Morristown Yellow Jackets Visit Blue Raiders For Big Test
Morristown brings a 15 1 season record led by Nugent Tribby and Miller as they visit the Blue Raiders who hold 11 3. The Raiders seek to avenge past losses and prove their mettle against a strong Shelby County foe in a final pre conference showdown.
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Morristown Yellow Jackets
Blue Raiders
Shelby County
Triton
Jackets
Waldron
Hancock Central
Franklin den
Morristown
Wilkinson
Greenfield
Knightstown
Hancock
Don
Southwestern
Centerville
Franklin Dent
Norm Morris
Yellow Jackets
Ken Nugent
Robert Tribby
Bernard Miller
Raiders
Charlottesville
Eagles
Reason
Saturday Basketball Game at Wilkinson Gym Weathered
Charlottesville travels to face the Raiders in a Saturday basketball game at Wilkinson gymnasium. Also noted are school activities including a Tuesday PTO vs Teachers event and a look back at Morristown-Carthage series history.
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Charlottesville
Raiders
Wilkinson Gymnasium
PTO
Jack Tweedy
1964 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow named from Carthage
Reta Stanley of Carthage is chosen as the school winner with the highest score in a December 1963 Homemaker of Tomorrow exam. General Mills sponsors the program and Indiana Central Business College will host her as she competes for state honors and scholarships culminating in a trip to Williamsburg and Washington with a top prize of 5,000 dollars.
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Rita Stanley
Reta Stanley
Carthage School
Betty Crocker
General Mills, Inc
Indiana Central Business College
Indianapolis
Willamsburg
Washington, D.C
New York City
Parrigin Baby Born in New Castle Hospital
Mr and Mrs James C Parrigin of Carthage are parents of a daughter born Tuesday in Henry County Hospital at New Castle. The Christian Women Fellowship will meet Thursday February 6 at the church.
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James C. Parrigin
Carthage
Henry County Hospital
New Castle
C.W.F
Christian Women Fellowship
Band Booster Meeting Tuesday At 7 30 P M
Band parents urged to attend the booster meeting set for Tuesday February 4 at 7 30 p m in the school band room. The notice lists several local residents and hospital visits.
Indiana closes raccoon season on January 31 at noon
The Fish and Game Division of the Indiana Department of Conservation reminds coon hunters that the official raccoon hunting season ends Friday January 31 at noon. Donald E. Foltz, Director, says there are no plans to extend the season. The season began November 15 and requires only the basic $2.50 hunting and fishing license, with no special permit needed.
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Fish and Game Division
Indiana Department of Conservation
Indiana
Donald E. Foltz
Department of Conservation
Local figures dine with Carthage Jordan entourage at Blue Bird
Lloyd Manuel James Ellis Paul Patterson Lewis Lafuse Joe Porter and Robert Jackson entertained Carthage Jordan and assistant coach Truby to dinner Friday at the Blue Bird Restaurant in Morristown and all attended the Morristown Cen terville basketball game. Howard Winslow Jr an economist with Standard Oil New York City is being transferred to Japan Yokohama offices for two years with his family. He is the son of Mrs. Howard Winslow of Carthage R R.
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Lloyd Manuel
James Ellis
Paul Patterson
Lewis Lafuse
Joe Porter
Robert Jackson
Carthage Jordan
Truby
Bluebird
Morristown
Howard Winslow
Carthage R.R
Marriage License Issued in New Castle for Craft and Burton
A marriage license was issued in New Castle to Ronald Craft of Kennard and Joyce Lee Burton of Carthage.
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New Castle
Ronald Craft
Kennard
Joyce Lee ‘Burton
Carthage
Local Social Evening News From Knightstown and Bloomington
Mr and Mrs A J Carr of Knightstown hosted Mrs Nell Beher and Mrs Willella Henley of here and Mr and Mrs Frank Guy att of Dublin for dinner at the Kopper Kettle Sunday. Philip Winslow of Bloomington Illinois was a supper guest of his mother Mrs Howard Winslow. Mr and Mrs Albert Terhune and sons and Miss Jeannine Terhune of Taylor University were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs James Terhune at Bloomington. Mrs Maxine Riggs spent the weekend at Anderson visiting Mr and Mrs Earl Reveal and was a Sunday dinner guest of Mrs Virginia Taylor and children. Mr and Mrs Roy Stanley visited her mother Mrs Nellie Benefiel at Anderson Tuesday.
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A. J. Carr
Knightstown
Nell Beher
Willella Henley
Here
Frank Guyatt
Dublin
Philip Winslow
Bloomington
Illinois
Howard Winslow
Albert Terhune and
Jeannine Terhune
Taylor University
James Terhune
Maxine Riggs
Anderson
Earl Reveal
Virginia Taylor
Roy Stanley
Nellie Benefiel
Service Marines Complete Recruit Training at San Diego
Marine Privates Edward A. McMahan and William Loveall from Carthage have finished recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. They will report to Camp Pendleton California for infantry training. Airman William J. Seitz of Arlington Indiana is reassigned to Amarillo Air Force Base Texas for aircraft maintenance training after completing basic training.
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Edward A. McMahan
K. A. McMahan
William Loveall
William 8. Loveall
Carthage
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Cal
Camp Pendleton
California
Arlington
Lackland Afb
Tex
William J. Seitz
Margaret A. Seitz
Ind
Amarillo Afb
United States Air Force
Seitz
Air Force
Arlington High School
High School Football Pairings From Rushville to Milroy
Readout lists matchups including Rushville at New Castle Carthage at Charlottesville Wilkinson hosting New Salem at New Palestine and Whitewater visiting Milroy for the week’s prep action.
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Milroy
Sandcreek
Morristown
Centerville
Manilla
Arlington
New Salem
Waldron
Columbus
Rushville
Clarksburg
Morton
Charlottesville
Lewisville
Mays
Laurel
Knightstown
Wilkinson
Franklin Cent
Burney
Whitewater
Franklin
New Castle
Carthage
New Palestine
Linda Ann Sullivan Buys Registered Ayrshire
Linda Ann Sullivan of Carthage Indiana bought one registered Ayrshire female from Henry Beisinger and Son of Indianapolis. The transfer was recorded by the Ayrshire Breeders Association, which maintains national herd records since 1875. Ayrshires are valued for thrift and high milk production.
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Linda Ann Sullivan
Carthage
Indiana
Henry Beisinger
Social Security Questions Answered by Field Representative
Questions address self employment tax deadlines and filing. The due date matches individual income tax, April 15 for prior year. Advice covers Schedule C use and record keeping. mothers under 62 with a child may receive benefits until child is 18. then benefits end until mother is 62.
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Social Security
Donald B. Schneider
Social Security Administration
National Road West
Richmond
Indiana
U.S
Lions Club hosts Knightstown members at Carthage Community Center
The Carthage Lions Club welcomed Knightstown Lions Club for a Monday night meeting at the Community Center. Lion President James Wells led a brief business session and an attendance draw awarded the kitty to a Knightstown member. Norman McCloskey of Arlington spoke about State Department of Correction camps for first offenders and their advantages over prison life. Lions Wells presented Knightstown with the gong and gavel, ensuring they left not empty handed.
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Lions Club
Carthage Lions Club
Knightstown Lions Club
Lion
James Wells
Kitty
Knightstown Club
Lewis Lafuse
Norman McCloskey
Arlington
State Department of Correction
Lions Wells
Rev Chapman Dies While Vacationing in Florida
The Rev. Chapman died Sunday during a vacation in Lakeland Florida. A native of New York he was the husband of Helen Chapman and brother of Jane Leonard of Lakeland. Funeral services will be in the Friends meeting house with burial in Paoli Community Cemetery.
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Paoli, Inc
Friends Meeting House
Paoli Community
Chapman
Lakeland
Florida
New York
Helen Chapman
Jane Leonard
Sunday dinner guests celebrate Nelson family birthdays
Sunday visitors gathered at the Nelson home near Charlottesville honoring birthday celebrants Logan Nelson Henry Nelson and others. Phil Parish accompanied by Mrs Parish joined Mrs Russell Parish while Mrs Ethel Graf of Cincinnati and Mrs Forrest Beck visited during the past week.
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Thomas Nelson
Charlottesville
Logan Nelson
Henry Nelson
Phil Parish
Russell Parish
Ethel Graf
Cincinnati
Forrest Beck
Spring in January: Kappa Kappa Sigma Founders Day Luncheon
The 45th annual Founders Day Luncheon of Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority, themed Spring in January, was held January 25 at the Columbia Club Indianapolis. Alpha Chapter hosted with 224 attendees from 23 chapters. Mrs. George Royer gave the invocation, the Jack Eaton Trio provided music, and Mrs. Euna Douglas spoke on Spring Flower Arrangement and Design. Prizes were given by Beulah Phillips, and guests from Sigma Chapter included Mrs. Hamp ton, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. White, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Stager, Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Walker, Judy Kennedy, and Sue Mosier.
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Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Columbia Club
Indianapolis
Alpha Chapter
George Royer
Jack Eaton
Estel L. Callahan
Fred Price
Euna Douglas
Beulah Phillips
Kappa Kappa Sigma
Sigma Chapter
Frank Hampton
Stuart Morgan
Robert White
Ralph Pearson
Ann Stager
Hugh Weber
Robert Walker
Judy Kennedy
Sue Mosier
Judge James C. Cooper Seeks Indiana Supreme Court Nomination
Judge James C. Cooper announced his candidacy at the Republican State Convention for the Indiana Supreme Court seat in the Second Judicial District. A Indianapolis native who moved to Rushville in 1935, he served as Prosecuting Attorney of Rush County, Public Defender of Indiana, and member of the Indiana Appellate Court, and is sixty one, widowed with one son. He holds degrees from Benjamin Harrison Law School and Indiana University.
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James C. Cooper
Indiana Supreme Court
Second
Indiana
Cooper
Indianapolis
Rushville
Indiana Appellate Court
Benjamin Harrison Law School
Indiana University
Rush County
Tax Exemptions Open For Filing In County
Arthur Malson county auditor announces that tax free real estate exemption applications may be filed now through May 15. Eligible properties include churches cemeteries lodges and other buildings for religious charitable educational literary or scientific use. governmental units are excluded. A separate form is required for each township or taxing district and a fifty cent fee is charged. Forms are available in the auditor's office and a representative should sign exemptions.
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Arthur Malson
Malson
Ladies depart for two week Florida Nassau vacation
Mrs. Elmer French of Carthage Mrs. Allen Cravens Knights Town Mrs Betty Szatkowski Indianapolis and Mrs. Sam Boden Greenfield will leave Saturday for a two week vacation to Miami Florida then by boat to Nassau for a three day stay.
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Elmer French
Carthage
Allen Cravens
Knightstown
Betty Szatkowski
Indianapolis
Sam Boden
Greenfield
Miami
Florida
Nassau
Dixon duo attends Greensburg bank grand opening
Mr and Mrs William H Dixon attend the grand opening and buffet at the new Union Bank and Trust Greensburg branch on Wednesday afternoon.
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William H. Dixon
New Union Bank & Trust &Co
Greensburg
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