Suit Filed for Partition of 140 Acre Farm
Donald E. Ruby sues Harold A. Ruby of Carthage to partition a 140 acre farm valued at about 70000 located in Section 15 and 16 Township 15 Range 9. Donald owns one third. Harold two thirds. Plaintiff occupies the property under an agreement. Suit asks sale by court appointed commissioner and distribution of proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Ruby
Real Esate
Harold A. Ruby
Carthage
Township 15
Donald Ruby
Culbertson Seeks Divorce and Property Award in Knights Town
Nelson R. Culbertson of Carth age seeks a divorce from Wanda Lou Culbertson of Knights town. Married July 31, 1960 and separated January 12 this year. No children. He asks the court to grant him control of real and personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson R. Culbertson
Carthage
Wanda Lou Culbertson
Knightstown
Mr. Culbertson
Manuels' son serves as page in legislature
Phil Manuel of Carthage served as a page Thursday in the legislature for Representative John A. Ruby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Manuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Manuel
Lloyd Manuel
Carthage
John A. Ruby
Nigh Boy Sent to Hospital for Hip Joint Tests
Randy Nigh son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Nigh was taken to Rush Memorial Hospital Wednesday night for treatment and tests after several days of leg joint pain at the hip that has made walking difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Nigh
Robert E. Nigh
Rushville Rush Memorial Hospital
Young Nigh
Plank Family Attends Wayne King Concert In New Castle
Kimberly and Douglas Plank join Mrs Dora Middendorf and Mrs Lorraine Plank of Knightstown at a Wayne King orchestra concert held Thursday evening in the New Castle Fieldhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Plank
Kimberly and Douglas
Dora Middendorf
Lorraine Plank
Knightstown
Wayne King and His Orchestra
New Castle Fieldhouse
Local Health and Residence Notes From Carthage Area
Local residents undergo hospitalizations and recoveries across Henry County and Rushville facilities. Mrs Fred McManus and Mrs Albert Ray remain in Indianapolis hospitals after major surgery, with others at Rush Memorial and Henry County hospitals for treatment, convalescence, or visiting. A moved couple now occupies the former Weaver home as area households adjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McManus
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Lon McCorkle
Henry County Hospital
Jesse Pitts
Rush Memorial Hospital
Albert Ray
Henry Co. Hospital
Robert Long
Hillside Haven
Rushville
Fred Brooks
Henry Lesley
Lottie Risk
Anna Phelps
Ralph Truitt
R. 1
Carthage
Oran Henley
Jane Nigh
Paul Edwards
Eva Herkless
John Jordan
Della Rumple
Jimmy Stevens
Robert Jackson
Knightstown
Carr
Franklin man reenters hospital after brain surgery
Donald P. Smith of Franklin son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Davis has reentered Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis for a two week stay following brain surgery in late November. Mr and Mrs Davis visited him and his family in Franklin Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald P. Smith
Franklin
Roscoe Davis
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
New Salem Wins County Tourney in 83-75 Final
New Salem Eagles claim their 12th Rush County tourney title and third straight, led by Al Kramer 36 points and Linville 26, as Mays Tigers fall 83-75 in the final. Dalrymple key in third quarter with two three point plays. Carthage bowouts noted as Mays advances 79-65 in semi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
New Salem
Mays Tigers
Eagles
Mays
al Kramer
Kramer
Linville
Dalrymple
Salem
Carthage
Raiders
Tigers
Don Cloud
Stanley
Steve Ellis
Phil Manuel
Carter
Grizzell
D. Kramer Eeeneeee
A. Kramer
L. Jarman Teeeeewene
D. Jarman Weeenaher
Carthage High School FFA county basketball recap
Readable notes show Rush County FFA basketball championship in Carthage gym on January 27 with CHS team winning six of seven games. The issue lists upcoming junior high tourney, ticket prices, rescheduled Hancock Central game, and a busy 4H and band schedule plus a PTO event and Junior Classical League program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Rush County
Future Farmers of America
Knightstown High School
Knightstown
Spiceland
Lewisville
Carthage School
Carthage High School
Lions Host New Salem Lions For Visitation Night
The Carthage Lions Club hosted about forty New Salem Lions Club members for their annual visitation night. Lion President Frank Hampton presided at a brief local meeting before program chair Albert Hopkins introduced Glen Conner. Conner, Rush County conservation officer, spoke and screened a movie about lakes and recreation urging careful use as boating rises nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Lions Club
New Salem Lions Club
New Salem Club
Lion
Frank Hampton
Albert Hopkins
Lion Hopkins
Glen Conner
Rush County
Conner
Rush
Indiana
Doctor Dyer completes Air Force medical officer course
Montgomery Alabama Doctor First Lieutenant Phillip A. Dyer son of Clarence A. Dyer of Carthage Indiana recently called to active duty has completed the orientation course for officers of the U S Air Force medical service at Gunter AFB Alabama He is assigned to Sioux City Municipal Airport Iowa to practice as a veterinarian and assist with Air Defense Command personnel He is a Mays Indiana High School graduate with a D V M from Purdue University and a member of Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Phillip A. Dyer
Clarence A. Dyer
Carthage
Ind
U. S. Air Force Medical Service
Gunter Afb
Dyer
Sioux City
Iowa
Air Defense Command
ADC
Continental
U. S
Doctor Dyer
Mays (Ind
Purdue University
Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity
Sixteenth Hoosier Spring Barrow Show Entries Due
February 3 is the final date to enter the Sixteenth Hoosier Spring Barrow Show in Indianapolis. The event, popular with Indiana farmers, offers classes for pure bred and crossbred barrows and truckloads of hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Rush County Extension Office
Indiana
Rush County
Indiana Fairgrounds
Hygrade Packing Company
Indiana Pork Producers Association
Purdue University
Beauty operator Mrs Quelda Silver joins Letties Shop
Mrs Quelda Silver a veteran beauty operator will assist and work Thursdays and Fridays at Letties Beauty Shop starting next week February 4th and 65th She graduated from the House of James Indianapolis and was a former instructor in a large Midwest school She is married to Gene Silver and they live with their two children at R 1 Carthage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quelda Silver
Lettie
Carthage Receives $7692 From Vehicle Fund
Rush County and its incorporated cities and towns received 7692.05 from Indiana's Motor Vehicle Highway Account for road work in 1964. The statewide fund totaled 69,354,291.48 with 391,103.99 allocated to the county and 61,263.55 to local urban road projects. Carthage attracted 7,692.05 and Rushville 53,571.50 in the distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Indiana
Highway Planning Survey Department
State Highway Department
Carthage
Rushville
Bureau of Public Roads
Band Boosters Meet Tuesday February 2
The Band Boosters organization will meet on Tuesday February 2 at 7 30 p m in the school band room. Members are urged to attend this important gathering.
Rush County Tuberculosis Group Reports 1964 Campaign Success
The Rush County Tuberculosis Association met in Rushville with Franklin McKilwain presiding. Campaign chairman Charles Hutton announced the 1964-65 Christmas Seal effort raised $5249.30, up 14.5 percent from last year and surpassing the $5,000 budget for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County Tuberculosis Association
Charles Jones
Rushville
Franklin McKilwain
Charles Hutton
Founders Day Luncheon Observed by Kappa Kappa Sigma
Members of Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority at Carthage attended a Founders Day Luncheon at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis on Saturday January 23 observing the 46th anniversary. The program themed Memories featured Mildred Davis hostess of the James Whitcomb Riley Home in Greenfield with a talk on Millys Miniatures and miniature table decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority of
Carthage
Columbia Club
Indianapolis
Mildred Davis
James Whitcomb Riley
Greenfield
Milly
Judy Kennedy
Gale Barry
Sigma Chapter
Ann Stager
Edward McGarry
Robert White
Raymond Kennedy
Frank Hampton
Alpha Omega Chapter
Birthday Party for Cynthia Ellen Howard Observed
Cynthia Ellen Howard daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Howard celebrated her 7th birthday on Saturday January 23 with a party at their country home along the Knightstown Carthage road. Guests included Jeffery Edwards Gray Tweedy Joyce Henderson and many friends. prizes cake ice cream punch and candy were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Ellen Howard
Fred Howard
Knightstown-Carthage
Jeffery Edwards
Gray Tweedy
Joyce Henderson
Cynthia
Howard
Sam Gray
Scott Cole
Carol Edwards
Joni Ewing
J. B. Gardner
Deborah Gray
Roxann Hinton
Brent Magee
Peggy Tumilty
Bill Windsor
Amy Whitfield
Juliann Wood
Joyce
Jennifer Henderson
Brenda Kline
Son Bradley
Carthage
Hubert Roseberry
Eugene White
Sharel, Toni and
Steve White
Pearcy
Tyona
Bieschkes Fly to Cape Coral Florida on Business Trip
Mr and Mrs John P Bieschke flew to Cape Coral Florida during the semester on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
John P. Bieschke
Cape Coral
Thieves Break In Appliance Shop at Carthage
Thieves described as expert car penters broke into the Carthage Radio and Appliance Shop last Saturday night and stole about 43 items valued at 1600 dollars. They pried the front door glass, loaded merchandise into a rear vehicle, and left a damaged front as cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Hubert Hunt
Hugh Trowbridge
Elvin Comer
James Kleiman
Richard McCord
Bert George
Heim Oil Company
North Main Street
Ruhmann Named Director of Design and Marketing Research
Ruhmann named director of Container Corporation of America's design and market research laboratories. He will maintain headquarters at Carol Stream Illinois and oversee European operations from Hamburg with a staff of 35 across Milan Dusseldorf and Augsburg. The vast network includes 17 US laboratories serving 126 plants in the US Western Europe and Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Ruhmann
Container Corporation of America
Carthage
Ruhmann
Container Corporation
Carol Stream
Ill
West Germany
University of Chicago
United States
Society of Typographic Arts
Executive Club
American Marketing Association
Sheridan Road
Chicago
Hamburg
Europe
Milan
Dusseldorf
Augsburg
U. S
Latin America
Sunday Guests Visit Mr and Mrs Leisure Household
Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Russell Leisure included Mr and Mrs Melvin Roler of near Greenfield and Mr and Mrs Rex Sexson of Columbus Ohio formerly of Greenfield where Mr Sexson was an auctioneer. Other recent Sunday afternoon guests were Mr and Mrs Scott Campbell of near Leisure Indiana Mrs Nell Catt of Arlington and Mr and Mrs Virgil Root of Milroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Leisure
Melvin Roler
Near Greenfield
Rex Sexson
Columbus
Ohio
Greenfield
Sexson
Scott Campbell
Near Leisure
Indiana
Nell Catt
Arlington
Virgil Root
Milroy
Legion Auxiliary Meets February 1 at Community Center
The Carthage Legion Auxiliary will gather Monday February 1 at the Community Center with Mrs Delmer Sipes as hostess for the meeting and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Carthage Legion Auxiliary
Delmer Sipes
Literary Circle February gathering hosted by Mrs Dixon
Members of the Literary Circle will be entertained Monday February 1 at the home of Mrs Harold Dixon for their February meeting. The event features literary discussion and fellowship in a community setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Needletwisters
Ripley Needletwister
New Castle
Rushville
Harold Dixon
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Randy
Rushville Hospital
Norman Spence
Chas. Weaver
Hancock Central
Ball State
Thumbelinas
Daybreak
Julie Ewing
Coney Island
O’dessa H. Bieschke
Thomas Shields
Albert White
Purdue
Home
Home Economic Room
O’dessa
H. Bieschke
PTO
Jack F. Tweedy
Richard D. Trubey
Carthage Gymnasium
Mary Smeltzly
Gloria Plank
Junior Classical League
Peggy Addison
Janus
Compton
Lions
Salemites
Philip Dyer
Mr. and
Mrs
Lowell Brown
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