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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1964
Page
3
The Indiana Department of Conservation proposes a legislative package to raise hunting and fishing license fees to fund fish and game management and lake development. It includes resident and non-resident licenses, a trout stamp, and changes to license agent bonds and backdating penalties to curb fraud and expand sub-agency profitability.
A bill to repeal current acts and create one non resident Fur Buyer license at 25 dollars per year. It would replace separate non resident fur buyers and fur jobbers licenses to reduce enforcement issues and align fees with neighboring states. Also proposes repeal of Cisco fishermen egg and sperm returns and urges people to go to church Sunday.
A late 1964 Rush County meeting lists extensive payments to individuals and businesses, including amounts to Charles Towne, Glenn Schroeder, and Ruth Mullins, plus numerous suppliers such as Indiana Gas and Water Co and Metzger Lumber Co. The file also notes 4H club pledge lines and various miscellaneous expenses totaling many hundreds of dollars.
Ten years ago in Carthage three polio cases were reported in a week. Two women, Carolyn Cresswell and Maude Kyser, had mild cases, and Judith Kennedy was isolated at James W. Riley Hospital in Indianapolis. News includes births, a new Earlham College Republican Club, social events, and local moves.
News notes from Rushville cover a born son Rue Milton to Clarence and on Carthage. a appendectomy at Methodist hospital. a turkey dinner hosted by Clarence Helms with several guests. move of the Henley family into the Moore property. Captain William Oldham promoted in Texas.
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