Birth of Son to Mr and Mrs Robert Howard
Mr and Mrs Robert Howard are reported as the parents of a son born Monday at Rush Memorial hospital.
03 Aug 1956
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1956
Page
1
Mr and Mrs Robert Howard are reported as the parents of a son born Monday at Rush Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Anna Troy visiting friends near Greenfield fell and broke a bone in her foot. She received treatment at the scene and was taken to a local clinic for further care.
Lewis Lafuse of Carthage will be a guest Sunday on Everybody's Farm from 9 to 9 30 a m at Cincinnati radio station WLW. Three panelists will represent Indiana Ohio and Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kennedy and children Judy and Lynn, along with Mrs. Lena Newsom, Mrs. Mary Reiter, and Mrs. Donald Bradford and daughter Bonnell of Marion, were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Newsom at their new cabin at Lake Shriner near Columbia City from Friday to Monday.
Pvt Max Robertson phoned his parents Mr and Mrs Roy Robertson in Oceanside California to report he would ship out Tuesday for several months duty overseas at Okinawa.
Mrs Omar Heim and children Janet Heim Rowena Silver Dean Addison and Mr and Mrs Leonard Wrightsman and family spent last week at Beach Haven Monticello and returned home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Porter and Miss Norma Sipes joined the group Thursday through Saturday.
Several local fishermen spent days at Thesalon Canada on a fishing trip. Among those who motor to Thesalon were Clarence Heim Omar Heim Tubby Henley Finley Smith Lo well Brooks Tib Fitch Morgan Wyatt Knightstown Wilbur Gatewood and sons and Jack Smith. Clarence Heim Wilbur Gatewood and son Charles returned home Sunday night. The others are expected home late this week.
The Carthage Ministerial Association met at the Carthage Friends church for fellowship and a brief meeting. Rev. C. L. Davis of Fletcher Methodist church was welcomed. New officers elected include President Rev. Rex Krieg and Secretary Rev. Louis Barrett. Next meeting set for Sept. 21.
Parvel Moore entered Rush Memorial hospital Sunday evening for observation and treatment.
Mr and Mrs James Kent of Kansas City announce the birth of their daughter Katherine Ann. Mrs Kent is formerly Emily Ann Henley.
Mrs Edd Carter of near Arlington and Mrs Clara Delinger attended the funeral of Lowell Wilson of near Wilkinson. Services were held Monday afternoon at Shiloh church with burial in Asbury cemetery, Morristown.
Miss Annis Jean McDaniel daughter of Mr and Mrs Rue McDaniel is in her third week of training at Central Beauty College Indianapolis as she prepares to complete a course to become a beauty operator.
Mrs Bernard Ancil and her son visited Mrs Clarence Perisho and family at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred White. Mrs Ancil and Mrs Perisho were schoolmates.
Knightstown Junior High posts a 13 12 win over Carthage after a high scoring contest with 23 walks by Knightstown pitchers. Carthage also defeats Charlottesville 13 8 to claim league lead while Carthage junior high trounces Arlington 15 5 and Carthage falls 3 2 to Arlington in a later game. Next week’s schedule lists Carthage games at New Salem Charlottesville Mt Comfort and Greenwood in the high school league events.
Shelby County authorities and state police investigate the robbery of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Saiger, prominent farmers in the area. Seized by three gunmen entering after 10 p m, the pair were bound and the house sacked. Cash totaling 180 dollars, a 17 jewel white gold pocket watch, a cigarette lighter, shotgun shells and rifle bullets missing. several checks and a diamond stick pin and ring left behind.
Funeral services were held at Roy ster and Askren Mortuary in Indianapolis for Mrs. Georgia Bradford 61 a former Carthage resident. She died at 22 S Mount Street in Indianapolis. Survived by husband Ernest two daughters Roselynn Wolfe and Jean McKillip four grandchildren sister Mrs Lawrence McDaniel and brother Dale Green. The Bradford and McDaniel families formerly owned a department store in Carthage.
Herman Watson, who lived north of Charlottesville, died of a heart attack last Friday at his Texas home. He is survived by his mother and siblings, including a sister Mrs. Charles Webb of New Palestine. All attended the services in Texas.
Eleven Mixers Home Ec members and their children shared a pitch in at Mrs. Jonella Schnieder’s home with a social and Rush County Fair exhibits discussion. Attending the wedding were Miss Nancy Prough and Lt. C. Robert Johnson at Summitville Christian Church, both Ball State graduates. After a church reception they left for Webb Air Force Base Texas. Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sparks and other area visitors from Kokomo Green Bay Wis Indianapolis and Carthage communities.
Budget season arrives as Ripley Township Posey Township and the Town of Carthage publish their annual financial plans. Trustees and council members prepare line items, revenue projections, and spending allocations for the new fiscal year.
Green-Way overwhelmed Carthage Monday night with a four run first and a five run fifth. Mohr doubled twice and Cuskaden added one hit for Green-Way, Hanahan homered, while Stephens doubled for Carthage. Batteries Carthage Lewman Manche Green-Way Markley Mohr.
The Rev. Gerald Fleming of Nazarene church takes vacation from August 5 to 12. The Rev. Cecil Pugh of Knights Town will oversee duties during Fleming’s absence.
Mr and Mrs Gene Richmond and their young daughter moved from Knightstown to the Mrs Lillian Julian property on North Main which they recently purchased.
Steve Hardin eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur M Hardin Morristown wins the tenth Lions Cub Scout soap box coaster race twenty two cubs competed on U S 52 hill The event included a pet parade and 4 H Club exhibits in the community building Hardin's father is Arlington School principal.
Charles Morris of Wilkinson captured reserve champion and placed second in the barrow show at the National Duroc Congress in Lexington Kentucky held July 25 27. Breeders from 13 states attended the event. The February 24 pig sold for 525 dollars to W F Horrall of Pulsa Oklahoma.
Mr and Mrs Ross Tweedy returned home Sunday evening from Beaver Dam Lake where they were guests of Mrs Tweedy s sister Mrs Pearl Lykens and Mr Lykens. Mr and Mrs Jack Tweedy and family are spending this week at Beaver Dam.
Mr and Mrs Richard Goodwin of R. R. 1 Carthage welcomed a son born Wednesday.
Revival means awakening within the church restoring covenants repairing forsaken altars and renewing zeal for God. Evangelism follows revival centering on Biblical preaching and atonement through faith with prayer undergirding it.
Lowell E Wilson aged 53 of Wilkinson Route 1 died Friday at Hancock Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Hancock county and lived in Wilkinson six years. Survived by wife Gladys seven children Bertha Mae Jackson Leoné Wilson Barbara Colestock Jay Wilson Lawrence Wilson Benny and Richard at home twelve grandchildren two brothers Roscoe Wilson Greenfield Virgil Wilson Fortville. Member Beech Grove Church of the Brethren and Wilkinson Brotherhood and Sisterhood.
Indianapolis Aug 1 The early entries for the Hoosier Hundred at the Indiana State Fairgrounds on Sept 15 include Jimmy Bryan and Ed Elisian who have scored championship points in all three prior races. Also listed are Pat Flaherty Rodger Ward and Bill Cheesbourg with teams and car details noted. Tickets: box $6 reserved $5 bleacher $4.
Mrs Nelle Beher hosted the Bridge club at the Holiday Inn Cleveland with two tables in play. Guests included Mrs Hazel Chonau Mrs Gertrude Bush Mrs Mary Tweedy Mrs Mayme McCarty Mrs Grace Gurley Mrs Willella Henley Mrs Opal Moore and the hostess.
Indiana high school bands from 47 counties prepare for the State Fair contest on Thursday August 30 at 8 00 am CST. Bands march 132 yards past 15 000 spectators toward the finish within 2 1 2 minutes with $760 in cash prizes to the winners and all participants receiving certificates. The event is free with seating on a first come basis and bands travel by chartered bus arriving Thursday morning.
Texan pop star Pat Boone will headline at the Indiana State Fair Coliseum on August 30 and 31 at 8 p m with The McGuffey Sisters Mills Brothers and Jan Garber Orchestra. Boone 22 from Denton Texas is a network radio TV regular and is the great great great grandson of Daniel Boone. He stands six feet tall weighs 182 pounds with brown hair and eyes. He was born Charles Eugene Boone and known as Pat since birth.
Indianapolis Hoosier Scouts will crusade for traffic safety in August across Indiana. Scouts will pass out thousands of safety handouts urging motorists and pedestrians to adopt the C for Courtesy salute. The statewide effort emphasizes patience and courtesy on crowded streets and highways during the Highway Courtesy month.
Henry L. Stinger suffered a serious cut to the fingers of his right hand while working in his shop at his residence on Monday. He was treated for the injury and is expected to recover.
Cincinnati couple Mr and Mrs Clyde Tatman stayed with Mrs Tatman’s sister Mrs Luther Hull in Cincinnati while Mr and Mrs David Hull joined for Sunday dinner. George and Mrs Roland of Clarksville Tennessee spent last week visiting and returned Monday. Dale Sipe and daughter Joyce of Knightstown were guests of the Jacksons Monday evening. Lon McCorkle hosted Sunday visitors Herman Brock and Katharine Wilkinson of Indianapolis. Tom Hart and family of Brittan Connecticut arrived Monday for a ten day visit with Lon McCorkle and his sister. Chet Kelly of Muncie joined Sunday evening supper with Paul Clevelandide.
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