Mirella Karstens Wins City Bowling Title at Rushville Bowl
In a 77-player field for the Women's City Tournament singles at Rushville Bowl last Sunday Mirella Karstens captured first place with a 560 series actual and 632 with handicap. Martha Trowbridge took second with 594 handicap, followed by Carol Miller 593, Mary Louise Fonseth 593, Doris Kabel 586, L C Christopher 585, Janet Ball 578, Betty Levi 577, Anne Clawson 573, and Evaleah Fahrner 568. Doubles follow next Sunday with public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville Bowl
Mirella Karstens
Martha Trowbridge
Carol Miller
Mary Louise Fonseth
Doris Kabel
L. C. Cristopher
Janet Ball
Carthage PTO to Sponsor Annual Basketball Game
The Carthage P.T.O. will sponsor the parents and teachers annual basketball game Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. in the school gymnasium. A small 25 cent fee will be charged. Proceeds support future P.T.O. projects.
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Carthage P.T.O
P.T.O
Walnut Ridge Quarterly Meeting Schedule at Carthage
The Walnut Ridge Quarterly Meeting will assemble at Carthage on Saturday February 9 with Ministry and Council at 10:00 a.m. followed by worship at 11:00. A carry in dinner occurs at noon and a business meeting is set for 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Ridge
Carthage
Indiana families attend The Longest Day at Lyric Theater
Mr and Mrs Joe Porter and son Alva with Mr and Mrs Leonard Wrightsman and Mr and Mrs Omer Heim and family joined Clair Wrightsman and Miss Helen Fannin of Knightstown for a Sunday matinee showing of The Longest Day at the Lyric theater in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Porter
Alva
Leonard Wrightsman
Omer Heim
Clair Wrightsman
Helen Fannin
Knightstown
Lyric Theater
Indianapolis
Local Obituaries and Property Transfers in Carthage Area
Notices report Mrs. Lesta Heifner's major surgery at Rush Memorial Hospital and ongoing tests for Vonnie Church in Indianapolis. Other items note Mrs. David Ray convalescing at home, Mrs. Jeff Leisure returning from hospital, and Ralph Moore's discharge from Hancock County Hospital. Also recorded are several property transfers in Carthage and Rose Hill Addition including terms for parcels owned by John Whitfield, Zelma Whitfield, Jessie McGeorge, and Clair Wrightsman with named heirs and legal descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesta Heifner
Rush Memorial Hospital
Vonnie Church of
John
Zelma Whitfield
Earl
Pearl McCorkle
Henley and Clark
Carthage
Thfe
West
Jessie McGeorge
Howard L
Dorothy P. Finch
Clair Leon Wrightsman
Ronald Gene
Carla Ann Magee
Rose Hill
Carthage Adult Farmer Class Sets February Meeting
The Carthage Adult Farmer class holds its regular meeting on Wednesday night February 13 at 7 30 p m in the high school science room. Robert Winters will lead a discussion on Farm Accounting with tips on record keeping aimed at income tax time. Any interested community member is invited.
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Carthage
Robert Winters
Rush County 4 H Entomology Contest Winners Named
Larry Fenner and Carl Robbins of Carthage High School won first place team honors in the Rush County 4 H and F F A Entomology Judging Contest held Saturday morning February 2 at the Court House in Rushville. Jack McIntosh and John Hick man of Mays took second place and will join the first place team at the April 27 district contest in Blackford County. Individual placings included John Ruble 2nd Ronnie McDaniel 6th Billy Holzer 7th from Milroy Charles Jarman 8th Eugene Farthing 9th from New Salem. Ribbons were presented by Rush County Stone Company and McCorkle Stone Company. a trophy was given to the first place team by area vocational agriculture teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Fenner
Carl Robbins
Carthage High School
Rush County
Court House
Rushville
Robert Wright
Jack McIntosh
John Hickman
Mays
Kenneth Brashaber
Blackford County
Milroy
John Ruble
Ronnie McDaniel
Billy Holzer
New Salem
Charles Jarman
Eugene Farthing
Mays High School
Fred Smith
Gary Wiley
Glen Rowland
Randie McDaniel
Milroy High School
Larry Watson
Allen King
Danny Spright
Eugenene
Mays Lumber Company
Rush County Stone Company
McCorkle Stone Company
Manilla Spelling Bee Crowned Kim Tweedy Champion
Kim berlee Tweedy of Carthage won the grade school division at the fifth annual Manilla spelling bee held Monday sponsored by the local PTO. Billie Jean Henley took second in junior high and Claudia Butler finished third in high school as 18 grade school, 13 junior high, and six high school competitors battled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Tweedy
Billie Jean Henley
Manilla
P.T.O
Kimberlee Tweedy
Carthage
Sharon Heckman
St. Mary’s
Mary Jane Steward
Arlington
Max Branam
Donald Smith
Rushville
Gerald Carmony
County
Harold Dick
Donald Hedrick
Lenore Himes
Mabel Hensley
Kim
Chronicle
Claudia Butler
Claude Butler
Morristown Yellow Jackets Rout Carthage Raiders 75 60
Morristown dominated Carthage 75 60 at home, building a 35 14 lead after ten minutes and holding all quarters. Mike Jean and Jan Boring each scored 17 for Morristown while Jordan led Carthage with 20 points. Second strings lost 71 44 to Morristown Seconds, confirming a dominant night for the Morristown program.
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Morristown
Morristown Yellow Jackets
Carthage Raiders
Jordan
Raiders
Yellow Jackets
Shelby County
Mike Jean
Jan Boring
Grizzell
Weidner
Carthage
M-Town
Everhart
Nugent
RG Tags
Ae Ee Rs
Patterson
Grigehne
Sal Ss
SOT
AAR
Portete i Acasiecon
Stevens
Ecsrseee
Lange Sca
Jackson
Sataitevess
Thomas and Beyer
Carthage Musicians Win First Division at Auditions
Carthage School announces that students Dar lene Barry Larry Bush Julie Ew ing Sherry McKain Arlene Ruby and John Terhune earned first division at the Solo and Ensemble Auditions in Indianapolis on February 2. Lynn Kennedy accompanied and also won a first place medal. State auditions at Butler University are set for February 16 with potential class advancement for future contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Smith
Ira W. Hopper
Carthage School
Carthage
Arsenal Tech
Indianapolis
Darlene Barry
Larry Bush
Julie Ewing
Sherry McKain
Arlene Ruby
John Terhune
Charlottesville
Lynn Kennedy
Butler University
Carthage Raiders Upset Charlottesville Eagles 60 57
Carthage defeated Charlottesville 60 to 57 after trailing early and using sharp passing and shooting. Larry Jordan led Carthage with 26 points on 11 of 18 shooting, while Ron Weidner added 20. Charlottesville struggled against the Raiders' zone and press, with late full-court pressure barely delaying the upset.
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Charlottesville
Carthage Raiders
Charlottesville Eagles
Carthage
Larry Jordan
Ron Weidner
Raiders
Jackson
Grizzell
Joreay
Porter
Iota
Weidner
Patterson
Sty
Ecccserson
Eam
Catchamo Scisci Seccs Incest
Gardner
Bush
CHS School Updates and Activities Report
The bulletin notes a no detention policy change for rest room break time, a junior year trip eligibility rule, and composite picture rules for seniors. It covers winners at the County Spelling Bee, a junior supper before the Alquina game, Honor Society and Spanish Club activities, a cinema trip to Indianapolis, a dance sock hop, and upcoming school menu for February.
Richard Phillips Dies Monday in Rushville
Richard A. Phillips 53 Rush County Republican chairman and former director of the Indiana Employment Security Division died at 5 p.m. Monday at his Rushville home after a two year illness. A Rushville resident, he served as county clerk eight years and held multiple state posts. He was born October 15, 1909 in Orange and married Louise Seward in 1931. He was a Navy radarman in World War II and later led Indiana tax and store license divisions. Survived by widow Louise and children John, Sarah, and Deborah, with a brother Coleman Phillips. Funeral details not given.
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Richard A. Phillips
Rush County
Indiana Employment Security Division
Rushville
Mr. Phillips
Orange
William P
Mary Alice Wilson Phillips
Louise Seward
Phillips
Connersville High School
Central Normal College
Indiana University Law School
Connersville
Navy
Rush
Indiana County Clerks’ Association
Harold Handley
Indiana Intangibles
Republican Central Committee
Orange Christian Church
Orange Masonic Lodge
Knights ‘Templar
York Rite
Elks Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John Phillips
Indiana University Graduate School
Bloomington
Sarah Phillips
Indianapolis
Deborah Phillips
Coleman Phillips
Cambridge City
Driver Escapes In $400 Mishap Near Charlottesville
Ingle's southbound car skidded on roadside snow three miles south of Charlottesville, knocked over a mailbox and crashed through a fence. Trooper Kleiman assessed 400 dollars damage to Ingle's car and 25 dollars to the mailbox and fence, both owned by Ruth White. The pickup driver did not stop.
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Charlottesville
Ingle
Kleiman
Ruth White
R. R
Carthage
Rush County Extension Committee holds 1962 annual meeting
One hundred ten leaders from about 85 organizations gathered at the Durbin Hotel for the Rush County Extension Committee annual meeting. President Robert White presided. State Director Howard Diesslin and Purdue Extension’s P. K. Connelly spoke on future programs and leadership within the Extension Service.
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Rush County
Rush County Extension Committee
Durbin Hotel
Durbins
Robert White
Latham Wright
Howard Linville
Robert Meyer
Cecil Hartman
Worth Hodson
Howard Diesslin
Extension Service
Indiana
Diesslin
P. K. Connelly
Purdue
Hartwell Coons
Steve Porter
Jean Morgan
Kenneth Oldham
Stanley Boyer
Robert Berkemeier
Howard Crussel
Virginia Finney
C. L. Spuller
Rush County Agricultural Extension Program
George Miller
Youth Meeting Held Here at Carthage Friends House
The Young Friends of Walnut Ridge Quarterly Meeting met Sunday afternoon February 3 at 2 30 p m at the Carthage Friends Meeting house with about fifty attending Six churches were represented Carthage Charlottesville Greenfield Little Blue Walnut Ridge and Westland The meeting opened with organ and piano preludes by Linda Wells and Marilyn Edwards A group sing led by Carthage pastor Kenneth Shirk featured special numbers from Carthage and Charlottesville Meetings Timothy Straub Walnut Ridge pastor led a devotional on Threshold of Greatness The group enjoyed recreation led by Thelma Cooper and Rowena Holliday of Charlottesville Refreshments were served by women of the local Meeting afterward
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Young Friends of
Walnut Ridge
Carthage Friends Meeting
Carthage
Charlottesville
Greenfield
Little Blue
Westland
Linda Wells
Marilyn Edwards
Kenneth Shirk
Carthage Friends
Timothy Straub
Thelma Cooper
Rowena Holliday
Dallas County Clerk Purges Voter List With 1200 Notices
About 1 200 cards mailed from the Dallas Hardwick county clerk to purge the list of eligible voters. Notices go to those who did not vote in the May primary or November general. Cards are self explanatory just sign and mail within 30 days to reinstate registration. Those failing to respond will have their registration cancelled and must re register for the May primary. Purge aims to keep registration lists current and excludes voters registered after May who did not vote in November.
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Dallas Hardwick
Hardwick
District Sheep Extension School Held in Rushville
A district sheep extension school will meet Friday afternoon February 22 at the Rush County Fair Grounds Livestock Pavilion. John White presides. panelists include farmers from Rush Fayette Wayne and Decatur counties Henry Mayo Purdue Paul Graue Cincinnati Producers Livestock Association. A veterinarian discusses sheep diseases parasites and control. trimming tagging and docking demos will be shown. Public invited.
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Rushville
Rush County
Rush County Fair Grounds
John White
Ripley Township
Rush
Fayette
Wayne
Decatur
Henry Mayo
Purdue
Paul Graue
Cincinnati Producers Livestock Association
Pzenes
Better Business Association Meeting In Carthage
Members of the Better Business Association of Carthage met Tuesday at noon at Geise Restaurant for their February session. Parvel Moore, president, led the meeting with Mrs Clyde Ruby presenting the minutes and secretary's report. The group discussed several business matters.
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Better Business Association of Carthage
Geise
Parve] Moore
Clyde Ruby
Service Address for Pvt Rue M Henley
Rick Henley reports the service address of Pvt Rue M Henley RA 16750823 Student Co. B USASESCS Fort Gordon Georgia. The entry notes Henley is the son of Mr. and Mrs Clarence J Henley of Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Henley
Clarence J. Henley
Carthage
Rue M. Henley
Fort Gordon
Georgia
Rush County Home Demonstration Agent Ready for July Start
Mrs. Sarah Miller, newly elected Rush County Home Demonstration agent, appeared at the meeting and was introduced. She will begin duties in July after teaching Home Economics at Cross Plains High School and a brief training period with a senior agent in Delaware County. A question and answer period closed the day’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Miller
Rush County
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Vocational Agriculture Teachers of
Mrs
A. W. Winfield
Mrs. A. J. Carr
Sullivan’s Restaurant
Carr
Furnace Savings
General Account
John Brooks
Maurice Brooks
Andereon
General Fund
Furnace Fund
C.H.S
Bat
Jeannie Stapp
Billie
Ruby
Cinerama
Taco House
William H. Skinmer
Robert Eoff
Maurice Ruby
Jenny Eoff
Legion Auxiliary
Delmer Sipes
American Legion Auxiliary
Sipes
George McNabb
Kenneth Rhodes
Eugene I. Gardner
Frank Alexander
Dominican Republic
Eugene R. Gardner
Richard Phillips
Better Business Association
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