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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1964
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen reports on the Indiana Republican Editorial Association meeting. Officials discuss party strategy, endorsements, and upcoming campaign efforts amid statewide political developments. Local readers gain insight into party messaging and activities affecting Indiana politics.
Lt. Governor Richard C. Ristine, Republican nominee for Governor, lampooned the Welsh Administration at the Indianapolis Press Club fish fry, likening it to the New York Mets and mocking its efforts. Senator Hartke to represent Democrats at the humor session. Hoosier Motor Club promotes School Open Drive Carefully campaign with Gov Welsh urging caution and safety patrols. Richard T. James emphasizes parental guidance for new students and driver responsibility.
Mark Joe Hankins son of Mr and Mrs Leland Hankins of Munice is spending a week with Mr and Mrs Loyal Hunt reaching into a social exchange typical of local families during the period.
Claims filed list includes many named suppliers and individuals such as Pike's Office Supplies Ava M. Teelaeaepaoe and Vernon Patterson with varied amounts. entries show payments to utilities, merchants, and local service providers, reflecting a broad payables ledger for Pike County authorities. Names repeatedly appear alongside figures, indicating a detailed account of disbursements and reimbursements to vendors, firms, and private citizens.
A family dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Bever south of Carthage drew 29 attendees from Rushville Connersville Knightstown Glenwood Orange Morristown and Carthage. Also included were Territorial remarks on a statewide campaign group Belles for Bontrager with Indianapolis leaders and headquarters opening planned for September.
The Division of Fish and Game announces a 70 day goose season split into two periods. The first runs from sunset October 17 to sunset December 16, with a second period from sunrise December 25 onward.
Notices recall Paul C. Souder’s death after months of illness near Carthage with survivors listed. Also reports moves, a market sale to the Ridlens, a new baby, teaching dinners, property sales, a wedding in Knightstown, library staff visits, birthdays, and local travel notes from the two era sections and a 40 to 50 year old column with prize results and engagements.
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