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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1962

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Birth in Auburn Indiana Michael Scott Fleming is born

Mr and Mrs Fred Fleming of Auburn Indiana welcome an 8 lb 8 oz son named Michael Scott born Saturday at Dr Bonnell M Souder hospital Auburn This is their third son and he is grandson of Mr and Mrs Walter Chonau of Noblesville formerly of Carthage

Fred Fleming Auburn Indiana Bonnell M. Souder Michael Scott Walter Chonau Noblesville Carthage

Seminar attendee and local closing for World Day of Prayer

Mrs Ann Parish attended an insurance seminar at the Wescott Hotel in Richmond Indiana from Sunday evening to Tuesday. Carthage merchants close Friday 2 to 3 p.m. for World Day of Prayer services at Wesleyan Methodist Church. Carthage Eastern Star honors Mr and Mrs Donald Liebrandt with a dinner party at Sullivan's Knights Town. gifts presented by the chapter. Attendees included Roy Stanley and several named ladies.

Ann Parish Wescott Richmond Indiana Worldlife & Accident Insurance Company Carthage Lloyd Manuel Better Business Association of Carthage Wesleyan Methodist Church Carthage Eastern Star Chapter Donald Liebrandt Sullivan’s Knightstown Roy Stanley Mesdames Paul Scott Rachael King Frank Alexander Darrell Rowan James Whitfield Kenneth Land Noah Brooks Raymond Kennedy Ralph Mosier

Woman's Literary Circle meets in Carthage at Mrs Kizer home

The Woman's Literary Circle of Carthage gathered at Mrs. Jesse Kizer's home with ten members present. Vice-president Mrs. Loyal Hunt and secretary Mrs. Omer Heim led roll call and reports. Education was the roll call answer as plans for school reorganization were discussed and a paper on Quilting and Weaving was presented by Mrs. Hunt. The county convention is set for March 23 at Rushville Christian Church. Refreshments were served.

Carthage Jesse Kizer Loyal Hunt Omer Heim Hunt Rushville Christian Church

American Legion Post 316 Plans March Meeting

The American Legion Post 316 will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday March 14 1962 at 8 00 p m at the Community Center All members are urged to attend A 26 minute color movie of last year 100 mile race will be shown Refreshments of baked ham sandwiches and coffee will be served.

American Legion Post 316

Local families relocate to new homes in Bargersville Carthage and Arlington

Mr and Mrs Herman Little and family moved Saturday from their R R 1 home to a new Bargersville address. Mr and Mrs Bob Nigh and family moved to Carthage on the V from the Apple home. Principal and Mrs Donald Hed Tick and son moved from Carthage to a newly built Arlington home where he assumes the principal post.

Herman Little Bargersville Bob Nigh Carthage Larry Apple Donald Hed- Tick Arlington

Harmon child admitted for tests at Methodist Hospital

Kim Dye six year old son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Harmon of Green field and grandson of Mr and Mrs Dave DeWitt of Carthage entered Methodist Hospital Sunday for tests X rays and observation.

Kim Dye Alfred Harmon Greenfield Dave DeWitt Carthage Methodist Hospital

Friendly Circle Club Hosts Meeting at Mrs Gouldie Kyser Home

Friendly Circle of the Carthage Friends met hosted by Mrs. Gouldie Kyser with Mrs. Norman Edwards presiding. Devotions by Mrs. Louis Humes and secretary's report preceded refreshments.

Friendly Circle Gouldie Kyser Friendly Circle Club Carthage Friends Church Norman Edwards Louis Humes

Carthage High School News Highlights Senior Activities

Carthage High School reports on senior year close with commencement invitations and memory books. Seniors and staff note student managers like Richard Robertson and Dick Fannin, band festival plans, home ec class progress, a convocation by Mr. Fiddle Faddle, junior play prep, and a busy cafeteria schedule plus juries for the March term.

Carthage Carol Carver Jeannine Terhune Pam Hunt Frank Edwards Richard Robertson C.H.S Richard Raiders Dick Fannin Raider Fiddle Faddle Ron Fannin Alva Porter CHS

Junior class takes national merit test and nearby class updates

Mrs Pearson fourth graders display St Patrick decorations while Connie Leisure celebrates a March 7 birthday. James Magee returns after rheumatic fever as third graders study Three Trails West and learn dollars and cents in arithmetic. They beat the second graders by two points. Three new students Linda Smith Olla Wilson Anna Aeer join juniors take national merit test and the class reflects on the event.

Rumple Couple Welcome Daughter Born February 28

Mr and Mrs Jesse Rumple are parents of a daughter born February 28 at Rush Memorial Hospital.

Jesse Rumple Rush Memorial Hospital

Carthage Eastern Star Dates Regular Meeting and Public Install

The Carthage Order of Eastern Star schedules a regular stated meeting on March 14 at 7 30 p m with an informal format. A public installation is set for March 17 at 8 p m.

Oo. E. Ss Carthage Order of Eastern Star

Alumni Banquet Set for May 19 at Carthage High

The ninth annual Alumni Banquet will be held May 19 1962 at 6 30 p m in the Carthage High School gymnasium in connection with commencement activities. Alumni officers and various committees were announced at the recent meeting and the next planning session is set for April 6 at the school house. The note page also lists several local residents visiting or visiting from other towns.

Carthage High School Hubert Hunt Bill Alexander Grace Pitts Gloria Plank Norma McKain Sue Ann Land Flora Heim James Ellis, Jr Eugene Gardner Charles Elmore Ronnie Magee Donald Campbell Robert McCorkle Gary McClurg Phyllis McClarnon Albert Terhune Bernadine Morgan Naomi Ray Vivan Davis Beatrice Ruby Gary Stewart Phyllis

East Central Conference names 13 member basketball team

Knightstown wins title 5-0 with Morristown star Mike Jean earning best all around and best shooter honors. Dave McCorkle and Charles Nugent tie for best defensive honors, Dick Hauk named best ball handler, Dan Kile named Coach of the Year. Conference scorers crown goes to Jean at 26.6 ppg, Cox second at 17.5.

Knightstown Centerville Mike Jean Morristown Dave McCorkle Charles Nugent Dick Hauk Dan Kile Pidgeon Hamilton Gatewood Carthage Nugent Chase Anderson Milroy Painter Spiceland Cline Morton John Cox F.—Jordan F—Jean McCorkle Hall C—Nugent G—Cox G—Fudge G—Seifer Liberty G—Hood Hauk

PT O Will Honor BB Boys at Community Center

A special program and pitch in supper will honor local basketball teams at the Community Center Tuesday evening March 13 at 6 30 p m. The P T O sponsors the event and Crispus Attucks coach Bill Garrett will speak along with three Attucks players Cornell Brooks Glen Bradley and Richard Ellis. Public invited.

Bill Garrett Crispus Attucks Cornell Brooks Glen Bradley Richard Ellis

Morristown falls just short in regional at Connersville

Morristown Yellow Jackets trailed Connersville by ten at halftime but staged a second half surge to close the gap. A final second shot by Jan Boring narrowly missed, leaving Morristown one point short, 58 57. Holton beat North Dearborn 52 50 in the other semi final, and Connersville won the regional final to advance to the Semi State at Butler Fieldhouse to face Madison.

Morristown Yellow Jackets Connersville Jan Boring Morristown Holton North Dearborn Indianapolis Butler Fieldhouse Madison

Local couples host and visit in Noblesville area

Mr and Mrs Floyd Reddick called on Mr and Mrs Henry Jes sup Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Charles Roland and family of Indianapolis were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Russell Roland. Mr and Mrs Lindley Taylor visited Sunday with Mrs Myrtle Wolverton and Mr and Mrs George Lehr all of Noblesville. Miss Jeanie March of Indianapolis was a weekend guest of her parents, Mr and Mrs Caleb Marsh.

James Dalrymple Lowell Ueise Lon Mcvorkle Herman Brock Freeport Iam McCorkle James Johnson Indianapolis John Stanley Kim Salem Indiana Bob Stanley Greenfield Roy Stanley Reta Kim Stanley Kenneth Rhodes Connersville John Hartzler Rushville Earl Addison Bill Cox Cleve Geise Stewart Nursing Home Ashville Henry Jessup Lowell Geise Sylvia Leach Myrl Mann Mary Joseph Mike Boyd Bledsoe Dugger William Lockridge Muncie Harold Japper Harry Elder Floyd Reddick Charles Roland Russell Roland Lindley Taylor Myrtle Wolverton George Lehr Noblesville Jeanie March Caleb Marsh

General Officer Named for General Telephone Southeast Division

Leon E. Brookhart is named division commercial superintendent in General Telephone Southeastern Division. B D Drennan announces Brookhart will coordinate local office operations and supervise district managers across Richmond Connersville Brookville Pendleton Rushville offices. Brookhart, Oklahoma native, has long telecom experience in California Indiana and Fort Wayne with regional professional roles and family relocating soon.

Leon E. Brookhart General Telephone B. D. Drennan Drennan Siecataet Richmond Connersville Brookville Pendleton Rushville Oklahoma Brookhart San Bernardino California General Telephone of Ohio Laguna Beach Indiana Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce

Carthage Garden Club Hosts March Meeting

Mrs. Bash entertained the Carthage Home Garden Club with fifteen members present as Mrs. Forrest Moore presided. Reports, awards, and plans for trips to the Flower Show in Indianapolis were announced along with the state convention dates.

Thomas Bash Carthage Home Garden Club Forrest Moore Gouldie Kyser Library Homer Hensler National Gardener Magazine Donald Ruby Loyal Hunt Louis Humes Indianapolis Fairgrounds Glendale Auditorium Indianapolis Mesdames Albert Ray Thomas Bush Wilbur McCorkle Fred Flick Guy Ewing

Foster Wilson Family Dinner in Rushville Visit

Mr and Mrs Foster Wilson and their son were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Tives Fitch and family at Rushville. In the afternoon they visited Mr and Mrs Robert Proctor and daughter near Falmouth.

Foster Wilson Tives Fitch Rushville Robert Proctor Falmouth

Harry Martin Here Next Friday at East Street Church

Harry Martin and the Old Fashioned Airs Quartet perform Friday evening March 16 at the East Street Christian Church for the Birthday Dinner at 6 30 PM. Martin will display color slides on Christians in Russia and the group will sing hymns and old fashioned songs. The quartet includes the Martins Judy Banks and is active with the New Palestine Christian church and Gospel Broadcasting Mission.

Harry Martin Carthage East Street Christian Church New Palestine Gospel Broadcasting Mission WFEM Indianapolis

CANDIDATE LIST GROWS FOR COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP POSTS

A long list of candidates emerges for county and township offices in multiple townships. Names include Glen Hungerford George Tevis Perry King Ercel Bever Jr Neal Willey James Rea Smith Weldon Wall Orville Martin James A Reynolds Ralph Truitt Florence Linville Melvin McDaniel Glenn Schroeder Ishmael Knoy Marie Weber Betty Henley Skinner Lowell Becraft John E Dawson James T Haywood Dale Smiley Robert E McKain Robert W Pitts Robert E White Ray Parker with posts such as sheriff county assessor township trustee precinct committeeman and delegate to state convention across Center Ripley Union and surrounding areas.

Glen Hungerford Anderson Township George A. Tevis Manilla Orange Township Perry King Ercel Bever, Jr Carthage Commiteeman Ripley Neal E. Willey Hele Jackson Street Frederic E. Paterson James Rea Smith Weldon E. Wall Orville Martin James A. Reynolds West Seventh Street Rushville Ralph Truitt Florence P. Linville Melvin K. McDaniel Mays Glenn Schroeder Ishmael D. Knoy Center Township Marie L. Weber Center Betty Henley Skinner Lowell F. Becraft West First Street John E. Dawson James T. Haywood East Seventh Street Dale E. Smiley North Morgan Street Robert E. McKain Ripley Township

Christian Women Fellowship Meets at Christian Church

Mrs Floyd Reddick and Mrs Lowell Geise hosted the March meeting with thirteen members and two guests present. Mrs Forrest Moore presided as Mrs Frank Alexander gave the secretary report. Mrs Luther Hull led a lesson on South America.

Christian Women Fellowship Floyd Reddick Lowell Geise Christian Church Forrest Moore Frank Alexander Luther Hull South America Moore Missionary Education of Council of Churches Conference St. Louis Missouri

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Legion Meeting Hospital News Laura Sandefur Meesas Albert Terhune Robert Walker William Fred Magee FS LT Carthage High School Rush County New Salem Home Ec United States MR. Fiddle Tweedy Memorial Community Center William Mills Ray Burton Buzz Gunderson Charlie Gatewood Jim Stark Jim Stevens Officer Mullen Ron Weidner Judy Brown Pam Clark Plato Carl Robbins Davis Sue Copple Ray Larry Fenner Stark Gary Petry Pam C Meridith Ashburn Hollywood Lawrence Creswell Community Center Lawrence Larry (Peach Cheryl M Patty M Bydie-Bee Edward Reeves Mary Heaton Wayman Mahin Louise Humphrey Lowell J. Adams Earl Copple Edith Bean Wayne C. Adams Adrian Eckart Paul G. Clevidence Mabel Berkemeier North Perkins Street William H. Conway Petit Robert Amos Charles E. Amick North Mainn Walter O. Baker North Morgam Richard Newhouse Harriet Ander Floyd W. Jones Fred Cook Eugene I. Gardner Melvin W. Alexander East Fifth Street Lloyd Emsweller Dora E. Abrams Donald Dawson Earl Oldham Lowell Staten Joseph Custer Betty Dickey Hoyt Addison Dawson Beckner Leonard Fowler LeRoy Custer Alton Gordon John D. Carder East Central Conference E.C.C Liberty Milroy PT. O Mrs. Bash Leon Whitfield Henry Whitfield Charles Whitfield Kenneth Whitfield Beatrice Banister Columbus Clyde Banister North Vernon
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