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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1963
Page
3
Editorial notes from Indiana publisher Kenneth L. Rhodes opposing a new 309 billion debt limit and a host of federal programs. It questions the Moscow Peiping split, argues against Common Market tariff plans, and warns against poultry trade restrictions harming exporters.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Bush attended a Lacey family reunion Sunday at Riley Park in Greenfield. House guests were Mr and Mrs William Nelson from Arlington R R, Mr and Mrs Ralph Kirkham of South Bend. Guests at dinner were Mr and Mrs Robert Walker with Chester Cross of Rushville. Callers were Mr and Mrs Walter Hall of Mays. Visits included Mr and Mrs Maurice Brooks and son Gene and Miss Cindy Criswell of Anderson.
Long list of winners across divisions including Patton Skinner Dewees Copple McClurg Patton, Dixon Gorman Patton Blessinger Campbell Dixon Nigh Whitfield, Lafuse Pearson Barry Sullivan Matlock and others for beef, goats and swine events with champions and reserve titles noted.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Anna Brown included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Woodward of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Edwards with son Skipper of Carthage. Callers were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gilliam and children of Rushville. The weekend guest list features Mr. and Mrs. Noah Magee of Pendleton with the Odell Pitts family. Additional Saturday guests were Mr. and Mrs. David Magee with sons from Chattanooga Tennessee, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bush with son Larry at Lake Webster in northern Indiana.
Rush County High School graduates planning to enroll as freshmen at Indiana University were invited to a get acquainted meeting in New Castle. The 7:30 p.m. event at Westwood Country Club includes color slides, Q&A on courses, housing, expenses and activities. Attendees may meet William Rinne and Logan Blank from IU.
August 7 1963 Indianapolis six Gold Ladies of the Rush County Association for Mental Health will join a two day September conference at the Claypool Hotel. Mrs Ernest Beckner will moderate the 9 45 am workshop Panning for Gold Ladies Men and Teens. Local volunteers from New Castle State Hospital will present a recruitment program. Reservations through Mrs Donald Dean Rushville.
Warren and Teresa Hoover children of Mr and Mrs Charles Hoover of Indianapolis spent the weekend as guests of Mrs Ethel Collins Virginia Wells and her daughter Linda from Friday to Sunday evening in town.
A retrospective note recalls visits to Pvt Gene Richmond at Ft Leonard Wood Mo by Max and Mary Robertson and Judy Roberts from Friday to Sunday. Shifts in local life include a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Barbara Miller Stewart and the Brookville marriage of Beverly Ann Sherwood to Melvin Tebbe at St Michael Church. Real estate transfers are listed for Clark Henley addition and nearby parcels.
Mrs Russell Publow's Sunday school class picnicked at Mt Lawn with Miss Virginia McManus and Miss Jamnita King as guests. Rev Pickett hitched a trailer to his machine as youngsters traveled de luxe. Mr and Mrs George Apple stayed at the Worlds Fair in Chicago last week. D P Dunn substitutes for Fred Hill as rural mail carrier for two weeks. Miss Elizabeth Gatewood and Robert Moore attended Ringling Bros Circus in Indianapolis Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Howard Zimmerman bought the R P Whidden property on Market St Carthage and move in this week.
Forty year old Mrs. Earl Sears aged 45 died Sunday at St. Vincent's hospital Indianapolis after kidney surgery. The day before, her daughter LaVaughn wed Ewart S. Collins of Knightstown. Survivors include the husband and daughter and two sisters Mrs Wal.
In Rush County Indiana the administrator of the estate of Laura A. Reddick deceased must file claims in the Circuit Court within six months from first publication or they will be barred. The notice is signed July 30 1963 by Willard M Avery attorney and Dallas Hardwick Clerk of Court.
In Rush County Circuit Court a case involving Loudenback deceased is recorded. The respondent must file any claim within six months after the notice dated in August 1963 with cause number provided.
Notice to bidders states the Tweedy Memorial Commission will accept sealed bids for No 3 fuel oil for the Center. The Board of Directors will review proposals and award to the lowest responsible bidder.
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