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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1961

Page

3

4H Club Programs Highlight National Week and Tractor Meet

Walker township 4H clubs staged a Manilla School program on March 9 to mark National 4H Club Week, with Nancy Norris as mistress of ceremonies and awards for Ora Lower and Gerald Carmony. Rush County Tractor Maintenance Club met March 8 at Fraley Truck & Implement Sales with 93 members and 32 adults attending, featuring two farm films and pledges led by Alvin Bedel and Jerry Fudge.

Walker Township Manilla Nancy Norris Jean Cox Ronald Humphrey Ass’t. Co Harriett Kuhn Ora Lower Gerald Carmony Rush County Fraley Truck & Implement Sales Alvin Bedel Bill Angle Jerry Fudge J. E. Dean Sales, Inc

Carthage Indiana Sealed Bids Sought for 1961 Street Materials

The Town of Carthage Indiana will accept sealed bids April 3 1961 at 6 00 p m for up to 1000 tons of Bituminous Concrete Binder or Surface Course to be furnished spread and rolled per Indiana State Highway Department 1957 specs. Bids on regular forms with 10 percent Bid Bond required. Board reserves right to reject all bids.

Carthage Indiana Board of Trustees Indiana State Highway Department Indiana State Board of Accounts

Local sorority Silver Tea hosts and township injuries

Ten year old item notes Mrs Helen Patton and four other Kappa Kappa Sigma members attending a Silver Tea in Rushville High School library. Eunice Publow, 93, reportedly broke her hip after a fall at her daughter’s home near Carthage. A US 40 icy slick caused a truck driven by R R Reames to overturn. passenger Harry Brakefield broke a collar bone while Earl McCorkle was uninjured en route to Greenfield.

Helen Patton Ann Stager Jessie Barry Florence Porter Edith Berninger Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority Rushville Eunice Publow Ripley Township Fred White Carthage R. R. Reames U.S. 40 Reames Harry Brakefield Earl McCorkle Greenfield

Carthage Area News Briefs Include Births And Shipments

A local news digest reports Howard Leisure becoming father to an 8 lb 14 oz son Louis Dudley born at home south of Carthage. Maynard Magee and Gloria Lee narrowly escaped a freight train collision at the elevator crossing. A Knights town shower honored bride Russell Siler with co hosts and Carthage attendees listed. Joyce Andis, seven months old, died of pneumonia after a three day illness near Carthage. services were held.

Howard Leisure Louis Dudley Carthage Maynard Magee Gloria Lee Russell Pearson Knightstown Russell Siler Paul McCaslin Ralph True Mesdames Ora Siler Harold Ruby Carl Carson Joyce John Jessup Charles Pearson Ralph Pearson Joanna Gibson Earl Andis

Local Notes from the Wesleyan Church and Community

Tuesday services at Wesleyan Methodist Church were followed by burial at Carthage Cemetery. John Jessup sustained a broken left arm after a mule kick during farm chores. Local residents including Walter and Grace Phelps and D P Dunn attended the state basketball tournament. Elizabeth Sandefur, whose home burned recently, is staying with sister-in-law Jasper Nigh. Randolph Reames bought Elmer and Margaret Brook property on South Street for 900 dollars. The auction sale occurred Monday for two acres and house sites.

John Jessup Walter Phelps D. P. Dunn Grace Phelps Fred Parish A. W. Winfield Elizabeth Sandefur Jasper Nigh Randolph Reames Elmer Margaret Brook South Street

Local Notes From March 25 1921

Julian Overman returns to school after blood poisoning. Floyd Gray sustains a broken right hand while cranking a car. Eggs drop to 15 cents a dozen, after a year of higher prices. Miss Florence Parish helps at the telephone exchange and music store. Township trustee Jesse Henley and Mrs Henley host Carthage teachers at a six o clock dinner.

Julian Overman Floyd Gray Florence Parish Jesse Henley Mrs. Henley Carthage

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