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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1967
Page
4
The area basketball teams resume play with the Raiders hosting Spiceland on Friday and traveling to Waldron on Saturday. Both games are key tests as prep for the county meet opening next Thursday. Spiceland has three wins and six losses but has defeated Straughn Morton and Arlington.
Milroy shows progress with 76-63 win over Clarksburg and 60-58 loss to Straughn. Eastern Hancock, Morristown, and Rushville loom in sectional site shifts for 1967 as Greensburg hosts, Rushville hosts eight teams, Morristown back from Franklin, and Milroy last won the tourney in 1962.
Weekend visitors at Mr and Mrs Clara Delinger included Mr and Mrs Malcolm Dearinger of Indianapolis on New Year’s Day and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Briley and Mrs Chloa Dearinger of Shelbyville with Mrs Lesta Heifner of Carthage on Monday. Louise Winters of White Sulphur Springs arrived last Tuesday for a visit with her son Mr and Mrs Robert Winters and family. James Neal and daughter were Monday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Batson in New Castle. Richard Trubey and daughters of Indianapolis were Monday supper guests of...
The article lists numerous local visits and guest appearances over Christmas and New Year. It names Mr. and Mrs. Gatewood, Hunt, Edwards, Siler, Hill, Hall, Schmidt, McCorkle, Procter, Wilson, Foster, Loyal Hunt, Bob Deckard, Culbertson, Parker Askren, Fenner, Elmer Fenner, Marion Askren, Steve Marshall, and others as visitors or hosts across Greenfield Batesville Indianapolis Nashville and surrounding areas.
Mary A Fennell of Archer Florida mother of Lucille five who has congenital glaucoma and lymph vessel malformations teaches Braille to cushion shock and aid communication. At the Birth Defects Center University of Florida Gainesville she learns with Lucille in a joint effort to adapt books into Braille.
Miss Coretta CallahanRushville and Hayden M. King Tipton named 1966 Indiana 4-H Alumni Recognition award winners. Callahan a Rush County 4-H alumna and Indianapolis teacher earned honors for leadership and service including Operation Headstart work. King a Farm Bureau field man and Purdue alum helped start a Farm House fraternity and remains active in dairy shows and county contests.
Three Indiana 4 H youth earned top honors and trips nationwide for 1966 projects. Nancy Tellman of Columbus and Terry Strueh of Evansville excelled in public speaking sponsored by Pure Oil. Dan Strahl of Greenfield earned a watch for sheep work. Tellman spoke at Gettysburg and Washington and won VFW Voice of Democracy, while Strueh spoke across Canada and led in 4 H public speaking. Strahl highlighted sheep judging and showmanship and funded college with sheep winnings.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for prayers and kindness after an accident. Also classified ad offers hoghouses hayfeeders cattle feeders and farm gates with Ralph Newkirk contact on county line road including phone number 565 5214.
One time notice lists experienced piano tuning by Holliday with the phone number 936 5772. It provides a single contact option for hire.
Linda Liggett 18 of Churu busco Indiana earned a trip to the National 4H Club Congress in Chicago as one of 18 sectional winners in the 4H Dog Care and Training program. She received a wrist watch from Ralston Purina after being named state award winner by the Cooperative Extension Service. Her pug dogs Boo Ting and Jingle Bells have earned ribbons and profits from breeding and selling puppies.
The Carthage Rand Boosters announce a sponsored supper at the School Cafeteria on January 6 before and after the Spiceland ball game. Doors open 5:30 p m. serving soup sandwiches salads pie and cake. Subscriptions due noted for Citizen renewal.
A reader and advisor offers assistance for love issues and life dissatisfaction. She invites contact at ightstown 345-9429 or visit location 1 mile east of Knightstown on U S 40. Open daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. including Sundays. 49-tf.
Wanted a ride to Rushville with hours 6 45 am to 3 pm and contact after 4 pm at 565 3548. Also wanted ladies to work apply in person at Conover Rest Home Morristown Indiana 51 4te.
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