Rush County Calendar of Coming Events
Rush County announces a series of agricultural and extension events from Oct 21 to Nov 22. Activities include corn hybrid demonstrations, youth training, district meetings, farm bureau events, livestock shows, dairy farm visits, soil conservation sessions, and field trips led by Purdue specialists and local extension staff. Many events occur in Rushville and surrounding townships with associated venues and times.
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Rush County
A. Walter Meyer
Rushville
Milroy High School
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
yYouth Committee
Connersville
Purdue
Merry Martha Home
Ec Club
Farm Bureau
Techni
Cian
Carthage
Madison
Clifty Falls
Louisville
Kentucky
Indiana
Lexington
Jackson Township
Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors
Walker Township
Norbert Moeller
Rush County Fair Grounds
New Castle
Rush County Leaders Attend Area Soil Conservation Meet
Eleven Rush County leaders attended the Area Soil Conservation Meeting in Muncie on October 6 with 127 attendees. George Riggs presided. Paul Howard led the program on Watershed and Drainage. a panel discussed program phases and a state meeting was announced for November 14 at Purdue. Also listed are local attendees and program staff. Purdue predicts Indiana honey output at 10,374,000 pounds in 1969, up four percent from 1959. agronomists note two to three weeks of pasture from early-seeded Dual wheat and advise grazing at six inches growth.
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Farm News
Rush County
Muncie
George Riggs
Area Soil Conservation Association
Indiana
Paul Howard
Purdue
Lewis Lafuse
Lowell Peterson
Rea Ging
George Truitt
Guy Me.Bride
Hugh Weber
Charles Peggs
William P. Martin
Charles Wolfe
Rush County Soil Conservation District
C. L. Spuller
Purdue University Agricultural
Purdue University
Local Socials Include Visits From Several Nearby Residents
Mrs. Joe Duvall and Mrs. Martha Hatcher of New Castle visited Mrs. Gary Stewart and her mother Mrs. James T. Miller last Wednesday. Saturday dinner guests at Forrest Marshall's included Earl Nigh of Brownsburg Josie Nigh and Julie Smith of Carthage. The Marshalls and son Steve spent time in Brown County visiting French Lick and McCormick's Creek State Park. Roy Small and Iva Cook visited Brown County. Frank Hampton and sons joined Avery and Mrs. Stevenson at Springville. Louis Humes hosted Cunningham Gardens near Waldron with Mrs. Richard Stumpf and son Chris from Indianapolis. Larry Apple and family from Cicero visited Al Stapp and George Apple.
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Joe Duvall
Martha Hatcher
New Castle
Gary Stewart
James T. Miller
Forrest Marshall
Earl Nigh
Brownsburg
Josie Nigh
Julie Smith
Carthage
Nigh
Steve
Indiana
French Lick
McCormick’s Creek State Park
Brown County
Roy Small
Iva Cook
Frank Hampton and Sons
Avery Stevenson
Springville
Louis Humes
Cunningham Gardens
Waldron
Richard Stumpf
Chris
Indianapolis
George Apple
Henry County Hospital
Larry Apple
Cicero
al Stapp
Indiana Duck Calling Contest Opens For Entries
Indiana invites amateurs to enter the first state duck calling contest set for Sunday in Knox at Knox High School Gym starting 2 p.m. CST. Judges include Paul Stroud and Bill Tanner. Prizes include trophies and other awards. no entry limits or restrictions. The accompanying Duck Hunters Clinic begins 7 p.m. CST with door prizes such as boat, motor, shotgun, a Labrador Retriever, and more. over 1,000 attended last year.
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Indiana
Knox
Knox High School
Enforcement Division
Indiana Department of Conservation
Washington St
Indianapolis
Lavelle Hanson
North Judson
Paul Stroud
Bill Tanner
Duck Hunters Clinic
For Sale: 5 Room House at Market and Henley Corners
Classified brief lists a five room house with bath for sale at the corner of Market and Henley Streets and includes a prior line offering used guns for sale or trade through Bill Gatewood's Used Equip. The contact number Lo 5-3592 is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Market & Henley Sts
Bill Gatewood
South Main Street
Carthage
Albert
Indiana’s highways push big year of road work
Indiana will record nearly 70 million in signed highway contracts with another 10 million awaiting awards. By November 1960 total activity could reach 90 million, part of a 290 million three year investment. Federal funds boost Indiana share to 61.7 million since last July with 718 million available nationwide.
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Indiana
U.S
Frederick H. Mueller
Seymour
Jeffersonville
Handley
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
John Anderson
Louisville
Robert Judd
Chamber of Commerce
Good Roads
Wanted: Take Over Low Payments on Spinet Piano
Wanted responsible party to assume low monthly payments on a spinet piano. Item can be seen locally. Write Credit Manager P O Box 215 Shelbyville Indiana 41 4tp.
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P.O. Box
Shelbyville
Indiana
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Cognition
Durbin Hotel
County Extension Advisory Executive Committee
County Extension Office
Rush County Extension Office
Wiggs
Tu Ae Data
PUREX
Fleecy
Little Bo Peep
Kraft
Smucker
Will
Dole
Betty Lou
UBYS
SOLE
N. Main St
Carthage Grain CO
Carl Howard Windsor
James Geise
Lecp
Free Delivery
Knightstown Furniture
Kal
Carthage Hardware
China
Charlottesville
M. T. Nibarger
Greenfield
R. R
Evan Cross
Knightstown
Wilbur Jackson
Stuart Morgan
South Walnut
Logan
John M. Lynch
Ind
East St
Gerald Stewart
Rawleigh
Shirley
Freeport
Ill
Rauto Service
He Auto Driving School
C. & W. Sales & Service
N. Washington ST
Lowell Cooper
Howard Holt
Robert W*lda
U. S
Grimes Golden
U. S. No
Chase and
Sanborn
Manuel
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