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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1958
Page
3
The column explains current and forthcoming Social Security benefits for retirees and the disabled. It notes minimum and maximum monthly payments, planned increases, and how earnings after drawing benefits affect amounts. It adds that disability eligibility rules changed regarding required work credits, while aging beyond 50 maintains eligibility conditions.
Robert J. Fink executive secretary to Governor Handley told a Wells County rally that Hartke’s Senate election is unjustified by his Evansville record. He cited Fantas Report findings of graft and self interest and urged Handley’s reelection to continue Indiana’s progress in finances highways and farm income.
A reader age 80 seeks guidance on Social Security while not retired. Leslie Frazer, Field Representative, notes recent amendments and invites questions mailed to the Richmond Indiana SSA office, with instructions to mention the newspaper when asking for answers.
Mike Lafuse was elected president and Craig Lafuse vice president of the new club with over 50 boys interested in 4-H projects. The Future Farmers of America discuss a chapter sweetheart to represent the chapter in district events and organize a basketball team. The piece warns about Halloween livestock hazards and notes hog market weakness with a $19 top at major markets for the week.
Miss Helen Sparks a Carthage High School Class of 2946 graduate has enrolled in Marion College Marion Indiana. Dale P May son of Mr and Mrs Charles J May of Carthage graduated this week from the Third Armored Division Leaders Course. The six week course trains potential non commissioned officers in a new army procedure to assure the highest caliber of leaders. Mrs Roy Campbell slowly recovers from injuries after an automobile accident. Miss Barbara Addison earned her diploma Friday October 8 in professional modeling at the Patricia Stevens School in Indianapolis.
Mr and Mrs Chester G Hill depart for Hollywood Florida to spend the winter. McDaniel and Bradford of Carthage run a closing out sale of their Dry Goods Store with bids on fixtures. Governor Handley to headline Indiana Young GOP rally at Marott Hotel October 18 with Miss Indiana GOP crown to be awarded during dinner.
Mr and Mrs Fred B White hosted a six o clock dinner Monday for their fifteenth wedding anniversary and William J Henley s birthday. Guests included the Henley and White families and relatives. Emerson Wilson born October 14 in New Castle is grandson of D H Wilcoxon Gwynneville and Arnold Miller Carthage. Alva Newsom plans a Meat Market in Elizabeth Hill s building on E Mill. Laura Maple and Elmer Sandefur wed at Rushville with Rev E L Hutchens officiating.
A fragment argues for improved management and feeding practices to boost efficiency. It emphasizes adopting structured plans and optimized resource use to raise productivity and sustainability.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Moore visited Mr and Mrs Sheldon Winner in Circleville Ohio. Mrs Maude Stewart remains about the same.
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