Fertility and Drainage Talk Draw Large Carroll County Crowd
Dr. J B Peterson of Purdue urged 160 pounds nitrogen 68 phosphate and 120 potash for 150 bushel corn yields and discussed Argentina land reform while panelists explained the new drainage law at Carroll County Soil and Water Conservation District 16th annual meeting drawing about 150 attendees.
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J B. Peterson
Purdue Agronomy Department
Carroll County Soil and Water Conservation District
South America
Indiana
Dale Kasten
Lee Flora
Drainage Board
Larry Welborn
SCS
Charles Ritzler
Don Sisson
Purdue
Delphi Voc-Ag
Carroll County
Drainage Board Mem
Hershel Smith elected Carroll County Soil and Water supervisor
Hershel Smith of Clay Township was elected at the 16th annual Carroll County Soil and Water Conservation District meeting on January 14 in Delphi. McCormick retires after nine years as supervisor. Fred Martin praises his leadership. Smith runs 500 acres using contouring waterways and minimum tillage and serves on the county extension committee and Indiana Agricultural Marketing Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Scholl
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Carroll County
Soil and Water Conservation District
P Scholl
Scholl
John McCormick
Carroll County Soil & Water Conservation District
Hershel Smith
Clay Township
Hershel
Delphi
Smith
Indiana Agricultural Marketing Association
Fred Martin
Washington Township
Express
Tippecanoe H D Met On January 19 At REMC
The Tippecanoe Home Demonstration Club met January 19 at the REMC with Mrs. Floyd Hodges presiding. Devotions were led by Mrs. James McClean and a safety lesson by Mrs. Lee Maxwell introducing a new orange triangle emblem for slow vehicles. She stressed Courtesy Caution and Common sense. The group discussed the county council meeting and approved the new county constitution. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. Glee Clawson and Mrs. James McClean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe Home Demonstration Club
REMC
Floyd Hodges
James McClean
Lee Maxwell
Hodges
Glee Clawson
Modern Mrs Home Demonstration Club Meeting
Modern Mrs. Home Demonstration Club will meet at Mrs. Dale Craig's home at 7 30 Thursday evening January 27. Each member is asked to bring a valentine.
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Home Demonstration Club
Dale Craig
Card of Thanks from Globe Value Corp.
The employees of Globe Value Corp express gratitude to the people of Delphi for their generous donations. The message, issued by the Committee on Peaceful Settlement, conveys heartfelt appreciation for community support.
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Globe Value Corp
Delphi
Card of Thanks for Silver Anniversary
The Rodenbargers express gratitude for help during their silver anniversary. They thank friends neighbors and family for cards flowers gifts and calls and wish blessings on all who shared in the occasion. Joe and Gladys Rodenbarger.
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Joe and
Gladys Rodenbarger
Gratitude Note From Patient To Friends And Neighbors
A message of thanks is extended to friends and neighbors for cards and support during a hospital stay and after returning home. The note expresses appreciation for the caring gestures and ongoing encouragement.
Card of Thanks From Hospital Stay and Home
A series of thanks from Mrs. Linda Gingrich Mrs. Frank White and Mrs. Gerald Sieber express gratitude to friends relatives neighbors and the West Side Flower Club for flowers cards gifts and visits received during hospital stays and after returning home The messages note appreciation for support and prayers from their community
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West Side Flower Club
Linda Gingrich
Comrade Kind
Gerald
Marge
Sieber
Indiana Sesquicentennial license plate gift offer
Indiana marks its 150th year with a license plate gift for holders of numbers 8A220 to 8A227 and 8A443. Take your registration certificate to a license branch to receive a commemorative gift. Hurry to claim your prize.
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Indiana
Notice to Highway Contractors Indiana bids on slab and culvert structures
Sealed proposals for highway improvements will be received by the Indiana State Highway Commission in Indianapolis until 10:00 a.m. EST February 24, 1966. Public bid opening follows in the Indiana House chambers. Projects include continuous RC slab Structure 75-K-3094 and RC box culvert underfill 75-K-5500 in LaPorte district with Relocated SR 75 over Bachelor Run Creek and Harter Ditch. Plans and proposals available at the State Highway Commission office, Room 1313, State Office Building.
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Indiana State Highway Commission
Indiana State Office
Indianapolis
Indiana
R. C
LaPorte
Carroll County
Bachelor Run Creek
SR 18
Adwy
Harter Ditch
Bastline
Indi
Knops Honored for Soil and Water Conservation Work
Herbert Knop and David Knop of Clay Township receive recognition at Delphi for conservation achievements including a 100 acre cropping system, contour farming on 33 acres, minimum tillage on 30 acres, grassed waterways on two acres, birdsfoot trefoil seeding on 14 acres, a 13 acre stocked pond, 6300 feet of recreation roads, and landscape plantings and improvements across recreation areas. Don Knop also honored though absent.
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Herbert Knop
David Knop
Clay Township
Herbert
William Bachelor
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Knops
Soil and Water Conservation District
Delphi
Don Knop
Kerlin heading to Dayton for Wright-Patterson surgery
Mr and Mrs William S Kerlin travel to Dayton Ohio where he is scheduled for surgery later in the week at the hospital at Wright Patterson Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Kerlin
Dayton
Ohio
Kerlin
Wright-Patterson Field
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Peterson
Argentina
Europe
Ried
Ritzler
Sisson
Kasten
Extension Office
Surveyor’s Office
Soil Conservation Service Office
Deer Creek
Pleasant Run
Tippecanoe Township
Adams Township
Burlington Township
Rock Creek
Carroll Cass County
Soil Conservation
Ken’ Pyle
Main Sr
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Chartered BY
Federal Home Loan Bank System
McCormick
John
Carroll
Bachelor Run
Frank White
AY Commission
Ind’ State
Tere
Buick
Northern
Pblic
Sewice Company
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