Tour Group Returns After Chicago Visit
A university group conducted a Thursday to Friday tour, stayed overnight in Chicago on Friday, and returned to campus by Saturday night.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1966
Page
1
A university group conducted a Thursday to Friday tour, stayed overnight in Chicago on Friday, and returned to campus by Saturday night.
Jesse Pitts and Worth Pitts of Carthage attended funeral services for their aunt Mrs Russell Henley of New Castle at the Macer Funeral Home New Castle on Tuesday at 10 30 a m.
Wednesday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs James Mosier in Carthage were Mr and Mrs Vernon Johnting of Rushville and Mrs Emma Moore of Rushville.
An Easter egg hunt is planned at the Methodist Church on Thursday April 7 at 2 p.m. for the first three classes of the church, inviting young children to participate.
In Indianapolis sick at Methodist Hospital is Guy Rhodes brother of Mrs Hubert Hunt and Mrs Ralph McClarnon of Carthage. Flora Hunt of R J Carthage moved from Hancock Memorial to home. Fred McManus stable at Rush Memorial. Jay Robertson four year old son of Mr and Mrs Bill Robertson of Greenfield returned home after eight days of tests at Hancock County Hospital. Omer Heim remains bedbound at Carthage home. Sandra Gray two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Gray entered Rush Memorial for tests. Mrs Thomas McClurg canvassing. Mrs David Ray remains bedridden at Carthage home. Frank Bever of R2 Carthage hospitalized at Rush Memorial.
Ripley Township trustee Robert McKain will hold assessing sessions at the Fred Parish Insurance office. On Friday April 1 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday April 2 from 12 noon to 5 p.m. the public can attend for convenience.
Mr and Mrs Noah Leisure return to their Carthage home Friday from St Petersburg Florida where they spent the winter months leaving here December 4 1965.
Mrs Ruby Eoff entertained relatives and friends at the Western Electric Woman's Party held Saturday night at the Murat Temple in Indianapolis. Attendees included Mrs Jim Stevens Mrs Maurice Lukens Patty Tribbey of Carthage Mrs Sam Corn of Rushville and Mrs Leona Bonniger of Spiceland.
The Carthage senior girls were invited guests of Kappa Kappa Sigma at a Tuesday evening party and program in the Community Center basement. Officers hosted, with George Schatzlein and Mrs. Roland providing a corsage and flower arrangement program. Mint green and white carnations framed decorations as each guest received a favor before punch and cake at the refreshment table.
Mrs Forrest Moore of Carthage hosts today for Friday gathering with presidents of the southeast District Indiana Garden Clubs.
The Mixers Home Ec Club will meet today at 1 30 p m April 1 at Mrs Robert Wright s home with co host Mrs Robert Zimmerman presiding They will give devotions Roll Call Response New recipes Lesson House cleaning efficiency by Mrs David Hull and Mrs William Hickey.
Easter week services run April 4 to 10 at multiple churches with 7 30 p m nightly programs and 2 p m Good Friday rites. Each church handles music and order. sunrise service at Fletcher Methodist at 6 a m on Easter Sunday precedes breakfast at the church annex. The Walnut Ridge Friends schedule shifts for a film night Viet Nam Profile.
Rushville man Robert E. Clapp 22 was killed in a one car crash 2.9 miles south of Knightstown in Rush County at 6 10 p m His car struck a bridge abutment sideswiped posts and threw him out Two companions David L Goodpaster 25 Connersville and George Biggs 1127 North George Street Rushville escaped serious injury Investigating officers noted alcohol consumption prior to the mishap
Mrs Ralph Pearson and Mrs Harold Ruby attended a Regional Conference on the new Social Studies Curriculum at Richmond Senior High School Indiana last Thursday evening from 5 to 8 30 pm with dinner in the school cafeteria The program was led by Mr Lewis W Gilroy Indianapolis Public Schools Director of Public Instruction for Secondary Education Dr Landrum Bolling Earlham College president spoke on The Old and New in Social Studies Exhibits were shown in McGuire Hall lobby under Professor Gerald Marker supervision
Joseph A. Carver is named manager of control administration for Container Corporation of America’s container division plant operations. The Chicago based firm said he will oversee the Carthage Indiana plant with its paperboard mill. Carver joined the company in 1956 in Los Angeles and has since held multiple regional and plant controller roles. He lives at 15 N. Quincy St Hinsdale Illinois.
Dan Hunt son of Mr and Mrs Sharon Hunt one of two Rush County boys selected to represent local co-ops at the American Institute of Cooperatives in Fort Collins Colorado in early August. The trip is funded by Rush County REMC production credit association Federal Land Bank and the Farm Bureau Co op. CHS government class toured county offices and jail with Judge Marshall addressing the group. Lions Club funded chorus transport to district and county music festivals.
The article details third grade performances Chick en Little the Land of the North Wind and The Old Man's Always Right in the Little Red Theater. It also notes the Juniors work on Junior Prom with a show on April 15 at 7 30 p m in the Community Center with tickets on sale April 4 and a cast list.
James W. Cabell announced his resignation as assistant County Extension Youth Agent at a Monday Extension Board meeting. He has led the 4H youth program since June 1964 and will leave April 30 to take a similar post in Tippecanoe County.
The Container Corp of America Carthage Plant staged a Safety Award Dinner on Wednesday March 24 1966 at the Durbin Hotel in Rushville honoring 36 workers who completed one full year without a lost time accident or injury. Caleb Marsh and Kenneth Brown led the groups with seven and five accident free years respectively. Wilbur McCorkle the Safety Director presided. Jack Shields Paper Mill Supt. delivered the congratulatory message. Sherman Brown was named Safety Man of the Year 1965 and received a cash award.
The Lions Club held a regular business meeting at the Community Center Monday evening. Members reviewed upcoming events and scheduled April 11 as ladies night. Mr Bill Moster of Rushville attended and presented a film on mental health.
The J and E Restaurant in Carthage closed its doors on Thursday March 31. Miss Esther Magee and Mrs Jenny Chance lost their lease and quit after taking over the cafe on July 10, 1963 and purchasing it on August 7, 1968. They are now employed at Warrens Drive In at Knightstown.
The Christian Women Fellowship hosts an Easter Breakfast on Thursday April 7 at 9 a.m. at the church as part of the regular monthly meeting. All church members are invited to attend.
Weekend houseguests of Mr and Mrs Robert Wright and children included Mrs Wrights parents Mr and Mrs Garnett Winchester of Columbus Indiana. Also visiting Sunday were Mrs Wrights sister and her family Mr and Mrs Richard Land and their baby son David of New Castle.
Raymond L Blount died suddenly at his home in Center Township Rush County ex farmer and real estate dealer. Survived by three daughters seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Services conducted by Rev Troy Hasty at Wyatt Moore Memorial Rushville and burial Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown.
The Juniors of Fletcher Methodist Church held a bowling party Friday night. Afterward they returned to Mrs. Carl Carson Jr’s home for refreshments with attendees Rhoades, Martin Roland, Ric Winters, and guests Nancy Barry, Jane-Cynthia Stewart, and Mark and Roger Carson.
Carthage Chapter 574 Eastern Star held Friday installation of officers with Hazel Alexander and Donald Fancher chosen as Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron. Grace Pitts and Kenneth Land presided. flowers and corsages honored retiring leaders. Attendees included Dorothy Davis Grand Ruth and Ralph Morgan installing officers.
The Mixers Home Economics Club seeks to start an evening group for young or older women. The club aims to share ideas on child care home management cooking and laundering and to engage in community affairs. Open to all women. contact Mrs. Marvin Johnson or Mrs. Thomas Shields for details.
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