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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1962
Page
3
The Hoosier Motor Club urges children to play away from streets citing hundreds of injuries yearly. AAA Club notes safety poster theme Play Away From Traffic won first prize in the American Automobile Association poster contest and is distributed nationally.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marshall and daughter from Indianapolis visited his family. Donna McCorkle and Mrs. Howard McCorkle visited Vera Warrick in Rushville. Olin Fioren of Washington DC called on Clara Delinger. Forrest Moore Jr and children left Midwest City after a month with relatives. Stella Griffin of Stuttgart visited Bayard Baker. Barber family reunion drew Foster Wilson and family at Morrison Park Shelbyville. Lon McCorkle hosted guests from Anderson at Raccoon State Park. Ada Elliott, Atta Martin, Flossie Vashon, and Maggie Hiday visited Jeff Leisure. Richard Stumpf and Mike Watkins families visited Pat Watkins in Muncie. Joe Graff and others luncheon guests in Indianapolis.
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Rush County Indiana will hold a public hearing at 2 p.m. July 17 1962 in the Clerk's Office Rushville to consider permits for Joseph Guide Jr and Charles Ownes restaurant beer and wine at 121 W First St Rushville Rue McDaniel restaurant beer at Main St Carthage. Hearing open to the public and participation requested.
Noted lecturer Paul Voronaeff recounts his experiences in Communist Russia and explains the threats to Christianity and religious freedom. He discusses exile, exile life, and his aim to expose the evils of communism to American audiences in a community meeting at the Carthage Community Center.
Notices include the death of Arabelle Phelps 82 in Carthage from a 1945 hip fracture, survivors Maude Porter Jean Veach and Kelly Veach, and other local obituaries. Also reports on vacations to Mackinac Island, business changes in Rushville, and a draft board resignation. The article notes a marriage in Columbus Georgia and a Legion scrapbook honor in the district.
Forty years ago on July 14 1922 real estate transfers include Aaron C Hill to Horace and Mollie Steuart for Lot 91 in Henley and Clark addition Carthage at 200. Calvin Binford and others sell undivided three quarters of 50 acres in Ripley township for 4312.50. Henry N Binford and others sell undivided three quarters of 20 acres in Ripley township for 1725. Henry N Binford and others sell 40 acres in Ripley Twp for 5000. Mrs George Winslow and Miss Dorothy Gaskin left for a three week visit in Cleveland. Anna Magee daughter of George Magee and George Youst married in Rushville and will live here where Youst is employed at the paper mill.
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