Bowling Results From Local Leagues Reported
The page lists high scorers and team standings from several leagues including CCA Amer Legion 316 Morgan Const Abner Motors and Four Aces with top individuals Bob Stephens Vernon Jackson Autrey Lunsford and Madalyn Brown. Notable events include a funeral notice for Mrs. Charles Bush and relatives visiting Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ee
Bob Stephens
Vernon Jackson
Autrey Lunsford
al Grimm, Jr
Ronnie Fannin
Andings
Carthage Larks
Albert Ray
Robert Jackson
Margaret Doughty
Madalyn. Brown
Kay Patterson
Laura Scott
Mary Nigh
WEN
G Keglers
Fee increases target out-of-state minnow dealers and shooting preserves
A bill proposes a fifty-dollar license fee for out-of-state minnNow dealers, while in-state dealers pay ten dollars. It also suggests amendments to shooting preserve licensing to discourage private clubs by raising fees to five hundred dollars yearly for private preserves and one hundred dollars for public ones. One hundred mature pheasants will continue to be released annually at licensed preserves.
Matrons and Patrons Dinner Meeting in Carthage
The past Matrons and Patrons Club of Carthage O E S held its annual dinner Sunday at Vance's Restaurant in New Castle. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ralph Mosier Mr and Mrs Donald Fancher Mr and Mrs Russell Parish Mr and Mrs Jack Overman Mr and Mrs Roy Stanley Mr and Mrs Paul Scott Mr and Mrs Darrel Rowan Mr and Mrs Willis Kilgore Mr and Mrs Raymond Kennedy Mr and Mrs Albert Jordan and Mr and Mrs Lee Silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage O.E.S
Vance’s
New Castle
Ralph Mosier
Donald Fancher
Russell Parish
Jack Overman
Roy Stanley
Paul Scott
Darrel Rowan
Willis Kilgore
Tuesday Election Returns in Bush and Shelby Counties
John A. Ruby defeats Don Robison for joint state representative from Bush and Shelby counties, carrying his home county Rush and Shelby. Ruby totals 4 542 in Rush and 8 160 in Shelby to Robison 4 394 and 7 631. Robert W. Jones wins state senator seat from Rush Shelby and Fayette counties over Robert Sheaffer with 6 107 5 042 in Fayette 7 630 8 239 in Shelby and 4 379 4 540 in Rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Ruby
Carthage
Don Robison
Shelbyville
Bush
Ruby
Robison
Rush
Shelby County
Robert W. Jones
Morristown
Shelby
Fayette
Robert Sheaffer
Fayette County
Jones
Sheaffer
Smiths Return From Arizona Visit After Three Weeks
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Smith of Carthage R. 1 returned home Sunday after three weeks visiting their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith, in Phoenix, Arizona. Hugh Smith is recovering from surgery. The travelers were accompanied by their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Smith
Carthage R. 1
Hugh Smith
Phoenix
Arizona
Personal notices of visits and weekend guests in Carthage area
A stream of social visits highlights weekends with family and friends. Kenneth Rhodes family visits brother John Hartzler in Rushville while Hartzler convalesces with a heart condition. Numerous residents from Greenfield Indianapolis Brownsburg New Castle Knightstown Vincennes and nearby towns entertained and hosted relatives and friends at homes churches and local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Rhodes
John Hartzler
Rushville
Roy Stanley
Cecil Pike
Valie Gold
Robert Stanley
Greenfield
Forest Marshall
Karen Sue
Indianapolis
Steve Marshall
Purdue University
Mike Grocox
Carthage
Josie Nigh
Julia Smith
Carl Nigh
Brownsburg
Gene Reddick
Rhonda
Kenneth Gabbard
Knightstown
Taylor Masters
New Castle
John Morgan
Toledo
Ohio
Herbert Fannin
Essie Bowling
Rex Edwards
Jeff
Vance’s
Delmer Sipes
John Cass
Christa
Cumberland
Mary Wertz
Anderson
Hom
Maurice Lukens
Chester Fowler
Richard Harrold
Bill Muir
James Ellis
Cincinnati
Oday Harris
Howard Harris
Maxine Riggs
Kevin
Loyal Hunt
Albert Ray
Severin Hotel
Judy Kennedy
Indiana University Medical Center
Lynn Kennedy
Ball State
Drying corn for storage cuts profits warns Purdue expert
Purdue extension agri cultural engineer Ronald T. Noyes cautions Lafayette farmers that removing moisture from shelled corn lowers weight. Each one percent moisture drop reduces bushels by about 1.1 percent, with 15.5 to 13.5 percent moisture shrinking a 1000 bushel batch to 978. Aeration can allow storage at 14 percent if properly managed, but moisture above 15.5 percent reduces returns.
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Lafayette
Ind
Ronald T. Noyes
Purdue University Extension
Rush County Adds Blacktop Miles in Highway Report
Wen dell Hester releases 1964 county highway summary showing 33.45 new blacktop miles for a total of 335.05 blacktop and 3.5 miles of concrete, plus 780 total miles, 441.45 gravel stone, and planned 30 more blacktop miles next year.
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Rush County
Wendell Hester
Hester
Highway Department
Perkins Corner
Richland
Notice of Final Report in Estate of Clarence E. Tuttle
Louise T. Tuttle as executrix has filed a final account and petition for distribution in the Rush County Circuit Court. A November 20, 1964 examination will determine approval of the account and provide an opportunity for interested parties to appear and show cause. Heirs, legatees, and others may prove heirship or claims to any part of the estate. William F. Marshall, Judge.
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Clarence E. Tuttle
Louise T. Tuttle
Rush
William F. Marshall
Moisture Meter Urged For Corn Drying Profits
Noyes advises farmers to weigh the market value of corn with moisture against dried corn after shrinkage and drying costs to determine profit. He recommends buying an accurate moisture meter costing 100 to 150 dollars, claiming it pays for itself with proper drying and aeration management.
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Noyes
Indiana farm land values hit record high
Indiana farm real estate values rose to a new peak through July 1 with a 120 index. Purdue statisticians note recovery from 1961 slump and record dollars: average per acre $293 with buildings and average per farm $47,000. Four H boys and girls take part in diverse activities reflecting city and country living.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Purdue University
For Rent In Carthage Apartment 3 Rooms Bath
For Rent In Carthage well located strictly modern apartment three rooms and bath electric heat wall to wall carpet ample closets and etc. Phone 565 4175 J E Porter Carthage 45 3te a 5 r.
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Carthage
J. E. Porter
Credit Dept Ad Seeks Local Small Monthly Payments
Local notice offers credit terms with small monthly payments and directs readers to Credit Dept at 224 W. Walnut St Louisville Ky 40212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Dept
W. Walnut St
Louisville, Ky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carth-Knight Bowling Lanes
CCA Amer. Legion #316
Morgan Const
Abner Motors
N. Ray
ATW Kane OM
Business Men’s League
Tomar Lions Club
Tommies Service
K-town Elevator
Inter-State Studios
Pearson’s Trig
Hochstedler
Tamales Servion
Hugh Morgan
Roscoe Planagan
Rue M
Ae Goodwins Dodge
Bof Ford Veading
Morgan Coast
Rue’s Tavern
Farm Bureau I
Sherman Brown
Mitch Ferryman
Han Elliott’s Oil Co
Carth-Knight Bowl
City Cleaners
J & E Cafe
Tom’s Peanut Co
P. N. Hirsch
Rubys’ S
Flory’s Gift Shop
Rubys
Madalyn Brown
Esther Magee
Guy Ewing
Nelle Beher
Maude Barbour
Pasco
Phil Is White
Gene Patter
TANDI
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Pearson
Mays Lions Club
Lane
Carth-Knight
Farm Bureau
Goodwins Metse
Ford Vending
Sue Lawrence
Tom’s Peanut
Prereenertresty Cleaners
Emge Ranch
Stokely
Pearl
Brooks
Honey Grahams
Nabisco
del Monte
Pork Loin Sale
van Camp’s Tuna
Ajax Cleanser
GIANT
AJAX
Paxe Oné
Son
Joyce’s
Carroll Stevens
Chevrolet
Nice Canary Singers
Roy Carty
Carthage R
Herbert Gorman
Spinet Piano Bargain
Eeo
Columbus
Indiana Soldiers & Sailors Home
Sales — Service
Ralph Dennis
P.O. Box
Walnut St
Stuart Morgan
Frigidaire Appliances
Carthage Radio
Bonne MasoNry Co. RR
Hygrade’s
Valleybrook
Joan OF Arc
Musselman’s
Manuel's Market
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