Mrs. Wells and companions complete five day Tennessee trip
Mrs. Virginia Wells and her daughter Linda along with Mrs. Veda Crowder and her daughter Teresa travelled from Indianapolis and returned Wednesday after a five day motor trip. They visited Rock City Ruby Falls Lookout Mountain in Tennessee and toured the Hermitage and Smoky Mountains. They also visited Mrs. Earline Bradley in Gallatin Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Wells
Linda
Veda Crowder
Teresa
Indianapolis
Rock City
Ruby Falls
Lookout Mountain
Tennessee
Hermitage
Nashville
Smoky Mountains
Earline Bradley
Gallatin
The Pants Debate The Nudist Wave And Public Fashion
A satirical defense of pants and gendered dress compares nudism to social change. The piece argues pants are essential, cites historical figures and myths, and mocks radical clothing trends while urging readers to contact their representative.
Forest Henley Will Filed for Probate in Greenfield
The will of Forest M. Henley was probated in Hancock circuit court Greenfield. He died July 3 1958. Robert Warrum of Greenfield receives 4000 dollars and Mary H Bin Ford sister takes all other personal property and real estate as executrix. The will was filed October 26 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest M. Henley
Hancock Circuit Court
Greenfield
Henley
Robert Warrum
Mary H. Binford
Nurses Tour Lilly Plant Guests of Eli Lilly in Indianapolis
Mrs Harold Taylor and Mrs Eugene Gardner of Carthage led a group of registered nurses from Rush Shelby and Fayette counties Logansport and Reid Memorial hospital Richmond on a two day guided tour of the Eli Lilly Company plant in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELI Lilly
Harold Taylor
Eugene R. Gardner
Carthage
Eli Lilly Company
Indianapolis
Lilly
Rush
Shelby and Fayette Counties
Logansport
Reid Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Eli Lilly Co
Former teachers to teach in Benton County
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Newgent, former Carthage teachers, bought property at 206 South Van Buren Ave Fowler Indiana in Benton County. Mrs. Newgent will teach at Robb High School and Mr. Newgent at Oxford High School in the county this coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton CO
Russell Newgent
Carthage
van Buren Ave
Fowler
Indiana
Benton County
Fields to Lead Carthage Wesleyan Methodist Church
Rev. C. C. Fields and wife from Grant City Indiana will move to Carthage after the August conference to take over the Carthage Wesleyan Methodist Church pastorate. Both are ordained Elders in the Indiana Wesleyan Conference. Paul Turner of Carthage to fill pulpit for monitor services July 27 and August. no evening services until August 17. Rev. Robert Malone preached his last sermon here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Fields
Wesleyan
Grant City
Indiana
Carthage
Fields
Carthage Wesleyan Methodist Church
The
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Paul Turner
Robert Malone
Hospital Notes Reports Re-entry for Surgery at St Vincent's
Jack Overman re-entered St Vincent's Hospital Thursday and will undergo surgery Monday. Mr. E H Miekush is undergoing X ray treatments at Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota and expects to be there two or three more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Overman
St. Vincents Hospital
E. H. Miekush
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minnesota
Residence Change for Dalrymple Family in Carthage
Mrs Genevieve Dalrymple and her son Donnie have sold their house trailer and moved to the parents home of Mr and Mrs Hollis Southerland in Sexton for temporary residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Dalrymple
Donnie
Carthage
Hollis Southerland
Sexton
Ripley 4-H Booster Club Holds July Project Tour
The Ripley Township 4-H Booster Club toured livestock and crop projects on July 16 after gathering at the school. Forty? four members plus leaders Eugene Nigh and Howard Addison visited homes of participants. Crops looked good despite excess rain and livestock readiness suggested strong Rush County Fair prospects. A sack lunch at Sunset Park, Knightstown preceded a baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H Booster Club
Ripley Township
Eugene Nigh
Howard Addison
Ripley Boosters
Rush County
Sunset Park
Knightstown
Campbell Orr Wedding Read In Fortville
Miss Evelyn Orr of Fortville and Robert Campbell of Carthage were married June 22 at the Methodist Parsonage in Fortville. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville Orr, and the groom, son of Mrs Hattie Campbell, were attended by Denny Wiseman and Mona Dowden. Both are local residents with schooling and employment details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage High School
U. S. Navy
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Anderson
Monroe St
Fortville
Rural Youth Picnic Held at Newhouse Farm
The Rush County Rural Youth Club held its annual picnic at Duane Newhouse's home on July 19 at 6 30 p m. Thirty three members and advisors shared a pitch in dinner then played horseshoes basketball and croquet. Assistants included Mr and Mrs Herschel New thouse Mr and Mrs Wayne Logan Farm Bureau advisors and Mr and Jon A B Scaglia Extension Advisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County Rural Youth Club
Duane Newhouse
R. R
Herschel Newthouse
Wayne Logan
Farm Bureau
Jon A. B. Scaglia
VanScyoc Buckley Wedding in Arlington Church
Mr and Mrs Paul H VanScyoc of Arlington announce the marriage of their son George VanScyoc to Marilyn Ann Buckley of Carthage daughter of Leon Buckley Noblesville. The 7 30 o clock ceremony at Arlington Christian Church was officiated by Rev Robert Schondelmayer. Attendants were Patty VanSeycc and Harry Brind with guests from Noblesville Mays Greenfield Shelbyville. The couple will live at the groom's parents on R. R. 1 Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. VanScyoc
Arlington
R. R
George VanScyoc
Marilyn Ann Buckley
Carthage
Leon“as Buckley
Noblesville
Arlington Christian Church
Robert Schondelmayer
Patty VanSeycc
Harry E. Brind
Greenfield
Shelbyville
of Kenn
Lions Elect International President Amid Youth Service Push
A fragmented note reports Lions International electing a new president as part of a broader push for youth activities and service projects. Key details are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Elect International President
New Postal Rates Take Effect August First
The Postal Rate Increase Act signed May 27 1958 governs rate hikes starting August 1 1958 with exceptions for bulk mail paid later. Increases cover First Class Air and Third Class Mail with new per ounce and per pound charges, plus annual fees and and rate minimums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S. Post Office Department
Carthage
Ercel Bever, Jr
Bever
Young People Meet at Church
News by Tommy Manuel reports a church gathering where local youths came together for fellowship and discussion. The event emphasized community bonding and youth engagement, with attendees sharing plans and activities.
Julia McMichael Attends Indiana Medical Banquet
Mrs. Julia McMichael and guest Merle Grocox attended the Medical Assistants of Indiana Banquet held last Friday evening at the Elks Club in Shelbyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia McMichael
Merle Grocox
Medical Assistants of Indiana
Elks Club
Shelbyville
Howard Addison Attends Vocational Workshop at Carthage
Howard Addison attends a vocational agriculture workshop in Carthage. The session covers vocational reports courses of study evening classes F F A programs reimbursement and departmental classification. Four phases highlighted are farm shop Future Farmers of America Adult Farmer Class and Young Farmer Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Addison
Carthage
Farmshop
Future Farmers of America
Shockneys Return From Two Weeks Vacation Across Seven States
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Shockney and their son completed a two week vacation visiting seven southern states. They traveled mainly in Tennessee to Rock City The Hermitage Ruby Falls and Lookout Mountain. The final days found them as house guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Hockett in Byhalia Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shockney
Doane
Tennessee
Rock City
Hermitage
Ruby Falls
Lookout Mountain
Howard Hockett
Byhalia
Ohio
Rush County 4H Camp Plans Space Travel Theme
The Rush County 4H Vespers Campfire and program committee met July 18 in the Rushville Court House Assembly Room at 8:00 p.m. Final plans for the 4H camp at Hassmer Hill August 7-10 were set with the central theme Space Travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Rushville Court House
Hassmer Hill
Sugar Moon
Cape Canaveral
Venus
Mars
Mercury
Pluto
Sun
Vanguard
Explorer
Atlas
Thor
Red Stone
Addison
Jean Cox
Bennett Druley
A. B. Scaglia
4H Meeting Highlights Demonstrations Share Tuna Salad Cookies
The group of 31 members met with Cathy Ruby presiding and Judy Kennedy leading pledges. Clara Jo Henley announced demonstrations by Sally Bush and Arlene Ruby on Tuna salad and Sue Mosier on Baby Ruth cookies before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy Ruby
Judy Kennedy
Kathy Heim
Mary Jane Blankenship
Clara Jo Henley
Sally Bush
Arlene Ruby
Sue Mosier
Mrs. Th
Container Corporation appoints new folding carton leaders
Everett G. Temple is named general manager of Container Corporation of America's Folding Carton Division. David C. Whitehouse is named general manager of the Boston folding carton plant. Temple succeeds Henry G. Van der Eb who moved to marketing. Temple joined the company after Northwestern University in 1941 and progressed through Chicago and Philadelphia roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Everett G. Temple
Container Corporation of America
David C
Whitehouse
Boston
Leo H. Schoenhofen
Temple
Henry G. van der Eb
Northwestern University
Container Corporation
Philadelphia
Boston Folding Carton
Arlington mourns two prominent residents deaths this week
Russell M. Northam 69 died at Rush Memorial Hospital after months of declining health. A former fertilizer agent for Kingsbury Company, he also held a real estate license and served on the hospital board. Survivors include Edna Northam, two sons, three sisters, a brother, and four grandchildren. Funeral at Wyatt Moore Memorial with burial at Arlington East Hill. Edna H. McFatridge 38 died at home after years of ill health. A longtime Arlington resident, she was deputy Rush County recorder, later with Indiana National Bank and Clyde Miller Insurance. Survivors include husband Wesley McFatridge and three children. services at Arlington Christian Church. Burial at Arlington East Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell M
Pete) Northam
Arlington
Rush Memorial Hospital
Mr. Northam
Kingsbury Company
Indianapolis
Rush County
Posey Township
Jasper N
Kate Coffin Northam
Edna Long
Northam
Christian Church
Lions Club
1.C.C.F. Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Rushville
Edwin
Russell Northam
Chester
Edna H. McFatridge
Wesley McFatridge
O. F
Anna Fancher Downey
Clyde Miller Insurance Agency
Harry
Marilyn
Jane Ann
Frank Downey
East Aurora
N. Y
John Downey
Coral Gables
Fla
E. E. Randal
Sarasota
Roy Renegan
Carthage
Richard Wainscott
Arlington Christian Church
Charles R. Buck
Greenfield
Robert A. Schondelmayer
Arlington East Hill Cemetery
Birth of son for Mr and Mrs Ray Fox in Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs Ray Fox of Indianapolis announce the birth of a son, Mark Wayne, weighing 6 pounds 3 ounces, born Saturday evening at Community Hospital. Mrs Fox is the former Marjorie Roland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Fox
Indianapolis
Mark Wayne
Community Hospital
Fox
Marjorie Roland
Carthage Softball Tops Cities Service in Low-Scoring Duel
Carthage blanked Cities Service 6 to 0 after three scoreless innings. Gary Stewart and Bob Magee powered a home run barrage, singles limited Cities Service to two hits off Stewart. Arlington edged Fairland 1 to 0 in another game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Cities Service
Arlington
Fairland
Bob Mace
Gary Stewart
Stewart
White Family Returns From Michigan Vacation
Mr and Mrs Robert White and daughter returned last Wednesday from a vacation in Michigan They were guests of Mr and Mrs Gerald Almy and family at Ionia Michigan and also visited Burton Stensel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert White
Michigan
Gerald Almy
Ionia, Michigan
Burton Stensel
Birthday Party for Cindy Brooks at Home
Miss Cindy Brooks observed her 12th birthday Friday evening with a social at her home from 7 to 10 p.m. Refreshments were served to guests during the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Brooks
Enjoy Six Day Motor Trip Ends in Home Welcome
Mrs. Virginia Sorrell of Dunreith with companions Ronnie Magee Jerry Davis and Myron Trowbridge returned home Saturday from a six day motor trip visiting Detroit Niagara Falls Canada and Watertown New York meeting Mr and Mrs Stan Magee and family during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Sorrell
Dunreith
Ronnie Magee
Jerry Davis
Myron Trowbridge
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Canada
Stan Magee
Watertown
New York
Lynch announce birth of son at Rush Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Stan Lynch announce the birth of a son on Wednesday at Rush Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Lynch
Rush Memorial Hospital
Christian entertainers present ventriloquism at East Street church
Don Fulton and Ron Coulter tour U S churches with ventriloquism drama and comedy. Their centerpiece Is There Good? features Judas Iscariot in a dialogue. They perform Wednesday July 30 at 8 00 and invite the public. Fulton is an actor from University of Oregon and Northwest Christian College. Coulter uses Sid Star the ventriloquist dummy to convey lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Street Christian Church
Don Fulton
Ron Coulter
United States
Judas Iscariot
Man of Jesus
Ron
Don
University of Oregon
Northwest Christian College
Coulter
Sid Star
E.F. Coulter
East Side Christian Church
Tacoma
Washington
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Atlanta
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Lucy Haynes
White House
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Gertie
Forest Henley
Vanscyoc
Buckley
Tommy Manuel
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