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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1965
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen lists Kenneth L. Rhodes as Editor and Publisher with Martha Jane Rhodes, and notes its Indiana Republican Editorial Association affiliation. Contact details and subscription rates are provided, alongside the motto about shared fortunes and honors.
Practical guidance urges avoiding driving after heavy meals and alcohol, starting early in bad weather, driving during daylight, and ensuring the car is mechanically sound. Emphasis on highway safety includes brakes steering lights tires horns wipers and professional garage checks.
Government engineers invite all interested parties to a hearing on the proposed earthfill dam and reservoir. Participants may submit written statements for the record as the Army proceeds with study data and public concerns.
Local social notes report multiple Indianapolis guests visiting friends and relatives in Greenfield New Castle and surrounding areas. Guests include Mr and Mrs Dalton Backus Mr and Mrs Joe Graff Mr and Mrs Gary Siler among others with dinners and Sunday visits scattered across Indianapolis Greenfield Connersville Temple City and Orleans.
Discussion in Indianapolis on December 9 and 10 focuses on five major topics: Water supply for rural, industrial and municipal needs. surface mining and reclamation. pollution control of Indiana waters. highway beautification and scenic roads. and recreation demands and potentials, preceding a Shelbyville meeting.
Dave Glover of Durant Oklahoma and Carl Nafzger of Clarksville Texas have registered for bull riding. Paul Mayo of Grinnell Iowa the nation’s leading bare back bronc rider by prize money last year and Jim Bausch of Kaufman Texas the 11th high money winner last year will both compete in Chicago.
Listings show a series of visits and dinners across Greenfield, Shelbyville, Rushville, Indianapolis and Anderson with relatives and friends gathering at homes and restaurants. The piece closes with Harvey urging Republicans to unite and defend free enterprise while boosting Young Republicans and senior citizens.
Congressman Ralph Harvey asserts that full impact of Great Society programs will provoke revulsion and sustain Republican policies. He recalls the GOP Policy Committee reviewing 32 major proposals, stressing party loyalty and willingness to fight for principles despite being outnumbered.
In Rush County Circuit Court October Term 1965 John L Looney and Enid Gruell Co-Executors present final settlement of the estate of Mary C Looney deceased Cause No Notice to all interested to appear November 30 1965 show cause why the account should not be approved Heirs legatees and others interested required to attend and present their objections.
A compilation recalling events from 10, 40, and 50 years ago in Carthage. Bridal showers, engagements, surgeries, and birthdays appear alongside school activities and local business openings from 1955, 1925, and 1915 with names and places such as Mrs. Jack Brown, East St. Christian Church, Rushville, and Carthage.
Walter Mann of Carthage sustained severe injuries in a railroad accident at the Container Corporation of America plant. He was transported by ambulance to Methodist Hospital and is listed as well as can be expected. Also in Carthage, Jesse and Mrs Henley plan open house Sunday for their Golden Wedding anniversary at the family homestead. Patricia Kaye Gibson, weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces, was born November 11 at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis to Mr and Mrs Richard Gibson. Gibson recently discharged from four years of Navy service.
Miss Greta McClain daughter of Mr and Mrs S B McClain married Hoyt Addison Saturday at the Friends parsonage in Dublin with Rev Frank Guyatt officiating. The ceremony joins two Carthage area families as friends and relatives attend the intimate wedding event.
A vintage advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham Tablets as effective relief for hot flashes nervous tension and other mid life symptoms. It claims many women found dramatic and quick help after doctors tests and describes the product as a trusted friend.
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