Bowling Results and Standings for 3 Man League and Mixed Doubles
Summary of 3 man league results led by Morgan Construction and Herb's Allstars with high scores by Homer Hensler 920 and R Brown 229. Mixed doubles list top teams and individual highs including Norma Edwards 455 and Fred Magee 585. Also notes Mr and Mrs Randy McClurg visiting from Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y.C
Carth-Knight
Doc’s Beg
Morgan Const
Homer Hensler
R. Brown
A. Lunsford
Gene Patterson
Mitch Ferryman
Rowland Brown
Rubicanes
Fedee
Norma Edwards
Fred Magee
Nola Patterson
Fred Mages
Paul Edwards
Max Riddle
Clyde Ruby
Norma McKain
Arminta Ruby
Fern Jackson
Scscsc
Secssi Sersesnsenesses
Carthage Larks
School Votes Contirmed on Unpaid Book Orders
School votes confirm loss of revenue from unpaid used book orders. High school staff assignments list Mary Ann Arthur as English sponsor librarian and BVIES? as vocational home economics lunch supervisor and junior sponsor Vera Compton sponsors National Honor Society Bob Edwards band director Eugene Gardner social studies and class sponsor Larry Jordan science math PE eighth grade sponsor and varsity coach Sue Land vocal music and senior sponsor Charlotte McClurg business education Dan Purtee chemistry math and senior sponsor Nancy Ruby Spanish English and Spanish club sponsor Richard Trubey industrial arts health driver education PE junior sponsor and assistant coach Robert Wright vocational agriculture science health and FFA sponsor B E Smith mathematics principal and Gloria Plank secretary treasurer Custodians Ralph McClurg and John Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Arthur
Brarian
O’dessa H. Bieschke
Vera R. Comptonies
Bob L. Edwards
Eugene R. Gardner
Larry Jordan
Sue Ann Land
Charlotte McClurg
Dan Purtee
Nancy A. Ruby
Richard D. Trubey
Robert H. Wright
B. E. Smith
Gloria L. Plank
Ralph McClurg
John Brown
Arlington Wins Independent Tourney Final Over F. and M. Oil
Arlington defeated F. and M. Oil 110 to 89 to capture the independent tournament title in Arlington Tuesday night. Parks scored 32 points, McDonald 27 for Arlington while Bass 29 and Watson 27 led the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
M. Oil
Larry Parks
Mike McDonald
Jerry Bass
Duke Watson
Franklin
Tipton
Arlington Lions Club
Arlington Club
Gary Long
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings Across States
Mrs George Edwards of Sey mour spent the week with her son Bob Edwards and family. Mr and Mrs Louis Humes visited their daughter and son in Indianapolis. Mrs Paul Scott Mrs Frank Alexander and Mrs Chester Ken nerly attended the R E M C meeting Friday at the Rushville gym. Mr and Mrs Elmer Fenner David Kuebler and Lois Alexander of Columbus visited Sunday in Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edwards
Seymour
Bob Edwards
Louis Humes
Richard Stumpf
Indianapolis
Paul Scott
Frank Alexander
Chester Kennerly
R.E.M.C
Rushville
Elmer Fenner
David Kuebler
Lois Alexander
Columbus
Louisville
Kentucky
State fair unveils largest scale model in state
The 92 foot by 26 foot scale model, housed in the Conservation Building, showcases fish and game conservation water and oil resources and all other Department facilities and programs. Live snakes moved outside to allow the new exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Fair News
Indiana Sesquicentennial Exhibit Showcases State History
A 150 year history of Indiana will be displayed in the Manufacturer's Building east end. The graphic display traces Indiana's beginnings in the early 1800s to its modern industrial and agricultural status. The Indiana Beautiful Committee and Indiana Society of Architects aid the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Sesquicentennial Commission
Indiana Beautiful
Indiana Beautiful Committee
Commission
Indiana Society of Architects
Indiana Civil War Centenary Commission seeks old letters
The Indiana Civil War Centenary Commission calls for letters diaries and manuscripts for copying at the State Fair exhibit to preserve items for the Indiana Historical Society Library owners keep the originals.
Teachers invited to Indiana State Fair Educators Day
Teachers attending Educators Day at the Indiana State Fair on Wednesday September 2 must register at two booths on the main esplanade. Ten twenty five dollar U S Savings Bonds will be awarded after the High School Bond Contest, presented by the Indiana Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Indiana Farm Bureau
Ten acts chosen for Hoosier Hootenanny free in Coliseum
Ten acts from Indianapolis Culver Military Academy and surrounding towns will perform at the Hoosier Hootenanny in the Coliseum at noon on Ladies Day August 31. The Cricketeers The Bardsmen The Quinchards The Brothers and Sisters The Swagmen The Shane Hill Trio The Circle City Singers The Highlanders The Rising Sun Singers represent local groups and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cricketeers
Bardsmen
Quinchards
The
Brothers and Sisters
Swagmen
Shane Hill
A Family Affair at the Farmer's Building
A 120 foot exhibit titled It s a Family Affair showcases Indiana Farm Bureau and affiliates working to serve farmers. Represented groups include Producers Marketing Association Hoosier Travel Service Mid West Creameries Farm Bureau Insurance IFBCA and FB Inc. Indiana Rural Youth will answer questions sign up new members and a Pet and Hobby display spotlights member projects. Rural Youth Clubs and Pet and Hobby members compete in talent contests in the air cooled auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indiana
Producers Marketing Association
Hoosier Travel Service
Mid-West Creameries
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
IFBCA
FB Inc
Indiana Rural Youth
Farmer’s Building
Rural
Magee's suspended sentence extended after revocation hearing
Richard Wayne Magee of Carthage faced a revocation review on a suspended sentence of one to ten years for concealing stolen goods. Judge William F. Marshall ordered the suspension continued on condition Magee pay medical and hospital expenses for Eldon Jackson within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wayne Magee
E. Magee
Indiana Reformatory
William F. Marshall
Carthage Area
Magee
Carthage
Marshall
Eldon Jackson
Operation of Motor Vehicles on School Grounds
School prohibits riding bicycles motor scooters motorcycles or cars on grounds. Vehicles should be brought only if necessary. Reckless operation in or near the lot may revoke school vehicle privileges. Bicycles belong in the rack. others park at east end of lot north of the building. Staff should report any incidents to Mr. McKain or Mr. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. McKain
B. E. Smith
Local Social Roundup and Visiting Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Denver Tipton spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bowers. Visitors Emanuel Little and son from Burgersville Indiana, formerly of Carthage area, came Tuesday. Elmer Fenner and son Larry and Mrs. Esta Fenner called at Shirley Brothers Irvington Hill Chapel to honor Rev. Joseph Fowler and later to pay respects to David Fowler of Indianapolis. The deceased were father and son. Kenneth Land and children vacationed with sister and family David Magee and sons in Cincinnati. Terry and Davy Magee visited briefly. Howard Linville and Gary and Waldo Stevens families of near Arlington visited Cedar Dam Park at Laurel. Mrs. Richard Harrold and daughters with Mrs. Bill Muir and Linda Harrold were business visitors in Cincinnati. Frank Hampton and family spent Sunday with Ralph Turpin in Indianapolis. Michael Zapf and Russell Roland visited Edith Batts in St Joseph Hospital Louisville. Mrs. Bates, seriously ill, is sister to Mrs. Roland and Mr. Zapf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Tipton
Homer Bowers
Herman Little
Burgersville
Indiana
Carthage
Elmer Fenner
Larry
Esta Fenner
Shirley Brothers
Irvington Hill Chapel
Joseph Fowler
Indianapolis
David Fowler
Kenneth Land
David Magee
Cincinnati
Terry
Davy Magee
Howard Linville
Gary
Waldo Stevens
Arlington
Cedar Dam Park
Laurel
Richard Harrold
Bill Muir
Linda Harrold
Frank Hampton
Ralph Turpin
Michael Zapf
Greenfield R.R
Russell Roland
Edith Batts
St. Joseph Hospital
Louisville
Kentucky
Bates
Roland
Zapf
Christ Calls Us To Be Deciders Not Drifters
A devotional meditation warns against drifting with others' beliefs and urges choosing Christ as Master. It emphasizes forming firm convictions, enduring life’s tests, and renewing loyalty to serve faithfully. The piece ends with a prayer for guidance and strength to follow Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channel Islands
Jesus
God
Christ
Local Visit Highlights and Family Reunions
Mrs Hattie Roland of Orlando Florida stays with Mr and Mrs Russell Roland and visits relatives. Russell Leisure of near Carthage attends Campbell reunion in Eaton Ohio basement of First National Bank. Albert Terhune and family visit Don Gehner and daughter Judy in Cincinnati. Jeannine Terhune and Judy Gehner, roommates at Taylor University, also visit the zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Roland
Orlando
Florida
Russell Roland
Russell Leisure
Near Carthage
First National Bank
Eaton
Ohio
Albert Terhune
Don Gehner
Judy
Cincinnati
Jeannine Terhune
Judy Gehner
Taylor University
Zoo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carth-Knight Bowling Lanes
C. Wrightsman
Rush Co
Herb’s Allstars
JIMW
Morgan Construction
Herb’s
Hot Rods
P’s
Randy McClurg
Jeffery of
Muncie
Markes McClurg
Bonne Masonry Co
Carthage Rchimneys
Med
S. E
Greenfield
Charlottesville
Guernsey
Homer
Pearl Bowers
Joe Kellum
Jim Bradley
Wayne McDaniel
Beverly Foster
Clerks
Nabisco
Sanka
REGAL
Stokely
Chuck
Zest Bath
Clorox
Orner Market
Aanzes
Larry Fenner
Sue Barrett
Brookston
Monticello
Qodey
Nashville
Tenness
Rm In
Good
Carthage Radio
Elkhart
Ind
Axley
Kemeglo
Billy Hinton
Wes
Circuit Court
Rush County
State of
Leota McCabe Kephart
Soltae
William J. Wood
Dallas Hardwick
Rush
Circuit vanArt
Robert C. Douglas
Owens Attorneys
All Drug Res
Joyce’s
Lettie’s
Knightstown
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Carthage Variety Store
Rawleigh
N. Rush Co
Robert Jordan
N. Pillsbury
Milroy
Freeport
Ill
Hannegan Christian Church
J. Russell Brown
Bessie Brown
Ralph Dennis P.O. Box
Radio — Television Service
Walnut St
Stuart Morgan
Frigidaire Appliances
Hygrade’s
Valleybrook
Oscar Mayer
Bologna
U.S. NO. 1
Carol
Crisco
Manuel's Market
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