Chili Supper Planned By Ergon Sunday School Class
Ergon Sunday School Class has organized a chili supper for this Saturday at the Methodist Church new addition dining room. The Coin and Curio exhibit scheduled with the supper has been postponed to a later date. See classified for details. Fox Drive Nets Six Foxes On Saturday. Ripley Township Conservation Club event netted six foxes in two drives with about sixty participants. Roller skating is set for Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Center.
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Ergon
Methodist Church
New Addition
Ripley Township
Carthage groups announce meetings and birthday observance
The Carthage P T O meets on Tuesday February 10 at 7 30 p m in the school gym. Phillip Sattler notes his sister Mrs A V Dietz of Lawrenceburg will celebrate her birthday on Sunday February 21 Card party hosted by the Carthage Legion Auxiliary next Wednesday February 11 at 1 30 p m at the Community Center admission one dollar prizes and refreshments providedeveryone invited
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Carthage P.T.O
Phillip Sattler
A. V. Dietz
Lawrenceburg
Carthage Legion Auxiliary
Better Business Association Sets Record Shop Fees
The Better Business Association of Carthage met Tuesday noon at the Center basement. It voted to charge 50 cents per person or 75 cents per couple at all future record shops. A March project committee was appointed: Anne Gillard, Clyde Ruby and Jane Rhodes.
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Better Business Association of Carthage
Anne Gillard
Clyde Ruby
Jane Rhodes
Funeral Services for Mrs. Julia Davis Held in Anderson
Mr and Mrs William Nelson of Arlington Mrs Oliver Earnest of Carthage and Mrs Flo Hickman of Knightstown attended the funeral at Roswell Funeral Home in Anderson Monday afternoon for Mrs Julia Davis who was a niece of Mr and Mrs Earnest.
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William Nelson
Arlington
Oliver Earnest
Carthage
Flo Hickman
Knightstown
Julia Davis
Roswell
Anderson
Davis
Earnest
East St Christian Church Chi-Rho Class Forms Friendship Circle
The Chi-Rho class at East St. Christian Church met Monday at 7:00 PM in the church basement. Mrs. Ruby appointed three members to elect new officers for the next meeting. Arlene Ruby read Act 11, Susie Holmes led a prayer, and refreshments were served by Arlene Ruby and Frances Magee. Nine members and three adults attended.
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East St. Christian Church
Carthage Chapter 574 Sets Wednesday Meeting for Officer Election
The Carthage Chapter No. 574 will meet Wednesday at 7 30 D S T for officer elections. Guests visiting included the Price and Albion families from New Castle. Lorcalle Albion, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Albion, served as a page girl at the State Legislature meeting last Thursday.
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C.E.S
Carthage
D.S.T
Ertle Price
Scott Mathew
Phillip Evans
Richard Albion
New Castle
Lorcalle Albion
Notes on Music by Marcia Leisure in Carthage
The music department finished with four firsts and four seconds at Muncie. A larger group travels to Earlham College for solos with participants from Carthage led by Marcia Leisure and accompanied by staff including Pam Hunt and Jim E.
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Marcia Leisure
Old C.hls
Muncie
Earlham College
Carthage
Patty Tribby
Marcia L. Pam Hunt
Jim E
Steve Marshall
Jim Ellis
Pam H. David Ruby
Kelly V
Cathy Ruby
Anne Campbell
Nancy Copple
Marcia L
Pam H
Sharon Todd
Jeannine Terbune
Cathy R
Karen Graff
David Ruby
Jim. E
Kelly K
Ella R
Ron F
Kelly
Four Ways From The Office Volume 13 Carthage High School
Carthage High School notes seniors visit to state legislature planned with Feb 12 dates. P.T.O. hosts a program after Purdue tumbling team cancellation, featuring local student musical numbers. TB tests administered to grades 1 3 and 8. Morton Memorial junior high games at Carthage. various class room updates, scrap drive planned for Feb 14, new students and birthdays mentioned, grades report on Lincoln and Washington, and a Container Corp annual earnings summary for 1958 events.
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Teel
Rushville
P.T.O
Freed
Hedrick
Arlington
Raiders Rally Edges Morton 66 64 In Final seconds
The Carthage Raiders rallied from a 10 point deficit to beat Morton Tigers 66 64 on Tuesday night. Gatewood scored 21 and Sullivan 15 for Carthage while Frye led Morton with 21. Loss of two players by fouls hurt Carthage late in the game.
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Morton
Morton Tigers
Carthage Raiders
Raiders
Tigers
Leisure
Jack Smith
Gatewood
Sullivan
Frye
Spiceland
Carthage
Morristown
Centerville
Union City
Livingstone
Turner
Pew
Thompson
Linville Ee
Tae Teeeesereneeee
Mass purge of 1,241 voters ahead of city primary
One thousand two hundred forty one residents in six Rushville precincts face temporary removal from voter rolls as three months remain before the city primary. Total city registration drops from 4,276 to 3,035 while 1,692 outside Rushville are also purged. Reinstatement via mailed postcards ends February 12 for city voters and February 20 for county voters. Municipal elections in Rushville Carthage and Glenwood will occur later this year.
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Rushville City
Rushville
Carthage
Glenwood
Local Families Share Weekend Dinners Across Indiana
Mrs Roy Jackson and friends hosted dinners Monday with the Leisure and Jackson families. Sunday guests included the Lukens, Warrick, Stumpf, and Tur ner households along with Humes, Hisle, Heuer, and Trowbridge families. College visitors Paul Turner from Marion and Marlin Wilson from Elkhart University also joined weekend gatherings.
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Roy Jackson
Leonard Jackson
Clayton Heller
Larry Messer
Howard Leisure
Sam Gray
James Lukens
Maurice Lukens
Lukens
Lillie Warrick
Spiceland
Louis Humes
Richard Stumpf
Indianapolis
Paul Turner
Marion College
Roy Turner
Helen Hisle
Richmond
Hollis Heuer
Rushville
Robert Turner
Carlos Trowbridge
Rushvile
Hugh Trowbridge
Charles Blankenship
Merrill Louder
New Castle
Marlin Wilson
Elkhart University
Foster Wilson
Mays Chevrolet Donates Car For School Driver Training
Bill Alexander of Mays Chevrolet hands keys to a 1950 Chevrolet Sedan to Eugene B. Gardner high school driver training instructor, with Principal William Freed beside them. The donation inaugurates use of a Hunsinger Bros. car for local driver training at Carthage High School this semester. Alexander is the local sales rep. Gardner teaches driver training.
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Mays Chevrolet
Bill Alexander
Eugene BR. Gardner
William Freed
Hunsinger Bros
Mays
Chevrolet
Carthage
Alexander
Gardner
Rush County Lad Wins at Purdue
David Geise a Noble township 4H and FFA member won the Sweepstakes Ten Ears of Corn at Purdue University during Farm Science Days. Center township’s David Stanley took the Reserve Champion in Produce of Single Cross Ten Ears of Corn and earned a blue ribbon. Joyce Hiner from Center township earned the reserve champion shelled peck of single cross corn with a blue ribbon.
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Rush County
Purdue
David Geise
FFA
Noble Township
Purdue University
David
David Stanley
Center Township
Joyce Hiner
Russell Kinnett
Anderson Township
Donald Stoten, Jr
Ripley Township
Floyd Hiner
Doris Kinnett
Mike Lafuse
James Peck
Orange Township
Peck
Local Musicians High At Muncie
Fifty four eastern Indiana schools sent student musicians to Ball State Teachers College in Muncie for the north eastern division solo ensemble auditions sponsored by the Indiana Association. Students performed piano solos and ensembles, string solo and ensemble, and vocal solos or ensembles. Top ratings will qualify for a statewide contest later in spring. another audition is planned February 7 on the Ball State campus. Judges included Mack Walker, William Pelz, Cassell Grubb, Richard Jaeger, Hilmer Jacobson, Emma Jacobson, and Margaret Cecil. Notable awards: Carthage School students earned excellent and superior ratings in piano solos and vocal ensembles.
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Eastern Indiana
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Indiana Ae Association
Ball State
Mack Walker
William Pelz
Jordan College of Music
Cassell Grubb
DePauw University
Richard Jaeger
Lafayette High School
Hilmer Jacobson
Indiana State Teachers College
Emma Jacobson
Terre Haute
Margaret Cecil
Carthage School
Jane Hunt
Pam Hunt
Jeannine Terhune
Superior
Judy Kennedy
Lynn Kennedy
Getting Started in Farming A High School Essay
Ron Gatewood argues that starting a farm demands capital and land, with rental access favoring established farmers. He cautions about debt, needs for education, and the value of vocational training and college study to manage crops, machinery, and livestock for a viable livelihood. The piece outlines financing, contracts, outside work, and gradual dairy or seed ventures as paths to independence.
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Chi Rho
the Editor’s Corner
CHS
PTO
Taylor
Chsjr. High
Morton Memorial
Mr. Allen
Switzerland
Austria
Lisa Cooper
Florida
Lisa
Michael Gibson
BY the
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Linda
Mr. Freed
Shirley Kay
Dedrick
Container
Walter P. Paepcke
Container Corporation of America
Mrs
Eva Gray
Carthage Seconds
Hubert Hunt
Ron Gatewood
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