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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1966
Page
6
Proper bowling setup requires establishing a stable starting position once the point of origin is found. Star bowlers show consistent form from their chosen stance, maintaining the same alignment for each roll.
A condensed survey from a 1966 Indiana Academy of Science book notes Indiana weather ranges from subfreezing in Greensburg to 116 degrees at Collegeville and tornadoes claim many lives. It highlights soil crops, forest lands, mint and tomato production, and diverse flora including 17 native oaks and 275 mosses, plus bogs, lichens, and Lake Michigan moss islands.
Purdue University launches its first university operated airport in 1931 marking a pioneering milestone for campus aviation. The facility inaugurates a new era of aeronautical education and student flight activity at the institution.
Mrs Elmer Fenner spent Tuesday with Emmett and Edwin Noll of Speedway City Indianapolis on a day trip.
An advertisement promises relief from arthritic and rheumatic pains with Stanback products. It offers 100 STANBACK tablets or 50 STANBACK powders and guarantees a refund of the price if relief is not achieved, citing Stanback Company in Salisbury North Carolina.
Property listings show a five room house near Carthage School with modern decor, garage, and one acre tract one mile south. Also ads for 1957 Ford Station Wagon, Frigidaire refrigerator, and a Marathon Service Station lease offer with immediate possession. Harold A. Davis listed in Carthage. Rummage sale at East St Christian Church October 27 28 29. Phones 555 5395 and 565 4285.
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