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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1964

Page

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Community Center meeting to elect officers Monday night

The notice invites all members to attend a 7 30 p m meeting at the Community Center for the election of officers. It also reports Mrs Lottie Risk of Carthage has entered Hillside Haven Nursing Home at Rushville and notes several local residents recovering from hospital stays.

Lottie Risk Carthage Hillside Haven Rushville Jesse Pitts Herbert Weidner Robert Long Hospital A. J. Carr Rush Memorial Hospital James Geise Ruth E Kenneth W. Doversberger Tipton Purdue University University Hospitals Cleveland Ohio Doversberger Purdue Mississippi Roy Herkless Donald Stoten, Jr Wallace Cook Phillip Winslow Arthur Hill Louis Walter

Carthage youth jailed for theft at Indiana State Farm

Carl Barker 19 a former Carthage resident was sentenced by Judge William F Marshall to two months at the Indiana State Farm after pleading guilty to a theft charge. Barker was arrested last week by the county sheriff's department after stealing a wrist watch and a suitcase upon returning to Carthage from Virginia where he had been living.

Carl Barker Carthage William F. Marshall Indiana State Farm Barker Virginia

Methodist Christmas Program Set At Carthage Church

The public is invited to a Christmas program at Carthage Fletcher Methodist Church Tuesday December 22 at 7 30 p m. The MYF will present a Christmas pantomime with adults providing music. Rev Leonard the church minister requests the program be announced in the paper.

Carthage Fletcher Methodist Church MYF Leonard Walnut Ridge Friends Church Hartleys Melvin Hartley Melvin

Linvilles Attend Farm Bureau Convention Trip

Mr and Mrs Howard Linville of Carthage on a Hoosier Travel Service tour attended the American Farm Bureau Federation Convention in Philadelphia from December 6 to 10 after visiting Washington DC The trip was sponsored by a Farm Bureau affiliate.

Pennsylvania Howard Linville R. 2 Carthage Philadelphia American Farm Bureau Federation Hoosier Travel Service Farm Bureau Washington, D. C

East St Christian Church presents youth program and caroling

The East St Christian Church youth groups plan a program before classes Sunday morning December 20 at 9 30 a m. At 6 p m they will meet at the church to carol. Younger children stay at the church for refreshments and a gift tree. Santa is hoped to visit. Dismissal is 7 30 p m.

Christian Church East St. Christian Church

Youth receives one year sentence for park robbery

Lawrence Conley, 19, Carthage, was sentenced by Judge Wesley W. Ratliff Jr. in Henry Circuit Court to one year at the Indiana State Farm. He pleaded guilty to robbery connected with the November 11 robbery of a Seymour man in Knightstown Springs Park.

New Castle Ind Lawrence Conley Carthage Wesley W. Ratliff Jr Henry Indiana State Farm Conley Knightstown Springs Park

Stanley Family Weekend Guests Mark Knightstown Visit

Mr and Mrs John Stanley and family from Salem spent the weekend in Knightstown. Kim and Susan Stanley were overnight guests Saturday. Reta Stanley of Indianapolis was also a weekend guest of the Stanley parents.

John Stanley Salem Knightstown Kim Susan Stanley Reta Stanley Indianap Stanley Karen Graff Indianapolis Mrs Joe Graff

Lions Club Christmas Dinner and Gift Exchange Held

The Lions Club held its annual Christmas dinner at the Community Center on Monday night with 61 attendees. Frank Hampton, club president, led the meeting after the meal, as a Carthage school quartet performed and Mrs. Sue Ann Land accompanied on the piano.

Lions Club Frank Hampton Carthage School Sue Ann Land Sae Thadbing C.E.S Carthage Chanter No Order of the Fastern Star Mary Gatewood Lettie May Ann Parish Bertha Rowan

Morton tops Raiders in 61 58 upset win

Morton defeats Carthage 61 58 on Wednesday night snapping an 88 game drought. Carthage led briefly at halftime and in Q3 but Morton pulled away late after tough defense and clutch scoring. Multiple notes from CHS games and local events follow including a Christmas church program and county track plans.

Carthage Raiders Morton Carthage

Rushville patterns shape Rush County basketball tourney

Refereeing The Carthage Raiders travel to Liberty Saturday night seeking their fifth win. Morristown leads 7-1 with Nugent Guffin and Miller key players as Morristown is pegged as title favorite. Liberty and Eastern Hancock show strong records while Mays, Manilla, Milroy and New Salem compete for spots in a tough Rush County schedule.

Rush County Coaches’ and Bluebird Cafe Morristown Raymond Hay Mays Morton Carthage Raiders Liberty R-R Brookville Rushville New Salem Manilla St. Paul Laurel Milroy New Palestine Arlington Fayette Central Carthage Tourney Ae Nugent Guffin Miller Norm Morris Triton Morris‘town Hancock Lions Connersville Knightstown Bernie Miller Yellow Jackets Eastern Hancock

Mr and Mrs Gene Silver Visit Dale May Family

Mr and Mrs Gene Silver and their children spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Dale May and family, sharing time and hospitality.

Gene Silver Dale May

Carthage High School Prepares for Christmas Programs and Exams

CHS seniors take a long morning test to assess aptitudes before the holidays. The Christmas program starts at 7:30 p.m. with children meeting at 7:15. School dismisses early at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, and resumes 8:25 a.m. Monday, Jan 4.

General Telephone Expands Indiana Construction Program

General Telephone of Indiana announced a record 81.2 million dollar construction plan for 1965 to 1967, boosting plant investment by about 40 percent. The program targets expanded plant, fewer outages, and better service across northern Indiana, with 1965 set at 25.4 million, 1966 at 27.8 million, and 1967 at 28 million, plus facility upgrades in Richmond Frankton Mays Perkinsville and other exchanges.

General Telephone of Indiana R. A. Rogosch General Richmond Frankton Mays Raleigh Perkinsville Brookville West College Cor

Remember When December Memories Span Decades

Ten years ago December 17 1954 Mrs Eugene Dudley left Indianapolis by plane to join Pvt Eugene Dudley in France arriving Paris Tuesday. Other notes include Purdue alumni events, a 88th birthday celebration for Mrs Edward Miner, and local church and school community gatherings.

Eugene Dudley Indianapolis France Pvt Paris Dudley Joseph Alexander Jack Overman Kirby Jimmy Finley Smith Sonny Jim Mosier Bill Parish Globetrotter Edward Miner Fred Maxwell Knightstown G. D. Bowman New Co Elmina Parish Miner Carthage Cate Conrad Ke ‘Peer Main St

Local License Branch Manager Changes Prompted by Rush County Leader

Stella Humes was removed as Carthage License Branch Manager at the request of Rush County Chairman James Webb and the Governor’s Office. Sally Ann Windsor will take over as branch manager, with the Wind sor Drug Store housing the office. A notarized letter from Nutting confirms the change and audit date December 9 1964. The piece also notes attendance at a Jordan Conservatory program at Clowes Hall in Indianapolis.

Stella Humes James Webb Rush County Indianapolis Sally Ann Windsor William Windsor Windsor Drug Store Humes Nutting Bureau of Motor Vehicles Carthage Indiana Kenneth Rhodes Kenneth Louie Humes

Christmas Party and Gift Exchange at Beck Home

A cooperative Christmas supper and party were held Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Beck. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mosier, Mr. and Mrs. Lindley Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur McCorkle. The evening included card games.

Forrest Beck Ralph Mosier Lindley Taylor Wilbur McCorkle

Miss Mildred Henley Honored At Six OClock Dinner

Miss Mildred Henley was guest of honor at a four course dinner Friday at Miss Ruth McIlvaine's home. Attending were Miss Ruth Kizer and Miss Helen plus other young ladies in attendance.

Mildred Henley Ruth McIlvaine Ruth Kizer Helen

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Raiders County School Officials Wilkinson Gym Richard Grizzell Craig Lafuse Eastern Kit Porter Dave Dudley Jordan Dave Hunt John Rucker Raider East Hancock EEE Csis Siaakeesccrentes Barton Dudleysia Johnson Relford Landrum B. Barton Reason Aber Ois Isskeduesie Arn Etteker Ossencescee Manuel Porter -Oeck A Wie Brooks Essencesack Leveall Rites Il Secs Carthage Ou Rucker Annet Anees Enmenenen Nee Eneeeseesseeressenecees Manuel Porter Eneeteneeeren Renens Nere Ewe Eer Grizzell Nwnpedeeeeeseene Setae Loveall Strane Reer Nessemtenes Eeetrate Bloomington Hancock Central Jane Morton Schafstall Jacobs Hackworth Plummer Baney J. Kline Deboard Nigh Carson Morton Erie Rush County Fraternal Order of Police American Legion Shelbyville Greensburg Patty McCorkle Bonnie Montgomery Homer Deanna Gorman Carthage High School Janice Riley Chip General Telephone Patricia Billy Mary Lu Alexander Barbara Addison Walter Addison Donald Stoten Caroline Sue, Daughear Eee Michael Kyser Sharlee Everette Kyser Greenfield Roland Risk Mary Kyser Mooresville Ross Tweedy Darlene May Marie. Magee Dee Bradburn Louisa Bradburn Sam Burton Leonard Sullivan Waldo Draper Henry Conaway Jesse Henley Noah Leisure Harry Leisure Carroll Williams Kiwanis Club Herschel Hardin Westland School Carl Hardin Rue P. Henley Allen Nutting Anay Joyce Harrold Notary Public. Com Clowes Hall Jordan Conservatory of Music Hubert Hunt Jack Rhoades Charlottesville Donald Ruby Ralph McClarnon Joe Duke Pendleton
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