Carthage Legion Auxiliary meets at Community Center
The Carthage Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting with President Rachel King leading the flag salute and preamble. Vera McNabb and Norma McKain spoke on Americanism and minutes were read. a $5 donation to the local library fund was approved and 1956 Poppy chairman Ellen Nigh was appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Legion Auxiliary
Rachel King
Vera McNabb
Norma McKain
Hilda Sandefur
Martha Clayton
Ann Gardner
Auxiliary
Indiana
Haiti
Norman McKain
Ellen Nigh
Bertha Beck
Four Ways From The Office Vol 10 Carthage High School Think
A compact four item essay from Carthage High School stressing moral action. It promotes optimism in hardship and disloyalty as self destructive, urges disagreement as growth, and links democratic education to diverse association. The piece frames violence as a weakness and celebrates personal spiritual discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flover
Hurley announces candidacy for 10th District Congress
Berry S. Hurley of Greenfield Hancock County declares his bid for the Republican nomination in the May 1956 primary. The 35 year old veteran party worker says he has connected with Republicans across all ten counties and vows an aggressive campaign to represent farmers labor veterans and business in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry S. Hurley
Greenfield
Hancock County
Congress
Hurley
Republican Party
Indiana
10Th
Farmer, Labor
Veterans
Business
Tenth District
Local families visit Dr and Mrs Hensler on Sunday
Mr and Mrs John Owen and children of Rushville and Mr and Mrs Harold Hartwell and children of Greensburg were Sunday afternoon guests of Dr and Mrs H L Hensler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Owen
Rushville
Harold Hartwell
Greensburg
H. L. Hensler
Everett Webb
James
R. H. Earnest
Anderson
Robert Henley
Hartford City
Howard E. Henley
Country Jamboree Leads Band Pride at State Line
Local page features a band spirit piece from Muncie with remarks by Band Leader Medjeski praising students and mentions of music practice, marching to state, and hometown cheer. It notes Mary Ellen McClurg and Mary Shutt in community Valentine events and lists social notes from a Dixon/Carthage area cluster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Medjeski
Mixers Home Ec Club Meeting Notes February 1956
The Mixers Home Demonstration Club met at Maxine Mann’s home near Mays on February 3 1956 led by president Joenita Schneider. Virginia Johnson gave devotions and the song of the month. Lenore Foster presented the lesson Easily Prepared Meals for Guests and shared receipts. a boiler meal was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixers Home Demonstration Club
Maxine Mann
Mays
Joenita Schneider
Virginia Johnson
Lenore Foster
Eunice Ewing
L. S. Ayres
Mary Nigh
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Carthage Citizen
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Kenneth Rhodes
Grace Porter
Carthage
Walnut Ridge
Enid Burkher
Ruby Robbins
Elsie Chappell
Africa
Friends
Albert Bohnert
Leland Hawkins
Mark
Loyall Hunt
Knightstown
God
Carthage Community
Mary Ellen McClurg
Mary Shutt
Bob Stanley
Bob
Suzanne B
Sonny
Bob Mc
Carolyn P
Gertrude
Johnny
Mr. Ballard
Marlene
Dudley L
Shirley Mc
Herman
Cliff
Waynetta
Charlottesville
Norma
Jerry
Dixie
Nancy C
Harry B
Jane M
Mixers
Ec Club
Maud Barbour
Helen Graff
Opal Moore
Friendly Circle
Mary Taylor
Gouldie Kyser
Jesse Kizer
Potomac River
Cleve Geise
Ruth White
Flossie M.corkle
Edna Kennedy
Josephine Stevens
Leone Mosier
Lestie Heifner
Ella Nelson
H.P
Chevrolet
Hunsinger Bros
Mays, Ind
Coe Inoue
Crock Apie
Clie
Public Service Company OF Indiana, Inc
Federal Land Bank Loans
Rush
Decatur National Farm Loan Association
WM. F. Smith
Sec
Treas
FIRST
Morgan Rushville
Bausback Fertilizer Co
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