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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1960

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Rex Edwards Family Outing at Hope Indiana

A group including Rex Edwards family and friends spent Sunday at Hope Indiana enjoying boating. Den No. 2 held a swimming party and picnic at Rushville park last Wednesday with five members present led by Denner Chuck Henley.

Rex Edwards Jeff Russell Shutt, Jr Linda Lukens Russell Shutt Fletcher Edwards Dorothy Hope Indiana den No. 2 Rushville Park Mary Joseph Clarence Henley Denner Chuck Henley

Den 3 Tops Den 1 In High School Softball Game

Den No 3 defeated Den No 1 12 to 2 at the high school field Tuesday. Rick McNabb notes the team enjoyed the game and aims to improve. Umpires were Frank Hampton and Kit Porter. den mothers Mrs. Ralph McClurg and Mrs. Alice McNabb worked first and third base.

Scout News den No. 1 den No. 3 Frank Hampton Kit Porter Ralph McClurg Alice McNabb Denner Rick McNabb

F.F.A Camping Trip to Whitewater State Park

Carthage F.F.A. Chapter traveled to Whitewater State Park on August 12 for a camping trip. The group stayed until August 14 and enjoyed fishing swimming and boating with attendees Dick Patterson Ronnie Fannin Jon Smith Tom Tucker Charlie Gatewood Eldon Jackson Gary Petry Larry Jordan and Mr and Mrs Jerry Montgomery.

F.F

Whittier Man Visits Mother During Convalescence

Owen Gray of Whittier California spent Thursday through Monday visiting his mother Mrs. Maria Gray at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Ray and sons. Mrs Gray is convalescing from recent heart attacks. Mrs Elizabeth Levis of Howe Indiana was also a guest.

Owen Gray Whittier California Maria Gray Albert Ray and

Manuel Family Back From Month-Long California Vacation

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Manuel and their two sons returned home last Thursday after a month in California traveling via the southern route. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Walden in Berkeley for ten days and saw many sights. En route home they stopped at Yosemite National Park Yellowstone National Park and the Black Hills in South Dakota.

Lloyd Manuel California Guy Walden Berkeley Yosemite National Park Yellowstone Park Black Hills South Dakota

Rockets defeat Yankees and Pros in Midget League finale

Harold Edwards' Rockets upset league champs Yankees 9-1 then beat Craig Lafu se's Pros 5-3 in the final. Jim Zimmermann pitched both wins for the Rockets. Edwards hit a pivotal two on base triple in the final. Rockets and Pros each had five hits.

Harold Edwards Rockets Steve McClurg Yankees Craig Lafuse Jim Zimmermann J. Edwards H. Edwards Zimmerman Sullivan S. Back Craig Lefuse D. Hunt Ross

Enjoy Vacation in Harlem Montana Visit with Local Notables

Mr and Mrs John Rhoades returned last Monday from a vacation in Harlem Montana where they met Mayor and Mrs Walter Goldsmith parents of Mrs Rhoades. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Earl Rhoades visiting Yellowstone National Park Black Hills and Mount Rushmore in South Dakota. In Highmore they visited relatives Mr and Mrs Wilbert Goldsmith and Mr and Mrs Joseph Sleger.

John Rhoades Harlem Montana Walter Goldsmith Rhoades Mr. Rhoades Earl Rhoades Yellowstone National Park Black Hills Mount Rushmore South Dakota Highmore Wilbert Goldsmith Joseph Sleger

Tweedys Take Weeklong Vacation in Indiana and Michigan

Mr and Mrs Jack Tweedy and children Jay and Kimerly spent a week in northern Indiana and Michigan. They visited Mr Tweedy’s sister and family at Fort Wayne. Gray Tweedy stayed with his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Ross Tweedy.

Jack Tweedy Jay and Kimerly Indiana Michigan Mr. Tweedy Don Briggeman Ft. Wayne Gray Tweedy Ross Tweedy

Three Weeks Spent in Florida Vacation Report

James Webb and Mr and Mrs Eve Rett Webb and Mrs Louis Humes spent three weeks in Florida. They stayed four days at Daytona Beach five at Miami Beach four at Clearwater and visited Key West and Sanibel Island. En route home they called on Mrs M L Edwards and Mr Edwards in Athens Alabama.

Florida James Webb Everett Webb Louis Humes Daytona Beach Miami Beach Clearwater Key West Sanabel Humes M. L. Edwards Edwards Athens Alabama

Carthage Wins Regional Tourney Then Falls in State Semi

Carthage Merchants defeat Arlington 9 to 4 in regional final to reach state semifinals where they meet Shebco. Markley fans 10 as Carthage rips 12 hits including a homer by Plank and doubles by Magee and McCorkle. Aurora All Stars edge Ford Veading 1 0 in other regional playoff.

Carthage Carthage Merchants Arlington Shelco Shelbyville Markley Aurora All -Stars Ford Veading Connersville Merchants Pat Patterson Greenfield Shebco Plank R. Magee B. McCorkle F. Magee Parks Baker

International Wins Arlington League Crown

International stunned Shelco 1 to 0 in the Arlington Softball League final. Wood allowed three hits and no further runs after the third inning while Asher fanned 16 for Shelco. International’s lone hit came on Workman’s sixth inning single after a fourth inning walk and error.

International Shelco Carthage Arlington Workman Sharpe Workmen Wood International Wood Asher

Leave for Mackinaw City Michigan for five weeks

Mr and Mrs Otto McCarty and Mrs Ralph Pearson departed Monday for Mackinaw City Michigan. Mr and Mrs McCarty will stay five weeks while Mrs Pearson plans to return home this weekend.

Michigan Otto McCarty Ralph Pearson Mackinaw City McCarty

Birth of Boy to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Butler

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Butler of R. R. J. Carthage welcomed a baby boy born last Thursday at Hancock Memorial Hospital in Greenfield.

Kenneth Butler R. R. J. Carthage Hancock Memorial Hospital Greenfield

Mrs Don Robinson Named Bookkeeper at Carthage Shop

Mrs Don Robinson accepts the bookkeeper position at Carthage Radio and Appliance Shop formerly held by Mrs Ralph McClurg who has resigned from the post.

Don Robinson Carthage Radio and Appliance Ralph McClurg

Rush County Real Estate Booms With July Sales Near Peak

Rush County realty trade rebounded to about 483000 in July led by a 443 acre Walk er Township farm sale to an Indianapolis couple at 400 per acre. Farm transactions totaled 329000 with Rushville City deals 86000 and other property 78000. June had 128000 and July last year 233000.

Rush County Realty Walker Township Indianapolis Rushville City

Chi Rho Meeting At Christian Church

The Chi Rho group met Monday evening August 15 at the Christian Church. Members answered roll call for 12 students and 2 adults. Julie Ewing gave the lesson. Sherry McKain offered the prayer. Refreshments were served by Billie Henley and Beege Gatewood. Karen Siler was the news reporter.

Chi Rho Christian Church Sally Bush Arlene Ruby Julie Ewing Sherry McKain Billie Henley Beege Gatewood Karen Siler

Reunion date set for Jackson Township alumni gathering

The twentieth annual reunion for former students and teachers of Jackson Township schools will be held at the Jackson Township School on Sunday August 28, 1960. A 12:30 pitch-in dinner will be served and the afternoon dedicated to renewing old friendships and enjoying a good time.

Jackson Township

Rush County 1959 Farm Census Summary

The 1959 Census of Agriculture reports Rush County counted 1 366 farms with 255 010 acres. The average farm size was 186.7 acres and the average farm value, including buildings, was 66 856 dollars. Of operators 615 owned their farms, 267 leased part and rented more land, 477 were tenants. average operator age 51.3 years. There were 272 operators aged 65 or more. 1 122 farms were commercial. Copies cost 10 cents from the Bureau of the Census, Washington 25, D C.

Rush County Bureau of the Census U.S. Department of Commerce Washington D. C

Hamburger Fry Honors Carl Carson Sr Birthday

Sunday evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Carson Sr honored his birthday. Guests included Gladys Addis, Carl Carson Jr his wife and children Russell Siler family and Joyce Rhoades with son Larry. Addis shared Alaska photos from her trip.

Carl Carson Gladys Addison Alaska Carl Carson, Jr Russell Siler Joyce Rhoades Larry Carl Carson, Sr

Visitors Arrive for Extended Stay from Syracuse and Austin

Houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Winfield include Mrs. Fred Doebber and sons Tom and Jon of Syracuse New York and Mrs. J Spencer Lloyd and daughter Susan of Austin Texas. Mrs. Russell Pickett of Vevay was a guest last Friday.

Fred Doebber Tom and Jon Syracuse New York J. Spencer Lloyd Susan Austin Texas A. W. Winfield Russell Pickett Vevay

Mrs Leland Hawkins and Child Ren Visit In Muncie

Mrs Leland Hawkins and her children of Muncie were guests last Thursday of Mrs Loyal Hunt, spending the day in her home and renewing old acquaintances.

Leland Hawkins Muncie Loyal Hunt

Kindergarten Enrollment Set for September 19 1960

Carthage kindergarten enrollment is scheduled for September 19 1960 with eligibility for children whose fifth birthday falls on or before October 1960. The notice reiterates details previously published in the paper.

Carthage

Indiana building dedication for Employment Security Office

A three story modern office building west of the State Capitol was dedicated at 10:00 on August 16 and officially turned over to Richard A. Phillips, director of the Indiana Employment Security Division. The division, which moved its final administrative sections into the new structure on July 22, runs the public employment agency and unemployment insurance programs through a state-wide network. The headquarters houses Phillips and several units including tax collection from covered employers and weekly unemployment benefit payments. Lieutenant Governor Crawford F. Parker presided with remarks by Governor Harold W. Handley and Clarence A. Jackson, first director of the Division, plus introductions of officials from the State Office Building Commission and Employment Security Board.

State Capitol Richard A. Phillips Indiana Employment Security Division Public Employment Agency Phillips Crawford F. Parker Latham E. Wright, Jr First Presbyterian Church Rushville Harold W. Handley Clarence A. Jackson State Office Building Commission Employment Security Board

IU Freshmen Meet In New Castle At Westwood Club

Freshmen and parents invited to a 6 30 p m meeting Friday August 19 at Westwood Country Club New Castle to learn campus traditions curriculum and regulations and ask questions Joyce Macer chairs with Clum Bucher and Max Skirvin representing IU Alumni Office The New Castle session is part of regional alumni sponsored meetings

Indiana University Westwood Country Club New Castle Joyce Macer Audubon Rd University Clum Bucher Max Skirvin I. U

Parker Opens Fall Campaign in New Castle

Parker campaigned at Memorial Park to a large Republican turnout urging voters to question Democratic nominee Matthew Welsh on his stance toward the national platform. He attacked Welsh as hypocritical and warned the platform would lead to bankruptcy through heavy spending and welfare measures.

New Castle Ind Crawford F. Parker Matthew Welsh Parker 10Th District Henry County Mooreland Memorial Park Welsh United States

Pike to Lead 1960 Christmas Seals Campaign in Rush County

Cecil J. Pike, a Ripley Township farmer and Rush County Tuberculosis Association vice president, will chair the 54th annual Christmas Seal drive opening November 14. He leads Farm Bureau efforts and is a 4H leader. the campaign funds local TB control programs including chest clinics, school testing, X ray surveys, and health education.

Cecil J. Pike Ripley Township Rush County Tuberculosis Association Pike Christian Church At Carthage Lowell W. Hinchman Rush County Associaton

Cub Scout Den No. It Plans August Pool Party

A Cub Scout den hosts a swimming party at Rushville pool followed by a sack lunch on Wednesday August 24th.

Scout News Cub Scout den No Rushville Pool

Whitfields Vacation in Chicago With Relatives

Mr and Mrs James Whitfield and children vacationed in Chicago from Sunday to Wednesday last week joining her brother and family Mr and Mrs Wilfred Liebrandt. They toured Brookfield Zoo O Hara airport Museum of Science and Industry at Jackson Park Adler Planetarium and took a nine mile sightseeing boat ride along Lake Michigan.

Chicago James Whitfield Wilfred Liebrandt Brookfield Zoo O’hara Museum of Science and Industry Jackson Park Adler Plantarium Lake Michigan

Carthage Family Vacation Heads North

Mr and Mrs James Mosier of Carthage travel with Mr and Mrs Walter Kay and their daughter from Covington Indiana on a week long tour of Northern Michigan and Canada lasting through to their return home last Wednesday.

James Mosier Carthage Walter Kay Covington Indiana Michigan Canada

State Fair Round-Up Promises Activities for All

Indiana's 1960 State Fair opens August 31 for a nine day run with events for all ages. Visitors can view live stock cattle sheep and swine and watch two national sheep shearing contests. Carcass classes in Sheep and Swine Departments compare on foot and on the hook judging to improve meat-producing animals.

Chet Hackleman Indiana State Fair Board Hoosierland

Balloons Drift to Rural Chicken Lot Linking Picnic Sender

Glen Conoway found a small nearly deflated orange balloon in his chicken lot on a Sunday. A postcard and return card from Emerson Electric Supervisor's Picnic in St. Louis were attached, noting the event occurred August 13 and asking the finder to mail the return card to John F. Fitzgerald at 8100 Florissant Ave.

Conoways Glen Conoway Emerson Electric St. Louis John F. Fitzgerald Florissant Ave Conaway

Rush County 4H Camp Draws Over 150 Attendees

One hundred eight Rush County 4H members attended Hassmer Hill 4H Camp near Versailles with fifteen adult leaders. The program featured crafts first aid nature study swimming and recreation. Girls numbered sixty one and boys forty seven with many named participants and several adult organizers.

Rush County Hassmer Hill Versailles Rushville Linda Morgan Becky Fletcher Peggy Highlander Pamela Mohr Brenda Osborne Brenda Moorey Wanda Henderson Rita Emsweller Reta Stanley Judy Alexander Mary Julia Elliott Karen Miller Jeanne Hoeing Jane Ann Harcourt Carole Moore Ann Moore Becky Suttle Linda Boring Nancy Norris Maryann Reynolds Joan Brown Carole Norris Barbara Rogers Beth Branam Claudia Butler Barbara Greenwood Joyce Hiner Judy Gordon Christine Ritter Karen Marshall Connie Bitner Nancy McMichael Elizabeth McMichael Rita Addison Linda Harrold Mary Jane Blankenship Susan Skinner Kathy Eichlin Kathy Copeland Bonnie Jo Gatewood Diana Whitfield Judy Zimmerman Sharon K. Smith Nan Daubenspeck Mary Beth Kuhn Jean Ann Vredenburg Ann Hunter Carol Bradfield Martha Meek Sarah Daubenspeck Carole Kuhn Carolyn Beatty Janie Power Anita Myers Kathy Power Sally Bush Sharon Myers Gloria Boling Karen Siler Margie Kuhn Nancy Boring Larry Angle Hank Godby Randie McDaniel Ronnie McDaniel Richard Gordon Steve Branam Chad Earnest David Beadle Alan Snedegar Doug Norris Robert McManus Jim Peck Allen King Dennis David Whitfield Larry Mull Stephen Bitner Kenny Saxon Jackie McIntosh Louis White Donnie Power Jim Geise Dale Cox John Meek C. W. Buhler Harold Clifton, Jr Harold Campbell Ron Humphrey Lowell Wilson Kenneth Brashaber Paul Potts Eugene Eckrote Phil Mitchell C. L. Spuller

License Bureau Personnel Meet in Rushville

Seventy two persons attended a 10th District meeting for automobile license bureau managers and employees at the Durbin Hotel in Rushville. Royden C. Gilbert and other state officials discussed changes in title forms and procedures. all 20 district branches were represented and Rushville hosted with a noon luncheon.

Automobile License Bureau Durbin Rushville Royden C. Gilbert Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles 10Th District Richmond Cambridge City Hagerstown Greensburg Muncie New Castle Knightstown Middletown Shelbyville Morristown Greenfield Fortville Carthage Winchester Union City Parker Liberty Connersville Mary Joseph

Black Bear Tavern Denied Renewal in Rush County Board Vote

A 2-1 vote by the Rush County Alcoholic Beverage Board denied renewal and transfer of the Black Bear Tavern permit at Carthage. Objectors cited long running disturbances, with witnesses noting fights and noise. the tavern had previously been suspended for 30 days by the state commission.

Rush County Alcoholic Beverage Board Black Bear Carthage Mark Carr Henry County Loren Shields Rushville Odell Pitts Ollie Merrill Willard Avery Knightstown Hugh Trowbridge Merle Runion Paul Parish Center Township Runion Witneses State Alcoholic Beverage Commission Charles Woods

Hoosier Hundred entry list expands toward September race

Indianapolis August 18 The eighth Hoosier Hundred at the Indiana State Fairgrounds on September 17 grows to 10 entries with additions Bobby Grim and Elmer George. Promoter Joe Quinn has Rodger Ward Tony Bettenhausen Eddie Sachs Jim Hurtubise Johnnie Thomson Don Freeland Parnelli Jones and Jim Hemmings already listed. Tickets are on sale with box seats six dollars grand stand five and bleachers four including tax.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana State Fairgrounds Bobby Grim Elmer George Speedway Indiana Joe Quinn Rodger Ward Tony Bettenhausen Eddie Sachs Jim Hurtubise Johnnie Thomson Don Freeland Parnelli Jones Jim Hemmings George Syracuse Grim Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Hunt Reunion Set for August 28 Near Carthage

The annual Hunt reunion will convene Sunday August 28 1960 at Mrs Elmer Hunt’s home west of Carthage with family and friends gathering for the event.

Hunt Elmer Hunt Carthage

Mrs. Roscoe Brown Admitted for Observation in Indianapolis

Mrs. Roscoe Brown entered Community Hospital in Indianapolis on Thursday for observation and tests.

Roscoe Brown Community Hospital Indianapolis

Campbells Take Up Residence in Florida

Mr and Mrs Alfred Campbell of Carthage R R 1 leave for Sanford Florida where they will teach this year Miss Anne Campbell their daughter will enter Gulf Park College Gulf Port Mississippi a junior college for girls

Alfred Campbell Carthage R. R Florida Sanford Anne Campbell Gulf Park College Gulf Port Mississippi Gulf Park

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