Bowling Results and Standings From Local Leagues
Bowling results from Wednesday include Carth-Knight, Goodwin Dodge, Morgan Const, and Rue's Tavern with team scores ranging from 2355 to 2628. Autrey Lunsford tops individuals with 989 for five games and 258 in a single game, while Ruby’s Market leads the women’s league with a 3 game high of 648. Memorial note: sympathy extended for Murray McManus with thanks to pallbearers and Hamp ton Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rere
Ares
Carth-Knight
Autrey Lunsford
Tom’s Peanut Co
Scott
Laura Scott
Man Brown
Dwards
Doris Steurer
Martha Trowbridge
Rubys
P. N. Hirsch & Co
City Cleaners
Murray McManus
Paul Boulton
Hampton Mortuary
Hugh Trowbridge
Fred McManus
Sportsman League
Rue McDaniel
Ford Vending
Abner Motors
Morgan Coast
W. I. Auto
Rue’s Tavern
American Legion
CCA
Mike Heim
Herb Fannin
Bill Tumilty
Clair Wrightsman
Bob Stephens
WI Auto Coer
CCA Ecents Ee Payeen Gy
Abner Motors Team
Notice to creditors for Mollie F. Stewart estate in Rush County
The undersigned judge of Rush County Indiana announces administration of the estate of Mollie F. Stewart case 2751. All persons with claims against the estate must file in the Court within six months from the date of the Court. Earnest and Foster, Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Ines
Mollie F. Stewart
SS Ee Ee
Sala Estate
Ae Net Ni Oe
Earnest & Foster
Notice of Final Report in Pearson Estate
In Rush County Indiana March Term 1965 the Circuit Court notices final report in the estate of Della J Pearson. Ralph Pearson is Personal Representative and Linda Harrold of Purdue University is mentioned in related proceedings. Also notes social visits by Cynthia Pearson Carthage Brenda Hatcher and Judy Caughman with Miss Patricia Sipes and Claude Pearson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest & Foster
Della J. Pearson
Rush County
Indiana
Della
Linda Harrold
Purdue University
Richard Harrold
Cynthia Pearson
Carthage
Brenda Hatcher
Judy Caughman
Greenfield
Patricia Sipes
Miss Pearson
Claude Pearson
For Sale Two Dresses in White and Turquoise
Two short formats offered for sale one white with yellow flowers and one turquoise. Sizes 8 to 10, both in good condition. Phone number 565-3515 provided for contact.
Four Ways From The Office Vol 19 School News
Patrons invited to the Junior Class play Friday and Saturday evenings. CHS ECC volleyball and ping pong results: Bill Coffin of Eastern Hancock beat Kevin Bass Morris town in ping pong. Morris town defeated Eastern Hancock in volleyball finals. Menu for April 5 to 9 lists daily meals with entrees sides and desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Coffin
Eastern Hancock
Kevin Bass
Morristown
CHS
Personal notices from Henry County area
Woody Clay returned to school this week after release from Henry County Hospital March 17. John Wm. Ewing was an overnight guest Friday of Rick Mc Nabb. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Graff were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Maynard and children at Greenfield. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roland were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roland. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Brown and children visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Fancher at Arlington. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wilson and sons attended the Sports and Vacation Show at the Indianapolis Coliseum Sunday and later visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dale and family at Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Lindley Taylor visited her brother, Clancy Nigh, at St. Francis Hospital, Indianapolis on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody Clay
Henry County Hospital
John Wm. Ewing
Rick McNabb
Joe Graff
Gary Maynard
Greenfield
Robert Roland
Charles Roland
Lowell Brown
George Fancher
Arlington
Gene Wilson
Indianapolis Coliseum
Robert Dale
Lawrence
Lindley Taylor
Clancy Nigh
St. Francis Hospital
Indianapolis
Social Security Questions and Farmer Earnings Tips
A reader asks about eligibility for last year benefits with $5000 wages and earns. The advisor explains benefits for months with no earnings over 100 dollars or no substantial self employment. A farmer may net up to 1200 dollars after expenses. If earnings exceed 1200, an annual Social Security report is still required even with a tax filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
National Road West
Richmond
Indiana
Internal Revenue
Social Security
Sylvania
T.V
Delmar Blvd
St. Louis
Remembrance of Sarah Mc Clurg Mathers
The verse tribute recalls Sarah Mc Clurg Mathers, mourning her loss with prayers for suffering to be borne, and expressing enduring love and hope for eternal safety. The poem emphasizes pain borne by the family and the cherished memory of her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McClurg Mathers
Card of Thanks for Cards During Stay at Woody Clay
A reader expresses gratitude to friends who sent cards while hospitalized or staying at Woody Clay, acknowledging the kind messages and support received during the stay.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carth-Knight Bowling Lanes
Goodwin Dodge
Morgan Const
Dick Patterson
Bill Todd
Woman‘s League
Erma Elliott
Arch
N. Hirsch & Co
TRE Cafe
Elliott Oil Co
Rubus’ Market
Flory’s Gift Shop
Do Littles
R. Fannin
Brown
K. Ray
E. Magee
Fannin
C. Whitfield
C. Edwards
F. Magee
M. Brown
A. Ruby
B. Brooks
M. Trowbridge
Sane
Carthage Larks
J&g Keglers
Leagus A. Ray
Doc’s
Hochstedler Feed Grain
Pearsons Trucking
Tommie’s Service
Mays Lions Club
Inter State Studio
K-town
L. Lafuse
L. White
Naomi Ray
Norma Edwards
Handica
J & G Keglers
Doc
Eeesee
K-town Elevator
Pearson’s
Lions En Hochstedler Feed Grain
Kingsway
Angel Food Mix
del Monte
Chuck
Irinso
Ely
Ishellies
Stokely
Claude J. Pearson
Ralph Pearson
America
Anc Cient
Carthage Radio 141Tc
Davis
Carthage Radio
Spinet Piano Bargain
Credit Dept
W. Walnut St
Louisville, Ky
Briggs and Stratton
Rawleigh
N. Rush Co
Robert Jordan
N. Pillsbury
Milroy
Dept. Ind
Freeport
Ill
Sales — Service
Ralph Dennis
P.O. Box
Knightstown
Ind
Joyce’s
General Electric
Carthage High School
Vienna
Chase
Sanborn
Donald B. Schneider
J & E Cafe
Shop & Co
Walnut St
Stuart Morgan
Frigidaire Appliances
Valley Brook
Bologna
Hygrade’s
Hygrade
BRACH
Florida
Johnston’s Flour
Manuel's Market
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