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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1959

Page

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Community Announcements from LaRue Carter Hospital and Local Groups

On the Beat covers an entertainment program at LaRue Carter Hospital in Indianapolis with Sara Jane Hardin Sherry McKain Kathy Heim and Bruce Osborn. The Junior Young People met February 5 at the Christian Church with games songs and prayers. An Adult Skating Club will form February 15 at 2 p.m. at the Community Center. The Heart Fund Drive is led by the Carthage Literary Circle and the World Day of Prayer calls for interdenominational observance on February 13 at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian Church.

Sara Jane Phillip Hardin Sherry McKain Kathy Heim Bruce Osborn LaRue Carter Hospital Indianapolis The Christian Church Jerry May Bobby Sullivan Billie Henley Carthage Literary Circle United Fund Drive

Births and Divorces in Rushville Area

Births report a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Souder at Rush Memorial Hospital. Mrs. James Geise returns home after hospital observation. Ollie Cline files for divorce from Minnie J. Cline, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment since their April 2 1938 marriage and January 16 separation.

Harold Souder R.R Rushville Rush Memorial Hospital James Geise Ollie Cline R.R. 2 Mr. Cline Minnie J. Cline

Weed free lawn by growth control and college prep

Indiana University experts predict a weed free lawn requiring mowing twice yearly due to chemical growth control. They urge high schools to boost college readiness with youths taking responsibility for continued education. Only 71 percent of top tenth Hoosier graduates from 1955 went to college. 29 percent stayed out due to money, early marriage, parental support, or job prospects.

Charles W. Hagen, Jr Indiana University Wendell W. Wright Christian W. Jung Indiana University School of Education Hoosier

Bettina Murray Pledged to Chi Omega at Indiana University

Bettina Murray of Carthage was pledged to Chi Omega during IU sorority rushing. Over 630 women participated as the campus delayed activities to welcome newcomers. Rushees must maintain at least a C average to remain eligible for pledging.

Bettina Murray Walnut Ridge Rd Carthage Indiana University Miss Murray Chi Omega Sorority I. U

Historians Plan Growth Analysis Across American Economies

Indiana University and three other universities, funded by the Ford Foundation, launch a program to systematically analyze American economic growth from rural economies to independent industrial economies.

Indiana University Ford Foundation

Nursing Classes to Start Wednesday at Red Cross Home

Red Cross announces a seven week nursing course at Carthage Community Center starting Wednesday February 18 from 1 30 to 4 00. The class meets once a week for seven weeks and is open to anyone interested in joining.

Red Cross Carthage

Planning Your High School Path for Underclassmen

An article urges freshmen to map courses to future goals to avoid late college shortfalls. It stresses early planning, consistent effort, and choosing a challenging path to maximize long term benefits.

Carthage Juniors Rally To Beat Jackson Township

Carthage juniors used a strong second half to overcome a 15-14 halftime deficit and win 35-25 over Jackson Township in the winners’ gym. Jordan scored ten and Weidner eight for Carthage while Muse led Jackson with eight. the preliminary also went to Carthage 39-9.

Carthage Jackson Township Jackson Jordan Weidner Muse

Entertainment at Center Christian Church Class

Jane and Pam Hunt David Ruby Jim Ellis Jr Ronnie Fannin and Kelley Veach provided entertainment for the Young Married People's Class at Center Christian Church with vocal and instrumental numbers.

Jane Pam Hunt David Ruby Jim Ellis Ronnie Fannin Kelley Veach Center Christian Church

Lions Club Meeting Plans Charity Drive and Movie Show

A Lions Club gathering at the Community Center discussed charity work including buying glasses for a needy Carthage student and selling brooms made by the Blind. Members plan a house to house canvas on February 16 while inviting residents to leave porch lights on. Clyde Ruby led the program with William E. Smith and Art Linkletter of Indianapolis showing Movies and 3D slides.

Lions Club Carthage Clyde Ruby William E. Smith Art Linkfeller Indianapolis

Church Attendance Report for February in Local Movements

Attendance figures from Fletcher Methodist, 180 East St, and Christian, 110 Carthage Friends, plus Nazarene, Walnut Ridge Friends, Wesleyan Methodist, and other listed churches show congregations gathering Sunday February 8. totals in the hundreds across multiple denominations. The terse OCR listing notes attendance counts for Fletcher Methodist, Christian, and Walnut Ridge Friends among others.

Fletcher Methodist East St Christian Carthage Friends Nazarene Peekeeaccur Walnut Ridge Friends Um Wesleyan Methodist

O. E. S. Names New Officers in Carthage Chapter

The Carthage Chapter No. 574 OES held its regular meeting at the Masonic Hall. Officers elected include Leone Mosier as worthy matron Donald Fancher as worthy patron Kathleen Piles associate matron Darrell Rowan associate patron Rachel King secretary Bertha Beck treasurer Catherine Liebrandt conductress Lamyra Steward associate conductress. Refreshments were served by Donald Liebrandt Fritz Patterson Gary Steward and Kenneth Land.

Carthage Masonic Hall Leone Mosier Donald Fancher Kathleen Piles Darrell Rowan Rachel King Bertha Beck Catherine Liebrandt Lamyra Steward Donald Liebrandt Fritz Patterson Gary Steward Kenneth Land

New Salem edges Carthage 65 53 on Friday night

New Salem beat Carthage 65 to 53 at Eagle hardwood to raise their record to 15-2 while Carthage drops to 6-10. Tom English led New Salem with 22 points and Danny Craft added 21 including 15 in the fourth quarter. Jack Smith and Dudley Leisure had 15 and 11 for the Raiders respectively.

New Salem Carthage Salem Raiders Tom English Danny Craft New Salem Sport English Crafts Jack Smith Dudley Leisure Richard Doughty Leisure Eagle New Palestine Naylor Geise Wilson Jim Colter Stumpf Foster Team Ti Lana Gse Re Sada

Getting Started in Farming and Local Agriculture News

Ron Gatewood’s essay On farming as a livelihood outlines cost pressures for Indiana farmers. Doane Agricultural Service urges selling low producing dairy cows this spring as beef cattle outlook improves. The Carthage chapter reports strong attendance and leadership in parliamentary procedure and district events.

Ron Gatewood Purdue University Indiana Doane Agricultural Service Dudley Leisure Purdue

Knightstown visit from Morris and Roland couples

Mr and Mrs Marion Morris and Mr and Mrs Russell Roland called on Mr and Mrs Rollie Walker in Knightstown Friday. Mrs Walker recently returned from the hospital.

Marion Morris Russell Roland Rollie Walker Knightstown Walker Hos

Jack Carr Honored by Earlham College Magazine

The Earlhamite January issue carries Jack Carr’s article evaluating his years at Earlham. Carr, a Knightstown High School and Earlham graduate, earned a Syracuse MA in psychology in 1958 and is pursuing a PhD on a Public Health Service Fellowship at Syracuse University. He argues education lies in questions, not answers, and credits Earlham with teaching how to learn and fostering inquiry. He is the son of A. J. Carr of Knightstown.

Jack Carr Earlhamite Earlham College Earlham Jack Carthage Knightstown Syracuse Carr U.S. Public Health Service Syracuse University New York A. J. Carr

Rush County Conservation Club Announces Annual Meeting

Rushville area residents are invited to the Rush County Conservation Club annual meeting at the clubhouse east of Rushville on Wednesday February 18. A 6:30 pitch-in dinner starts the evening followed by a short business session and 1959 officer elections. Tubby Toms Indianapolis outdoor writer will be principal speaker. Attendees should bring a covered dish pie or cake and their own table service. the club provides meat bread butter and coffee. All current and former members and interested neighbors are welcome.

Rush County Conservation Club Rushville Sylvester McKibbens Tubby Toms Indianapolis McKibben

Carthage PTO Hears High School Music Honors

The Carthage PTO met February 10 in the High School Gym. Harold Taylor showcased district award winners headed to the state contest at Butler University on February 21 1959 with performances by Pam Hunt Sharon Todd Jeannine Terhune Judy Kennedy and others. Twelve girls were listed as participants and refreshments followed.

Carthage Pto Joe Porter Clyde Ruby Hubert Hunt Howard Addison Harold Taylor Ball State Earlham College Butler University Pam Hunt Sharon Todd Jeannine Terhune James Ellis, Jr Judy Kennedy David Ruby Ronnie Fannin Kellis Veach Carole Carver Jeannine Terhune Karen Graff Cathy Ruby Ann Campbell Kay Patterson Shirley McCorkle Nancy Copple Carrole Carver Linda Nichols Jane Hunt Sheryl Mosier Karen Magee Marcia Leisure Clarence Heim Finley Smith

Arlington officials attend showing of John Brent in Indianapolis

Odell Pitts Principal William Freed Kenneth Land and Gary Steward of Arlington attended the play John Brent last Friday evening at the Scottish Rite Cathedral in Indianapolis.

Odell Pitts William Freed Kenneth Land Gary Steward Arlington John Brent Indianapolis

Skating Saturday at Community Center

The Community Center will be open for roller skating this Saturday evening at 7 p.m. The event invites local residents to enjoy recreational skating in a supervised setting.

Davises welcome Ricky Joe born in Greenfield hospital

Rev. and Mrs. Chester Davis are the parents of a son named Ricky Joe, weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces, born Tuesday morning at Hancock County Hospital in Greenfield.

Chester Davis Ricky Joe Hancock County Hospital Greenfield

Band Boosters Meet in Carthage February 17

The Carthage Band Boosters schedule a meeting on Tuesday night February 17 at 7 30 at the School building. Parents are urged to attend this meeting.

Carthage

Rites Held For Mrs Roy Bundy

Mrs Berniece D Bundy 70 wife of Roy D Bundy formerly of Carthage now in Cleveland Ohio died Feb 4 at her Cleveland home She was born in Elkhart Indiana a State Normal School graduate and taught in Elkhart schools She married Roy D Bundy in 1913 and is survived by two daughters Iris Ryder and Patricia Diemer four grandchildren one great grandchild and two brothers Funeral services were held Saturday at 1 pm with burial at Wakeman Ohio

Berniece D. Bundy Roy D. Bundy Carthage Cleveland Ohio Wakman

Mrs Avery Rawls Buried In Virginia

Mrs. Avery S. Rawls of Clifton Virginia formerly of Carthage died after failing health and a nursing home stay. She ran the Carthage Hotel for years and was beloved by the community. Survived by two daughters a grandson Dr Paul Gordan Jr and other relatives. Interment was in Virginia.

Avery S. Rawls Clifton Virginia Carthage Rawls Paul Gordan, Jr Carthage Friends Church

Rush County Real Estate Transfers Slip in January

Value of Rush County real estate transfers fell to about 125000 in January the lowest monthly estimate since May 1957 contrasting with 269000 for January 1958 December 1958 was 178000 Deeds processed by county recorder Isabelle Dill show about 69000 in farm property 28000 in Rushville property and 28000 in small town and suburban property Read includes transfers Earl and Grace Howard to Willard Avery Carthage Lillian R Coleman to Carl T Morrow Edgar and Nellie Gurley to Cecil and Louise Pike

Rush County Isabelle Dill Rushville

Indiana porkers win ribbons at Hoosier Spring Barrow Show

At the tenth Hoosier Spring Barrow Show 541 hogs from 39 counties competed at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Swine Barn. Leonard E. Jackson of Carthage earned multiple ribbons in crossbred Poland China and Chester White classes, including top honors in Pens of 3 Crossbred Poland China Barrows.

Indianapolis Indiana Leonard E. Jackson Carthage Poland China China Barrows Chester

Hugh Roberts Undergoes Appendectomy Surgery

Hugh Roberts underwent an appendectomy at Henry Co. Hospital Friday night.

Hugh Roberts Henry Co. Hospital

Attendance Notes From Bloomington Indiana Illinois Game

Dr George 8 McNabb Fred Parish Robert Mechain and Caleb Marsh attended the Indiana Illinois basketball game at Bloomington Monday night.

George 8. McNabb Fred Parish Robert Mechain Caleb Marsh Indiana-Ilinois Bloomington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Skating Club World Day OF Prayer H.S. Grads Office E High School the Editor’s Corner JR. High Jackson Twp Allen Russell Siler Caroll Stevens Robinson CHS Suniors Cayton Carthage High School Indiana State Teachers College Clayton North Terre Haute Kappa Delta Pi Pi Omega Pi Gary Trina Smith Freed Mrs. Alexander Pearson Sharon Lennox Garry Welch Carfield Connie Welch Lewisville Middle East Mr. Allen Europe Martin Luther Richard Wagner Johann Strauss Africa Valentines C. H.S Richmond James Ellis Steven Marshall Patty Tribby By the Way Sue Sandefur Ford Janice Jo Marcia Dean Diane Clark Frank Mrs. Clayton Carthage Juniors Ante Eneennns Howard Faneeeene Gatewood Oo Gulley Seeeeetereee Lovee BY Howard Addison Dean Ear L. Butz K. E. Beeson Indiana Crop Improvement Association Seed Certification Service Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Incorporated Corn Club Willard Patterson A. Walter Meyer Kenneth Wilson Conservation Club Roy Bundy Avery Rawls Barrow
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