Local Bowling Standings and Results Across Leagues
Winterstead and related teams top standings as Doc's Team and K town Elevator lead in Winterstone league. Highs include S Brown 574 in three games and Mary Marsh 478 in women’s series. mixed league yields Darth Knight Bowl high 1877 across three games.
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Rush Co. Beverage
Carthage Hardware
S. Brown
G. Roland
A. Lunsford
Co. Ruby
W. Jackson
Hochstedler Grain
P. N. Hirsch
Rubys’ Market
Rubys
Mary Marsh
Madalyn Brown
Arminta Ruby
Laura Scott
Marolyn Lunsford
Standings
Feie Market & E Caf Flory’s
St National Bank
Carth-Knight Bowl
P. N. Hirsch & Co
Clair Wrightsman
Jennie Chance
H’s
Poul Grang’s Sons
Garth
Knight Bowl
SEAL
Carth-Knight
Rue’s Tav
Autrey Lunsford
Gene Patterson
Vernon Jackson
Sherman Brown
Bill Wills
American Legion
Rueé’s Tavern
Goodwin Dodge
Si Goodwin Dodge
Anderson Favored To Win Sectional In Close Contests
Referee picks Anderson to win as Cadiz joins next season schedule. Rushville hosts opening round while Carthage, Arlington and Eastern Hancock vie for key wins. Milroy’s Dan Jordan joins 1000 point club with 1016 career points as Milroy eyes Saturday showdown with Greensburg.
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Dan Jordan
Milroy
Morristown
Center Grove
Franklin
Whiteland
Greensburg
Friday Muncie Burris
Rushville
Greenfield
Manilla
New Salem
Carthage
Morton
Arlington
Straughn
Mays
Triton
Eastern
Hancock
Winter fishing options and gear for the cold months
The piece guides anglers on seeking winter fishing in the Pacific Northwest or ice fishing in the North, and notes gear like Platyl monofilament and Bonnyl lines. It also highlights cold weather apparel such as insulated boots waders underwear and hand warmers as essential for steady angling during winter.
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Mitchell and Ambassadeur
Bahamas
Barracuda
Bermuda
Pompano
Palm Beach
Miami
Pacific Northwest
Garcia
Carthage Citizen Invites Readers to Regular Subscriptions
The Carthage Citizen promotes its weekly news reach and urges readers to join the regular mailing list for ongoing updates and regular delivery of local coverage.
Rushville High School Tickets and Game Rules
Season tickets at Rushville High sell for 2.50 and go on sale February 21 to 23 in the principal's office. Single-session tickets are 1 and sold at the door. Photographers must arrange with the principal. flash pictures are restricted. Objectionable banners and noise makers are banned. Carthage plays Mays at 7:00 p.m. Thursday with potential Saturday game if they win. Brotherhood Week is noted for February 2027. The Triple Trio performed February 12 at Friends Church for a District Quarterly meeting with listed members.
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Rushville
Rushville Lions
Eastern
Hancock
Carthage
Raiders
Tigers
Milroy
Morristown
Arlington
Morton
Lions
Hancock County
Manilla
New Salem
Carthage-Arlington
Rushville High School
P.S
Carthage Sends Students to State Music Contest at Butler
Carthage will be represented at the State Music Contest at Butler University this Saturday. Van Overman will play a sousaphone solo and the Barber Shop Quartet will present a vocal number.
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Carthage
Butler University
van Overman
Barber Shop Quartet
Weekend Visitors and Local Socials Reach Across Town
Mrs Olive Poston of New Castle spent a weekend with sister Mrs Gouldie Kyser. The Whitfields and McCorkles visited the Everman family in Greenwood. Stevens and Grose visited Mrs Everman and family. Lynn Kennedy from Ball State University returned home for the weekend. Anna Marie Pitts visited Dawn Windsor at Howard Windsor’s home. The Jacksons and grandson Mike visited Mrs Della Sipes in Maple Valley. Terhunes visited daughter Jeannine at Taylor University. Ray Fox family of Carmel dined with the Rolands. Guests included the Zapfs and George Rolands among others. George Pricket and Carl Arthur from Indianapolis were recent callers.
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John Whitfield
Earl McCorkle
Robert Everman Jr
Greenwood
John R. Stevens
Elizabeth Grose
Everman
Lynn Kennedy
Ball State University
Raymond Kennedy
Anna Marie Pitts
Dawn Windsor
Howard Windsor
Robert Jackson
Mike
Della Sipes
Maple Valley
Albert Terhune
Jeannine
Taylor University
Upland
Indiana
Ray Fox
Carmel
Russell Roland
Charles Zapf
Indianapolis
Virgil Roland
Card of Thanks for Ivala Pfeiffer
The family of Ivalu Pfeiffer thanks neighbors friends and relatives for sympathy floral offerings and courtesies after the passing of our sister We also thank Rev Gene Lewis pallbearers Hampton Mortuary and all who assisted in any way.
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Ivala Pfeiffer
Gene Lewis
Hampton Mortuary
Ivalu Pfeiffer
Gratitude From Russell and Goldie Roland
The Roland family thanks friends and relatives for cards letters flowers and visits during hospital stays and after returning home their kindness is deeply appreciated by Russell and Goldie Roland.
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Russell and
Goldie
Roland
Local Fire Department Help Acknowledged By Family
In gratitude the Carthage Volunteer Fire Department is thanked for aid during a house fire. The note mentions Hattie Campbell and Mr and Mrs Edward Brown plus family of Ft Wayne as weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Brown. Also referenced are visits by the Hampton family to Lina Stevenson in Springville and to John Hert and family in Bedford, with Doebber family members visiting New York relatives.
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Carthage Volunteer Fire Department
Hattie Campbell
Edward Brown
Ft. Wayne
Roscoe Brown
Frank Hampton
Lina Stevenson
Springville
John Hert
Bedford
Fred Doebber
Jon
New York
A. W. Winfield
Notice Hats Event at Community Center
Hat party set for Wednesday February 23 from 6 to 9 p m in the community center basement with tickets at 1 00 and refreshments. Sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary. No two hats alike.
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Legion Auxiliary
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Judy Zimmerman
Olive Poston
New Castle
Gouldie Kyser
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Carthage O.E.S
Community Center
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Stan
Annalee Lynch
Market St
Shelbyville
Zemo
Spinet
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Stokely
Manuel's Market
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