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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1963
Page
4
Records show high team scores by Alexander Gravel Manuel's Market and Dunreith Grain in the February leagues. Individually C Miller tops three-game and single-game marks, with multiple clubs like Butcher F Home and Knightstown Elevator posting strong standings.
The listing shows Why Nots and Carthage Larks with scores 1882 and 659 respectively. Top men include Sherman Brown 583 John Downey 568 Clyde Ruby 528 Albert Ray 500 Paul Scott 493. Top women include Gloria Wells 456 Laura Scott 449 Betty Brooks 439 Martha Trowbridge 427 Betty Edwards 402.
Wanda McCleese serves as secretary with February 20 notes. Listing of team names and scores appears alongside contact numbers. Visitors to Mrs. Jeff Leisure include Mrs. Ertle Price Mrs. Albert Jordon and Mrs. Roy Merritt. Leisure recovering from a fall and walking with a walker.
Mrs. Howard Linville Mrs. Wm Reeves Mays Mrs Kenneth Johnson and Mrs Marvin Johnson were among those from tosh County who attended the Farm Bureau Women’s Conference at the Mural in Indianapolis on Tuesday. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Howard McCorkle were Mr and Mrs DelMonte Wagner of Arlington.
A column by Anthony J. Cascio explains how to ensure earnings are credited. Collect W-2 forms and pay stubs, keep records, and check the Social Security account every three years using form 7004. If records are wrong, visit the nearest Social Security office with W-2 statements or pay stubs for help correcting the record.
The message congratulates six band members for their efforts and rewards. It notes pride in their achievements and lists daily meal menus from February 25 through March 1 including tomato soup hot dog coney bun German potato salad and more.
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