jane Rhodes. It lists subscription rates of one year for $2.50 and six months, and prints the paper as second class mail matter.
The Rushville audience filled seats for a public hearing on the Big Flatrock River watershed project under Public Law 566. Local comments supported flood control and better drainage with costs split between federal funds and local or state sources.
The Junior Leader program met Monday November 1 with Allen King and Gary Emsweller sharing slides from their trip to Quibache Camp last summer. Carole Norris and Barbara Jo Mann spoke about their Washington DC World’s Fair trip won at the State Fair. A business session discussed fundraisers and set dates for dances while Randie McDaniel urged gifts for county needy children and announced completion pins for next meeting.
Mrs Roy Robertson Sr and family visited Columbus Sunday for the day as Mrs Robertson recovers in Columbus hospital. Other gatherings included dinners in Waldron near Mrs Chester Meal and Knightstown visits to Mrs Fred Pitts. Church and social outings featured the Royal Danish Ballet at Butler University and a Cincinnati gathering with the Apple family.
1965-66 hunting seasons announced by County Conservation Officer Glenn Conner. Rush County in southern zone opens Nov. 20 for rabbit quail and partridge with limits 4, 10, 5 respectively. Trapping runs Nov. 15 to Jan. 31. fur, muskrat, raccoon seasons also noted, dog running dates Nov. 8 to Oct. 24 with gaps. Contact Officer Conner for details.
Meeting at the Spullers home elected Kenneth Brashaber vice chair and Jim Cabell secretary. Gary Wyckoff of REMC spoke on the American Institute of Cooperatives and youth representation for next summer’s AIC conference in Colorado. Upcoming events include the county 4H and FFA Livestock Judging Contest on November 5 at the Fairgrounds Pavilion and a Purdue State Corn Jamboree queen candidate eligibility for top nine counties in Junior 5-Acre Corn Club.
A column recalls births and local events including the birth of Terry Wayne to Mr and Mrs Don McColley at Rush Memorial Hospital. It also notes a 25th high school reunion for Lee Silvery and other items such as a forthcoming marriage, a Florida winter trip, a broken hip accident, a new country home move, and a Carthage real estate transfer.
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