Bowling Results Mixed League Lead District Scores and Highs
A lengthy Bowling results page lists team scores and high individual marks across leagues including Mixed, Three Man, and 3 separate standing groups. Notable totals show Four Grands and Darth Knight Bowl leading various categories with high three and single game performances by Clair Wrightsman John Jackson and Nola Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J&e & Double
Clair Oe
Margaret Doug
E Ja
Nola Patterson
Clair Wrightsman
Bob Jackson
A Ruby
Paul Doughty
Doc Hensler
Pat A
Laura Scott
Asehold
H’s
John Jackson
No- Patterson
Ee Doughty
Rue’s Tavern
Amer
Legion
Gene Patterson
Sherman Brown
Autrey Lunsford
Bill Wills
American Legion
Goodwin Dodge
Canada Dry
Morgan Constru
Ford Vending
Erma Elliott
Carth-Knight Bowl
1St National Bank
J&e Cafe
Flory’s Gift Shop
Bes Implement Co
P. N. Hirsch & Co
Rubys
Irma Elliott
Arminta Ruby
Martha Trowbridge
Flory
Ist National Bank
Carthage High School Activities and Finances Update
The article covers CHS music events with upcoming Rush County and Eastern Indiana District Choral Festivals, including plans for a Norman Luboff Choir concert, and a note on athletic finances and ticketing. It lists student awards at Ball State University, a Ripley Needletwisters 4H meeting, and notes about choir and band programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Rushville Gymnasium
Indiana
Chrysler
New Castle
Don Neven
Ball State University
Carthage High School
Norman Luboff Choir
Clowes Memorial Auditorium
Butler University
Sue Land
Bob Edward
Bob Damm
CoHs
Diana Whitfield
Linda Wells
Kathy Smith
Judy Zimmerman
Sherry McKain
Kathy Heim
Marilyn Edwards
Lorinda Mirkush
Patricia Nolen
Laura
David Whitfield
Butler Univerity
Dan Hunt
Dave Hunt
Craig Lafuse
Mike Whitfield
Coney Island
Cathy Wright
Refereeing BY RHODY and a Weekend Basketball Roundup
Carthage Raiders fell apart in the final eight minutes as nine personal fouls cost them in a close game. Gorman left early, Lafuse scored 18, and Rucker led Carthage with 9 of 19 shooting while Morristown and Brookville posted decisive wins. Other scores include Rushville over Lawrenceburg, Eastern Hancock over Bosatan, and Knightstown over Blue River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Raiders
Trubey
Raiders
Gorman
iDave Hunt
Craig Lafuse
New Palestine
Carthage
Rucker
Jimmy Edwards
Rushville
Lawrenceburg
Richmond
Sandcreek
New Salem
Clarksburg
Mays
Straughn
Morton
Hancock
Bosatan
Knightstown
Blue River
Card of Thanks for Eugene Mlekush
The family of Eugene Mlekush expresses deep appreciation for the kindness shown during difficult hours. Every gesture has helped lift a heavy load and they thank the community and may God bless you all. Also sincere thanks to friends for cards sent during hospitalization for Carl Carson Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Mlekush
Mrs Russell Siler Thanks Cards After Hospital Stay
A hospital patient thanks well wishers for cards received during the stay, signed by Mrs Russell Siler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Siler
Thank you for cards and gifts during my hospital stay
Mrs. Stanley Hawkins expresses gratitude for the many cards and gifts she received while hospitalized, noting the thoughtfulness was greatly appreciated.
In Memoriam Clarence Tuttle Two Years Since
In loving memory of Clarence Tuttle two years have passed since that sad day. He was sent to us to do a job on earth and we miss his dear presence. His memory lives on. Sadly missed by wife Louise and niece Billie Jean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Tuttle
God
Louise
Billie Jean
Arlington Player Joins 1000-Point Club and Schedule Preview
The article notes a player reaching 1 020 points after recent games, joins 20 Rush County shooters in a 1000-point club, and marks him as the fourth Arlington member. R R Byron E. Smith says the 1966-67 schedule is nearly set with an 18-game slate and nine home games. Centerville leaves the local schedule, replaced by Straughn, with several teams contacted to fill the opening. The piece also mentions a two-year home and home arrangement for a twice-seen opponent and confirms all other current teams return next season. It covers Rush County Junior High Tournament events at Morton and New Salem, including Carthage versus Mays and scheduling details for the tournament's start and championship games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Accounts
Byron E. Smith
Carthage
Centerville
Straughn
Rush County
Morton
New Salem
Mays
Ari
Hat Party at Community Center February Event
A hat party is hosted by the Legion Auxiliary at the Community Center basement on Wednesday February 23 from 6 to 9 p.m. Tickets are 1.00 each and no two hats are alike. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Carthage PTO Thanks Ballgame Helpers
The Carthage PTO expresses gratitude to players yell leaders officials halftime entertainers patrons and all others who helped make the ballgame a success. Harold Ruby Tom Mercer Harold Dixon Tom Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Pto
Harold Ruby
Tom Mercer
Harold Dixon
Tom Shields
Gratitude Messages For May N. Winfield
Many thanks to everyone that sent messages letters and flowers. The kind thoughts were greatly May N. Winfield.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carth-Knight Bowling Lanes
H's
M. We Margaret Doughty
Ther Magee
Keith
H. Fannin
K. Ray
Herb Fannin
Lunsford
Shutt
Marathon Oil
Rush Co
Alexander Gravel
Carson’s Trucking
Carthage Hardware
Aie
Mon
Vernon Eee
Vernon Jackson
Jennie Chance
Albert Ray
Alexander Gravel Rush Co. Beverage
K-town
Carson’s
Seas Bowl
N. Hirschy &" Co
Hope
Vanguards
Dunreith
B. E. Smith
Richard D. Trubey
Ripley Needletwisters 4H
Darlene Barry
Terry Deboard
Nancy Barry
Pennina Shields
Linda Sullivan
H.S.A.R
General Telephone
JeRat
Rhody
Carthage Seconds
Dragons
Morristown
Brookville
Norm Morris
Kevin Bass
Batton
Wilson
Yellow Jackets
Te Hospital
Carl Carson, Sr
Mrs
Stanley Hawkins
Arlington
Market St
Argain
O. Box
Shelbyville
May N. Winfield
Frigidaire Appliances
Carthage Radio
Cal
Hygrade
Sip
Reeve As
Johnson
Duncan Hines
Manuel's Market
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