Bankers Association Meeting and Local Notices at French Lick
The ana Banker's Association schedules a May 23 24 gathering at the French Lick Sherman Hotel in Indiana. Leadbetter Pharmacy hours 3 to 5 p.m. on specified days to fill prescriptions. Riley Hospital update notes grandson Carl Davis and family. Chicago trip reminders for Carthage Home Ec group leaving June 7 at 6 30 a.m.
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Ana Banker’s Association
French Lick-Sheraton Hotel
French Lick
Indiana
Leadbetter
O. C. McCarty Pd
Adv
Chicago
Carthage
Odessa Bieschke
Memorial Day visit to cemeteries along Ohio River
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adams and others from near Mays and nearby families spent Memorial Day in Laconia and surrounding Harrison County visiting cemeteries and decorating graves. They had a picnic at Mauckport Park shelter house, across the Ohio River from Brandenburg Kentucky.
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Indiana
Harold Adams
Jeffery
Lorri
Roger
Jimmie
Mays
Alva Brown
Mike
Bobby
Ann
Kathy
Carl Edwards
Skipper
Anna Brown
Roscoe Davis
Laconia
Harrison County
Mauckport Park
Ohio River
Brandenburg
Republican Precinct Committeemen Named Across Rush County
Rush County Republican chairman Richard A. Phillips announced 21 precinct officials this week including new committeemen and committeewomen. The roster lists Ripley through Richland precincts with paired names, highlighting the party’s central committee alongside four county officers. Democrats will be listed later.
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Rush County
Richard A. Phillips
GOP
Central Republican Committee
Ripley
Ercell Beaver
Florence Linville
Ralph Truitt
Mary Joseph
Posey
Darrel Ronan
Bertha Ronan
Walker
Loren Diumondson
Minnie Edmondson
Orange
Iden Hungerfurd
Evelyn Wicker
Anderson
Raymond Ball
Mae Ball
Walter Richey
Betty Smith
Rushville
B. G. Darnell
Jacqueline Clarkson
Robert Conde
Marjorie Conde
Lowell Becraft
Dorothy Becraft
Robert Klump
Marjorie Klump
James Reynolds
Neema Sewark
Donald Alexander
Marjorie Brownell
Allen Wall
Virginia Wall
William Shanahan
Marilyn Berkemeier
Jackson
Lowell Peterson
Harriet David
Center
Lowell Somers
Hazel Somers
Washington
Joe Archer
Carolyn Archer
Union
Ray Parker
Esther Hinchman
Nobel
Fred M. Walker
Attie Walker
Richland
Cleo Emsweller
Thelma Colter
Rush County to Receive Bronze 4-H Award at Purdue
The State 4-H Club Office at Purdue University announces Rush County will receive a bronze award for 1961 based on 4-H enrollment relative to potential members. In 1961 Rush County had 892 total members with 357 in standard clubs and about 22 percent of eligible youth in 4-H. The award is issued by Prairie Farmer and Purdue Extension for 17 years. the first win earns a plaque, later ones add engraved bars. Assistant County Agricultural Agent Howard Crussel notes it is the 17th qualifying year.
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Purdue University
Rush County
Purdue
Prairie Farmer
Purdue University Agricultural Extension Service
Howard Crussel
Carthage Honor Roll Includes Broad Grade List
The Carthage school announces the past semester honor roll with multiple grades listed. Notable names include Thomas Pitts, Nancy Barry, Daryl Carson, Diane Conley, Mike McKain, Linda Copple, Darlene Barry, and Patsy Finch among others across grades 2 through 12. An editorial note previews agriculture coverage on the Common Market FTA and EEC context with Purdue economist J Carroll Bottum.
Honor Roll Six Weeks Grade School List
The document lists students on honor roll across grades. Grade 4 includes Kimberlee Tweedy and Dale Copple among others, Grade 5 notes Rick McNabb and Johnny Ewing, with sections listing Lorinda Melkush and Warren Nigh and more.
Grade Level Roster Snapshot Includes Students and Mentors
The list names students by grade levels from 7th to 12th and includes several mentors or staff such as Hunt Sherry McKain Diana and Lou Magee. Names appear across 8th 9th 10th 12th grades with scattered entries like Jessica Kline Craig Lafuse Janis Petry Mike Pitts Kittrell Porter Arlene Ruby and Mary Jane Blanken ship Marvin Heim.
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Darlene Barry
Wanda Henderson
Danny Hunt
David Hunt
Sherry McKain
Diane Whitfield
Craig Lafuse
Berniece Logan
Janis Perry
Mike Whitfield
Kittrell Porter
Arlene Ruby
Sandra Davis
Stephen Marshall
Linda Miller
Patsy Finch
Pam Hunt
Jeannine Terhune
Billie Henley
Rick Patton
Evelyn Petry
Woody Clay
Kathy Heim
Jessica Kline
Joanne Spence
Johnny Terhune
Peggy Addison
Ronnie Back
Mike Pitts
Karen Siler
Bernita Logan
Cheryl Magee
Reta Stanley
Linda Harrold
Sue Siler
Larry Heim
Diana Whitfield
Janis Petry
Lou Magee
Cindy Brooks
Mary Jane Blankenship
Marvin Heim
Bowling Dinner Date Set by Mixed League
The Mixed League will hold a dinner meeting on Tuesday June 5 at 7 30 p m at the Hagerstown Smorgasbord Restaurant. Awards will be presented at this time and announced later.
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Hagerstown Smorgasbord
Rainfall totals in Rush County townships vary May to May
A survey by twelve Rush County cooperators shows heavy rain the week of May 6 with Walker Township at 2.5 inches, while Noble and Jackson townships received 1 inch. May 13 saw rain in only two townships Luther Nixon in Washington at .75 inch and Marion Liggett in Jackson at .3 inch. ten townships reported no rain.
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Rush County
Walker Township
Franklin Gordon
Noble
Jackson Townships
Enos Rose
Marion Liggett
Luther Nixon
Washington Township
Jackson Township
Dinner guests in New Castle visit Rushville couple
Mr and Mrs Harold Ruby and their sons John Allen and David were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs C W Myers of Rushville at Vances Restaurant New Castle on Monday evening.
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Harold Ruby
John Allen
David
C. W. Myers
Rushville
Vance's
New Castle
Carthage and Manilla Nines Post Arlington Softball Wins
Carthage nips Lanning's 8 to 7 while Manilla stops Perfect Circle 6 to 1 in Arlington Softball League play. Fred Magee drives in two with a two run double as Shutt collects three hits. Kinch and Patterson double for Lanning. Donnie Kuhn leads Manilla with three hits as Le Clerc belts a three bagger. Sunday visitors to the Beher home include Mrs. Clyde Mull and Mr. and Mrs. Orel Beher.
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Carthage
Manilla
Lanning
Perfect Circle
Fred Magee
Shutt
Kinch
Patterson
Warner
Woods
Tague
R. Magee
Lannings
Collins
Northam
Donnie Kuhn
LeClerc
Simmerman
P.C
Herbie Beher
Clyde Mull
Homer
Orel Beher
Mooresville
Miller Senior Tour Highlights Carthage High Graduates Trip
Twenty seven Carthage High School seniors and sponsors traveled from May 22 to May 28 on the Miller Senior Tour through Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia and Washington New York and Philadelphia. They visited Gettysburg Mount Vernon the Capitol and White House and ended with New York sights including Broadway Rockefeller Center and Radio City Music Hall.
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Jeannine Terhune
Bieschke
Carthage High School
Cordell Dunbar
Charles Dickerson
Charlie
Richmond
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Carthage
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Allegheny
Blue Ridge Mountains
Gettysburg
Gettsyburg
Washington
Manger-Annapolis
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Capitol Hill
Plaza Fountain
Archives
Washington National Airport
Library of Congress
Supreme Court
Capital Building
Potomac
Virginia
Smithsonian Institute
Col
John Glenn
White House
Caroline Kennedy
Big City
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore-Washington Parkway
New Jersey Turnpike
Walt Whitman Bridge
Independence Hall
Liberty Bell
Congress Hall
Lincoln Tunnel
Sheraton Atlantic
Empire State Building Observatory
Rockefeller Plaza
St. Patricks’ Cathedral
Sak
Fifth Avenue
Times Square
Broadway
Hal March
Radio City Music Hall
the Rockettes
Fred MacMurray
Jane Wyman
Hershey
Hershey Chocolate
Indiana
District of Columbia
Journey Jollies From Pam Hunt
A light travelogue recounts a school trip with students visiting Washington and New York. Highlights include the Washington Monument climb, a moonlit Potomac cruise, and humorous misadventures such as mistaking pigeons for rare birds.
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Dick P
Jon S
Washington Monument
C.H.S. Land
Potomac
Indiana
Charlie Dickerson
Mr. Bieschke
Washington
Jeannine T
New York
What Does Medicare Bill Mean To You
The article outlines the Kennedy administration’s Medicare bill, detailing who could receive benefits those 65 and older and specific recipients like retired workers and survivors. It explains hospital and nursing home coverage, deductibles daily limits home care limits, and how long benefits last, plus financing through higher Social Security taxes with firm timelines and phased implementation.
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Kennedy
Carthage
Bush County
Ripley Township
Rush County
King Anderson
House
Ways and Means
Secretary of Welfare
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Riley Hospital
Karen Annette Davis
Indianapolis
Phillip Davis
Franklin
Farm News
Carthage School
Thomas Pitts
Nancy Barry
Daryl Carson
Larry Rhoades
Sam White
Ric Winters
Bobby Brandt
Donna Carter
Rodney Dye
Mary Ann Messick
Thomas Muir
Cynthia Stewart
Jerry Wells
Diane Conley
Jerry Dixon
Eddie Fletcher
Carl Kline
Michael Lynch
Mike McKain
David McNabb
Marty Matlock
Randy Nigh
Sharon Rumple
Sylvia Skillman
Linda Sullivan
Patia Whitfield
Cathy Wright
Dale Copple
Melinda Lafuse
Brent Lord
Kimberlee Tweedy
Rick McNabb
Johnny Ewing
Lorinda Melkush
Warren Nigh
Mary Patton
Linda Copple
James Edwards
Rhonda Reddick
Kathy Smith
Sharon Smith
Thomas Stevens
John White
Lafayette
J. Carroll Bottum
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
France
West Germany
Italy
U.S
United States
Bottum
Europe
Organization For European Cooperation
European Coal and Steel Community
United States of Europe
European Economic Community
EEC
Kathy Walker
Danny Edwards
Hamil Miller
Rhe
Kuhn
Abbott
Journey Jollies
Fishing Report
Wabash
White River
Hindostan Falls
Williams Dam
Gibson
Pike
Flat Rock
Loughery Creek
East Fork
Muscatatuck
Big Creek
Graham Creek
Morse Reservoir
Geist Reservoir
Mississinewa
Salamonie
St. Joe River
Willow Slough State Fish and Game
Soil Conservation Service
County Extension Office
Cecil Hartman
Lawrence Osterling
Sherwood and Squires Implement Company
Department of Welfare
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