Chi Rho Meets At Christian Church For June Session
The Chi Rho group met Monday June 6 at the Christian Church with 13 members 2 teachers and 1 guest present. Sherry McKain and Karen Siler led songs. Arlene Ruby gave the lesson and presented Sherry McKain with a ring. Susie Holmes gave the prayer. Larry Bush and Roy Blessinger served refreshments. Karen Siler News Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Rho
The
Christian Church
Sherry McKain
Karen Siler
Arlene Ruby
Indiana African Violet Society meets in Bedford church
Mesdames Gertrude Bush Agnes Hensler Ona Hunt and Naomi Ray attend an all day Indiana African Violet Society meeting held Saturday at the Methodist Church in Bedford Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Bush
Agnes Hensler
Ona Hunt
Naomi Ray
Indiana African Violet Society
Methodist Church
Bedford
Indiana
Carthage Friends Church Plans Picnic at New Castle Park
The Carthage Friends Church will hold its annual Sunday School picnic this Friday at noon in New Castle Memorial Park. Attendees should depart from the church at 10 a.m. for travel to the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Friends Church
New Castle Memorial Park
Ripley Jr 4-H Club meets with 14 at home
The Ripley Jr 4-H Club gathered June 7 1960 at Jackie Stephens home with 14 members present. They recited the 4 H Flag pledge and American flag pledge, answered roll call Favorite Baseball Players, and studied Health and Safety For the Home. Craig Lafuse gave a trumpet solo. The next meeting is set for June 21 at Dave and Don Hunt's home.
Earlham College Alumni Banquet Attended by White and Winslow
Miss Ruth White and Mrs. Ethel White attended the Earlham College alumni banquet in Richmond Indiana on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Winslow also attended the Earlham alumni day Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth White
Ethel White
Earlham College
Richmond
Indiana
Howard Winslow
Earlham
Pitts Family Attends Indiana University Commencement
Mr and Mrs Jesse Pitts and daughters Linda Suzanne and Mrs Everett Sunman and daughter Suzanne attended Indiana University commencement Monday morning. Bill Pitts earned a B S degree in accounting after completing his studies at mid term last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Pitts
Linda
Everett Sunman
Suzanne
Indiana University
Pitts
Bill Pitts
Birth of a Boy to Mr and Mrs Dean Addison
Mr and Mrs Dean Addison of R. R. 1 Carthage are the parents of a boy born at Hancock Memorial Hospital in Greenfield. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Hoyt Addison of R. R. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Addison
R. R
Carthage
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Greenfield
Hoyt Addison
Whitfields to Spend Summer in White Springs Florida
Mrs Beulah Whitfield and her children Rose and Mike left last Wednesday to visit Mr and Mrs Eddie Carter in White Springs Florida. They plan a summer stay there and Mrs Whitfield will help at the Carters place of business in White Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Beulah Whitfield
Rose
Mike
Eddie Carter
White Springs
4H Roundup Attendees Report at Purdue University
Linda Harrold, Bob Cooper, Carl Robbins, Marvin and Mike Heim attended the 4H roundup at Purdue University from Tuesday through Thursday this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Harrold
Bob Cooper
Carl Robbins
Marvin
Mike Heim
Purdue University
Ice Cream Social Planned by Sr M Y F at Methodist Church
The Sr M Y F sponsors an ice cream social on June 25 at the Methodist Church. Serving begins at 5 30 p m with homemade ice cream pie cake coffee and soft drinks. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. M.Y.F
Methodist Church
Purdue marks 108th commencement with Ewing family in attendance
Mr and Mrs Bill Ewing of Knightstown and Mr and Mrs Guy Ewing of Carthage attended Purdue Universitys 108th commencement exercises held Sunday June 5. Mrs Carol Ewing Sommers received her B S degree in Home Economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Ewing
Knightstown
Guy Ewing
Carthage
Purdue University
Carol Ewing Sommers
Richmond visitor shares health update on elderly aunt in Washington
Mrs. R. M. Allen of Richmond visited Carthage and reported her aunt Mrs. Fannie D. Baker of Washington DC is in remarkably good health and will be ninety one next birthday. Baker has previously hosted Allen and her siblings including the late Alma Henley and Jesse Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Allen
Richmond
Carthage
Citizen Office
Fannie D. Baker
Washington, D. C
Allen
Alma Henley
Jesse Stone
Home Return for Floyd Reddick After Hospital Stay
Floyd Reddick was released from Rush Memorial Hospital and went home Tuesday. He is slowly improving and under care as he recovers from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Reddick
Rush Memorial Hospital
Called Meeting of Rush Lodge 580 on June 10
Rush Lodge No. 580 F and AM schedules a called meeting for Friday June 10 at 8: 00 p m to perform EA degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Lodge No. 580
Nominates New Officers for 1960-61 at Carthage Legion Auxiliary
Carthage American Legion Auxiliary nominated new officers at the June meeting held at the Community Center. Vera McNabb was named president and other officers were chosen, with Mary Draper and Betha Beck among committee members. The district meeting is planned for Tuesday in Yorktown and the August 28 installation will close the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage American Legion Auxiliary
Mary Draper
Norma McKain
Ann Gardner
Indiana Boys School
Yorktown
Bertha Beck
Centerville
Carthage Scout
Auxiliary
Vera McNabb
Joan Gardner
Hazel Alexander
Dessie DeWitt
Janice Pitts
Kathleen Sipes
Ft. Wayne
Guest Night at Carthage Friends Church
The Friendly Circle hosted a pitch in supper and guest night at Carthage Friends Church Tuesday drawing forty attendees. Summer flowers decorated the church while Alta Carr and Betty McClurg performed an organ and piano duet. Russell Fort of Knightstown showed photos and narrated his trip with Mrs. Fort to the Scandinavian countries Sweden Norway and Denmark. The event committee consisted of Alta Carr and Alta Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
New Officers Installed At C W F Meeting
The Christian Women Fellowship held a Thursday meeting at the Christian Church with Ruth Jackson presiding. Ruth Jackson and Joanna Gibson led devotions, and Mrs. Fritz White of Milroy installed the new C W F officers including Opal Moore president and Edith Hull treasurer. Refreshments were served to eighteen members, five children, and one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W.F
Christian Women Fellowship
The
Christian Church
Ruth Jackson
Phyllis Hull
Mary Bush
Joanna Gibson
Fritz White
Milroy
Opal Moore
Edna Blankenship
Edith Hull
Hazel Alexander
Maude Shutt
Flossie McCorkle
Broilers Need Cool Water For Hot Weather
Purdue extension poultryman Melvin L. Wilson says broilers must have ample fresh cool water as temperatures rise. He notes a flock of a thousand eight week old birds consumes 20 to 80 gallons of water daily, depending on heat and humidity, underscoring water management's impact on profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Melvin L. Wilson
Purdue University
Poultry House
Wilson
Howard Winslow Jr Assigned to Esso Center in England
Howard Winslow Jr a senior technologist at the Esso Refinery in Baton Rouge Louisiana has been assigned to the Esso Training Center in Abingdon England He and his family now reside in London on a loan assignment with Standard Oil Company New Jersey to coordinate an Economics Training Program for Jersey European affiliates He previously spent seven months in the New York office before moving to England
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Winslow, JR
England
Esso
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Abingdon
Winslow
London
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Jersey
New York
Chaperons Sought for Local Kids Kanteen Program
The P T O offers to supply chaperons for the Kids Kanteen. Anyone available for a few evening hours weekly should contact P T O president Albert Terhune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.O
Albert Terhune
Unn Fitch Family Returns From Ozarks Trip
Mr and Mrs Unn Fitch and their son Orbie return home Saturday after a week in Missouri visiting Grandview and S Sgt Glen Fitch and family. Also with them were Mr and Mrs Joseph Alexander and their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unn Fitch
Orbie
Joseph Alexander
Ozarks
Missouri
Social Security Q&A Insights on Benefits and Work Rules
This column answers readers questions about Social Security eligibility. A widow with a child may receive benefits while teaching if additional earnings do not exceed 100 per month. summer work affects eligibility by month. No extra age bonus exists. benefits depend on credits and delay in filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security
Leslie Frazer
Social Security Administration
National Road West
Richmond
Indiana
Kennedy and Rhoades Celebrate 25th and 2nd Anniversaries
A dinner party at Hoosier Manor Restaurant honored Raymond Kennedy and his wife for their 25th wedding anniversary while John Rhoades and his wife celebrated their second anniversary. Attendees included Sue Mosier and Judy and Lynn Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier Manor
Raymond Kennedy
John Rhoades
Sue Mosier
Judy
Lynn Kennedy
Birthday observed for Mrs Joyce Rhoades
Mr and Mrs Carl Carson Sr entertained for their daughter Mrs Joyce Rhoades birthday anniversary. Sunday evening refreshments were served to Larry Rhoades Mr and Mrs Russell Siler and children Mr and Mrs Carl Carson Jr and sons Karen Graff Clarence Dulake and son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Carson Sr
Joyce Rhoades
Larry Rhoades
Russell Siler
Carl Carson Jr
Karen Graff
Clarence Dulake
Nigh Whitfield Families Attend Morgan Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nigh with their sons and Mrs. James Whitfield and her sons joined relatives for the Morgan reunion held Sunday at Walnut Grove in Shelby County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Nigh
James Whitfield
Morgan
Walnut Grove
Shelby County
Merchants Team Spin No Hit To Take Arlington Win
Carthage pitchers Stewart and Russell held Ross of Shelbyville hitless as Carthage won 1 to 0 in Arlington League action. Stewart worked three innings, Russell the rest with four strikeouts. Carthage scored in the first on infield errors and a passed ball, with Larry Little’s fifth inning single the lone hit. The win moved Carthage to 2-0 tied for second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Carthage
Ross
Shelbyville
Stewart
Russell
Larry Little
Purdue expert reports MayJune farm price trends steady with hog spike
Purdue agr economics analyst M Paul Mitchell notes most farm prices stayed steadier or weaker in late May and early June. Hog prices jumped above 18 dollars in Chicago and Indianapolis on June 2 but fell to 17.75 as supply rose, yielding about 50 cents net two week gains. Cattle and lamb markets showed mixed results amid holiday disruptions and shifting lamb bases. Poultry and eggs remained steady to weak with broilers 16 to 18 cents and Grade A Large eggs at 34 cents top
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
M. Paul Mitchell
Purdue University Agricultural
Chicago
Indianapolis
Mitchell
Birthday Party for Susan Moore Celebrates Five Years
Mrs. Opal Moore hosted a birthday party last Thursday morning for her granddaughter Susan Moore of Midwest City Oklahoma who turned five. Guests included Kim Tweedy Jay Tweedy Jerry Dixon David Kendall Christine Kendall all of Carthage and Jennifer Castner of Indianapolis visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Flick. Refreshments of cake and ice cream were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Moore
Susan Moore
Midwest City
Oklahoma
Kim and
Jay Tweedy
Jerry Dixon
David
Christine Kendall
Carthage
Jennifer Castner
Indianapolis
Fred Flick
Heart Attack Fatal to Mrs David McNabb of Bedford
Mrs. David McNabb 68 of Bedford Indiana died last Saturday at 4 30 am at Dunn Memorial Hospital after a heart attack at home Thursday She had been in failing health Survivors include her husband David one daughter in Philadelphia and two granddaughters Funeral services were held in Bedford with burial there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McNabb
Bedford
Indiana
Dunn Memorial Hospital
David
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Local Social Roundup Notes Childhood and Community
A long list of weekend visits and calls across Indiana and Ohio reflects a network of families. Mrs. Ann Stager and others visited Mrs. Earl Gear in Marion. several guests called on the Harrold family in their home. visits to Dodt Nursing Home Royal Center and Cincinnati are noted. Remarked health updates include Bearl Miller at New Hope Nursing Home Lewisville with unchanged condition. Additional interactions involve Wagners, Hammons, and Mosier families visiting relatives in Greenfield Eaton and Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Stager
Timothy Gilmartin
C. C. McCarty
Ralph Pearson
Earl Gear
Marion
David Weber
Charlottesville
Osro Draper
Mays
Richard Harrold
Edward Fenner
Harry Moore
Alta Vansickle
Lon McCorkle
Carl Knox
Greenfield
Bearl Miller
New Hope
Lewisville
Eva Wales
Nameless Creek
Ruth White
Mertie Develin
Dodt
Royal Center
Indiana
Leone Mosier
Mae Fagel
James Mosier
Cincinnati
John Wagoner
Nelson Cook
Eaton
Ohio
Frank Hampton and Sons
Avery Stevenson
Springville
Bedford
Lewis Parker
Bernard and
Lois Beeson
Hagerstown
Russell Siler
Mary Carson
Jesse Harvey
Omer Heim
Joe Porter
Earl Addison
Sharon Addison
Robert Addison
Pete Enn
Robert Walker
Ed Ruby
Malcolm
Ruby
Cathy
Crown Point
Jesse Ruby
Frances Wolfe
Centerville
Russell Roland
Rollie Walker
Knightstown
Charity Roland
William Chapman
Roland
Greta Addison
Flora Heim
Indianapolis
Stanley Hawkins
Henry Martin
Versailles Nursing Home
Marie Fannin
Carrie Jones
Pap Boling
New Castle Monay
Leslie Heifner
Roy Lowe
Condo
Wilkinson
Ethel Weathers
Fredericksburg
Caleb Marsh
Della Pearson
Charlotesville
Henry Jessup
Claude Pearson
Gertrude Jessup
Lee Roy Crawford
Dayton
Rachel King
Ripley Needletwisters 4H Hold June Meeting
The Ripley Needletwisters 4H Club met June 1 in the Home Ec Room. President Cathy Ruby led the meeting with pledges by Wanda Henderson and Darlene Barry, devotions by Janice Perry, and group singing. 32 members and 1 guest attended, planning a picnic with the boys club and a State Fair attendance committee. Demonstrations covered Nut Cookies, Cocoa Crispy Cookies, Freezing Strawberries, Straightening and Shrinking Material, and How to Give a Demonstration. News Reporter Sue Siler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Needletwisters
Cathy Ruby
Wanda Henderson
Darlene Barry
Janice Perry
Linda Harrold
Brenda Ross
Diane Whitfield
Sherry McKain
Billy Henley
Judy Fannin
Betty Redmaker
Beth Roberts
Sue Siler
Class Party at State Park Near Liberty Indiana
The Carthage Methodist Church Sunday School class led by Robert Winters held a party and potluck at Whitewater State Park near Liberty Indiana for about forty attendees. Participants enjoyed hiking boating games and swimming followed by a cooperative meal with adults and many members and guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Methodist Church
Robert Winters
Whitewater State Park
Liberty
Indiana
John Rhoades
Elmer Fenner
Carolyn Miller
Margaret Henderson
Joe Leavitt
Beth Roberts
Leo Foust
Richard Robertson
Richard Weidner
Barbara Foust
Sue Leisure
Cindy Brooks
Karen Magee
Carl Davis
Duane Davis
Lynn Kennedy
Pam Hunt
Sam Miller
Reta Stanley
Lou Ella Magee
Jeannine Terhune
Karen Graff
Gary Siler
Sue Siler
Jimmy Stevens
Marilyn Pitts
Kelly Veach
Carol Todd
Joe Foust
Chicago Wedding Ties Sylvia Whitfield to Earl Van Wyk
Miss Sylvia Whitfield daughter of Mrs Beulah Whitfield of Carthage married Earl Van Wyk of Chicago in Chicago on Saturday May 21. They will reside in Chicago.
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Chicago
Sylvia Whitfield
Beulah Whitfield
Carthage
Earl van Wyk
Sidewalk Sale Planned by Carthage BBA
The Bet ter Business Association of Carthage plans a Saturday sidewalk sale all day on June 18 1960 with merchants offering bargains and specials. Ads will run in next week's newspaper detailing the specially priced merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BBA
Better Business Association of Carthage
Vacation Bible School closes with weekend exhibit and program
The Daily Vacation Bible School of the Method ist Church ends Friday with a picnic. An exhibit of crafts is set for Sunday at 7 p.m. followed by a program at 7:30 p.m. with all departments participating. The average attendance was 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Sue Mosier
Lillian Stanley
Lucy Blessinger
Carolyn Miller
Reta Stanley
Norma Brown
Linda Edwards
Barbara Foust
Virginia Whitfield
Eric Winters
Mary Nigh
Jeannine Terhune
Sue Siler
Margaret Rhoades
Ellen Foust
Mary Zimmerman
Mayfield
John Rhoades
Annalee Lynch
Lynn Kennedy
Judy Kennedy
Karen Siler
Julia Ewing
Edna N. Kennedy
Special Young People Program at Carthage East St Church
The Young People of the Carthage East St Christian Church present a program this Sunday morning from 9:30 to 10:30 in observance of Children's Day and Daily Vacation Bible School activities. A good attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage East St. Christian Church
McNabb Family Attends Bedford Funeral
Dr and Mrs George B McNabb and Dr and Mrs Richard McNabb of Carthage spent the weekend in Bedford Indiana due to the sudden illness and death of Mrs David McNabb sister in law to Dr George B McNabb They attended the funeral services on Monday afternoon in Bedford Mr and Mrs Ross Tweedy also visited the D W McNabb home in Bedford on Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. McNabb
Richard McNabb
Carthage
Bedford
Indiana
David McNabb
Ross Tweedy
D. W
Anderson Hosts Weekend Guests From Local Families
Mrs. Agnes McClinstock and Mrs. Ethel Newgent of Anderson were weekend house guests of Mrs. Rachel King, enjoying hospitality and social visits during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes McClinstock
Ethel Newgent
Anderson
Rachel King
The Citizen Birthday Reflections on a Town Paper
The Citizen marks 54 years since 1907, celebrating how editors select stories from Carthage to serve 30 states and 6 foreign countries. It recalls wartime care packages to troops, travel with soldiers in Europe and Asia, and the paper as an informational hub for local readers and curious travelers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Citizen
Carthage
Burma Road
China
Claude Pearson
Iran
Harold Sanders
North Africa
Clark
Glendle Osborne
Trieste
Milan
Italy
Charles Colwell
Charles Whitfield
France
Joe Porter
Charlie Fairchild
London
United States
James Webb
Old Carthage
Korea
Susie
Rushville
Knightstown
Empire State Building
Community Center Board
Canada
Chicago
Terre Haute
Philgas
Oklahoma
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CHI Rho News
M.Y.F
Aux
Merchants
Ross, Kuhn and Runnebaum
Stewart, Russell
R. Magee
State Park
Bible School
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