Bowling Results Highlight Woman and Men Leagues
January bowling results show Rubys Market leading the Women’s league with high team scores and Arminta Ruby as top individual. Men’s and mixed leagues list high team totals and top scorers, including Mike Heim and Rue’s Tavern high five games. Standings feature Rubys Market and Tom’s Peanut Co. among top teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s League
Erma Elliott
Rubus’ Market
P. N. Hirsch
Carth-Knight Bowl
City Cleaners
Elliott Ol! Co
J & E Cafe
Tom’s Peanut Co
Flory’s
Betty Edwards
Jane O’neil
Doris Steurer
Judy McCorkle
Standings
Rubys
Tom’s” Peanut Co
Elliott Oil Co
Carth-Knight Bo
Sportsman League
Rue McDaniel
Morgan Const
Amer. Legion
Rue’s Tavern
Abner Motors
Ford Veading
CCA
WTI Auto
WI Auto
Mike Heim
Vernon Jackson
Dick Patterson
Herb Fannin
Ronnie Fannin
Mel McDaniel
Bill Todd
Hecary Elliott
Elliott’s Oil Co
Flory’s Gift Shop
Aners
Gene N Ch & Co
Elliott's Oil Co
le Game Oil Co
Ea H
Norma Edward
Marolynn Lunsford
Sue Lawrence
Esther Magee
John A Ruby addresses Rushville Auxiliary on education and security
Representative John A. Ruby Democrat of Carthage spoke at the Rushville American Legion Auxiliary meeting. He urged higher state funding for Indiana public schools and reform in correctional and mental health programs. He promoted local security actions and praised rehabilitation efforts under Governor Branigin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Ruby
Carthage
Rushville
American Legion Auxiliary
Indiana
Burns Ditch
Ruby
Congress
Radio Free Europe
Brangin
Indiana Port Plans and Sesquicentennial Reflections
A rush County representative highlights the proposed Port of Indiana at Burns Ditch in Porter County as a future industrial hub benefiting Hoosiers statewide. He also urges support for Indiana’s 1966 Sesquicentennial, noting growth from 1816 to 1966 and Rush County’s agricultural heritage while backing Home for Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Children’s Home funding and education contracts with local school systems.
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Indiana
Burns Ditch
Porter County
Rush County
Midwest
Ruby
Rush
Shelby
State of
State Commissioner of Health
Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Childrens Home
Representative introduces bill to recodify Soldiers and Sailors Home laws
Representative John A. Ruby of Carthage introduces House Bill No. 1123 to recodify and update the Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Children Home laws in Rush County. Senator Robert Jones of Morristown signs on as co sponsor. The measure seeks to establish a building.
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John A. Ruby
Carthage
Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Childrens Home
Rush County
Robert Jones
Morristown
Rush County Achievement Program Planned for April 2
The Rush County Annual County Achievement Program will be held Friday evening April 2 in the Rushville High School Building multipurpose room. Ivan Alexander, chairman, presided at a January 9 planning meeting in the County Extension Office. A booklet listing Rush County winners in county state and national events will be prepared and distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Rushville High School
Achievement Planning Committee
Ivan Alexander
Hoosier Youths Attend National 4H Congress in Chicago
Three Indiana 4H delegates joined more than 1,500 4H achievers at the 43rd National 4H Club Congress in Chicago. Blair Stephenson of Salem earned state dairy honors and met other winners at a dinner hosted by the Oliver Corporation. Delbert Kramer of Rushville, an automotive 4H winner, toured the International Live Stock and Dairy Show and studied safety campaigns at crossroads. Barbara Chiles of Orland, a home furnishings winner, reported substantial home improvement savings and top honors in county and district contests. Rex Wear of LaGrange, state dog care champion, received an engraved wrist watch from Roston Purina for eight years in 4H. Wear’s dogs and awards were highlighted despite his absence due to a Mexico exchange trip.
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Chicago
Cooperative Extension Service
Indiana
Blair Stephenson
Salem
Delbert Kramer
Rushville
Barbara Chiles
Orand
William J. Kramer
Conrad Hilton
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
Crossroads
Kramer
Miss Chiles
Michael Collins
S & H Foundation
Chiles
Rex Wear
Luther G. Wear
LaGrange
Ralston Purina Company
Wear
Mexico
Card of Thanks for Lewis Sweet
We express gratitude for kindness shown after the death of our father Lewis Sweet. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Sweet Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sweet Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vaught Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Sweet Linda and Bonnie Sweet.
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Lewis Sweet
Wm. Sweet
Roy Sweet
Donald Vaught
Bobby Sweet
Linda and
Bonnie Sweet
Rush County Tournament Final Game Scores
A compact record of final-round results from 1925 to 1964 listing winning and losing teams with scores. Notable repeatedly appears New Salem Morton Arlington Carthage Milroy and Mays across decades with multiple finals and close margins.
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Rush County Tourney
Milroy
Moscow
Morton
Carthage
New Salem
Manilla
Raleigh
Arlington
Mays
Committees Named for Event Arrangements and Program
A series of committees were named to complete event arrangements and the program. The program committee includes Raymond Forkner as chairman and members Robert Meyer, Mrs. Paul Norris, George Starr, Ruth Cudworth, Delbert Kramer, Paul Potts, Ivan Alexander, Harold Clifton, Kenneth Johnson, Tom Marley, and Mrs. Clarence Arnold. Members of the Arrangements Committee include Mrs. Howard Linville as chairman and others such as Mrs. Donald Clawson, Mrs. Fritz White, Mrs. Reading, June Morgan, Becky Suttle, Harold Clifton, Harold Campbell, and Mrs. Sarah Stiffler. The pamphlet committee features John R. White as chairman with Worth Hodson, Robert Meyer, Harvey Arnold Jr., Charles Ariens, Kenneth Brashaber, Everett Stanley, Ruthelaine Bradfield, Idean Logan, Jim Cabell, Mrs. Sarah Stiffler, and C. L. Spuller. The publicity committee lists Richard Hiner as chairman along with Hartwell Coons, Mrs. Kenneth Rhodes, Tom Mayhill, Robert Wright, James Cabell, Mrs. Marion Liggett, Wayne Logan, George Starr, Mrs. Sarah Stiffler, and C. L. Spuller. The budget and finance committee names Ivan Alexander as chairman with Raymond Forkner, William F. Smith, Alton Gordon, and Glen Wisler. The program committee is set to meet Saturday morning at 10 30 a m January 30.
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Raymond Forkner
Robert Meyer
Paul Norris
George Starr
Ruth Cudworth
Delbert Kramer
Paul Potts
Ivan Alexander
Harold Clifton
Kenneth Johnson
Tom Marley
Clarence Arnold
Howard Linville
Donald Clawson
Cochairman
Fritz White
Reading
June Morgan
Kenneth Rhodes
Tom Mayhill
Robert Wright
James Cabell
Marion Liggett
Wayne Logan
Sarah Stiffler
C. L. Spuller
William F. Smith
Alton Gordon
Glen Wisler
Spare Time Income From New Type Coin Operated Dispensers
Refilling and collecting money from high quality coin operated dispensers in this area. No selling. To qualify you must have a car references and 600 to 1900 dollars cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net excellent monthly income. More full time. For personal interview write P O Box 4185 Pittsburgh PA 15202 Include phone number. 3 1tp
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P.O. Box
Pittsburgh
Wanted Dealer for Profitable Rawleigh Business
Classified notice seeking a dealer for a profitable Rawleigh business in North Rush County. Promises a good living at the start. Respond to Rawleigh Department in Freeport Illinois with code IN A 571 101. Signed 22tp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawleigh
N. Rush Co
Dept
Freeport
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Carth-Knight Bowling Lanes
Ford Vending
Farm B
Carth
Goodwin
Autrey Lunsford
Billie Clair
Wwtsman
Carth-Knight
Farm Bureau Ins
Goodwin Ae
Morgan Co. Seserbese Aeronens
Food Market
Winterlien
Como Tissue
Crisco
Joan OF Arc
PUREX
Stokely
Crisco Oil
Duncan Hines
Sanka
AJAX
REGAL
Starkist Tuna
Les Corner
Marke
John Ruby
Wisconsin
Assembly
National Congress
Dairy Champ
Stephenson
Miss
Business ‘Services
Sales — Service
Ralph Dennis
Knightstown
Ind
Radlo — Television
Walnut St
Stuart Morgan
Frigidaire Appliances
Carthage Radio
Patsy Ann
AGE Off
del Monte
Manuel's Market
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