Rush County Bowling Standings and Rainfall Report
Rush County bowling results from multiple leagues list team scores and high individual games with standings. A rainfall summary compares five month totals for 1963 to 1962, noting drier conditions and corn-crop implications across townships and months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tweedy’s Lbr. Co
Craven’s Dairy
H. Fannin
Dick Patterson
Mel McDaniel
Paul Patterson
R. McCorkle
Gene McKinley
Paul Butcher
Butcher F. Home
Wells
Rue’s Tavern
Motor
C. Ruby
Kay Patterson
Laura Scott
Hochstedler
Craig
Howard Linville
Noah Brooks
Frank Hampton
Fred Magee
Lynch
Stan Lynch
Sherman Brown
Jerry Fox
Bill Todd
Autrey Lunsford
Rainfall reports grow with more townships in Rush County study
In 1963 Cooperators in Rush County reported rainfall data from 12 townships up from one per township in 1962. The County Extension Office will compare rainfall with official 5 A acre corn yields, noting a link between yields and rainfall. Records show Earl Bacon of Orange township had the highest rainfall at 22.5 inches in 1963 while Harold Logan of Posey reported 12.0 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Cedric Power
Fritz
White Center
Haydon King
Everett Stanley
Richard Rogers
Floyd Hiner
Jackson
Marion Liggett
Raymond Bosse
John R. Mills
Noble
Ennis Rose
Sam Murphy
William Martz, Jr
Orange
Iden Hungerford
Earl Bacon
Arthur Hensley
Posey
Cyrus Winkler
Harold Logan
Norman Winkler
Richland
Charles Holder
Lowell Angle
Joe Ralstin
Ripley
Robert White
Duard McDaniel
Lewis Lafuse
Rushville
Walter Meyer
Denver Liggett
Union Township
Eugene Jolliff
Doyle Tramel
Harvey Arnold
Walker Township
Robert Veatch
Franklin Gordon
Washington Township
Gene Knoy
Alton Gordon
Luther Nixon
Orange Township
Posey Township
Rush County
Anderson Township
Center Township
Jackson Township
Noble Township
Richland Township
Ripley Township
Rushville Township
Social Security Q&A and Farm Plot Rainfall Update
The column explains reporting maid wages on a business social security return and farm workers annual reporting rules. It notes farmers file yearly in January and discusses earnings limits for dependents and surviving spouses. A weather/agronomy note reports 5 acre corn plot checks in Rush County with moisture 29.4 to 36.6 percent and yields 12 to 16 bushels below 1962, linked to rainfall totals in Walker and Posey townships.
Moving tips for benefits and mail forwarding
If you locate a new address soon, tell social security and the post office. Notify social security to avoid missing checks and provide the new address to the post office so checks can be forwarded if change of address is delayed. If moving across the street keep both agencies informed to prevent lost benefit payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security
Post Office
Rainfall Dips Across Rush County Townships In 1963
In Rush County the five month rainfall shows Walker township at 14.3 inches this year down from 24.7 inches in 1962 and Posey township at 13. (Note: The text indicates decreases with figures for 1963.) A total of 145 individuals request official yield checks on 5 acre corn plots this year with checks to run for about two weeks starting next Monday. Purdue extension notes good nest litter from granite grit and stresses clean bins, rodent and bird proofing, trace mineral salt use in dairy feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Walker
Posey
Walker Township
Posey Township
Piano Seeks Buyer With Low Monthly Payments
Wanted: responsible party to take over a low monthly payment plan for a spinet piano. Item can be seen locally. Write Credit Manager P. O. Box 215 Shelbyville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. Box
New Albany
Indiana
Shelbyville
Card of Thanks from Hospitalized Friends and Families
Sincere thanks to all my friends for cards and messages received during my stay at the hospital. Barb Foust Many thanks for the cards and acts of kindness shown me during my stay at the hospital. Margaret Blessinger We wish to thank everyone who sent cards, flowers, and gifts, and for all the deeds of kindness shown to us at the hospital and at home. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fenner I want to Thank everyone for their cards, gifts, and especially their prayers while I was a patient in the Methodist Hospital. May God Bless You All! Mrs. Floyd Long R. R. 4 Greenfield, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barb
Margaret Blessinger
Elmer Fenner
Methodist Hospital
Floyd Long
R. R
Greenfield, Ind
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Tercorary League
Winters
Alexander Gravel
Dunreith Grain Rush Co. Rev
Manuel
Jack
Rush Cty
Alexander Gravel Lbr
Manuel’s Mikt
Dunreith Grain
Jack’s Standard
Sportsman League
Rue McDaniel
Hall Motor Sales
I Auto Supply
Overleese W. Wells
Morgan Const
N. Ray
Hootenannys
Windwards
Clyde Ruby
Albert Ray
Bob Jackson
Oo Towaateea
Warren Gregory
Betty Edwards
Arminta Ruby
Nola Patterson
Carthage
Suses League
Bert
Togendoer
K-town Elevator
Abner Motor
Carwood
Inter-State
Tommies Service
Carwood Hochstedler
NYC RR
State Farm
Women’s League
Erman Elliott
Carth-Knight
Kuby’s Market
J&e Cafe
1St National Bank
Flo Hickman
Tri-Cities Oil, Inc
The
Rush County Better Crops Association
Inter-State Studio
Pearson Trucking
Atay
Angel Food
KOTEX
Morton House
Crisco
Alc
Thoreau, Walden
Stardust
Oxydol
Ruby's Market
Donald B. Schneider
Social Security Administration
National Road West
Richmond
Greenfield
Aton Uwe
Tia Tiier
Fat Ee Ls
Sean
Hom
Nabisco Ritz
U.S
Manuel's _ Market
Purdue University Extension Poultrymen
Purdue University Extension
Frank Bever
Carthage- Arlington Rd
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Tweedy Lumber Co
Carthage Band
Ruby Zimmerman
E. 6Th St
Merrill Smith
Hallie Bennett
Valie Gold
Richard Harrold
Radio — Television Service
Walnut St
Stuart Morgan
Carthage Jewelry Store
the Piano Shop
Knightstown
John M. Lynogh
Ind
N. East
Frigidaire Appliances
Carthage Radio
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