Bash couple marks 69th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles Bash celebrated their 69th wedding anniversary at home last Sunday Attendees included Thomas Bash Kenneth Bash Sally and Larry Carthage Everett Kyser William Wicker Allen Pamela John Bash Everett Kyser Jr Kimberly Lynn Woodward Lynda Daryl Lapel Dick Conwell Cleo Bash Indianapolis all near Greenfield and Indianapolis with family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bash
Thomas Bash
Kenneth Bash
Sally
Larry
Carthage
Everett Kyser
William Wicker
Allen
Pamela
John Bash
Kimberly
Near Greenfield
Lynn Woodward
Lynda
Romelle Marshene Bussard Born in Wabash Indiana
Mrs Ronald Bussard and Mr Ronald Bussard of Wabash Indiana announce the birth of a girl named Romelle Marshene born Sunday January 20 1963 at Wabash County Hospital weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces. Grandparents are Arden Bussard of Roann and Mable Manche of Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Bussard
Wabash
Indiana
Romelle Marshene
Wabash County Hospital
Arden Bussard
Roann
Mable Manche
Carthage
Lunsford Family Moves to Carthage Bowling Lanes Area
Mr and Mrs Autrey Lunsford and their two children relocated from Connersville to 311 South Main Street Carthage. Mr Lunsford serves as manager of the Carth Knight Bowling Lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autrey Lunsford
Connersville
Main St
Carthage
Lunsford
Carth-Knight Bowling Lanes
Carthage Volunteer Fire Dept Logs 15 Runs in 1962
In the 1962 annual report Bill Windsor notes the Carthage volunteer fire department made 15 runs last year. The calls included five house fires one barn fire nine grass fires and one rescue of a cow from a forked tree. Two calls required oxygen use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Windsor
Carthage Volunteer Fire Department
Nelsons mark Logan Nelsons 77th birthday at Carthage
Mr Logan Nelson quietly observed his 77th birthday Monday at his Carthage home. Mr and Mrs Nelson hosted dinner guests including Mr and Mrs William Nelson of near Arlington and Mrs Ralph Moore of Carthage with Mrs Oliver Earnest visiting in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Nelson
Carthage
Nelson
William Nelson
Near
Arlington
Ralph Moore
Oliver Earnest
George Matlock Discharged From Rush Memorial Hospital
George Matlock has been discharged from Rush Memorial Hospital and returned to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Matlock
Rush Memorial Hospital
Proctor Family Welcomes Daughter Lori Diane
Mr and Mrs Robert Proctor of Rushville are parents of a 7 lb 4 oz daughter Lori Diane born Monday January 21 at Rush Memorial Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Foster Wilson of Carthage and Mr and Mrs Thomas Proctor of Rushville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Proctor
Rushville
Lori Diane
Rush Memorial Hospital
Foster Wilson
Carthage
Thomas Proctor
Carthage Adult Class to Meet January 30 at High School
The Carthage Adult Class will meet next Wednesday January 30 at 7 30 p m at the High School. Discussion leader Ralph Pearson will lead on Mineral Feeding To Livestock. Any farmer is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Ralph Pearson
Birth of David Lee McKor kle in Hancock County
Mr and Mrs Norman McKor kle of Greenfield announce the birth of a son named David Lee born Sunday January 1 at Hancock County Hospital weighing 5 pounds 12 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman” McCorkle
Greenfield
Hancock Co. Hospital
David Lee
Boy Born Friday at Rush Memorial to Clemon Clines
A boy was born Friday at Rush Memorial to Mr. and Mrs. Clemon Clines of Carthage. The birth adds a new family member to the Clines household in this community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Memorial
Clemon Clines
Carthage
R E M C National Convention Attended by Area Residents
Mr and Mrs Donald Ruby of Carthage R R 2 Mr and Mrs Gail Abernathy and Mr and Mrs Fred Newkirk of near Falmouth returned by jet from Las Vegas Nevada Sunday evening after a week at the 21st National Convention of the R E M C The convention drew about 8000 attendees Other trips included Los Angeles Phoenix Tucson and Nogales Mexico during the stay in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ruby
Carthage R.R. 2
Gail Abernathy
Fred Newkirk
Falmouth
Las Vegas
Nevada
R.E.M.C
Los Angeles
California
Phoenix
Tuscan
Arizona
Nogales
Mexico
Founder’s Day Luncheon Attended by Sorority Members
Mrs Ann Stager Mrs John Gordon Mrs Raymond Kennedy Miss Judy Kennedy and Miss Sue Mosier of Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority attended the annual Founder’s Day luncheon Saturday at 1 p m at the Crystal Room in the Continental Hotel Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Stager
John Gordon
Raymond Kennedy
Judy Kennedy
Sue Mosier
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Crystal Room
Continental Hotel
Indianapolis
Hospital Room Notes From Bartholomew County Hospital
Mrs Beatrice Banister remains in a serious condition at Bartholomew County Hospital Columbus in room 112. Mrs Robert McKain spent a few days at New Castle Clinic for tests and treatment. Mrs Max Whitfield is improving at Coleman Hospital in Indiana and at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Banister
Bartholomew County Hospital
Columbus
Robert McKain
New Castle Clinic
Max Whitfield
Coleman Hospital
Ind
Rush County 4 H Club Council Elects Officers and Plans Meetings
Mrs. Albert Brune presided at the Rush County 4 H Club Council meeting on January 21 at the extension office. Retiring members were thanked and new officers elected, with treasurer Clarence Dyer presenting the annual report. The group set dates for awards, future meetings, and a riders club rule revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Brune
Rush County 4H Club Council
Frank Schonfeld
Rush County F.4
County Horse and Pony Club
Horse and Pony Project
Specias
Danforth Foundation
County Recorder Reports 1962 Mortgage and Deed Totals
County Recorder Mrs. Isabelle Dill releases a statistical year end report showing 5 592 documents recorded in 1962 an increase of 429. Mortgages totaled 9 613 837 with farm and city property values and 406 mortgages for rural areas. Deeds filed reached 808 with 3 080 460 in value. The year included 250 state highway easements dating back to 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
Isabelle Dill
Property News
Dinner guests at the Mosier home
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Mosier included Charles Mosier and their daughter Miss Sue Mosier of Purdue University, and Mr. and Mrs. George Mosier of Carmel. Charles Heim of California was an afternoon caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mosier
Charles Mosier
Sue Mosier
Purdue University
George Mosier
Carmel
Charles Heim
California
Ruby Family Ends Florida Vacation With Visits
Mr and Mrs Harold Ruby returned to their Carthage home after a month in Lauderdale By The Sea Florida. Their son John Allen of Indianapolis joined them for a week from Nassau and another son David from Indiana University spent two weeks with the family in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Harold Ruby
Carthage
Lauderdale By the Sea
John Allen
Indianapolis
Nassau
David
Indiana University
Ruby
Orrin Miller
Ft. Lauderdale
Key West
George Holwager
Homestead
Ruby and
Alfred Campbell
West Coast
Sanibel Island
Ft. Myers Beach
T. J. Wright
New Albany
Indiana
David Ruby
John Allen Ruby
Waldron wallops Carthage as Mohawks win big
Waldron outruns Carthage 77 to 42 after taking a 39-23 lead by halftime. Ron Weidner led Carthage with 10 points while Waldron shot 34 of 77 and dominated the boards. Waldron also won the B team game 43-27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Waldron
Mohawks
Shelby County
Raiders
Ron Weidner
Larry Jordan
Richard Crizzell
Rush County Boys
Bere
Uals
M. Wheeler
Aves Gis i
Holmes
Parker
Es Fae
Pte
Es Atave
Eam
Waldron of
Infant Daughter of Whitfield Held at Town Cemetery
Graveside services were conducted Saturday morning January 19 at 11 for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Whitfield of Carthage. Born January 17 at Coleman Hospital Indianapolis she lived only a few minutes. Rev William Bray officiated and Hampton Mortuary arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
Max Whitfield
Carthage
Coleman Hospital
Indianapolis
William Bray
Hampton Mortuary
Rush County D H L A dairy leaders named for November
The Leo Hoeing and Son Holstein herd of Rushville led the Rush County DHLA in butterfat per cow per day for November at 1.7 pounds with 46.5 pounds of milk. Runner up was Melvin Cole and Son Guernsey at 1.4 butterfat and 226 milk per cow. Top ten list includes James Wicker and Leo Hos ing and Son among others with 78.8 to 71.3 pounds per month. Local residents visited Shelbyville and Indianapolis guests attended weekend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hoeing and Son Holstein
Rushville Township
Rush County
D.h.la
Otis Willis
Melvin Cole
Land and Stewart
Ripley Township
William S. Kimmell
Washington
Clarence Meer
Anderson Township
Dairy Herd Testing Association
James Wicker
Charles Ariens
Guernsey
Charles Becht
Marbro Farms
Woodie Miller
Washington Township
Russell Harcourt
William S. Kimmel
Leo Hosing and Son
Kenneth Land
School Cafeteria Menu for Friday February 1
School cafeteria serves potato soup toasted peanut butter sandwiches buttered green beans apple juice milk on Friday February 1. The menu lists main and side items with beverages and fruit dessert.
Smoke-Filled House Wakes Carthage Couple Fire
The Carthage Volunteer Fire Department responded Sunday night around 10 30 to the home of Mr and Mrs Unn Fitch. Dense smoke filled the house from a wall near the furnace on the back porch and damaged the floor. Insurance covered the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Volunteer Fire Department
Unn Fitch
Rush County Leaders Seek Economic Development at Conference
Rush County leaders will attend the annual District Agricultural Conference in Connersville on Thursday January 31. Purdue Extension agronomist J B Kohlmeyer and extension economist J C Bottum will lead discussions on raising local income and improving community life with emphasis on local issues and preparedness for reservations through the County Extension Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Connersville
J. B. Kohlmeyer
Purdue Extension Agronomist
J. C. Bottum
Purdue
Central Christian Church
Eighth and
Central Avenue
Rush County Home Demonstration Councils Name Committees
Officers and club leaders named numerous committees for 1964 activities including National Home Demonstration Week planning by Mrs. John Looney as chair with Mrs. Merrill Ewing and Mrs. Tom Halterman. Other panels cover luncheon arrangements, program planning, county fair, 4H achievement, nominating for officers, auditing, and the annual Achievement Program set for November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Iden Hungerford
Merrilyn Lower
Emmett Sorrell
Donald Clawson
Irvin Kuhn
Harold Waggoner
James Wilson
Marvin Hoeing
Frances Thomas
Larry Hammons
Kenneth
Lukens Family Dines With Arizona Guests
Mrs Keith and her husband hosted Lukens daughters from Phoenix, Arizona for a dinner last Thursday with Mr and Mrs Maurice Lukens in the SA family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith. Lukens
Phoenix
Arizona
Maurice Lukens
New Salem Eagles Capture Rush County Tourney Title 68-49
The New Salem Eagles defeated Arlington 68-49 to win the Rush County Tourney title after earlier victories over Mays and Carthage. Coach Dick Dunn relied on regulars Kramer Linville Shelton Cook and Don Jarman as New Salem dominated all four quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Salem
New Salem Eagles
Rush County
Arlington
Carthage
Mays
Tall Eagles
Dick Dunn
Kramer
Linville
Shelton
Cook
Don Jarman
Manilla
N-Salem
Cookeres
Shelton Setteer
McFatridge
van Osdol
New Adult Education Classes Listed In Rushville
The Adult Education Director lists classes in Spanish, Adult Instrumental Music, and Tailoring with Mrs. Jean Cox willing to teach Tailoring if a class forms. Additional courses in Welding, Machine Shop, Art, Blueprint Reading, Knitting, Shorthand, Typing, and more may be offered if registrations meet requirements. tentative registration is Feb 46 at Rushville High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Cox
Mr and Mrs Cass Host Guests. Turner Visits Family
Mr and Mrs Delmer Sipes and daughter hosted overnight guests Mr and Mrs John Cass and their daughter from Cumberland. Paul Turner of Marion College spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Roy Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cass
Cumberland
Delmer Sipes
Paul Turner
Marion College
Roy Turner
College trio guests and Indianapolis visitors over weekend
Gary Siler of Tri-State College in Angola visited family Mr and Mrs Russell Siler. Karen Graff Eleanor Lawson and Judy Wix from Indianapolis spent the weekend with Miss Mary Lou Davis in Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Rhodes
Ethel Hartzler
Rushville
Shelbyville
Karen Graff
Indianapolis
Joe Graff
Gary Siler
Tri-State College
Angola
Russell Siler
Eleanor Lawson
Judy Wix
Mary Lou Davis
Louisville
Kentucky
Indiana 4H Alumni Honor Winners Named in 1962 Program
Donald W. Brown of Battle Ground Indiana and Mrs Devon Hobby Jr of Conway Arkansas are named outstanding former members of 4H Clubs in Indiana’s 1962 alumni recognition. They received burnished copper plaques from Olin Mathieson Chemical, sponsor for the last decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Donald W. Brown
Battle Ground
Ind
Devon
Polly) Hobby Jr
Conway, Ark
White County
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation
Agricultural
South Africa
Michigan State University
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R.E.M.C. National Convention
Athy
Shelby Champs
Roscoe Brown
Albert Terhune and Sons
Loren White
Ben Shankland
Kendallville
Michael Brown
Bob Nigh
D.H. 1. A. Report
Farm News
Byron Smith
Milroy
Liberty
Charles Stumpf
Wayne van Sickle
Richmond
Hoosier State 4H
Extension Service
Arkansas
Fla
Hobby
Rick
Valeerie
Donald Brown
D. Hobby Jr
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