Discretionary Order No. 60 rabbit limits Indiana 1960
Indiana fish and wildlife officials issue limits on wild rabbits. Open season runs November 10 to January 10 with a daily bag limit of five and a possession limit of ten. New order applies to all hunters and shipments in the state, effective immediately through January 11, 1960.
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Indiana Department of Conservation
Harley G. Hook
Indiana General Assembly
Indiana
Franklin
Dearborn
Ohio
Switzerland
Four Ways Continued From Page One Grandparents Theme
A clipped Education magazine excerpt portrays concerns about youth and elders with a Carthage classroom display "Carthage and How It Grew" created under Mrs. Patton. The article notes junior classes selling Crowell-Collier subscriptions raising $911.98 from 260 coupons and $312.14 in commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell G. Drumright
C—H—S
Carthage
Crowell - Collier Publishing Company
Hunting Rules on Rabbits Threaten Depletion
A proposed set of hunting rules claims wild rabbits are threatened with depletion and cites legal provisions to justify stricter controls. The text outlines the suspect conditions and references statutory authority for enforcement.
Yell leaders elected at high school for basketball season
October 26 1945 report notes Ruth Henderson and Margie Magee elected as yell leaders for the coming basketball season in the high school gym. Mentions of local students and social chatter accompany the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Henderson
Margie Magee
Myrtle Gross
Kelso McCorkle
C. V. Reeder
Rushville
Ripley 4 H club members compete in county judging
The Ripley 4 H club was represented by Lois White Rose mary Behr and Jean Stewart at the county judging contest held last Saturday in the courthouse. The Carthage Bluebirds opened their season with a 34 13 win over Raleigh Sir Walters. The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Davis P Dunns home with hostesses Mrs. Alta Carr and Mrs. Evalena Reames. Mrs. Lena Newsom enjoyed the evening hosted by daughter Mrs. Raymond Kennedy. Two bridge tables were active and refreshments were served to several ladies including Mrs. Maude Stewart and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Lois White
Rosemary Behr
Jean Stewart
Court House
Carthage Bluebirds
Raleigh Sir Walters
American Legion Auxiliary
Davis P. Dunn
Alta Carr
Evalena Reames
Lena Newsom
Raymond Kennedy
Maude Stewart
Walter Newsom
Emil Bruning
Anna Phelps
John Hinshaw
Anna Mae Newsom
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Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Kenneth Rhodes
C—H—S Junior Magazine
Gary
Jennie
Bob Stanley
Main Street
Norma S
Miller
Mary S
Lukens
Knightstown
Rod Cameron, John Leslie
Chill Wills
John Russell
James Cagney, Viveca Lindfors
John Derek
Wakamba
The
American Museum of National History
Shelbyville
Shelbyville, Indiana
Man Without A
Kirk Douglas
Jeanne Crain
Claire Trevor
Mummy
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Pikes Peak
Arlington Motor Sales
Service Department
Charles E. Ryse
Arlington
Chevrolet
Nascar
National
Association For
Mays, Ind
New Castle
Chicago Syndicate
Dennis O’keefe
Eternal Sea
Sterling Hayden
Lon
Don
Sun
Mon
Gregory Peck
BIG House USA
Brad Crawford
Joel McCrea
Battle Taxi
Princess
James Mason
Paul Lukas
Peter Lorre
Genn Ford
Eleanor Parker
Aran Lapp
Allyson
Mic Connell
D Srorr
Melvin Beck
San Diego
California
Forrest Beck
Alice Hunt
Indiana University
Bloomington
Loyall Hunt
Annis
Chuck
Butch
Connie W
Professor Terhune
A. M
Marlene S
Alberta
Waynetta
Wilma
Dorthy
Ronnie
L. A
Marines
Ford
Linda
Patty B
Lois H
Joe F
L. L
Knightstown Furniture Co
Bausback Fertilizer Co
Bey Late
Futura
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