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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1957
Page
3
Members of Teamsters Local 298 at Englander Mattress Company stage a vote to end the $5 monthly dues with a 2 to 1 margin. They invoke the Taft Hartley Act and Indiana Right To Work to block a union shop, aiming to curb compulsory unionism and restore member control.
The Indiana State Chamber of Commerce publishes a revised edition detailing 14 new state agencies created by the 1917 legislature and hundreds of changes to reflect a changing government. It notes commissions on subversive activity mental health and the state museum plus studies on salaries taxes and long range programs for Hoosier governance.
Indiana Traffic Safety Foundation notes bus related crashes average over one per school day for four years. Public safety urges obeying stop laws, annual bus driver training, and reviewing bus routes to ensure safest paths for students and school vehicles.
Guidelines stress teaching pupils to ride buses and cross streets safely. Emphasis on well maintained equipment and working lights to cut school bus accidents with collective effort.
Golden Dawn Farms owners Donald Stoten Sr and Jr earned top honors with Aberdeen Angus cattle including reserve grand Champion bull. Other results feature Joe A. Booth Rushville Twp Hereford females and Duane Newhouse Jackson Twp. in Herefords. Open class swine show includes Donald Gray Center Two with multiple junior and senior placements. Locust Grove Farm George Carwein Arlington earned a fourth in Spotted Poland China.
Charles Norwell of Orange Two leads Southdown results with multiple top placements across ewe, ram, and pen classes including champion Southdown ewe. Rupert Kuhn and Orange Two progeny perform in Dorset classes with several top finishes. Rush County open exhibitors praised for strong placings and sportsmanship across fleece and wool divisions.
The Annual Rush County 4H Club Tomato and Potato Show was held September 7 in the Courthouse corridors. Winners include Jerry Tumilty Center Twp blue for Hamper of Tomatoes and James Peck Orange Twp red for the same category, with multiple blue red and white placements in tomato and potato events. Judge was William Head, Better Farming, Better Living Agent of Shelby County.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Porter welcome a 6 lb son Kittrell J born Sunday at Henry County hospital. Hugh Roberts moved to Henry County hospital for observation. Jack Tweedy enters St Xavier University in Cincinnati. Mrs Murray Hadley dies after illness. survivors include husband Dr Murray Hadley and children. Various local moves, trips, and a Knightstown air trip are noted. 1927 items recap a straw fire at Dixon Board Mills and town council decisions on fire hose and waterworks.
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