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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1952

Page

4

Rush County Dairy Field Day at Purdue Highlighted

July 18 saw Rush County representatives at Purdue University for the first annual Dairy Field Day with over 1,000 dairy families in attendance. Highlights included talks by T. M. Ice and G. O. Mott on high quality forages and efficient forage use, plus district square dance planning and field guidance on limestone liming for next spring planting.

Rush County Purdue University T. M. Ice Indiana State Dairy Association G. O. Mott Agronomy Department N. S. Lundquist Purdue Dairy Department Dean H. J. Reed Purdue Experiment Station Donald Cooper Harry Cooper Hugh Porter Ripley Township Hillard King Lee Moffitt Ralph Truitt Center Township

Girl Scout Troop No. 1 Holds Special Meeting at Library

Girl Scout Troop No. 1 met at the library with eight members for a special session honoring all girls. New and promoted members received badges and attendance stars while officers were elected and the sun flower crest chosen. New Brownies became Girl Scouts and several joined Brownies.

Marilyn Pope Susan Hinshaw Kay Patterson Susan Bramer Betty Jo Ball Wanda Leisure Marilyn Leisure Lois Hawkins Heim Brownies Scout Organization Judy Hearne Dianna Carroll Becky Johnson Kay Addison Pamela Hunt Janice Johnson Sheryl Mosier Beth Roberts Ruth Hunt Leone Mosier Clyde Johnson Maxine Carroll Hazel Roberts Brownies

Carthage Softball Wins and Loses in Rushville Tourney

The Carthage softball team opened with an 84 victory over International Furniture in Rushville on Monday. They then lost 12-8 to Rush County Stone Co. on Tuesday as errors doomed their defense. Kirks team captured the Rush County event on Wednesday night by a 10-0 win over Rush County Stone, clinching first place in the Rushville League standings.

Court House Shelbyville Roberts Park Connersville State Fair Grounds Chicago Indiana Rush County Carthage Rushville International Furniture Rush County Stone Co Kirks Rush Rush County Stone

Mourey divorce suit roots in 1951 marriage

Carrie Mourey of Carthage sues Jesse O Mourey for divorce claiming separation began June 27 1952 after mounting estrangement and absence without explanation. She seeks restoration of her former name Bramel and cites marital neglect during the marriage.

Carrie Mourey Carthage Riipley Township Jesse O. Mourey Bramel

Sunday Social Notes From Gwynneville and Nearby

Sunday dinner and afternoon visits spread across Gwynneville Morristown Indianapolis and Greenfield with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nelson hosting relatives including William Nelson and Elizabeth Gephart. Numerous guests from Charlottesville Cincinnati New Castle Madison and Dublin times. Life and travel details include trips to Clifty Falls Great Lakes training and a Methodist Church Market invitation.

Ben Nelson William Nelson Raymond Six Gwynneville Nelson Elizabeth Gephart Fred Alexander Indianapolis William Robbins Charlottesville Oliver Earnest Joe Woolridge Morristown Earnest Mrs. Woolridge Roy Flederman Andrew Graff Grace Taylor Cincinnati Forrest Beck Charles Whitfield Sybney Paul Rector George New Castle Lydia Moore Connersville J. E. Bennett Kenneth Smith Ida Jones Rushville Harry Schuneman Greenfield Fred Byers Iva Cook Wallace Cook Larry Reynolds Colorado Hugh Roberts Judy Beth Clifty Falls Russell Kennedy Madison Methodist Church Citizen Office Leland Hankins Muncie Illinois Pattons Great Lakes Training Center Marvin Ferguson Dublin Kenneth Wells Linda Charles Barrett Earle I. Barrett Barrett Auburn Calif Anna Sipe Claribel Winslow Henry Stinger, Jr Henry L. Stinger Cheryl Ann Stinger

Mrs Amos Rodgers dies after illness in Rushville

Mrs. Amos Rodgers 59 of Rushville died Sunday night at Rush Memorial Hospital after a illness. She was a daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Redd and a member of the First Presbyterian church. She is survived by her husband two daughters Mrs Irving Downey and Mrs Harold Culbertson three sisters two brothers and one grandchild. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm at Moster Mortuary with Rev Gibson Wilson officiating. Burial in East Hill cemetery.

Amos Rodgers Rushville Rush Memorial Hospital Joseph Elizabeth Redd First Presbyterian Church Irving Downey Harold Culbertson Carthage Moster Mortuary Gibson Wilson East Hill Cemetery

Walnut Ridge Friends Meet 125th Anniversary Planned

Walnut Ridge Friends Meeting marks its 125th founding anniversary on August 17, 1952. The community’s first Friends meeting, with past pastors and memories, will be celebrated as old friends reunite. Walter McAdams will deliver the morning message. A full history and further details will follow in a later issue.

Walnut Ridge Walnut Ridge Quarter Edgar White Walter McAdams

Bellan tablets promise fast relief for heartburn

An advert touts Bellan tablets as the fastest acting remedy for acid indigestion, heartburn and gas. It claims quick relief from distress and prices the product at 25 cents.

Knightstown Company Expands Dial Telephone Service

In 1947 the Knightstown Telephone Co undertook an improvement program that reached completion in August 1949 with dial telephones in Kennard and Knightstown. Wilkinson exchange work continues since its April 1949 purchase, reducing interruptions and enabling faster long distance dialing nationwide, financed entirely with private capital.

Kennard Knightstown Henry County Wilkinson Wilkinson Telephone Company Wilkinson Exchange Mull Knightstown Telephone Company Indiana

Card of Thanks for Blanche Copher

The Graff and Copher families express gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and floral offerings at the death of their mother Mrs Blanche Copher of St Louis

Blanche Copher St. Louis

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Farm News Indiana Farm Bureau State Advisory Committee On Recreation Indiana Park and Recreation Association Mildred Stark Rush County Rural Youth Club Lenore Foster O— Noah Hadley Scouts Golden Sun Coffee Virginia Care Beverages Duz Gulf Spray Carton Manuel’s Market Trading Post Pete Ewing Underwood South Market Street Ida Small Cal Balbourye Freeman Blessinger Alhambra Theater Wwerful Clarke Ralph Pearson E. C. Mull Knightstown Telephone Company, Inc Graff Copher Leadbetter Berkshire Brickey’s Cyclamatic Carthage Radio & Appliance Shop Hubert Hunt Hunt’s Food Market Stark & Wetzel Wieners B. Box Hunt Bologna Kenny
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