Local Hospital News From Carthage Area
On the Beat reports several local hospital updates. Lowell Brooks of Carthage is convalescing at home. Phillip Sattler admitted to Henry County Hospital. Charles Mosier moved from Rush Memorial to Community Hospital for surgery. Tom McClurg a patient at Rush Memorial. Mrs. Albert Ray home from Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis. Lowell Geise patient at Rush Memorial. Woody Clay admitted to Henry County Hospital for observation. room 110. Patty Sammons, Crestline Ohio, broke both arms in gym class. she is granddaughter of Lona Gulley of Carthage.
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Lowell Brooks
Carthage
Phillip Sattler
Henry County Hospital
Charles Mosier
Rush Memorial Hospital
Community Hospital
Tom McClurg
Albert Ray
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Lowell Geise
Woody Clay
Woodrow Clay
Patty Sammons
Bill Sammons
Crestline
Ohio
Lona Gulley
Kennedy's Restaurant Opens After Geise’s Sale
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kennedy of Carthage purchased the restaurant formerly Geise's on East Mill Street. The sale occurred Tuesday and the business will operate daily under the name Kennedy's Restaurant with full meals served and hours announced elsewhere in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Kennedy
Carthage
Geise’s Restaurant
East Mill Street
Kennedy
Carthage High School Bands and Chorus to Attend Rush County Festival
The Carthage High School Band and Chorus join Rush County units at the Rushville Gymnasium for an 8:00 p.m. festival on Friday March 12 with a program of joined numbers including The Star Spangled Banner Days of Glory Jamaican Farewell Bali Hai Eliza Rock and a band closer featuring Drums and Bugles Contempora Overture My Fair Lady and Queen City The meeting minutes note a small treasury and no new business with 21 attendees and adjournment after a short session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage High School
Rush County
Rushville Gymnasium
George Brown
Queen City
Assessments Begin in Ripley Township Tax Returns Due May Fifteenth
Assessment rules mirror 1964 with Norma Lee McKain handling corporation notices and Robert E. McKain overseeing township outreach. Tax return filing required by March 1, due May 15, exemptions must be renewed, and true cash values apply for unlisted properties. Various livestock and crop values are listed per unit or per hundred pounds, reflecting state schedule usage and penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Township
Norma Lee McKain
Robert E. McKain
State Board of Tax Commissioners
World Day of Prayer Service Held at East St Christian
East St Christian Church hosted the World Day of Prayer last Friday with about fifty attendees. Mrs. Clyde Ruby played piano and Mrs. Eugene Miekush led singing. Mrs. Paul Boulton led the performance of What the Lord Doth Require with women from nearby churches. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nigh offered He’s Got the Whole World In His Hands. a $25 offering was sent to United Church Women in New York for mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East St. Christian Church
Clyde Ruby
Eugene Miekush
Paul Boulton
Russell Nigh
United Church Women In
New York
Otterbein Team Falls 58 52 At Lafayette Regional
Mr and Mrs Jack Overman and son Van attended the Lafayette regional Saturday where Kirby Overman s Otterbein team lost 58 52 to Kentland Otterbein carried a Twenty wins one loss record into the tournament They previously beat Kentland in season play Overnight guests included Mr and Mrs Stuart McKnight Wingate Indiana and Mr and Mrs Kirby Overman Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Franklin Peek Chesterton and their daughter and husband at Otterbein
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Overman
Van
Lafayette
Kirby Overman
Otterbein
Kentland
Overman
Stuart McKnight
Wingate
Indiana
Franklin Peek
Chesterton
Farm Bureau Joint Meeting Set At Carthage Center
A joint meeting of the Farm Bureau of Center Two and Ripley Two is planned for next Thursday March 18 at 7 30 p m at the Carthage Community Center. Mr Vance Denny Department Director of the Tax and Legislative of State Farm Bureau will speak. Members urged to attend. refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau of Center Two
Ripley Two
Carthage Community Center
Vance Denny
Tax and Legislative of
State Farm Bureau
Garden Club Attends Patio Flower Show
Twelve Garden Club members and two guests attend the Flower and Patio Show on Wednesday after dining at the Heritage Dining Room in Indianapolis. Attendees include Mesdames Lloyd Manuel Guy Ewing Wilbur McCorkle Forrest Beck Willella Henley Louis Humes Fred Flick Homer Hensler Loyal Hunt Forrest Moore Donald Ruby Thomas Bush Ruth White Gouldie Kyser and guests Hattie Innis and Sharlee Kyser.
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Garden Club
Heritage Dining Room
Indianapolis
Mesdames Lloyd Manuel
Guy Ewing
Wilbur McCorkle
Forrest Beck
Willella Henley
Louis Humes
Fred Flick
Homer’ Hensler
Loyal Hunt
Forrest Moore
Donald Ruby
Thomas Bush
Miss Ruth White
Gouldie Kyser
Hattie Innis
Sharlee Kyser
Pickup for Goodwill at Mrs Gouldie Kyser Home
Residents with items to donate are reminded the pickup truck will arrive at Mrs Gouldie Kyser's home next Wednesday March 17 at 9 a.m. The notice specifies date time and location for the charitable collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouldie Kyser
Brotherhood and Sisterhood Meeting Called for March 15
The Carthage Brotherhood and Sisterhood will hold its regular meeting Monday at the Community Center. The notice specifies the date March 15 and location for members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood & Sisterhood Meeting
The
Carthage Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Birth of Melissa Beth Kilgore in Rushville Hospital
Mr and Mrs Willis Kilgore of Rushville R 2 welcome an 8 lb 2 oz daughter born Sunday March 7 at Rush Memorial Hospital. Grandparents are Darrell and Mrs Rowan of Carthage and Elmer Kilgore of Morristown. The newborn is named Melissa Beth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Kilgore
Rushville R
Rush Memorial Hospital
Darrell Rowan
Carthage youths serve as pages for Rep Ruby in Indianapolis
David McNabb and Jerry Dixon of Carthage served as pages Monday for Representative John A. Ruby. Accompanied to Indianapolis by their mothers Mrs. McNabb and Mrs. Harold N. the youths toured government facilities and observed legislative procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McNabb
Jerry Dixon
Carthage
John A. Ruby
Indianapolis
McNabb
Harold N
Ernest E McClarnon 75 passes away in Greenfield
Ernest E McClarnon 75 a resident of Rt 5 Greenfield died at 5 45 p m Saturday in Hancock Memorial Hospital Born in Jackson township Hancock County he was a retired farmer He was married first to Ruth Ann Phelps who died in 1923 and later to Nellie McClarnon Surviving are his two children Anna Gardner and Ralph O McClarnon of Carthage two grandsons two sisters Nellie Van Duyn and Julia Peters and other relatives The Pasco Memorial Mortuary in Greenfield will conduct services with Rev Edwin McClarnon of Middletown officiating Interment will be in Riverside Cemetery Carthage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest E. McClarnon
Rt. 5
Greenfield
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Jackson Township
Hancock County
McClarnon
Robert
Julia Ann Barrett McClarnon
Ruth Ann Phelps
Nellie McClarnon
Arlington Matron Emma Drake Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Emma Drake 74 of Arlington died at 2 20 am Wednesday in Rush Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient since Saturday after years of failing health She spent most of her life in Arlington born February 23 1891 daughter of James and Savannah Moore Widowed after Jake Rays death in March 1913 she remarried August 2 1916 to Oda Drake who survives She was a member of Hannegan Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Drake
Arlington
Rush Memorial Hospital
Drake
James
Savannah Addison Moore
Jake Ray
Oda Drake
Hannegan Christian Church
New Castle Visitors Include Mrs Stephens This Sunday
Mr and Mrs Thomas Snell of New Castle visited Sunday with Mrs Lola Stephens, the mother of Mrs Snell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Snell l
New Castle
Lola Stephens
P. T. C. Group Honors Athletes at Community Center Dinner
The Parent-Teacher Organization hosted a cooperative dinner for the basketball team at Tweedy Memorial Community Center on March 9. President Thomas Shields led the meeting with devotions by Rev. Paul Boulton. Jerry Bass, former Morristown and Indiana University player, spoke on basketball. Approximately 100 people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tweedy Memorial Community Center
Thomas Shields
Paul Boulton
East Street Christian Church
Lyle Plank
Clyde Ruby
Albert Terhune
George Roland
Ralph Henderson
Elmer Kline
Richard Trubey
Knightstown Greenhouses
Shields
Kenneth Rhodes
The
Carthage Citizen
Jerry Bass
Morristown
Indiana University
Bass
Larry Jordan
Cafeteria Menu for March 15 to 19
The cafeteria offers a weekly menu with daily meals and drinks. Monday features Italian spaghetti and fruit cobbler. Tuesday serves potato soup and hot dog sandwich. Wednesday includes oven fried chicken. Thursday offers roast beef. Friday presents baked macaroni and cheese. Milk is served daily.
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Vienna
Sorority Meeting Set by Kappa Kappa Sigma Chapter
Kappa Kappa Sigma sorority members plan a meeting on Tuesday March 16 at the Community Center. Hostesses are Mrs Phil Parish and Miss Patricia Sipes with details from local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Phil Parish
Patricia Sipes
Winners announced at Letties Beauty Shop drawing
Mrs. John White and R. J. Carth were awarded a free permanent wave and Mrs. Myrtle Henley won a shampoo and set at Letties Beauty Shop drawing held recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John White
R. J. Carthage
Myrtle Henley
Lettie’s
Leisures Welcome Baby Boy at Rush Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ray Leisure of R R 2 announce the birth of a son on Tuesday at Rush Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Leisure
Rush Memorial Hospital
Married Fifty Years Golden Anniversary On St Patrick s Day
Mr and Mrs Warnie Mann of Carthage R1 will observe their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday March 14 with a family dinner at the home of their son Glen Mann near Mays. They married March 17 1915 and have two sons Glen near Mays and Freddie Arlington six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. They have spent most of their married life in County Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Warnie Mann
Carthage
R. 1
Glen Mann
Near Mays
Mrs. Mann
County Bush
Morristown Wins East Central Conference Title In 1964-65
Morristown tops the East Central Conference with a 6-0 league record, while Eastern Hancock places second at 5-1 and Milroy third at 3-1. Carthage, New Palestine, Spiceland, and Morton Memorial follow, with Carthage at 1-5. Kit Porter and Bernard Miller earn top honors on guards and offense respectively, while John Spright of Milroy is best defender. Coach Norm Morris edges Dean Cherry for coach of the year. Porter leads scoring at 130 points in six games. The ECC coaches also name a combined first team and vote-getters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Eastern Hancock
Milroy
New Palestine
Spiceland
Morton Memorial
Carthage
Kit Porter
Bernard Miller
John Spright
Miller
Porter
Norm Morris
Dean Cherry
Ken Nugent
Dan Jordan
Duane Riddle
Marion Hill
John Seright
Dave Dudley
Jan Redford
Carl Griffin
John Meek
Jeff Wilbur
Morton
Terry Johnson
Phil McCord
Jim Tucker
Richard Grizzell
Randy Coffman
Richard Wilbur Morton
Jim Cline
Paul Ralston
Mike Adkins
Quarterly Conference Here Sunday at Fletcher Church
The 4th Quarterly Conference will be held at Fletcher Methodist Church this Sunday during the morning worship service. Dr. Harold Criswell District Superintendent will deliver the message during worship. A cooperative dinner will follow at noon. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Methodist Church
Harold Criswell
Carthage star Jerry Bass recalled as hometown hero and athlete
The report highlights Jerry Bass as a Carthage connected player who starred in 1957 sectional play at Rushville and later led Morristown to victory with 32 points in another meeting. It notes his clutch 65 foot field goal at Morristown, a banked shot, and a meeting with Branch McCracken and Emil Andres watching him, with McCracken later bringing Bass to Indiana University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Bass
Carthage
Rushville
Carthage Blue Raiders
Morristown
Morristown Yellow Jackets
Jerry
Branch McCracken
Indiana University
Emil Andres
McCracken
Air Force veterinary officer completes orientation course
Montgomery report states Doctor Phillip A. Dyer, First Lieutenant and son of Clarence A. and Mrs. Dyer of Carthage Indiana, finished the Air Force Medical Service veterinary orientation course at Gunter AFB Alabama. He will join a medical unit at Sioux City Municipal Airport supporting the Air Defense Command mission. Dyer is a Purdue DVM and Mays High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Phillip A. Dyer
Clarence A. Dyer
Carthage
Ind
U. S. Air Force Medical Service
Gunter Afb
Sioux City
Iowa
Air Defense Command
Continental
U. S
Mays (Ind.) High School
Purdue University
Rush County Real Estate Slumps in February Sales
February real estate transactions in Rush County totaled 281 800 dollars the lowest February figure since 1962 City property sales 58 600 small town and other non farm deals 27 000 and farm transactions 196 200 Largest city deal 10 400 Three farm sales boosted the farm total with prices 50 000 37 000 and 33 000 Transfers include Marie Smith 45 acres in Section 24 Township 15 Range 8 with 8 08 acres excluded and several lot transfers in Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
County Recorder‘s Office
Marie Smith
Louis
Grace Henderson
Grant Ramsey
Clark
Henley
Care
Keith
Nancy Ray
Samuel C
Mary Lou Gray
Charles Henley
Carthage
Lincoln And The Constitution The Lincoln and the Constitution through Lincoln's view of federal power and state rights.
The essay recalls Lincoln swearing to protect the Constitution at its 1861 inauguration and traces his deep reading of constitutional law from an Indiana statute book to his political stance. It frames the document as a fence against central tyranny and credits the Bill of Rights with strengthening state defense against federal overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard Baker
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
National Capitol
Taney
United States
Indiana
David Turnham
Spencer County
Philadelphia
Congress
Europe
America
Election of Officers at W S C S Meeting
The Women s Society of Christian Service met March 3 at 1 30 p m in the Methodist Church annex. Officers elected include President Mrs Robert Walker and several secretaries, with nominations led by Mrs Walie Gold and Mrs Hubert Hunt. Twen ty two members attended and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church Annex
Raymond Kennedy
Marvin Johnson
Hubert Hunt
Stan Lynch
Hunt
Robert Walker
Mabel Manche
Elmer Fenner
Carl Foust
Roscoe Brown
Bond Kennedy
Charles Rhodes
Mrs. McManus Dies After Illness. Carthage Resident
Josephine Cambern Newkirk McManus 74 of Carthage died Wednesday night March 10 at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis after major surgery nine weeks earlier. Survived by Fred McManus husband two daughters one son nine grandchildren seven stepchildren several relatives. Funeral at 2:00 p.m. Saturday at Hampton. burial East Hill Cemetery Rushville. calling hours after 2:00 p.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Cambern Newkirk McManus
Carthage
Robert Long
Indianapolis
Mrs. McManus
Rushville
Thomas J
Emma Alice Warren Newkirk
Shipman Newkirk
Rush Co
Daniel Bayless Newkirk
Rush County
Thomas Jefferson
Newkirk
Indiana House of Representatives
Emma Warren
Zina Warren
Carmel
N. B. McKay
Floyd Stevens
Fred McManus
Warren E
Bud) Stevens
Brunswick
Ohio
Hugh Trowbridge
Marjorie Green
Maurice McManus
Meridith McManus
Orlando
Florida
Gilbert McManus
Virginia Parshall
Centerville
George Lines
Hampton
East Hill
Funeral
Ronald Tuttle Joins South Bend Oliver Grade School
Ronald Tuttle a Indiana State University graduate accepted a general science teaching post for 7th and 8th grades at Oliver Grade School in South Bend Indiana starting February 1. He is the son of Mrs Frankie Tuttle of Carthage and has been completing his master's degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Tuttle
Indiana State University
Terre Haute
Oliver
South Bend
Indiana
Ronald
Frankie Tuttle
Carthage
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Geise
T Office
Joe Kline
Debbie Magee
Treasury
Nancy Boulton
Robert Lee
Roy Edwards
Armed Services
MR. and
Mrs. Warnie Mann
Real Estate Report
W.S.C.S
South Bend School
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