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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
3
Carthage Indiana records show subscription rates listed as two dollars and fifty cents for six months, totaling twenty six weeks. The note appears in the Carthage Citizen publication header with mailing details and post office classification.
Notice is given of the Tweedy Memorial Center Association annual meeting to be held at the Community Center Building on October 8 1963 at 8 p m daylight saving time. Members will elect directors for the coming year and discuss association operations. Jane Rhodes secretary.
Hoosier Motor Club extends its accident prevention campaign to schools with a new Help Your Safety poster and 10 500 materials distributed across 31 counties. The program urges adults and children to cooperate with School Safety Patrols and model safe behavior while walking or driving.
Lafayette Indiana taking note as 1963 crops push yield records with oats already at a record per acre. Purdue University statisticians estimate corn for grain production will rise on top of strong soybean and corn outlooks statewide.
As of September 1 the 1963 corn harvest is projected at 391 million bushels, 11 percent above 1962 and 31 percent above the average. The expected yield is 85 bushels per acre. Soybean output may reach 84 million bushels, up nine percent from last year with an average yield of 30 bushels per acre, two above the previous high.
Mr and Mrs Randy McClurg hosted supper in Muncie. Mr and Mrs Richard Harrold visited Linda and Bob at Purdue. Tuesday visitors to Russell Leisure were Mr and Mrs James Rowe from Harbor Springs. Russell Leisure hosted by Dorothy Campbell near Camden. They attended a public sale of household goods and antiques at Belle Campbell’s Eaton home. Ray Potter and party from Shelbyville joined Russell Leisure for Sunday supper.
Chevrolet introduces a longer looking 764 series with the Impala Super Sports and Bel Air updates. The lineup offers 16 powertrain options including up to 425 hp, Jet-smooth luxury features, full coil suspension, enhanced upholstery, carpeted interiors, and low maintenance components across Biscayne to Impala.
A retrospective column notes events from September 25 1953 and surrounding years. Notable items include Mrs. Charles May joining the State Bank of Carthage as bookkeeper, local moves and visits, a 16 day furlough for Pfe Ross Manche, and community figures such as orchid grower William Beck speaking to the Rushville Kiwanis.
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