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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1962

Page

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Court Awards Custody and Allotment in Hood Case

In the case Connie L. Hood of Carthage versus Charles Robert Hood the court grants custody of the child to the plaintiff and directs the defendant to pay his usual military allotment to Hood as support. Mrs Mary Joseph and her son Mike move into a newly decorated apartment at the former Carthage Hotel.

Connie L. Hood Carthage Charles Robert Hood Mary Joseph Mike Arthage

Bill Tumilty Named Barber of the Month in Indiana

Bill Tumilty has been chosen Barber of the Month by the Indiana Barber College in Indianapolis. His outstanding achievement in all phases of barbering earned him the honor. Tumilty now works at the Cecil Hamilton Barber Shop in Carthage after graduating from barber school this month.

Bill Tumilty Noway Hamilton Shop Kennet Fleener Indiana Barber College Indianapolis Ind Tumilty Cecil Hamilton Carthage

Rush County 1961 divorces above state average

County records show Rush County issued 73 divorces and one annulment in 1961 while 180 marriage licenses were issued. State totals were 15 196 divorces 45 annulments and 42 261 marriage licenses, with county data supplied by the state at the county clerk's office.

Rush County

State Bank raises Surplus Account at Carthage

The State Bank of Carthage increased its Surplus Account from 75000 to 100000 dollars. This move raises the loan limit to individual borrowers and marks the second surplus increase of the same size in the last five years.

State Bank of Carthage

Kizer Couple Move Into New Carthage Home

Mr and Mrs Jesse Kizer of Carthage R A 1 have moved into a newly built residence on North Main Street in Carthage.

Jesse Kizer Carthage R. A. 1 North Main Street Carthage

Promotion Rendered for Raymond OD Robertson to Sp-4

Raymond OD Robertson RA 16686461 is promoted to Specialist Fourth. He is assigned to Headquarters Battery First Howitzer Battalion Ninth Artillery at APO 36 New York New York.

Raymond OD Robertson K/H Bn 9Th Artillery APO New York

Airman Magee Reassigned to Amarillo for Technical Training

Airman Basic Ronald W. Magee, son of Mr and Mrs William F Magee of Carthage Indiana, is reassigned from Lackland AFB Texas to Amarillo AFB Texas for technical training as an aircraft maintenance specialist. He completed the first training phase here and was chosen for the specialized course based on his interests and aptitudes. He graduated from Carthage High School.

Lackland Afb Tex Ronald W. Magee William F. Magee W. Henley Carthage Ind Amarillo Afb United States Air Force Magee Carthage High School

Rushville and Anderson Visit Highlight Weekend

Mr and Mrs Forrest Marshall and their son were Saturday guests of Mrs Walter Marshall in Rushville and visited Mrs Virginia Taylor and children in Anderson on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Sam Gray and Mrs Jim Lukens shopped in Indianapolis on Thursday.

Forrest Marshall and Walter Marshall Rushville Virginia Taylor Anderson Sam Gray Jim Lukens Indianapolis

Engaged Degana Carroll to Carl Robbins

Mr and Mrs Ed Carroll of Carthage announce the engagement of their daughter Degana to Carl Robbins son of Mr and Mrs William H Robbins of Charlottesville No date has been set for the wedding

Ed Carroll Carthage Degana Carl Robbins William H. Robbins Charlottesville

Christmas Ball Dance and Supper at Carthage High

Carthage Junior Class hosts a pre and post game supper before the Spiceland Carthage ball game on December 28 1962. Following the game a Christmas dance with Jack Morrow as DJ offers tickets 75 cents a couple and 50 cents single. Senior Rick DeWitt plans Navy service then return to Carthage.

Carthage Jack Morrow Rick DeWitt Navy Cbi Uncle Sam

Milroy Divides With Carthage In Junior High Action

Milroy split the junior high affair at Carthage on Monday night as Carthage overwhelmed Milroy juniors 46 to 13. Milroy won the freshman game 42 to 36. Milroy scorers included Wildey 4 and others with 2 or 1 points. Carthage led by Dave Hunt 9 and Rucker 7. Freshmen saw Milroy’s Jarbo Malcom Shapple 9 and Fields 7, with Lafuse 8 for Carthage.

Carthage Morton ISSC Raiders Larry Jordan Kit Porter Ron Weidner Jim Robertson Charles Cline Carthage Seconds FG TP PF Lafuse Seeneeneeneeseseee Weidner Saseeneeereeee Jordan Seeeseeeeeeevens Ellis Seecenreeeeeneeesncaes Porter Patterson Pererrrreri Ry Stevens Seeeeeeesereeees Jackson Get Cline Robertson Dukeseed Milroy Wildey Eakins Boling Lodgsdon Means Holzer Young Dave Hunt Rucker Kline Wilson Edwards Dan Hunt Mattock Brooks Jarbo Malcom Shappelle Fields Merrell Whitinger Lafuse Gorman Geise Manuel Mofield

Local Scores Roundup From Arlington to Pendleton

Friday results include Arlington 55 over Charlottesville 43 and Pendleton 90 over Knightstown 74. Saturday games saw Morristown 80 over Wilkinson 76 and Knightstown 75 over Liberty 39. Tuesday standings note Union Two 77 over Milroy 69 with other Johnson County results.

Arlington Charlottesville Brookville Rushville Chanilla St. Paul New Palestine Milroy New Salem Laurel Morristown Liberty Pendleton Knightstown Wilkinson Morton Centerville Union Two Johnson Co Sandusky Mays

Dinner honors Louis Humes at Columbia Club

Container Corporation tour bosses hosted a dinner for Louis Humes in Indianapolis with remarks on his recent retirement from the local plant. The gathering included Mrs. Ida Small who fell and broke her left leg Friday and was treated at Rush Memorial Hospital. Existing items note travel by Mr. and Mrs. Robert White to Seattle for the National Farm Bureau and Rural Youth Convention, plus attendance at a Globe Trotters vs Boston game by a local group at the Coliseum.

Container Corporation Louis Humes Columbia Club Indianapolis Seattle Rush County Rural Youth Organization White Congress Dick Henley George Roland Carl Nigh Coliseum Globe Trotters Boston

Schedule Highlights and Social Visits Across Town

Carthage meets Liberty and Southport plays Rushville as part of the schedule. Rushville travels to North Vernon. Mrs. David Hull and children visit Indianapolis with her parents due to Mrs. Long illness. Roy Miller and children from Indianapolis visit Shutt family. Mrs. Shutt visits Indianapolis. Albert Horton and Greenfield family visit Cook family. Maxine Iggs and Clara Delinger attend a gathering. Elmer Parshall of Indianapolis visits Trowbridge relatives. Robert White family dine with Mrs. Meal near Waldron. Leland Hawkins and children Mark and Carol spend Christmas at Hankins' home.

David Hull Charles Lung Indianapolis Long Roy Miller Russell Shutt Shutt Albert Horton Greenfield Nelson Cook Maxine Iggs Clara Delinger Elmer Parshall Interville Hugh Trowbridge Trowbridge Robert White Chester Meal Near Waldron Leland Hawkins Mark and Carol Sypent Stanley Hankins

Rev Frank Guyatt leaves for Chicago for divinity studies

Thirty years ago on December 16 1932 Rev and Mrs Frank Guyatt departed for Chicago where he resumes studies at the Divinity School of the University of Chicago to complete his Doctorate. Also noted Lawrence Stroup family moved to Frank Reddick property at Third and Walnut. A newborn 8½ pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Lowell Hutchinson of Arlington last Sunday evening.

Frank Guyatt Chicago Guyatt Divinity School Chicago University Lawrence Stroup Frank Reddick Third and Walnut Streets Lowell Hutchinson Arlington

Rush County Corn Show honors 1962 champions and records

At the Rush County Corn Show held December 13 to 15 1962 4H club members Joyce Hiner and Phyllis Kinnett won top corn titles with the Sweepstakes 10 ears and the Sweepstakes linear corn exhibit. Open and 4H divisions awarded multiple sweepstakes prizes while Herman Dyer Floyd Hiner and others earned several class awards. The event marked first time one farm claimed all three world championships and the soybean title was won by a local farmer for the first time in 12 years.

Rush County Clarence Dyer Joyce Hiner Floyd Hiner Center Township Phyllis Kinnett Russell Kinnett Anderson Township Clarence Arnold Union Township Jerry Winkler Posey Township John Stewart Gilman Stewart Decatur County Township Diane Stanley Center_ Township Steve Frazee Noble Township Steve Knoy Washington Township Ry Winkler Greg Barker Jeffrey Snedegar Joyce Himer Posey ‘l Don Jolliff Union Lacy Snedegar Alan Hartman Jackson Township Herman Dyer Posey Juwansaip Posey iLown Sundp Cren¢E Dyer Supwich Nelton Halterman Laurence Smith Harvey Arnold, Jr Harold Clifton, Jr Sup Joe Hodson Snedegar Lewis Lafuse Everett Stanley Cyrus Winkier Gene Knoy United

Special Speaker Edwin Allender to Speak at Carthage Church

Edwin R. Allender of Indianapolis will be guest speaker Sunday December 23 at Carthage East Street Christian Church. He is Associate Secretary for Church Life Development of the Indiana Christian Churches and focuses on Christian Education and church leadership programs. Additional education includes Butler University and the College of the Bible in Lexington.

Edwin R. Allender Indianapolis Indiana Carthage East Street Christian Church Association of the Christian Churches Butler University College of the Bible Lexington Divinity School University of Chicago Allender High Street Christian Church Akron Ohio U.S. Navy Church of Christ Sidney Association of Churches Hamilton

Hospital Roundup Reports in Carthage and Indianapolis

Mrs Beatrice Banister of Carthage released from Bartholomew County Hospital after four days for observation. Mrs John Bieschke remains at Rush Memorial Hospital in Carthage. Wilbur McCorkle returns home after major surgery at Rush Memorial. Forrest Moore back in Carthage after tests at Rush Memorial. Jimmy Zimmerman 15 undergoes major leg surgery at St Vincent Indianapolis. Everett Webb has major surgery at Rush Memorial. Mrs Fred McManus remains unchanged at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis.

Beatrice Banister Carthage Bartholomew County Hospital Columbus John Bieschke Rush Memorial Hospital Wilbur McCorkle Forrest Moore Jimmy Zimmerman Bob Zimmerman St. Vincent’s Hospital Indianapolis Everett Webb Fred McManus Robert Long Hospital Idianapolis

Arlington Firemen Name Their Officers

The Arlington Volunteer fire department held its regular meeting at the fire station. President Bob Stout presided as officers for next year were elected: Robert Williams chief Terry Wooten assistant Robert Stout president William Beckner Jr vice president Max Fancher secretary Eugene Kemple treasurer Lowell Cooley Henry Wolf directors for three years Ralph Smith Lowell Hutchinson news reporters.

Arlington Volunteer Fire Department Bob Stout Robert Williams Terry Wooten Atobert Stout William Beckner, Jr Max Fancher Eugene Kemple Lowell Cooley Henry Wolf Ralph Smith Lowell Hutchinson

Shower for Charlotte Mercer in Carthage Center

Miss Charlotte Mercer was guest of honor at a Thursday evening shower December 13, 1962 at the Carthage Community Center. Hostesses were Mrs Lyle Plank and Mrs John Bieschke. Blue and white colors dominated two gift tables and the serving table. Contests with prizes entertained guests. Serving table centered with a punch bowl silver candle holders and candles. Cake frosted in white and blue. Guests were served cake punch nuts and mints. Miss Patricia Sipes Miss Betty Harris and Mrs Hugh Trowbridge helped with serving and gifts.

Charlotte Mercer Carthage Community Center Lyle Plank John Bieschke Patricia Sipes Betty Harris Hugh Trowbridge

Christmas Socials and Visits Around town

Local families shared holiday meals and visits across Indiana towns. Harold and Ruth Davis returned from East Lawn Michigan after five days with Airman Daniel West’s family. The Sipes held their annual Christmas dinner at Knightstown Shelter House with Jacksons, Sipes and others. Multiple gatherings included Roland, Buchanan, Whitfield, McNabb families plus students from Tri State College and Purdue visiting relatives and viewing Indianapolis lights.

Harold Davis Ruth Airman Daniel L. West New Son East Lawn Michigan Russell Roland Ray Buchanan Shirley Roland Frank Hickman Lewisville Sipes Knightstown Robert Jackson Eldon Richard Jackson Mike Patricia Sipes Marvin Johnson Charles Whitfield Richard McNabb George B. McNabb Gary Siler Tri State College Angina Russell Suler Orpha Grose Greenfield Ed Roland Eugene I. Gardner Dean John Brent Worth Pitts Anna Marie Tommy Indianapolis Jane Hunt Ball State Teachers College Purdue University Glen Weber Charlottesville Weber Purdué Sharon Hunt Ball State Preachers College Lafayette John Hunt Steve Hunt

Christmas Party Adds Cheer To Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority

Mrs. Hugh Weber and Mrs. Robert Walker hosted a Christmas party for twenty three members and two inactive members of Kappa Kappa Sigma at their home. Initiation was held for Mrs. Von Harper of Carthage. Guests included several charter members. The group voted to buy gifts for needy Carthage children and held a $1 gift exchange. Prizes were awarded in bridge and canasta as refreshments circulated.

Kappa Kappa Sigma Hugh Weber Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority Robert Walker von Harper Carthage Suax Charter Mesdames Inomas Bast Raymond Acuucuy John Gordon Iu Club Ralph Pearson Donald Ruby Jack Couns Claud Pearson Weber Walker

Art Colony Christmas Party at the Carters

The Carthage Art Colony met Monday night at Mrs. Mary Carter’s home for a Christmas party and gift exchange with fourteen members present. Attendees included Mrs. Esther Leisure Miss Janie Leisure Mrs. Florence Leisure Mrs. Ruth Bowen Mrs. Myrtle Henley Mrs. Betty Skinner Miss Shelia Jones Mrs. Dorothy Judt Mrs. Helen Graff Mrs. Stella Humes Mrs. Mae Moore Mrs. Mary Taylor Mrs. Sally Windsor and Mrs. Mary Carter. The evening was social with hot Swedish Christmas bread cookies and coffee served by Mrs. Sally Windsor and Mrs. Mary Carter.

Art Colony Carthage Sally Windsor Mary Carter

Christmas Dinner Gift Exchange at Mrs Parish Home

Mrs Elmina Parish hosted a cooperative Christmas dinner and gift exchange Sunday evening. Attendees included her children grandchildren and great grandchildren plus Mr and Mrs Russell Davis of New Castle Mr and Mrs Fred Parish and Mr and Mrs Bob McKain and family of Carthage and Mr and Mrs Keith Davis and family of Greenfield.

Elmina Parish Russell Davis New Castle Fred Parish Bob McKain Carthage Keith Davis Greenfield

Friendship Class Christmas Meeting and Gift Exchange

The Methodist Friendship Class met Tuesday night at the church for a Christmas gathering with fourteen present. Mrs. Russell Roland led prayer, Henry Stenger gave devotions, and Mrs. Mable Manche took minutes and roll call. Members submitted names for cheer boxes, a gift exchange occurred, and dainty refreshments were served.

Russell Roland Henry Stenger Mable Manche

Diekbrader Christmas Party and Dinner at Carthage Center

The annual Diekbrader Christmas party and dinner drew about seventy attendees at the Carthage Community Center. A ham and turkey meal was served at 7 p.m. Santa visited with gifts for all children. Local organizers included Harold Gibson Norman Fuchs Vonnie Church Dale May and Artie Reed. Visitors joined Mrs Lola Fox and James Morris in Elwood. Lindley Taylor and family visited Indianapolis and Eastgate. Mrs Loyal Hunt spent time with her mother Mrs O M Masters in New Castle and Mrs Masters later headed to Lake Worth Florida for the winter.

Carthage Santa Claus Harold Gibson Norman Fuchs Vonnie Church Dale May Artie Reed Rays Crossing Joe Graff Lola Fox James Morris Elwood Lindley Taylor Indianapolis Taylor Logan Nelson Eastgate Loyal Hunt 0. M. Masters New Castle

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