Hospital Admissions and Discharges Highlight Local Health News
Mrs. Charles Elmore entered Rush Memorial Hospital Sunday for treatment. Lloyd Manuel returned home from Rush Memorial Hospital Saturday. Herbie Beher of Carthage was admitted Saturday for observation. Mrs Harold Cappel of Greenfield underwent major surgery Sunday at Hancock County Memorial Hospital, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Elder of Carriage. Mrs Maiie Magee convalescing at home after four weeks in Rush Memorial Hospital from heart attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soudil
Awmieviura
Seppee
Lloyd Manuel
Rush Memorial Hospital
Herbie Beher
Carthage
Harold Cappel
Greenfield
Hancock County Memorial Hospital
Harry Elder
Maiie Magee
Carthage Lions Club Plans Broom Drive And Dinner
The Carthage Lions Club held its regular meeting to discuss a house-to-house broom canvass with more brooms to follow. A dinner on March 25 will honor the local basketball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Lions Club
Piano Recital Features Linda Wells of Carthage
Linda Wells, daughter of Virginia Wells of Carthage, performed in a piano recital by Mrs. Evelyn Thomas of Greenfield at Trinity Park Methodist Church. Attending were A. J. Carr, Ethel Renegar, Gra ee, Ethel Collins, and Virginia Wells of Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Wells
Carthage
Virginia Wells
Evelyn Thomas
Greenfield
Trinity Park Methodist Church
Linda
A. J. Carr
Ethel Renegar
Knightstown
Gra Ee
Ethel Collins
Ginia Wells
Reverend David Rutherford to Speak at Carthage Church
Rev. David Rutherford of Greensboro Indiana will be a guest speaker at the Carthage Wesleyan Methodist Church. He will speak Friday March 15 through Sunday with services at 7 30 p m daily and Sunday at 10 30 a m. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rutherford
Greensboro
Indiana
Carthage Wesleyan Methodist Church
Birth Announcement for Stein Wachs Child
Mr. and Mrs. William Stein wachs R. R. J. Carthage are parents of a girl born at Hancock Memorial Hospital in Greenfield last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Steinwachs
R. R. J. Carthage
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Greenfield
Ripley Needletwisters Meet Reports 1963 Practices
The Ripley Needletwisters met March 11 1963 in the Home Ec Room at 3 30. Kim led the 4 H pledge and 4 H pins were awarded while lessons on How To Set The Table and Good Table Manners were presented. The next meeting is April 1 1963 after school in the Home Ec Room with Linda Harrold and Judy Fannin in charge of refreshments. Demonstrations will be given by Diana Whitfield Judy Fannin Mary Sammons and Shirley Deboard. The meeting adjourned to Dion cout vacalalanai Darlene Barry. Weekend guests Mr and Mrs Frank Hampton and three sons visited from Friday evening to Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Avery Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Needletwisters
Kimee
Mary Sammons
Shirley Deboard
Dion Cout Vacalalanai
Darlene Barry
Rush County
Rushville Memorial Gymnasium
Rushville
Arlington
Fairgrounds
B. E. Smith
Chstournament
McKain
Jackson Supply Company
CHS
Mays
Iséolieeship
Cindy Brooks
Noah Brooks
Cheryl Magee
William F. Magee
Niagara Falls
O’dessa H. Bieschke
New York
Carthage
Greyhound
Niagara
Detroit
Michigan
Canada
YWCA
Greenfield Village
McNabb Wife Seeks Separation and Custody in Court
Alice M. McNabb of Carthage files a complaint for separation from Richard C. McNabb claiming abandonment since May 30, 1962 after a August 15, 1947 marriage. She seeks five year separation, custody of three children, and $50,000 in alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. McNabb
Carthage
Richard C. McNabb
1963 Feed Grain Program County Office Extended Hours
Rush ASCS County office stays open until 8 p.m. on Thursday and Friday evenings March 20 and 22 for convenience. The notice mentions a change in cross compliance between farms and urges visit to sign for intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Ascs
Fay Burkher Dies At Veterans Hospital
Fay Burkher 67 of Carthage R. R. 1 died Wednesday at the Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis after a five week illness. A World War I veteran born in Shelby County he leaves wife Enid son Eugene R. R. 1 Kokomo daughter Mrs Ruth Doversberger two grandchildren and sister Mrs Julia Stringer of Fountaintown Carthage. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Burkher
Carthage R. R. 1
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Mr. Burkher
Shelby Co
Rush
Enid
Eugene
Ruth Doversberger
Kokomo
Julia Stringer
Fountaintown
Carthage
Carthage High School lists activities and notices
A packed Carthage High School bulletin covers marriage applications for Homer McMahan and Dianne Kennerly, committee meetings, band scholarship details, county band festival plans, tournament ticket distribution, new typewriters, used typewriter sale, student conduct notes, American flags, Girls State eligibility, Niagara Falls tour plans, and a Junior Class play Publicity Mad with ticket info and meal menus.
Funeral services for Lula Dalrymple held in Knightstown
Lula Dalrymple 84 of Knightstown died Saturday in St. Vincent Hospital Indianapolis after a week’s illness. She had lived in Knightstown 40 years and was a Friends Church member. Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p.m. at Frazier Funeral Home Morris with burial at Glen Cove Cemetery. Her husband Bert Dalrymple, bank vice president, survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Dalrymple
Knightstown
Rush County
St. Vincent Hospital
Indianapolis
Local Real Estate Transfers Take Place in Rush County and Carthage
Otto R and Frances L Moore plus others convey 114 acres in Rush County to Gary and Samyra Steward. Fred and Josephine McManus transfer Lot 43 in John Clark's Addition to Carthage to John D and Mary G Wood. Evelyn Macintosh executrix sells half acre in Section 18 to Raymond and Darlene Muir. Fred B and Ethel P White with Ruth E White sell Lot 22 in Henley and Williams P Henley’s Addition to Carthage with 22 feet north side excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto R
Frances L. Moore
G. Parvel
Mary V. Moore
Forrest
Opal Moore
Rush County
Marjorie
Robert M. Cushing
Maricopa County
Ariz
Gary
Samyra Steward
Fred
Josephine McManus
John D
Mary G. Wood
John Clark
Carthage
Evelyn Macintosh
Martha W. Fitch
Raymond T
Darlene Muir
Fred B
Ethel P. White
Ruth E. White
Thomas E
Gertrude Bush
Henry
William P. Henley
Jennie Newhouse Visits Rushville Neighbor Sunday
Jennie Newhouse of Rushville spent Sunday with Mrs. Jo. The social visit highlights local ties and neighborly courtesy in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Newhouse
Rushville
Tax Assessment Mailers Begin in Ripley Township
Assessing in Ripley Township has begun this week and will cover Car An attempt to contact every resident is planned. Taxpayers must file the assessment form themselves under a new law. If filed late or improperly a 10 dollar penalty will be added when paying at the treasurer. May 15, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Moore
Carthage
Local Soil District Board Reports Progress and Meetings
The Local Man On e Dist Soil Board notes nearing repairs to the district grader and a February meeting in Carthage to form a Wabash Valley chapter. Members report 25+ memberships, upcoming charter presentation, and a banquet at the Durbin Hotel on March 13 1963 with local officials. William Martin’s team captured flooding photos, four conservation plans completed and one revised, plus plans to attend the Area V Supervisor's Workshop March 19 in Muncie. The board plans to honor the 400th cooperator, announces Robert E White’s 3 year District Supervisor term, postpones officer reorganization, and will publish a new listing of conservation contractors. New cooperators approved include Ed and 300 acres Center J W Redden 141 acres Rushville Loren Geise 160 acres Posey Loren Geise 114 acres Walker Chester Gosnell 145 acres Orange Harry Bever 96 acres Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Wabash Valley
Wabash Valley Assn
Durbin
William Martin
Muncie
Ind
Robert E. White
Route 1
Center
J. W. Redden
Rushville
Jerry
Loren Geise
Posey
Walker
Chester Gosnell
Orange
Harry Bever
Dairy meetings set at Purdue on market milk and ice cream
Representatives of the dairy industry will meet at Purdue University March 20 21 for two one day conferences on market milk and ice cream. The meetings are held annually in cooperation with the Indiana State Dairy Products Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Indiana State Dairy Products Association
Series of Tomato Meetings Planned
Tomato growers from multiple counties are invited to meetings. An event is scheduled for March 21 at 7 30 p m and another at the Geneva Fire House on March 26 at 8 p m. The notice references Boone Clinton Carroll Howard Tipton Miami Grant Kokomo Delaware Madison Henry and Rush counties. Details of April and June events follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teria
Geneva
Band Boosters Meet at Carthage Honors Four-Year Players
Carthage Band Boosters met March 9 1963 at the school. A motion to award sweaters with the musical letter to seniors who played in the band all four years passed. A second motion to recognize additional seniors with a musical letter also passed. A report on old band uniforms sale was given. A cooperative dinner is set for April 30 in honor of Trustee Robert McKain who attended and presented items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Pam Hunt
Carthage
Jordan College of Music
Butler
Robert McKain
Early Season Wild Coon Night Hunts Planned
Game research personnel will determine feasibility for authorizing early season wild coon night hunts. One hunt will occur in Central Indiana on August 10, in the south on August 17, and in the north on August 24. Clubs sponsoring hunts will be drawn at 10:00 a.m. CDT on May 1, 1963 in room 605 State Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
State
Local Social Visits Highlight Weekend Hosts
Personal notes show several households hosting guests over the weekend. Elmer Fenner and Rev. Kenneth Kuebler families shared Wednesday supper in Columbus. Donald Jessup visited Virgil Porter in Fountaintown Saturday. The Veach family from Terre Haute dined with Worth Pitts in the week. Junior Parsons and family from Kokomo visited Woodrow Clay and family on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Fenner
Kenneth Kuebler
Columbus
Donald Jessup
Virgil Porter
Fountaintown
Worth Pitts
William Veach
Terre Haute
Junior Parsons
Kokomo
Woodrow Clay
P T C Honors Basketball Teams At Community Center
A sizeable crowd attended the PTO pitch in supper at the Community Center to honor the high school basketball teams student managers yell leaders and coaches. Richard Tiernan Richmond Schools director spoke on the value of athletic programs in education noting reduced drop outs and the morale boost to students and community. Committees were named for April and plans announced to honor the 1963 senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Organization
Jack Tweedy
Kenneth Shirk
The
Friends Church
Tweedy
David Dewitt, Jr
Joseph Alexander
Larry Jordan
Richard Tiernan
Richmond
Tierman
Tiernan
P.T.O
Lee Patton
Eugene Richmond
Smeltzley
Dan Royer
Rainfall Record Names and Observed Sites for Summer
Daily rainfall log lists observers Liggett Jackson Harvey Arnold Jr Union Franklin Gordon Walker A Walter Meyer Rushville Ennis Rose Noble Earl Bacon Orange Cedric Power Anderson Charles Holder Richland alongside measurement notes for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liggett
Jackson
Harvey Arnold, Jr
Union
Franklin Gordon
Walker
A. Walter Meyer
Rushville
Ennis Rose
Noble
Earl Bacon
Orange
Cedric Power
Anderson
Charles Holder
Richland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Elmore
Ruch
Frank Hampton
Avery Stevenson
Vets Hospital
Carthage High School
Homer Earl McMahan
Route 2
Container Corporation
Dianne Marie Kennerly
Carthage Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Princess Theater
American Legion Post
Southwest Pacific
American Legion Auxiliary
Morton Memorial
Lee Wilcoxon
Frazier Funeral Home
Morris
Mrs. Dalrymple
Ripley Township
Dist
Soil Board
Purdue
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