Hospital Journal Notes Local Patients and Surgeries
Mrs Albert Ray underwent major surgery at Henry County Hospital on Monday after admission Sunday. John Jordan of Carthage also had major surgery at Rush Memorial Hospital Monday. Mrs Jesse Pitts and Ruth Davis recover and visit home. Mrs Robert Jackson returns from Henry County Hospital. Mrs Fred McManus improves at Robert Long Hospital. Miss Lon McCorkle and Lesley enter Henry County and Hillside Haven Nursing Home in Rushville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ray
Henry County Hospital
Elmer Mank
Rush Memorial Hospital
John Jordan
Carthage
Jesse Pitts
Ruth Davis
Harold Davis
Robert Jackson
Fred McManus
Robert Long Hospital
Lon McCorkle
Lesley
Hillside Haven
Rushville
Funeral for Mrs Clara Bart Held in French Lick
Mrs Harold Dixon attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs Clara Bart in French Lick Indiana on Friday. Due to heavy snow she remained the weekend with Mr and Mrs F A Jackson and family in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dixon
Clara Bart
French Lick
Indiana
Dixon
F. A. Jackson
Indianapolis
Snow Blamed in Carthage Area Vehicle Crash
Obscured vision from high snow piles caused a collision south of Carthage on Wednesday morning. A pickup driven by Robert Stout from Arlington backed from a farm driveway and hit a car driven by Caleb Marsh of Carthage.
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Carthage
Robert Stout
Arlington
Caleb Marsh
Stout
Marsh
Wreck Damages Local Cars In Snowbound Collision
A two car head on crash on Charlottesville road injures Everett Webb with a leg cut. Ronnie Fannin and Jack Tipton collide while driving from Carthage, one lane blocked by heavy snow near the George Roland home. Fannin was in Mrs. Ralph McClurg’s car with Russell Siler and Everett Webb aboard. Tipton travels north to Knightstown. both vehicles sustain extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Greenfield
Charlottesville
Ronnie Fannin
Jack Tipton
George Roland
Fannin
Ralph McClurg
Russell Siler
Everett Webb
Webb
Mr. Tipton
Knightstown
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Charles E Miller at Carthage Church
A Tuesday night bridal shower at Carthage East St. Christian Church honored Mrs. Charles E Miller the former Kay Patterson. About forty guests attended at 7 30 p.m. with yellow and white decorations. Door prize went to Mrs Hugh Trowbridge and other prizes to Mrs Eldon Plank and Mrs Odell Pitts. Hostesses included Mrs Jack Maple Mrs Nick Colter Mrs Fred Sandefur Mrs Robert McCorkle Miss Bonnie Fannin and Mrs Herb Fannin all of Carthage. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage East St. Christian Church
Charles E. Miller
Kay Patterson
Hugh Trowbridge
Eldon Plank
Anderson
Odell Pitts
Carthage
Jack Maple
New Salem
Nick Colter
Indianapolis
Fred Sandefur
Robert McCorkle
Bonnie Fannin
Herb Fannin
Subscription Notice for Carthage Citizen Readers
Subscriptions must be paid in advance with expiration date shown at the top of your stamped paper. Check if your Carthage Citizen subscription is due and renew now to continue service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
State Bank of Carthage Marks 40th Anniversary in Today’s Building
The State Bank of Carthage prepares to celebrate 40 years in its current South Main Street building. Opened January 31, 1925, the 1924 structure cost about $25 000 and has since grown from a local private bank to a state bank with deposits exceeding $2 million by 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of
Carthage
State Bank of Carthage
South Main Street
Indiana
S. L. Newsom
East Mill Street
Earl Tweedy
Yeggmen
Bank
New York City
Shanks
Fifth Third National Bank
Cincinnati
Ohio
Robinson
Fletcher American Co
Mr. Cox
Fletcher Savings and Trust Co
Indianapolis
Collins
Mr. Mueller
National City Co
New York
N. C. Binford
Capitol State Bank
Greenfield
Floyd Newby
R. L. Bell
Elmer Smith
Citizens National Bank
Eric Morgan
A. L. Stage
Wayne Wallace
First National Bank
Knightstown
L. M. Sexton
Rush Co. National Bank
Robert A. Innis
Len Foster
Miles Cox
Mr. Mulbarger
American National Bank
Rushville
Clarence Haskett
Citizens Bank
Charlottesville
Bank of Carthage
Charles Henley
Samuel Bettle Hill
Henry Henley
County Tourney Reopens Saturday This Week
Rush County basketball tournament resumes after a one week snow delay with semifinals and finals set for Saturday. New Salem favored over Milroy while Carthage meets Mays in the 1:15 p.m. semifinal. Doug Linville and star players expected at full strength after an injury layoff. Last week scores: Mays 71 Arlington 50 Milroy 83 Manilla 59 New Salem 86 Morton 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Salem Peeeenneeeretesenersasenee
Seeeneneneesseeneranaaussenereeecans Carthage
Milroy Seenereeeeranasansaeus Nanrereeres
Morton Perry
Ag Arlington Peelen En
Rush County
New Salem
Milroy
Mays
Carthage
Raiders
Tigers
Mike Lafuse
Tommy Manuel
Grizzell
Jordan
Doug Linville
Brookville
Arlington
Manilla
Morton
Miss Gatewood Bride Elect Honored at Carthage Shower
Miss Bonita Gatewood bride elect of Joseph Michael Bradman was guest of honor at a personal shower hosted by Mrs. William Windsor. Senior class girls from Carthage High School attended and played bride bingo with prizes to Sally Bush Jeanie Stapp Arlene Ruby Julie Ewing Judy Marsh Patty McCorkle and Jennie Eoff. Peggy Addison won the door prize. Pink and green were the color theme for favors and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita Gatewood
Joseph Michael Bradman
William Windsor
Carthage High School
Sally Bush
Jeanie Stapp
Arlene Ruby
Julie Ewing
Judy Marsh
Patty McCorkle
Jennie Eoff
Peggy Addison
Miss Cindy Brooks Visits From Ball State Teacher’s College
Miss Cindy Brooks daughter of Mr and Mrs Noah Brooks spent the weekend here from Ball State Teacher's College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Brooks
Noah Brooks
Ball State Teacher’s College
Store Hours This Saturday At Ruby and Manuel’s
Ruby's Corner Market and Manuel's Grocery announce Saturday hours for January 23 during the county tourney. Open 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby’s Corner Market
Manuel’s Grocery Stores
Services Held for Clara Hopkins at Sterling Funeral Home
Clara Hopkins age 83 died Sunday at Pleasant Acres Nursing Home Mt. Comfort where she lived since last June. Her home was Acton Indiana. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 10 30 a m at Sterling Funeral Home. Survived by two sons Albert Hopkins Knights Town owner of Carthage Hardware and Charles Hopkins Indianapolis four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Burial was at Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hopkins
Pleasant Acres
Mt. Comfort
Acton
Indiana
Sterling Funeral Home
Albert Hopkins
Knightstown
Carthage Hardware
Charles Hopkins
Indianapolis
Carthage native Herbert White dies in California
Herbert White, longtime coach and athletic head at Los Angeles High School, died January 11 in Placerville California after a series of strokes. A Carthage High School and Earlham College graduate and brother of the late Franklin E. White, he leaves a wife Hazel a son a daughter and six grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Friends Church in Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert White
Carthage
Placerville
California
Carthage High School
Earlham College
Franklin E. White
Los Angeles High School
Hazel
The
Friends Church
Pasadena
Birth of Sharon Dawn Stoten in Rush Memorial
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stoten Jr of R. R. 2 welcomed a daughter Sharon Dawn born Friday January 15 at Rush Memorial Hospital. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stoten Sr of R. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Stoten, Jr
Sharon Dawn
Rush Memorial Hospital
Donald Stoten, Sr
R. 2
Moves Shifts in Carthage Residents
Jenny Chance two daughters and Esther Magee move from Market Street to the former Myrle Mann property on Main Street downtown in Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Chance
Esther Magee
Market St
Myrle Mann
Main St
Carthage
CHS Honor Roll and Winter Concert at CHS
The CHS honor roll lists grades 12 to 7 with A and B students, highlighting Mike Lafuse Mike Pitts Kit Porter Jessica Kline Craig Lafuse and others. The Music Department will present a Winter Concert next Thursday January 28 at 7 30 p m in the school gymnasium with junior band beginning band vocal and instrumental ensembles and the high school chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Ruby
Mike Lafuse
Mike Pitts
Kit Porter
van Overman
Mike Whitfield
Jessica Kline
Craig Lafuse
Janis Petry
John Terhune
Sharon Sammons
Darlene Barry
Dan Hunt
Dave Hunt
Sherry McKain
Diana Whitfield
James
Edwards
Rodney Bucy
Kim Lafuse
Mike Matlock
Janet Mummert
John Rhodes
Foster Wilson
Local Spelling Bee Winners Named for Rush County Event
Division 1 champion Michael McKain Division II winner Kimberlee Tweedy Division III winner Berniece Logan Division IV winner Jay Tweedy. Alternates are Mary Ann Messick Mary Patton Mike Lafuse and Freddie Joe White. Only Division 1 and two under divisions winners advance to the Manilla School spelling bee at 7:00 p.m. on Monday February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McKain
Kimberlee Tweedy
Berniece Logan
Jay Tweedy
Mary Ann Messick
Mary Patton
Mike Lafuse
Freddie Joe White
Manilla School
Snow Storm Paralyzes Indiana Towns and Roads
A severe snow storm swept into Indiana last Friday cutting travel to a crawl. Rush County saw over 12 inches with drifts up to eight feet, crippling Carthage and Blue River valley and delaying mail for days. Roadways including Westland Charlottesville Walnut Ridge remained impassable at times, two minor wrecks occurred, protests and rescues continued, and temperatures dipped to zero or below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Carthage
Blue River Valley
Middle West
Rush County
Knightstown
Frank Hampton
Somerset
Westland
Charlottesville
Walnut Ridge
Mays Carthage Banks Name New Directors and Officers
The First National Bank of Mays and the State Bank of Carthage renamed their directors and personnel at their annual meeting held Tuesday. Kenneth L. Earnest was re elected president of both banks. Mays directors include Earnest Abernathy Benner McDaniel and Lord with Abernathy as vice president and Veiles Adams Williams as cashier assistant cashier and bookkeeper. Carthage directors list Earnest Tweedy Staten Parish Dixon Web er with Tweedy as vice president Dixon as executive vice president cashier and trust officer Winfield as assistant cashier and assistant trust officer Brown Dixon Carson and May as bookkeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Morris
Robert Henley
Carthage
W. P. Henley
Charles Henley
Samuel Bettle Hill
Wm. Penn Hill
First National Bank of Knightstown
Henry Henley
Jonathan Newlin
Jesse Henley
Charles Henley, Jr
Thomas T. Newby
Edgar N. Hill
Bank of Carthage
Charles D. Newlin
C. D. Newlin
Thomas W. Henley
Thomas T. Newbey
Howard E. Henley
Walter B. Hill
Chas. D. Newlin
Ceed
Jesse A. Leisure
How E. Henley
Mable Phelps
Ed N. Hill
Mabel Hedgecock
Colorado
Fred W. Parish
Norma J. Brown
Mary H. Dixon
Marietta May
Maxine Carson
John Dillinger
State Bank
First National Bank of
Mr. Tweedy
Mr. Dixon
A. W. Winfield
M. B. May
Bessie Earnest Dies at 71 in Rushville Nursing Home
Mrs. Bessie C. Earnest 71 of R R G Rushville died 1 30 a m Wednesday in Jackson Nursing Home where she lived since September Born December 25 1893 she was a Henderson area resident and church member Survived by son Kenneth L Earnest brother John Sherman Addison and grandson Steve Earnest Funeral 2 p m Friday Wyatt Moore Memorial with viewing after 3 p m Thursday Burial Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown Graveside services follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie C. Earnest
R. R. G. Rushville
Jackson
Earnest
Henderson
Hannegan Christian Church
Henry F
Martha Hendrix Addison
Gurney T. Earnest
Kenneth L. Earnest
Rushville
John Sherman Addison
Anderson
Steve Earnest
Frank Newhouse
Edward Stockberger
Theodore Williams
Wyatt Moore
Glen Cove
Knightstown
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Batavia
Illinois
William G. Newlin
Walter R. Newlin
McGuire and Shook
Shelby Construction Co
Shelbyville
Suc
Diana Willey
Janis Perry
James Edwards
John Ewing
Richard McNabb
Lorinda Miekush
Warren Nigh
Mike Joseph
Joe Kline
Melinda Lafuse
Robert Lee
Debby Magee
Jennifer Rhodes
Mark Carson
Robert
Harvard
Bessie Earnest
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