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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1966

Page

2

Community Dinner and Club Minutes Highlight Local Meetings

Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Johnson and others visiting families from nearby towns. Homemakers Ago-go Club held a meeting at Mrs. James Neal’s home with 13 members, adopting a park project and reviewing by laws, followed by refreshments. Numerous locals were listed as visitors and travelers visiting relatives in Indiana, Ohio, California, Arizona, and later returning home.

Homemakers James Neal Richard Trubey Gary McClurg Larry Bundy Myron Trowbridge Columbia Gem of the Ocean Ronnie Draper Bundy Walter McMahan Robert Cooper Glen Fitch Joan Earnest Tucson Arizona Oliver Earnest Tom Gorman North Vernon Willie Finch George Ramsey Vera Ramsey Ossian Indiana Lewis Banks Peru Ind Forrest Beck Ethel Gray Cincinnati Charles Elmore Rue McDaniel Dan Scott Rushville Grace Jones Phildelphia Kenneth Rhodes Lillian White Roy Stanley Nellie Benefiel Anderson James Thurston Florida Della Rumple Ralph Mosier Ethel Graf

Heritage Sunday Film Promotes Youth Welfare

A Heritage Sunday notice outlines an 8 a.m. July 24 film aimed at families. It argues today’s youth seek excitement recognition and security and claims a proven solution through work. The feature invites viewers to learn how they can help provide a heritage of peace of mind and self respect.

Hoosier Parks Gain Popularity Amid Record Week Attendants

Indiana Department of Natural Resources reports higher park attendance in the week ending July 3, 1966, with 188 769 visitors and 44 286 children admitted free, up from 167 406 and 42 134 a year earlier. Paid admissions rise to 144 483. Peak season underway. 20 cent admission for those over 12, 35 cent per vehicle.

Hoosier Parks Hoosier State Parks Indiana

Park Camp Fees Include Site Charge and Optional Electricity

State Park campsites cost 1.00 per day with 0.50 extra for electricity if used. Church and youth groups may camp at 0.10 per person.

Social Security FAQ on Medicare two trust funds and coverage

Field rep explains the two separate trust funds for Medicare hospital insurance and supplementary medical insurance. Enrollees premiums plus government contributions fund benefits and administration starting July 1. It notes you may not need to drop current hospital coverage but insurers may cancel or modify policies on July 1 and urges consulting an agent.

Social Security Administration National Road West Richmond Indiana

The Upper Room Message on Second Birth and Sacrifice

The July 21 1966 Upper Room devotional highlights Romans 5 1 11 showing Christ died for sinners and believers seek the second birth through confession and cleansing. A prayer to God asks for worthy living and reveals Christs limitless love. Marylands Queen P Smith signs the thought for the day.

Jesus Christ Christ P. Smith Maryland

Church Hees Go To Church Sundays

Sunday church attendance figures are listed for July 17 with notes referencing the church’s schedule and weekly participation.

S. S Christian Ee

Walnut Ridge Friends Meeting Service Schedule

Sunday School starts at 9 30 a m with morning worship at 10 30 a m Young Peoples meeting at 6 30 p m worship at 7 30 p m Mike Henderson and Russell Shutt Jr lead roles noted. Purdue University figures referenced show quadraplication in two decades and enrollment around 190.

Walnut Ridge Purdue University

Midweek and Sunday Services at Local Churches

Wesleyan Methodist and Church of Nazarene schedule Sunday School Morning Worship and evening evangelistic services with midweek prayer meetings. East Street Christian Church lists Rev Paul Boulton as minister and church officers with 10 30 a m worship and music staff.

Wesleyan Methodist Wesleyan Church OF Nazarene Ernest Garner S.S. Supt Cledis Nolen Janice Riley NYPS Betty Hinton Ladonna Edwards Lola Jones Paul Boulton Dale May Clyde Ruby Cathy Wright Mike McKain Linda Sullivan Sherry McKain Leonard Jackson Forrest Marshall

Local Church Schedules and Officers Listed

The Little Blue River Church of Christ led by Max Wright lists Bible Study at 10 a.m. and morning worship with communion. Carthage Friends announces Gene Lewis as minister and officers including Mrs Lee Patton as Superintendent and Kathy Heim as song leader. Fletcher Methodist provides Stanley Palicki as minister with Robert Winters as superintendent and Rex Edwards as assistant, plus church musicians.

Little Blue River Carthage Friends Gene Lewis Lee Patton Eugene I. Gardner Lee Kittrell Porter Kathy Heim Alta Carr Virginia Wells Ralph McClurg Eugene Mlekush Fletcher Methodist Church Stanley Palicki Robert Winters Rex Edwards Hubert Hunt Reta Stanley Bill Robertson

Power Mowers Left for Savings Now

A brief notice highlights remaining power mowers available at reduced prices, encouraging shoppers to act quickly to save money on current stock. It emphasizes value and limited quantities without detailing brands or models.

Service Schedule and Evening Worship Times

The schedule lists worship times with morning service at 10 45 a m and evening worship at 7 p m on the first and third Sundays. It notes a recurring pattern for Sunday services.

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