Sharon Elaine Hunt Born in Lafayette
Birth notice for Sharon Elaine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt, born March 9 at St Elizabeth's Hospital Lafayette weighing 6 pounds 3 ounces. Scout news reports Den No 1 gathering at Mrs Richard McNabb's home with guests Mrs Harold Chew and her son Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunt
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Lafayette
Sharon Elaine
Scout News den No. 1
Richard McNabb
Harold Chew
Michael
Denner
Ricky Hampton
Marriage License for Gatewood Lukens Couple
Ronald Lynn Gatewood 19 of West Lafayette Indiana and Linda Louise Lukens 19 of Carthage are issued a marriage license. The couple plans a ceremony soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Lynn Gatewood
West Lafayette
Ind
Linda Louise Lukens
Carthage
Kappa Kappa Sigma Plans Tuesday Community Center Meeting
Kappa Kappa Sigma sorority will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. on the Community Center's third floor. Mrs. Carolyn McCorkle and Miss Norma Sipe are hostesses for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Carolyn McCorkle
Norma Sipe
Marriage License Application Made
Alfred Dean Harmon 33 of State Soldiers Home Lafayette guard and Phyllis June Dye 25 Carthage RCA employee filed a marriage license application. Henry Jessup admitted to Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis with pneumonia. Parvel Moore underwent major surgery at Rush Memorial Hospital. Fred Sandefur improving at St John Hospital Anderson. Jerry Edwards injured arm at Container Corporation then treated at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis. admitted as Herbert Ralph Edwards Room 308B. Ted Brooks hospitalized Henry Co after truck fume exposure at home while working on truck cab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Dean Harmon
State Soldiers Home
Lafayette
Guard
Phyllis June Dye
Carthage
R.C.A
Henry Jessup
Robert Long
Indianapolis
Parvel Moore
Rush Memorial Hospital
Fred Sandefur
St. John Hospital
Anderson
Jerry Edwards
Container Corporation
Methodist Hospital
Herbert Ralph Edwards
Ted Brooks
Henry Co. Hospital
Carthage Lions Plan Talent Show and Girls State Sponsorship
At a Monday dinner, the Carthage Lions outlined a talent show set for Friday April 7 at the Community Center. Frank Hampton chaired the committee and led group singing. Hubert Hunt presided over the meeting. Donald Ruby won the attendance prize. The club voted to co sponsor a girl to Girls State again this year with further talent show details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Lions Club
Frank Hampton
Lion Hubert Hunt
Donald Ruby
Chi Rho Meeting At East Street Church
The Chi Rho group met Monday evening at 7 at East Street Christian Church. Christian and Bible pledges were given. Songs led by Julie Ewing and Jeanie Stapp. Music for prayer by Billie Henley and Sharron Smith. Two teachers, three guests, twenty members attended. Collection totaled 87 cents. News reporter Jeanie Stapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi-Rho
East Street Christian Church
Julie Ewing
Jeanie Stapp
Billie Henley
Sharron Smith
Phillip Manuel
Roy Blessinger
Carthage Club Attends City Flower and Patio Show
Ten members of the Carthage Home Garden Club attended the Patio and Flower Show at the Indianapolis Coliseum on Wednesday. The group dined afterward at Sam's Subway on 38th Street, with Mesdames Bush Ewing Moore Flick Ruby Ray Hensler Humes Manuel Hunt among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Home Garden Club
Indianapolis Coliseum
Sam’s Subway
Meadows Locaed
38Th Street
Mesdames Thomas Bush
Guy Ewing
Forrest Moore
Fred Flick
Donald Ruby
Albert Ray
H. L. Hensler
Louis Humes
Lloyd Manuel
Loyal Hunt
Miller Family Welcomes Jeffery Scott In Quincy
Mr and Mrs James Clifford Miller of Quincy Michigan announce the birth of a son last week named Jeffery Scott He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs James Miller formerly of Carthage Michigan Family notes the new arrival in the local community records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clifford Miller
Quincy
Michigan
Jeffery Scott
James Miller
Carthage
Attending Violet Show at French Lick Indiana Hotel
Mesdames Forrest Moore H L Hensler Loyal Hunt Thomas Bush and Albert Ray attend the National African Violet Show at the French Lick Indiana Hotel from Thursday through SaturdayMens event detailed and local in tone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Lick
Forrest Moore
H. L. Hensler
Loyal Hunt
Thomas Bush
Albert Ray
Indiana
Family Welcomes Daughter At Rush Memorial Hospital
Born Sunday a girl at Rush Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Duard McDaniel of R R 1 Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Memorial Hospital
Duard McDaniel
Carthage
Four Ways From The Office Plan For The Future
Community notes list CHS class tourney on Friday March 17 at 6 15 p m with seniors and sophomores in first game juniors vs freshmen then winners play in final followed by a sock hop. Students share March activities birthdays lessons and classroom projects while spring sports begin with volleyball and track practice. Menu plans, semi state ticket distribution details and staff notes complete the daily school column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHS
Carthage
Milroy
Liberty
Morton
Adams Couple to Speak on Kenya Mission at Walnut Ridge
Mr and Mrs Ellis Adams of the agriculture department of the Friends work in Kenya Colony Africa will present Sunday evening March 19 at 7 30 at Walnut Ridge Friends Church. They will discuss their work and show colored slides of Kenya Colony. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Adams
Agriculture Department
the Friends
Kenya Colony
Africa
Walnut Ridge Friends Church
Scout Dinner Highlights Merit Badges And Rifle Teams
Mr and Mrs James Whitfield Diana and David along with Mr and Mrs Bob Zimmerman Jim and Judy attended a markmanship dinner at Connersville Friday Jim Zimmerman earned his Marksmanship merit badge Jim Whitfield received 13 additional merit badges for absent Troop 129 members selections were made for five marksmanship rifle teams Troop 129 begins first aid work and will study citizenship in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whitfield
Diana
David
Bob Zimmerman
Jim
Judy
Connersville
Jim Zimmerman
Jim Whitfield
Troop 129
Container Corporation reports 1960 sales and earnings
The Container Corporation of America reports 1960 consolidated sales of 327,262,662 and earnings of 17,076,427 after preferred dividends, with 1.57 per share on 10,672,923 shares. 1959 sales were 322,286,816 and earnings per share 1.83 on 10,555,628 shares. The firm opened a Valley Forge center and research labs, expanding packaging research and planned 1961 capital, with Walter Paepcke noted for his 1926 founding role. The annual meeting is set for April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Container Corporation of America
Valley Forge
Wesley M. Dixon
Sefton Fibre
St. Louis
Dixon
Louisville
Walter P. Paepcke
Paepcke
Container Corporation
Saturday Evening Guests of Mrs. Stuart Morgan
Saturday evening guests were Mrs. Martin Edwards of Indianapolis and her brother Duane Brooks of Ball State Teachers College. The group enjoyed supper at New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Morgan
Martin Edwards
Indianapolis
Duane Brooks
Ball State Teachers’ College
New Castle
Frigidaire Coin Laundry Progress in Carthage
Work on the new Frigidaire Coin Laundry in Carthage is in full swing per Hubert Hunt. The plan lists ten Frigidaire Washers four Cissell Dryers and room to expand with a water softener and a lounge among modern conveniences. Opening is expected in about four weeks with a definite date to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Hubert Hunt
Brotherhood and Sisterhood Meeting Notice
The Brotherhood and Sisterhood will hold a regular meeting on Monday March 20 at 7 30 p m at the Carthage Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Carthage
Called Meeting at Rush Lodge No 580 F and AM
Rush Lodge 580 announces a called meeting on Friday March 17 at 7 30 p m for work sessions and lodge duties. Members are urged to attend and participate in the planned ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Lodge No. 580
F.&am
Carthage P.T.O. to Host Dinner Meeting March 21
The Carthage P.T.O. invites basketball teams yell leaders and coaches to a cooperative dinner meeting next Tuesday night March 21 at 6 30 p m at the Community Center. A speaker and planned program will follow and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage P.T.O
Spring Oats Varieties Recommended for Indiana Soils
Purdue agronomist Keller Beeson says selection should match soil fertility and desired maturity. Putnam leads for early maturing oats, Clintland 60 is top midseason, Newton and Putnam resist red leaf and yellow dwarf. Goodfield suited for fertile soils. Minhater and Bentland offer versatility. about 8000 acres certified for purity and seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Keller Beeson
Purdue University Extension Agronomist
Putnam
Purdue
Clinton
Newton and Putnam
Indiana
Beeson
Hall of Fame Plans in Indiana Basketball
The Hall of Fame Central Committee formed under the Indiana Lions Club plans an Indiana High School Basketball Hall of Fame with early members likely named next year. The panel, including fans coaches referees and sportswriters, sets strict entry standards but has not fixed nomination rules. No more than two inductees per year, one player and one coach. A museum is part of long range plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall OF Fame
Hall of Fame Central Committee
Indiana Lions Club
Resident Near Carthage Dies
Kathleen Stoner age 39 of Carthage Rt 1 died Sunday evening in the State Hospital at Richmond. Born December 21 1921 in Mt Comfort she was the daughter of H D and Faye Moore Stoner. Survived by two sisters four brothers and a grandmother. Funeral held at Greenfield Chapel Hendryx Fields with Rev Harry Cooper officiating. Interment in Park Cemetery Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Stoner
Carthage
Rt. 1
State Hospital
Richmond
Mt. Comfort
H. D
Faye Moore Stoner
Elizabeth Barnhart
Dallas Dobbins
Greenfield
Robert
William Stoner
John Stoner
Charles Stoner
Dubuque
Iowa
C. L. Stenger
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Greenfield Chapel
Hendryx & Fields Mortuaries
Harry Cooper
Park Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. Gertie Wooldridge at Greenfield
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Pasco Funeral Home Greenfield for Mrs Gertie Wooldridge with burial at Abury Cemetery Morristown She was a niece of Mrs Oliver Earnest and died Monday at the home of her daughter Mrs Harry Tracy in Greenfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Wooldridge
Greenfield
Pasco
Asbury Cemetery
Morristown
Wooldridge
Oliver Earnest
Harry Tracy
Final rites held for W Burch Bentley in Aurora NL
Obituary noting the death of W Burch Bentley at 75 in Aurora Newfoundland on a Saturday. He was the brother of Harry Bentley living near the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
W. Burch Bentley
Harry Bentley
K town bowling league scores and leaders report
March 15 results list Mary G Wood secretary entries for K town Body Shop and Joyce's Fashion among participating teams. Gutter Buckets top the High Team honors with 3 games 2607 and single game 905. Doris Steurer leads 3 games at 418 and Betty Edwards tops single game at 176.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Steurer
Betty Edwards
Lil Borror
Mary Orrell
Shirley Lukens
Joyce’s Fashion
Sportsmens League results and top five standings
Match results list teams Ramsey's Drive-In Rue's Tavern Millwrights Lilly Furniture Carth-Knight Gay Spot Gene's Tavern Marathon Wyatt with scores shown. Top five standings indicated by totals and player tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carth-Knight
Gene’s Tavern
Wyatt
Kirk
McClurg
G. Orell
Trowbridge
Marathon
Serene Ener
Darth-Knight
Ramsey’s
Rue’s Tavern
Nano Neem
Local Assessors in Busy Season Rush County
Rush County begins its annual spring assessment with rates similar to last year. Assessor Paul Glisson and officials set livestock and farm product values, note higher hog valuation, and urge residents to have engine numbers ready. Township trustees administer assessing except in Rushville, with deputies aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Paul Glisson
Glisson
Rushville Township
Perry King
Hazel Levi
Ruth Beard
Hattie Dillard
Myrtle Jordan
Elementary Education Day Scheduled at Ball State
The twenty third annual Elementary Education Day will be held Saturday April 8 at Ball State Teachers College and Burris Laboratory School. Dr H Gerthon Morgan of University of Maryland will speak. Dr Raymond A Olson coordinates program with demonstrations exhibits and consultations. Inquiries directed to Dr Olson at Ball State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball State Teachers College
Burris Laboratory School
H. Gerthon Morgan
Institute For Child Study
University of Maryland
Raymond A. Olson
Ball State
Dr. Morgan
South Carolina
University of Chicago
Department of State
Germany
Olson
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Kappa Kappa Sigma
Lions Talent Show
Chi Rho
Carthage High School
Editorial
Dean Gardner
Chis— Grade School News
Jimmy Deboard
Mike Matlock
Rita Logan
India
South Sea Islands
Bruce Osborn
Patricia Noland
Bill Muir
Glen Smith
Jon Smith
Dick Patterson
Leo Foust
Neal Rucker
Jack Howard
Ron Weidner
Larry Jordan
Brenton
Lyle O. Plank
Ihsaa Board of Control
Ralph Brenton
Church News
1. U
Indiana University
Dahl Perry
R. R. J. Carthage
Australia
Stuart Wilson
I. U
Indianapol
Frigidaire Coin Laundry Progress
P.T.O. Meeting
Pat Sharp
Rushville
George Moore
Alley Cats League
Mary G. Wood
North End Groc
Dulake’s Dandys
K-town Body Shop
Sportsmen’s League
Rue McDaniel
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