Harvey speaks at Muncie on highway program scope
Indiana congressman Ralph Harvey told Muncie truck owners that the national highway plan will grow to 41 000 miles of interstate super highways 500 000 miles of improved farm to market roads and 200 000 miles of new or re conditioned urban roadways in about 12 years He credited President Eisenhower with spurring federal aid and praised Gov Handley for boosting Indiana road construction.
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Muncie
America
Ralph Harvey
Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
Harvey
White House
Harold Handley
Indiana
Spiceland Wins Cross Country Meet At Henry County
Spiceland won the annual invitational cross country meet at Henry County school Friday afternoon. Coached by Cecil Tague the team totaled 38 points to edge Charlottesville 42 and Carthage 75. Centerville Mooreland and Straughn trailed.
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Spiceland
Henry County School
Cecil Tague
Milroy
Charlottesville
Carthage
Centerville
Mooreland
Straughn
Community offers welding lessons with home shop mentorship
Agriculture highlights tentatively arrange five welding lessons in January and early February open to all residents. Selected participants may have a welder placed in their home shop for the last three weeks. Participants are urged to contact the organizer soon as plans finalize.
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4H Club
FFA
Harry
Don Cooper
Paul Doughty
William Willey
Sharon Hunt
Leonard Sullivan
Clarence Heim
Carthage
The
Future Farmers of America
Carthage Arts and Fall Festival Post Mortem
The column reflects on the Fall Festival results with praise for organizers and注 younger talents. Mary Tweedy chaired the Smorgasbord, Ruth Hunt and Helen Ruby receive applause, and Leone Master Day is noted alongside Sheryl Masters who won Lions prize. The piece also previews the 1958-59 Carthage High School Basketball schedule and local achievements in golf and baseball.
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Mary Tweedy
Ruth Hunt
Helen Ruby
Carthage
Remember When 10 Years Ago October 1 1948
Ten year old community notes include births at Henry County hospital John Albert son of Albert and wife. local families welcome children Annis Jean and a son born to Charles and wife. Local dignitaries and civic events mark the week with visits to Purina Research Farm Gray Summit Missouri and a Republican workers dinner in Rushville. Notable deaths include Samuel Herbert Gates from cerebral hemorrhage at his farm.
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FFA
Locust Grove Farm
Arlington
Marvin Heim
Mike Heim
Ron Draper
Ron Fannin
Rush County
Albert Terhune
John Albert
Henry Co
Russell Leisure
Ernest H. Heim
George W. ‘Proctor
Purina
Gray Summit
Ralph Moore
Ralph Truitt
Russell Parish
Republican Party Workers
Rushville
James A. Emmert
Indianapolis ‘Supreme Court
Howard Back
Carthage
Samuel Herbert Gates
Ertel ‘Stevens
Edwin
Logansport
John
Luther Walton
Joanna Gibson
Delmar Sipes
Violet Kirkham
Betty Lou Dhonan
Esther McCorkle
Vera Porter
William Leach
Paul Shaw
Pete Ewing
Sylvester Ray
Junior Stevens
Harold Messick
Jackie Moore
Ralph Webb
Frederick Norris
Max Ellis
Mays
Rue McDaniel
Annis Jean
Rushville City Hospital
Rush County 4H Adult Leaders recognition banquet planned
Final plans were advanced for the tenth annual recognition program honoring Rush County 4H Adult Leaders. The event on October 29 at 6:30 p.m. at the Durbin Hotel features Rev. Frank Guyatt as speaker and a film from his travels in Russia. Spouses may attend and will pay their meals. local stores sponsor pins meals and program.
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Farm News
Rush County
Rushville
Indiana Chain Store Council
Durbin
Frank Guyatt
Russia
Lords
Adlers
Standard Food Store
Kroger
Marsh Foodliner
Rush County Enrolls 2800 Pupils Across 13 Schools
Charles M. DeMunbrun reports Rush County schools now enroll 2800 students in 12 townships across 13 schools. The gain over last year totals 24 pupils, with Manilla showing the largest rise of 16 and Moscow the largest decline of 12. Enrollment figures are listed by school for fall 1957 and 1958 with year‑to‑year changes.
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Rush County
Charles M. DeMunbrun
Manilla
Moscow
Zimmerman Variety Store Stock Refilled Ahead of Reopening
J A Lineback bought the remaining Zimmerman Variety Store stock at auction Tuesday and plans to reopen the store Saturday. Miss Marjorie Coffin, a Butler University student, withdrew due to a serious eye accident and will rejoin next semester.
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J. A. Lineback
Zimmerman
Marjorie Coffin
Butler University
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Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Riley
Record Hop
M. C
Jay Arlen
Greater Greenfield Chamber of Commerce
Bausback Fertilizer Co
Aunile
Elton Trueblood
Earlham College
Milwaukee
Yankees
Braves
Chrysler
George B. McNabb
Jennie Terhune
Laura Benson
Gertie Jessup
Lestie Heifner
Doc
Roy Small
Roy
Sheryl
Bucky
Leone
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New Salem
AAA
Richard T. James
Hoosier Motor Club
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Mr. James
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Henry Tapio
L. L. Wright High School
Ironwood
Michigan
American Automobile Association
AAA Motor Clubs
Knightstown
Middletown
Mayseee Ewer
Manilla Ee
Milroy Ee
Liberty Ewer
New Palestine
County Tourney
Sekiebrate
Morton Memorial Ee Ee
Morristown
Sewer Eeene
Uinion
Cuy
Cack H
Centerville Eeneene Eee
William Freed
Donald Hedrick
J. F. Tweedy
Norris Farm
Will Norris
Charles Pearson
Ripley Township
Buffalo Market
R. H. Hill
Marshall Green
Josiah B. Binford
Jesse Pitts
Everette Kyser
Camp Taylor
Kentucky
Willard H. Crawford
France
Zachary Crawford
Neikip
Sexson & Bradley, Auctioneers
Willow Branch
Range Line Road
Greenfield
Wisconsin
Hampshire
Ford Tractor
David Bradley
Church of God of
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