Bowling results for men and women leagues with standings
Winter's Accounting led the men with 102 and 66 and 3 games totaling 10266. Doc's Team 94 74 Marathon Oil 93 75 Rush Co Beverage 90 78 K town Elevator 88 80 Alexander Gravel 74 Carson's Trucking 67 101 Carthage Hardware 104. In the 3 man Monday league Carth Knight Bowl led with 484 553 489 2536. Rue's Tavern 1 topped the 3 games at 2583. Sherman Brown led with 959 in the Monday women’s league where Rubys Market scored 251-2449. Top individual marks include Omar 911 single game and Phil White 606 in the men’s events.
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Carson’s Trucking
Alexander Gravel
Cere Page Oy
Kiown Omar
Eeals
Phil ‘White
Phil
Bill Hickey
Tis
A. Lunsford
P. Patterson
C. Navy
R. McCorkle
Marathon Oil
Rush Co. Beverage
K-town Elevator
Carthage Hardware
Rue’s
Rue’s Tavern
Sherman Brown
Vernon
Raiders Lose Two Games Last Week
Morristown Yellow Jackets defeated Carthage 85 65 with Kevin Bass scoring 23 points and Tom John adding 18 as Carthage trailed at every quarter. Carthage also fell 78 74 to Lewisville after leading most of the game despite five CHS players finishing in double figures.
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Morristown Yellow Jackets
Raiders
Yellow Jackets
CHS
Dick Trubey
Kevin Bass
Tom John
Don Wilson
Jim Edwards
Craig Lafuse
John Rucker
Morristown
Carthage
Wilson
Jor Serene
Batton
Bock
Davis
Sata
Crosby
Beast
Eerie Ee
K. Lafuse
Lewisville
Dave Hunt
Mike Gorman
Bears
Hickman
Witham
M. Beam
S. Beam
OOTY
Ees
Ocd
Isciacinelles Te
Graham Peete
Carthage Second Team Edges Morristown Game Line
Carthage second team played a strong game but fell 39 to 36 to Morristown in a tense finish. Raiderettes led by Dan Hunt Wilson McNabb Matlock Nigh Ewing and Hampton with mixed scores as Morristown’s Bush Stout Jean Guffin Stewart Theobald Thurston Ebert Bridges paced the visitors.
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Carthage
Morristown
Raiders
Raiderettes
Dan Hunt
Wilson
McNabb
Matlock
Nigh
Ewing
Officials: w and Hinshaw score for Lewisville boys
Team led by Lewisville and Hinshaw posted a 78 point victory as officials report the scores 18 35 52 78 with standout players including w and rs for a decisive win.
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W and
Hinshaw
Team
Aee
Lewisville
Senee Ee Neesee Sen
Card of Thanks for Essie Bowling
The family of Essie Bowling expresses deep gratitude to friends neighbors and the American Legion Auxiliary for floral tributes cards and kindness during illness and death. They thank Rev Ernest Garner pallbearers Hampton Mortuary Ruth Hunt the organist and Dr George B McNabb for service. Mr and Mrs John N Stevens Mr and Mrs Carroll Stevens Mr and Mrs Robert B Hamilton Mr and Mrs Cra Jones Mr and Mrs Herb Fannin.
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Essie Bowling
American Legion Auxiliary
Bea
Ernest Garner
Hampton Mortuary
Ruth Hunt
George B. McNabb
John N. Stevens
Carroll Stevens
Robert B. Hamilton
Cra Jones
Herb Fannin
Friday Morton Triumphs Over Sulphur Springs In Roundup
In a series of high school basketball results Morton defeated Sulphur Springs 96 to 73. Mays led with 61 points and Laurel added 60 as Sandcreek posted 55 and Manilla 53. Arlington beat Lewisville 74 to 72. Eastern Hancock won 68 to Knights Town 66 against New Palestine 76, Monrovia 60. Saturday action saw New Castle 83 over Rushville 63 Milroy 76 Whitewater 65 Morton 90 Deaf School 57 New Palestine 75 over New Salem 60.
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Morton
Sulphur Springs
Mays
Laurel
Sandcreek
Manilla
Arlington
Lewisville
Eastern Hancock
Knightstown
New Palestine
Monrovia
New Castle
Rushville
Milroy
Whitewater
Deaf School
New Salem
Gratitude Note From Forrest Moore
Forrest Moore expresses appreciation for cards messages and flowers received during his hospital stay.
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Forrest Moore
Rushville and Richmond Schedule Lead Weekend Hoops Card
Rushville at Richmond and New Salem at Sandcreek headline a full Saturday slate with Arlington Burney, New Palestine Carthage Straughn Morton and other matchups. The event features SOLO ENSEMBLE contests at Ball State with 2100+ students from 68 Indiana schools competing in piano vocal and strings across 25 events. results list multiple performers and ensembles from Carthage Arlington Mays and others.
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Muncie
Ind
Ball State University
Indiana
Indiana School-Music Association
Robert Hargreaves
Ball State
Butler University
Million Mothers to Protest for March of Dimes Drive
A million American mothers plan a January protest march to support the 1966 March of Dimes effort against birth defects. Actress Jane Wyatt serves as national chairwoman, urging doorbell ringing and community actions to fund Birth Defects Centers, research, and public education to protect newborn health.
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Jane Wyatt
America
Miss Wyatt
March of Dimes
March of Dimes Birth
Stanback Arthritis Relief Cash Back Offer
An advertisement for Stanback drugs promises relief from arthritis and rheumatic pains. It offers 100 Stanback tablets or 50 Stanback powders with a refund of the purchase price if you return the product or are dissatisfied. Stanback Company, Salisbury, N C.
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Saat
Stanback Company
Salisbury, N. C
For Sale New ZE NITH portable TV as low as 399 95
Classified item offering New ZE NITH portable TVs with price 399.95. Includes contact details and notes on financing and location.
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Zenith
Carthage
Extension Dairy School Planned in Rush County
A Dairy Extension School offering three meetings in February will be held for dairymen in Rush County. Dr Will Dillon and Dr K M Weinland of Purdue will speak on reproductive anatomy, sire evaluation, and breeding program selection. Enrollment cards were mailed and the public is welcome to attend all sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Dillon
Purdue Extension Dairyman
K. M. Weinland
Purdue Extension
Rush County
D.H.I.A
Charles Ariens
Otis Willis
James McKay
Howard Ariens
Spaghetti Supper Aids Carthage High PTO Basketball Drive
Spaghetti supper hosted by the Carthage High School Junior Class will be held in the school cafeteria on Friday February 4 1966 before and after the game. Serving starts at 5 30 p m with sandwiches salads and desserts. The PTO seeks basketball players and asks contact with W H Dixon or Thomas Shields at once ahead of the Tuesday February 8 contest.
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Mike Lynch
Drake
M. Edwards
Linda Sullivan
Gulick
S. McKain
Mike McKain
Patia Whitfield
Cathy Wright
Sylvia Skillman
Broom
Skillman
Nancy Boulton
Mike Joseph
Land
Joe Terhune
Janice Blessinger
Linda Copple
Darlene Barry
Elizabeth Gross
Patricia Nolen
Linda Brown
Diana Whitfield
Kathy Smith
Dale Copple
Brass
Larry Bush
Mike Whitfield
John Terhune
Warren Nigh
Randy Nigh
van Overman
Shirley Deboard
Pam French
the Patriots
Carthage
Virginia Wells
Carthage High School
PTO
W. H. Dixon
Thomas Shields
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