Results from the 1966 area bowling leagues and leaders
January 1966 standings and match results from the Rush County leagues list high scores and top teams. Winter's Accounting leads the standings with strong 3 game totals, while Sherman Brown tops individual five game marks. Mixed and women divisions report top teams and players with several high game totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conlage
Rush
Beverage
Marathon Oil
K-town Elevator
Rush Co. Beverage
Carson’s Trucking
Alexander Gravel
Carthage Hardware
Laura Scott
Clair Wrightsman
Betty Brooks
Betty Ac
Clyde Ruby
Pat Patterson
Bob J
Carth-Knight
American Legion
Legion
Sherman Brown
Hugh Trowbridge
Ford Veading
Canada Dry
Goodwin Dodge
Sherman
Gene Patterson
Vernon Jackson
Autrey Lunsford
Herb Fannin
Rue’s Tavern
Morgans Coast
Ford Vending
Illis Imp. Co
Ruby’s Market
Madelyn
Norma Edwards
Martha Trowbridge
Marsh
Madelyn Brown
Marolynn Lunsford
Willis Imp. Co
Flory
Flory’s =P
First National Bank
Hochstedler Grain
Refereeing COUNTY TOURNEY Shapes the Rush County clash schedule
The 41st Annual Rush County Tournament kicks at Memorial Gym Rushville with Ma nilla Owls holding a bye into the semi finals and set to meet Milroy Morton winner. Carthage Raiders eye dark horse run with New Salem and Noble Township in the lower bracket. Referees Henshaw Barlow Showalter Heaton. Carthage Raiders beat Arlington and Spiceland to raise a 6 5 season mark with multiple double figure scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Memorial Gym
Rushville
Ma_nilla Owls
Milroy- Morton
Milroy Cardinals
Tooms
Mays
Arlington
Carthage Raiders
Raiders
Manilla
Owls
Alan Henshaw
Lynn Barlow
Robert Showalter
Marvin Heaton
Carthage
March of Dimes Urges Prenatal Care For Health of Mother and Her Baby
Vera Keane reports on the March of Dimes push for prenatal care to improve outcomes for mothers and infants. The piece cites obstacles like long waits, limited access, and the need for early regular checkups, with New York City clinics highlighted as a model for reducing delays and guiding patients through tests and labs.
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March of Dimes
New York City
Vera R. Keane
The
Maternity Center Association of New York
Hancock County Basketball Tournament Draw Sets Openers
The 1966 Hancock County Tournament draw pairs Hancock Central with Mt. Vernon and Eastern Hancock with New Palestine for opening games at Greenfield High School gym. First games start Friday at 7 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. with separate varsity and reserve contests leading to Saturday championships.
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Hancock County
Hancock Central
Mt. Vernon
J. B. Stevens
Eastern Hancock
New Palestine
Eastern
Spiceland Stingers Top Carthage In Tight 52 46 Victory
Spiceland edge Carthage 52 to 46 as Craig Lafuse led the offense and Mike Gorman added 13 points with steady ball handling. Free throws gave Spiceland an advantage 14 of 24 to 4 of 16 while field shooting favored the visitors 46.6 percent to Carthage 39.6 percent. Carthage also won the B team game 42 35.
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Carthage Raiders
Arlington
Spiceland
Raiders
Wildcats
Carthage
Mike Gorman
Jeff Hawkins
Jim Weber
PFK
Lafuse
Seereenseseesesersses
Dave Hunt
C. Lafuse
Spiceland Stingers
Craig Lafuse
Henry County
Saturday 73 Sulphur Springs 51 game score report
A brief score note records Saturday results with Sulphur Springs defeating an opponent 73 to 51. Individual scores mention Sian 81 and Morton Anderson 89, with Rushville 50 listed in the fragmentary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur Sprs
Eo En
Sian
Morton Anderson
Rushville
Services Held For Clyde Tatman of Norwood Ohio
Clyde Tatman died last Thursday at Bethesda Hospital in Cincinnati where he was a patient several days. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Union Flatrock Baptist Church south of Greensburg with burial at the church cemetery. Immediate survivors include his widow one son and two grandchildren. He was a brother in law of Mrs Luther Hull of here.
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Clyde Tatman
Norwood
Ohio
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Union Flatrock Baptist Church
Greensburg
Luther. Hull
Here
Lydia E Pinkham Tablets for midlife relief
A vintage advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham Tablets as a trusted remedy for hot flashes nervous tension and discomfort during change of life. It claims proven relief for many women and urges readers to obtain the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lettie's Beauty Shop Price List
As of January 1, 1966 Lettie's Beauty Shop lists prices for services including plain shampoo and sets at 1.75 dollars and permanent wares at 8.50 10.00 and 12.50 dollars. The shop is closed on Mondays and can be reached at phone number 565 5305.
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Lettie’s
Subscription Notice Clarifies Paper Expiration Date
The notice reminds readers to check the top of the paper for the expiration date and to keep subscriptions paid in advance. It explains that the date printed on the paper is the expiration date and urges timely renewal.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business Men’s League
Albert Ray
Target
Secret Oileans and
Fear
Kah Lasalle Carson’s Trucking
Rush County Beverage
Marathon
Mon
Vernon Oe
Eee
Ti American Ieee
Morgan Coast
Elliott
Secy
J & E Cafe
Flery’s Gift Shop
Carth-Knight Bowl
P. N. Hirsch & Co
Rhody
Vera Keane
Benenee Canir
United States
Amet
Bury
Dregett
NORD
Wwil
Morristown
Milroy Wate
Steneeees Neeeersseenen
Hancock
Morton
Arlington Rushville
WESK
Yana
Donald Stoten, Jr
Zemo
KRAFT
Indiana
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
Renault
Tom Roberts
Carthage Jewelry Store
Hancock Co. Hospital
Russell Shutt
Frigidaire Appliances
Carthage Radio
Cal
Hygrade
Oreida
Hygrade’s
Kentucky Beauty
Holly Hill
Lake Shore
Honey Bay
Manuel's Market
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