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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1958

Page

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Nine Carthage Sorority Members Attend Indiana Convention

Nine Carthage sorority members will attend the Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority convention at the Van Orman hotel in Bloomington Indiana this weekend. Attendees include Mary E. Bush Barbara White Mary F. Gatewood Edna Windsor Mary Lou Alexander Marlene Graff Ann Stager Annis Elmore and Anita Kay Gordon.

Carthage Sorority Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority van Orman Hotel Bloomington Indiana Mary E. Bush Barbara White Mary F. Gatewood Edna Windsor Mary Lou Alexander Marlene Graff Ann Stager Annis Elmore Anita Kay Gordon

Carthage Band Boosters Plan Alumni Banquet

The Carthage Band Boosters met at the school Tuesday night to discuss plans for the Alumni banquet dinner on May 17. Officers will remain in place until the September meeting.

Carthage Band Boosters Lois Hawkins Carthage High School C—H—S

Methodist Youth Fellowship Meeting Focused on Fun

The Methodist Youth Fellowship met April 14 at 7 30 p m with 28 attendees. The program opened with worship scripture and prayer, Carol Carver led the lesson, and a short business session followed before adjournment to recreation. Sec Jeannine Terhune.

MYF Methodist Youth Fellowship Carol Carver Jeannine Terhune

Florida Vacation Returns Home From Sunshine Trip

Mrs. Richard McNabb and her sons David and Ricky along with Mrs. H L Hensler completed a two week vacation in Florida and returned home late last week.

Florida Richard McNabb David and Ricky H. L. Hensler

Smith Named to High Farm Loan Position

William F. Smith of Rushville was elected vice president of the Federation of National Farm Loan Assn at the annual convention held last week, reflecting leadership roles among farm finance groups.

Morristown Lions Club Ladies Night entertains guests

Six Carthage young folk provided the program for the Morristown Lions Club Ladies night dinner at the Morristown Town Hall. The group offered vocal instrumental and dance numbers led by Jane Hunt Pam Hunt David Ruby Gary Clayton Jim Ellis Jr and Kelly Veach. On Thursday they performed at Wilhelm's Cafe Rushville for a Civil Defense dinner meeting.

Carthage Young Folk Morristown Lions Club Town Hall Morristown Civil Defense Wilhelm’s Cafe Rushville Jane Hunt Pam Hunt David Ruby Gary Clayton Jim Ellis, Jr Kelly Veach

Junior group meeting in church basement with games and study

On April 10 the Junior group met in the Christian church basement. They played Rachel and Rueben, studied What God Is Like, and enjoyed other games and songs. Eighteen members attended with refreshments served by Sherry McKain and Bobby Sullivan. The meeting closed with a friendship circle and a prayer led by Arlene Ruby. News reporter: Trina Clayton.

Christian Church Rachel and Rueben God Sherry McKain Bobby Sullivan Arlene Ruby Trina Clayton

Scull Family Attends Grandson David Scull’s New York Wedding

Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Scull of Rushville and their son Paul traveled to Pittsburgh for the past weekend and will attend the wedding of their grandson David Scull, son of Paul Scull and his wife, in New York this Sunday. Dr. Scull previously served as minister at Carthage Fletcher Methodist Church.

J. T. Scull Rushville Paul Pittsburgh Pennsylvania David Scull Paul Scull New York Scull Carthage Fletcher Methodist Church

Worth Pitts Family Updates After Surgery

Mrs. Worth Pitts and her mother Mrs. Fred Howren of New Castle visited the Robert Long hospital. Fred Howren underwent surgery Friday and is reported in serious condition. Mrs Pitts' father, Mr. Howren, remains in serious condition.

Worth Pitts Fred Howren New Castle Robert Long Hospital Pitts Mr. Howren

Births in Rush Memorial Hospital Highlight Three New Beginnings

Mr. and Mrs. William Todd of Indianapolis announce a 7 lb 2 3/4 oz son Jeffrey Allen born Friday at Rush Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Finch of Carthage welcome a daughter born Friday April 11 at Rush Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McCleese of Knightstown greet a daughter Patricia Gayle 6 lb 10 oz born Friday at Rush Memorial hospital. Mrs. McCleese is Wanda Dee Addison of Carthage.

William Todd Indianapolis Rush Memorial Hospital Jeffrey Allen Clayton Todd Carthage R. R Willie Finch Carthage Patrick McCleese Knightstown Patricia Gayle McCleese Wanda Dee Addison

Carthage Band wins first rating at Wilkinson contest

Attending the Band Contest were Frances Terhune and son Johnnie Esther Hunt Janet Hunt Leone Mosier Nola Patterson Barbara Plank Thelma Cooper and Helen Ruby. The Carthage Band was awarded a first rating.

Wilkinson Frances Terhune Johnnie Esther Hunt Janet Hunt Leone Mosier Nola Patterson Barbara Plank Thelma Cooper Helen Ruby Carthage

Service Note Reveals Pvt Bramel's New Address

Mrs. Clarence Henley reports her son Pvt Larry Bramel now resides at 325 Personnel Office Ft Benning Georgia in care of military records or personnel services. The note confirms a relocation and provides a forwarding location for correspondence.

Clarence Henley Thas Pvt Larry Bramel Ft. Benning Georgia

Kindergarten News and Grade School Highlights

Debbie Magee has the mumps. Jerry Dixon visits and will start kindergarten next fall. Joe Kline returns after an appendectomy. Students learn right and left and coin values. Birthdays include Jimmy Campbell and Rick McNabb. Readers study phonics and word structure. Several students win science and language contests and attend events at Ball State and Bloomington. 4-H notes, student council plans, and class updates follow with weekly activities and recognitions.

Debbie Magee Dixon Jerry Joe Kline Cox Jimmy Campbell Rick McNabb Larry Pitts Brussels Charles Butler Bucyrus Ohio Edwin Shockney John White Tommy Stevens Jimmy Edwards Morris West Indies Abe Lincoln Paul Cooper Washington, D. C Indianapolis News Paul Thunder Birds Imperials C—H—S

1931 Model A Gets New Tires and Historic Plate

Fred Parish showcases his 1931 Model A Ford roadster now fitted with a new set of tires from Jim's Marathon station and a rare Historic Motor Vehicle plate number 331. The car, purchased from Garth Semple of Milford Ohio, underwent about 800 hours of restoration with original parts, including a radiator temperature cap and rumble seat steps, drawing steady attention wherever shown.

Fred Parish Fred Jim Marathon Station Indiana Parish Ford Garth, Semple Milford Ohio

Rushville Alumni Weekend Opens Museum for Dedication Visit

The Rush County Museum will be open to the public Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. as alumni attend the dedication of the new Rushville High School Building. Hundreds of alumni and guests are expected to tour Rushville points of interest during the event.

Rush County Rushville High School Rushville

Guild Meets With Friends at Church Dinner Plans

The Friends Church gathering Wednesday evening included eight members. They planned a Friday dinner to serve ministers of the Indiana Yearly Meeting. Mrs. Mary E. McClurg acted as hostess and served light refreshments.

Mrs Caleb Marsh Undergoes Major Surgery

Mrs. Caleb Marsh entered Rush Memorial Hospital Thursday for major surgery to be performed Friday.

Caleb Marsh Rush Memorial Hospital

Daylight Time Begins April 27 Under 1957 Law

Clocks move forward one hour at 2 a.m. April 27 to align with the 1957 General Assembly daylight saving law. The shift extends polling hours for the May 6 primary to 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Central time, instead of 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. If the law is not amended, daylight saving ends the last Sunday in September and time reverts to Central Time, causing city scheduling conflicts.

General Assembly Cahalle

Home Show Attendees Include Local Families at Indianapolis Fairgrounds

Mr and Mrs Fred Flick visited the Home Show at the Indianapolis fairgrounds Saturday evening with their daughter and her family. Mr and Mrs William L Castner and Mr and Mrs Royce Joseph were in Indianapolis Wednesday as business visitors and attended the Home Show. Mr and Mrs Wayne Osborn also attended the Home Show on Wednesday night.

Fred Flick Indianapolis Fairgrounds William L. Castner Royce Joseph Indianapolis Fairgrounds Wayne Osborn

Carthage Seniors Tour Washington and New York City

The twenty six Carthage High School seniors enjoy a trip to Washington D C and New York City this week and will return to Carthage Saturday. Mr and Mrs Luther Hall visit Clarksville Tennessee with Mr and Mrs George Rol and daughter Monday through Thursday. Mr and Mrs Roy Turner travel Saturday for a week with son and family in Olathe Kansas. Mr and Mrs Joe Davis vacation a week in Olive Hill Kentucky.

Luther Hall George Roland Clarksville Tennessee Roy Turner Russell Turner Olathe Kansas Joe Davis Olive Hill Kentucky Carthage High School Washington, D. C New York City Carthage

Arrest of Coy McClurg Drops Fraud Charge After Restitution

Coy McClurg a 21 year old of Route 1 Carthage was arrested on a charge of issuing fraudulent checks. The case was dismissed and he was released after restitution of 40 dollars for checks passed in Rushville and Henderson.

Coy McClurg Route 1 Carthage Rushville Henderson

Lions Club Dinner Meeting Highlights Rural Electrification

The Lions Club held a dinner meeting at the Community Center with a brief business session. Raymond Forkner spoke on Rural Electrification and presented films illustrating its development.

Lions Club Raymond Forkner

Camera Club Holds Regular Meeting With Color Movies

About twenty five members attended Wednesday's session led by President Cecil Pike Hubert Hunt presented colored films for entertainment Refreshments were arranged by the social committee Mr and Mrs Howard Henley and Mr and Mrs Clarence Northam of Arlington hosted the social portion.

Camera Club Cecil Pike Hubert Hunt Howard Henley Clarence Northam Arlington

Local Personalities Share Weekend, Weekday Visits

Social notes list Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ruby and son Sherman of Jackson Michigan visiting the Walkers, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bush in Detroit, Rhodes and Graff at the Raintree County filming in Indianapolis, Lena Newsom with Everett Stanley family, and other guests including Nordich Albion Posey Leisuré McNabb Barrett Leisure and Lehman with area residents at nearby towns.

Leonard Ruby Sherman Jackson Michigan Robert Walker Thomas Bush Detroit Kenneth Rhodes Joseph Graff Raintree County Lyric Theater Indianapolis Lena Newsom Everett Stanley Jeff Leisure Charles Nordich Harry Albion Spiceland Eugene Posey Knightstown Marilyn Leisuré George B. McNabb Richard McNabb David McNabb Bedford Lewis Barrett John Barrett Anderson Howard Leisure Donald Jackson and Son Franklin Leisure Linda Lehman Dayton Ohio Carl Miller Carthage

Ripley Two Cancer Drive Underway This Month

The Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority and Carthage American Legion Auxiliary lead the Ripley Two Cancer Drive for the annual fund. A Rushville venue hosted the county kick off with cancer equipment donations to Rush County hospital. Forty percent of funds stay in the county for patients while sixty percent fund state and national research. Volunteers will canvass Carthage homes and auxiliary members will seek county donations to support cancer combat and research.

Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority Carthage American Legion Auxiliary Ripley Durbin Hotel Rushville County Association Rush County Carthage

Garden Club Banquet Draws Rushville Crowd

The ninth annual Rush County Garden Club banquet was held Monday evening at the Christian Church in Rushville. Purdue University floriculture professor E. R. Honeywell spoke on The Influence of Floriculture and Conservation on Mankind, with local attendees including the Flicks, the Hunts, Helen Ruby, Joanna Gibson, Agnes Hensler, Iva Cook and Wilella Henley from Carthage.

Rush County Garden Club Christian Church Rushville E. R. Honeywell Purdue University Carthage Fred Flick Loyal Hunt Helen Ruby Joanna Gibson Agnes Hensler Iva Cook Wilella Henley

WCTU Spring Institute Held at Charlottesville Church

The Han cock County WCTU held its Spring Institute at Charlottesville Friends church on April 9. Mrs George Scott led salutes to the flags. Mrs William Bardonner led opening singing. devotionals by Mrs Harry Cooper. Mildred Nigh and husband sang. Ethelda Stewart stood in for the secretary. D. Joe Hendrickson spoke on The Family Challenging the Community, noting urban growth and youth delinquency with car theft cautions, and citing 590 churches and 555 liquor outlets in Indianapolis.

WCTU Spring Institute Hancock County Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Charlottesville Friends Church George Scott New Palestine Union William Bardonner Harry Cooper Mildred Nigh Ripley Township Ethelda Stewart New Palestine Bardonner Iola Stafford D. Joe Hendrickson Indianapolis Indiana

This Is The World By BAYARD BAKER

Essay extols baseball as a democratic sport uniting classes and nations. It contrasts baseball with football, praises its social inclusivity, and imagines international peace through an global league while noting historical figures and eras in lighthearted, opinionated prose.

Letter Writer Abhors Dog Edict in Town

A reader objects to a council plan to handle loose dogs and warns against dog killings. The writer cites rabies concerns, cites past dog hunts, supports humane methods, and urges humane confinement, vaccination, spaying, and local dog control measures without cruelty.

FourYearOld David Kendall Injured Falling From Porch

David Kendall age four, son of Rev. and Mrs. Robert Kendall, was injured Monday when he fell from the front porch railing into shrubbery. A shrub spike penetrated his jeans near the lower rib. He was taken to Rush Memorial Hospital for tests and observation and was reported to be improving at press time.

David Kendall Robert Kendall Rush Memorial Hospital David

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