Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Anthony Fouts of Greenfield
Mr and Mrs Anthony Fouts of Greenfield R R are the parents of a 7 lb baby boy born Tuesday at Hancock Memorial Hospital. The infant's grandparents are Lake Logan of Carthage and Brown Fouts of Greenfield, and the mother is formerly Bernita Logan of Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Fouts
Greenfield R. R
Hancock Memorial Hospi
Lake Logan
Carthage
Brewn Fouts
Greenfield
American Legion Auxiliary District Meeting Attended
Mrs. Forrest Beck of Carthage attended the district meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary held all day Tuesday at Daleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Beck
Carthage
American Legion Auxiliary
Daleville
Legion Meeting Scheduled by Carthage Post 316
The Carthage American Legion Post 316 will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday April 19 at 8 p.m. at the Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage American Legion
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sigma Chapter Meeting Planned
Sigma Chapter of Kappa Kappa Sigma will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Thomas Bush home with Mrs. James Ellis as co hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma
Kappa Kappa Sigma
Thomas Bush
James Ellis
Cupps Welcome Daughter Kara Dawn At Hancock Memorial
Mr and Mrs Gene Cupp of Shirley announce the birth of daughter Kara Dawn on April 7 at Hancock Memorial Hospital Greenfield Mother is daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Wilson of Mays The announcement notes the newborns name and parental lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Cupp
Shirley
Kara Dawn
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Greenfield
Garden club plans and TV interview highlight Carthage
Mrs. Forrest Moore hosts plans for the State Garden Club Convention to be held April 25 26 27 at the Robert E Lee Motel New Albany. State President Mrs. Murray McKee and District Director Mrs. Lewis Cores appeared on WAVE TV Louisville in color. Eleven Home Garden Club members from Carthage expect to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Moore
Carthage
State Garden Club
Murray McKee
Columbus
Lewis Cores
Shelbyville
Moore
Wave-Tv
Louisville
Robert E. Lee
New Albany
Home Garden Club of Carthage
United Society of Friends Women Meet At U. 8 F. W.
The United Society of Friends Women gathered Wednesday at Mrs. James Neal's home with ten members and three guests. Mrs. Gouldie Kyser led the worship, Miss Ruth White presented the program, and Mrs. Walt McMahon assisted with ice cream and cake refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
F. W
United Society of Friends Women
James Neal
Gouldie Kyser
Ruth White
Walt McMahon
Quick Quirks Cooking School Presents Englewoods in Carthage
A cooking school titled Quick Quirks will be held next Friday night April 21 at the Community Center starting at 8 00 p m. Sponsored by Carthage Radio Shop Rush County BE M C Lan the event offers cooking tips and appliance information along with entertainment by the Englewoods a Morristown and Fountaintown group of five girls and a boy. Tickets are 25 cents and on sale through the Carthage Band with all proceeds to the band organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Radio & —— Shop
Rush County
BE. M. C. Lan
Englewoods
Morristown
Fountaintown
Carthage
Local Boy Leaves for Vietnam Duty
Phil Manuel son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Manuel of Carthage serving in the Seabees left with his battalion from Rhode Island this week for Marine duty in Vietnam He spent a week’s leave with his family last week Mr and Mrs Manuel and Phil visited with Tom Manuel in Cincinnati Ohio last Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Phil Manuel
Lloyd Manuel
Carthage
Seabees
Rhode Island
Phil
Manuel
Tom Manuel
Cincinnati
Ohio
Homebound Ruth Cook Returns from Greenfield Visit
Ruth Cook has returned home on R. 1 after spending the winter months in Greenfield. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Addison also returned Sunday to their Tweedyville home on R. 2 after staying with their daughter Mrs. Willard Cox and family in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cook
Greenfield
Earl Addison
Tweedyville
Willard Cox
Indianapolis
Reservoir Meeting Set For Tonight
A meeting about the Blue River Reservoir is set for 8 00 p m at Carthage High School Gym on April 14 led by Rep Richard Roudebush and the Army Corps of Engineers The discussion covers landowner impacts a 29 million project and construction details with notes on an 8000 acre reservoir and an earthen levee planned near Carthage with possible local industry interest and a related Downeyville Reservoir topic for Moscow residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue River
Richard Roudebush
Army Corps of Engineers
Carthage High School
Army of Engineers
Carthage
Corporation
Container Corporation
Moscow
Downeyville Reservoir
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Counties
Local transfers list several parcel deeds. McCorkle, Brock, Thomas, and Johnson families sell to Carl and Ellen Foust in Rush Shelby Hancock Fulton counties. Sparks family conveys two tracts totaling about 42. or 42.8 acres to Death R and Margaret Sparks. Reedy sells 132 23 acres to Melvin Lawson. Porter sells lots 14 to 17 in Carthage First Addition to Tony and Olive Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Frances McCorkle
Wilbur
Flossie McCorkle
Earl Eugene
Pearl McCorkle
Rush County
Viola
Herman Brock
Shelby County
Helen
Joseph Thomas
Hancock County
Esther
Jimmie N. Johnson
Fulton County
Carl
Ellen Foust
James
Elizabeth Sparks
Margaret Sparks
Lora B. Reedy
Melvin
Mary E. Lawson
Hattie Porter
Tony
Olive Riley
William J. Henley
Carthage
Army Staff Sergeant Hinshaw Assigned to Special Forces in Vietnam
Army Staff Sergeant John R. Hinshaw, 29, son of John W. Hinshaw of Carthage Indiana, is assigned to the 1st Special Forces in Vietnam as of March 1. He graduated from Carthage High School in 1955. His mother lives in New Castle Indiana and his wife Katharina resides in Clarksville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Vietnam
AHTNC
John R. Hinshaw
John W. Hinshaw
Carthage
Ind
1St Special Forces
Department of the Army
Bet
Hinshaw
Aew
1St Special Force
5Th Special Forces Group
Garnet Popejoy
N. 24Th St
New Castle
Katharina
Peggy Drive
R. 9
Clarksville
Tenn
Hutchens Enlists in Army and stationed at Fort
Hugh Hutchens son of Mrs. Faye Ersland of Indiana entered the Army on April 4 and is now stationed at Fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Hutchens
Faye Ersland
Indiana
Army
Fort
Mrs Pierce moves near husband in North Carolina
Mrs. John Jane Pierce of Greenfield has moved to Goldsboro North Carolina to be near her husband Airman 3rd Class John Pierce. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Sharon Hunt of R1 Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Jane) Pierce
Greenfield
Goldsboro
North Carolina
John Pierce
Pierce
Sharon Hunt
R. 1
Carthage
County Winner Miss McKain Earns DAR Good Citizenship Honors
Rush County student Miss McKain wins the DAR Good Citizenship Contest title. She serves as secretary of the National Honor Society, participates in the high school band chorus and Triple Trio, and is in the Girl’s shop Quartet. She is Junior Classical League secretary and active in the Pep Block and school plays. She was chosen Girl State Delegate and Leadership Conference Delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McKain
Rush County
Purdue
National Honor Society
H. S. Band
H. S. Chorus
John Brown Rites Held for Manilla Farmer
John B. Brown 66 of Manilla a former Carthage resident and school custodian died at Rush Memorial Hospital after an attack while visiting his son in Carthage. Survived by wife Mary Tinsley and 6 children. services were held at Master Mortuary Rushville with burial at Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Brown
Manilla
Carthage
Rush Memorial Hospital
Mr. Brown
Mazilla
Warren County
Kentucky
Warren
Hilea Brown
Mary Tinsley
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Jack Brown
Dalevile
Sherman Brown
N” Dillon
Joe
Jeanette) Swartz
Homer
Ralph
Rose) Henderson
Walnut Ridge Friends to Hold Sunday School Training
Walnut Ridge Friends Meeting announces an April 15 training conference from 7 to 9 p.m. at Mr. Gene Richs home. Superintendents teachers and interested friends are urged to attend for demonstrations recordings and discussions led by Mrs D Michael Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Ridge Friends Meeting
Gene Rich
D. Michael Henderson
District Meeting of Greensburg Women’s Society
Mrs. Robert Walker and Mrs. Mable Manche attended the Greens District Woman’s Society of Christian Service pre annual meeting in Greensburg last Friday. The gathering featured theme Gathered to One with sessions led by Mrs. I. D. Dorsey of Indianapolis and Rev. Alda I. Carter on Our Past. An afternoon memorial service and installation of officers followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Greensburg
Robert Walker
Mable Manche
Greens
Woman's Society of Christian Service
I. D. Dorsey
Indianapolis
Alda I. Carter
Carthage High School Triumph in D.A.R. Contest
Sherry McKain won the No. 31 Rush County D.A.R. Good Citizen Contest, highest on a written test covering American history and government, with Carthage High School marking a first time win. She and David S. Hunt were named Hoosier Scholars in Indiana, from a field of 12,000 seniors in 92 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
D.A.R
Sherry McKain
Robert E. McKain
Carthage High School
McKain
David S. Hunt
Sharon Hunt
Sherry M. McKain
State Scholarship Commission of
Indiana
Carthage High Second in Morton Track Meet
In a triangular meet Tuesday at Morton Carthage finished second behind Morton 98 to 24 5 6 and Sulphur Springs 24 2 3. Event results list Molden leading sprints and field events for Morton with multiple top places by Carthage and Sulphur Springs in distances relays hurdles and jumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage High
Morton
Carthage
Sulphur Springs
Molden
Painter
Back
Decker
McNabb
Suratt
Julian
Lemmons
Doerr
Grizzell
Ray
Pritchett
Rouse
Phillips
Matlock
Weller
Prichett
Kuhn
Edwards
Sanders
Thornton
Hackworth
Reynolds
Shockley
Campbell
Copeland
Peckinpaugh
Lions Elect New Officers at Carthage Club Meeting
The Carthage Lions Club held its April 10 meeting at the Community Center. Officers elected include Roy Stanley as president and Albert Hopkins as first vice president, with Gary McClurg, Elmer French, Leonard Palicki, Stanley Palicki, Guy Ewing, and Tom Shields assigned to other posts. The program featured a film on the school drop-out program by J I Case Company. Refreshments were planned by Frank Hampton, Stanley Palicki, and Clyde Ruby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Lions’ Club
Roy Stanley
Albert Hopkins
Gary McClurg
Elmer French
Leonard Jackson
Stanley Palicki
Guy Ewing
Tom Shields
J. I. Case Company
Frank Hampton
Clyde Ruby
Weekend Travels and Family Visits Across Indiana
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Beck spent the weekend in Holland Michigan and visited Riley Sharp in Elwood en route home. Berniece Logan returned to Ball State with her parents Odest and Berniece Logan and cousin Kenneth Nolen from Kentucky on quarter break. Lindley Taylor and wife visited Clara Lehr in Noblesville and his sister in Indianapolis. Odell Pitts and Jan spent Sunday in Madison. Richard Stumpf and son Chris of Indianapolis visited Stella Humes. Lowell Brown called on Orville Ponsler in Rushville and attended the funeral of Leo Ponsler Jr, who died in a one car crash near Rushville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Beck
Holland
Michigan
Riley Sharp
Elwood
Berniece Logan
Ball State
Odest Logan
Berniece
Kenneth Nolen
Vanceburg
Morehead Teachers College
Lindley Taylor
Clara Lehr
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Indiana
Robert Martz
Martz
Indianapolis
Odell Pitts
Jan
Madison
Richard Stumpf
Chris
Stella Humes
Lowell Brown
Orville Ponsler
Rushville
Moster
Leo Ponsler
Rusheeeee
Public School Merger Discussion Set for April 26 Meeting
Trustees McKain Lynch Pitts and White of Charles A Beard School Corp announce possible merger of Charles A Beard Ripley Wayne Greensboro townships. Tentative data include enrollments valuations and a January 1968 administrative merger date with Knightstown hosting the open public meeting on April 26 at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Township
Robert E. McKain
Stan Lynch
R. W. Pitts
Robert E. White
Knightstown
Charles A. Beard School Corporation
Wayne
Greensboro
Charles A. Beard
Carthage
Charles A. Beard Memorial School Corp
Ripley School Two
Carthage High School
Wayne Township
Greensboro Township
P T O Honors Carthage High School Class of 1967
The Carthage School senior class was honored by the P T O with a cooperative dinner at the Community Center dining room. Principal Byron Smith introduced the seniors and shared their graduation plans, while Dan Hunt led thanks to the P T O and the State Bank of Carthage for gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
P.T.O
Community Center
Sharon Hunt
Robert Wright Eensamp
Byron Smith
O. Dean Gardner
Gardner
State Bank of Carthage
Dan Hunt
Bank
Alice McNabb
Jack Tweedy
Claude Pearson
Odell Pitts
Gilbert Tinsley
Spiceland Hosts Regional Crusade by Friends Churches
The Spiceland Regional Crusade brings together more than twenty Friends Churches from five counties. The event runs April 19 to 23 at 7:30 p.m. daily in Spiceland Friends Church, with a Sunday 2:30 p.m. service at Spiceland High School gym. Rev. Eddy Cline chairs the executive committee, Rev. Dale Lewis directs music, and Dr. Lowell ate Roberts of Canton Ohio serves as evangelist. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiceland
Crusade
Spiceland Friends Church
Lore
Oate
Cleveland Bible College
Malone College
Ludlow Fall
Ohio
Friends Church
Winifred Ritchie
Ritchie
Christian Women Fellowship Meeting Recapped
Mrs. Kenneth Bush and Mrs. Roy Reddick hosted the gathering last Thursday with Mrs. Paul Boulton presiding. The group approved minutes, reviewed the treasurer's report, and planned a food booth for the Schneider sale. Mrs. Leonard Jackson had unclear remainder in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Bush
Roy Reddick
Christian Women Fellowship
Paul Boulton
C.W.F
Schneider Sale
Leonard Jackson
Local Health Updates From Indiana Hospitals
Mrs. Max Ewing of New Castle remains critically ill at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie. Miss Pam Fuchs, daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Fuchs, entered Methodist Hospital for plastic surgery this Thursday with further procedures planned. Noah Leisure returned home from France and Raymond Kennedy underwent major surgery at Rush Memorial Hospital where he has been a patient ten days. Mrs Hubert Hunt is much improved and expects to return home at Hancock Memorial Hospital the end of the week. Mrs David Dora Ray remains about the same at her Carthage home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Ewing
New Castle
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Pam Fuchs
Norman Fuchs
Methodist Hospital
Vonnie Church
Carthage
Noah Leisure
France
Rush Memorial Hospital
Raymond Kennedy
Hubert Hunt
Hancock Memorial Hospital
David
Dora) Ray
Tea pot Club meeting draws eleven members in Mt Summit
Mrs Odest Logan of Carthage and Mrs Don Jackson of Dunreith attended the Tea pot Club meeting Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs Dick Ice in Mt Summit. Eleven members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odest Logan
Carthage
Don Jackson
Dunreith
Dick Ice
Mt. Summit
Community Park Plans Initiated in Carthage
The Container Corporation union votes to donate 500 for park improvements at Carthage Community Park. Lions Club to purchase six picnic tables and four ovens for grounds. American Legion Post funded the fence last year. Additional funds needed for playground, restrooms, shelter, drainage, and maintenance. Personal solicitations to follow. Town board may annex and maintain park as funds permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Container Corporation
Carthage
Lions’ Club
American Legion Post
Assessing Dates Set for Carthage and Ripley Township
No assessing will occur in Carthage or Ripley Township from April 15 through April 23. Assessing resumes on Monday, April 24. Bob and Norma McKain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Ripley Township
Bob and
Norma McKain
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Legion Meeting
O. E
Carthage O. E
Masonic Hall
Gene Wilson Worthy
Robert McKain
Worthy Mathon
Grace Pitts
Gene Wilson
John Brown
Walnut Ridge
East St. Christian -Aurch
New Salem
Arlington
Milroy
National Library
Ruth Creech
Civil Defense Organization
Rush County Mental Health Association
JHS
Chris Alexander
CHS
Ng Sh
Tri Turda
Pittsburgh
Washington
York
JCL
ICL
Compton
Lions
Area Crusade
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