Grace Drake Moves to Moore Home Upstairs
Grace Drake has relocated to the upstairs apartment in the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore and their family.
25 Mar 1955
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1955
Page
1
Grace Drake has relocated to the upstairs apartment in the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore and their family.
Mr and Mrs Franklin McIlwain of Rushville announce the birth of a seven pound son born Saturday morning at Rush Memorial hospital. Mrs McIlwain is the former Betty Blacklidge of Rushville.
Lewis Zimmerman of Rushville is convalescing at his parents home after a major operation at Rush Memorial Hospital last week.
A revival event at the local Nazarene Church runs from March 27 through April 10 with Rev. Walter Wilkerson as the evangelist.
Community wide Holy Week services will be held again this year by all churches combined. They will be held nightly April 3 10.
Paul Fall president of Hiram College Ohio traveled to Indianapolis for a speaking engagement and visited Mr. and Mrs. Al McDaniel on Sunday. He was accompanied by his wife and sister Mrs Claude Rigsbee of Marion.
Rev Frank Guyatt presented colored Tournament of Roses films at Friends church Monday night. Inclement weather kept attendance lower than expected, but viewers enjoyed a splendid program with the Choral Club performing two numbers and Mrs A J Carr delivering a musical reading.
Donald Cook begins work in the oil fats soybean and cotton research department in St Louis Missouri. He joins a team exploring processing enhancements and quality improvements for multiple crop-based products.
The PTA will hold preliminary examinations for all children entering school next fall. Examinations are set for next Tuesday and Wednesday mornings at the grade school building. Flyers will be sent home with further instructions. Arminta Ruby, President.
The Grand Council of Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority will hold a business session and luncheon on Saturday March 26 at the Lincoln Hotel in Indianapolis. Mrs Henry G Stager and Mrs Gene Cherry will attend. Final plans for the annual convention set for April 30 and May 1 at Terre Haute Indiana. Mrs Stager to represent the local chapter as candidate for Grand President.
III Mrs Grant Henley remains about the same at her home. Mrs Hubert Hill continues the same at her home. Mrs James Geise seems slightly improved at the clinic in New Castle. Walter Nelson is improving at his home. Mrs Edgar Ruby is reported as some improved. Miss Virginia Magee was returned to her home Tuesday from Rush Memorial hospital. Mrs Chester Hill is slightly improved at her home. Mrs Ina Rhodes is slowly improving from a back ailment at her home.
Fletcher Methodist church members enjoyed a pitch-in supper on Wednesday evening. The meal was followed by a Quarterly Conference conducted by H. O. Eisner district superintendent and featured an engaging talk.
Mrs Mayme McCarty hosted a Bridge club gathering on Wednesday with dinner at the Holiday Lodge. Afterward two tables played bridge at Mrs McCarty's home with guests Mrs Gertrude Bush, Mrs Nelle Beher, Mrs Hazel Dhonan, Mrs Opal Flick, Mrs Grace Gurley, Mrs May Winfield and Mrs Mary Tweedy.
Carthage Chapter 574 Order of the Eastern Star held a public installation on Friday March 21 at eight o'clock in the Chapter room. Laura Scott and Ralph Truitt opened the meeting with prayers and song. Martha Fancher was installed Worthy Matron and Donald Liebrandt Worthy Patron with numerous officers named and guests from multiple towns.
This note reports Bert Wrennick of Highland Park Michigan resigning from duties at the Home Journal after his wife Laura died December 27. He plans to seek treatment and rest at the International Printer's Home in Colorado Springs Colorado.
Mrs. Gertrude Woolridge of Greenfield was a Sunday afternoon guest of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Earnest.
Carthage High School outlines polio vaccination plans for first and second graders with three shots starting in April, free and only on written parental request. The junior class stages The Funny Brats on March 24 and 25 with a large cast and tickets at the door.
Rushville hosts an Auction Carnival on April 16 at the livestock pavilion to raise funds for a community swimming pool. Articles donated by residents, merchants, manufacturers and celebrities will be sold. Calling committees contact residents and merchants by phone, with donations picked up April 8 and 9.
Mrs. Elmer Yelton of Greenfield visited Mrs. Anna Anderson on Wednesday evening.
Born March 17 a son to Mr and Mrs Max Whitfield at Rush Memorial hospital.
Michael F. Lovett, a former Carthage grocer and WWI food administrator, died at 90 in a Rushville nursing home. His 1918 will left one half to his wife Mary Edith Lovett and the other half among seven siblings, with a 1951 codicil naming Treon Young as executor. Surviving sisters are Nora Thompson, Kate Lovett, and Nancy Crawley. nieces and nephews also inherit. The estate is valued around 85000 dollars.
Sgt. and Mrs. H. R. Rhoades with their young son from Dubuque Iowa were weekend guests of Mrs. Rhoades' parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carson Sr. Also visiting were recent guests of the Rolands and Rolands' families including Earl Roland Virgil Roland Charity Roland Ray Fox and Roger Allen plus Miss Phyllis Hull. Forrest Marshall and his sons attended the Shrine Circus in Indianapolis last Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Henley died Monday night in a nursing home in Indianapolis after an extended illness. Survivors include her son Forrest Henley and daughter Mrs. Mary Binford, both of Indianapolis, plus nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 PM at Pasco Funeral Home Greenfield with interment at Walnut Ridge cemetery.
Mrs. Henry G. Stager and other grand officers attend the Mu Chapter twenty fifth anniversary dinner at Spring Mill Inn in Mitchell Indiana. Ninety members welcome the silver year president Miss Lois Ann Edmiston as the chapter maintains a hospital nursery in Bedford.
Rush County Clerk announces office hours change effective April 2 with closures Saturday noon and Wednesday afternoons authorized by Judge William F. Marshal. The Wednesday closure has been in effect for several years and the judge sets official hours.
A marriage license was issued last Friday to Howard C. Souder R. R. 2 and Hazel D. Shaffer Rushville formerly of Arlington.
Donald H. Brewer of Container Corporation of America announces Paul E. Sigler as Division General Manager for the Carthage and Noblesville Indiana and Cincinnati Circleville Ohio paper mills. Sigler joined the company in 1926 and will be based at the Carthage office. Hans Buehler remains Plant Manager at Carthage.
The marriage of Miss Mary Louise Hutchinson of Arlington to William L. Mitchell of Carthage will occur at 2 30 PM May 15 at the Main Street Church in Rush. Attendants include maid of honor Wanda Crosby and bridesmaids Judy Myer and Jane Ann Myer. Best man Robert Leap and several ushers will assist.
Fidelity class of the Methodist church met Tuesday night at 8 with Mrs. Elmer Fenner giving devotions. Marvin Johnson presided as president and Laura Sandefur recorded minutes. Guests included Albert Terhune Ralph McClarnon Hubert Hunt Ralph Pearson and family. Refreshments fit for Easter followed the contests. Entertains Class Theatre Party Honors Mrs. Heim and Mrs. Gardner with seventeen attending the Fries church class at Knightstown Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil J. Pike announce the marriage of their daughter Martha Sue to Richard Eugene Myers son of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Myers. The double ring ceremony was held Friday night March 18 at the Center Christian church with Myron Taylor officiating. Vivian Wilson played piano and the bridal party included Wanda Dee Addison and Keith Ray. A Walnut Ridge Missionary meeting follows on April 1 hosted by Mrs. Mary Nelson with devotions by Mrs. Enid Burkher and lesson on Pamphlet and Blue Print by Mrs. Ruby Robbins, plus a plant or bulb exchange.
Purdue extension poultryman Robert L. Hogue announces a 450 cash premium Indiana Junior Chicken of Tomorrow, with 20 awards per region across north central and southern zones. Open to youth ages 10 to 20, chicks start the same week and grow ten weeks wingbanded for tracking.
Mr and Mrs Albert Terhune and family and Mr and Mrs James Terhune spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C O Kinnett near Sardusky Mrs Lawrence Price is spending a few days with Mrs John Dagler at Allentown Penna Mr and Mrs Roy Herkless returned last Thursday from an extended winter vacation at St Petersburg Florida
Over a thousand attended the Spring Fashion Jam boree at Memorial gym with Billy Moore's Orchestra. Kay Fields sang and narrated the style show while Willie Whitehouse entertained with impersonations trumpet juggling and comedy. Local acts, Charleston numbers, and teen group scenes followed, door prizes highlighted by a large automatic dryer won by Mrs. Harold Talbert. Proceeds will benefit the Swimming Pool Fund.
At Indianapolis district event, 4-H vocational agriculture teams from Rush County failed to reach state. Carthage HS Poultry placed 7th with 2482 points. Milroy Poultry 8th. Carthage HS Crops 12th. Rushville Crops 17th. Mayins Entomology team 4th. Milroy Entomology 5th. Carthage Demonstration 2nd. Russell Ells 2nd in General Demonstration. Milroy Dean Hood and David Harrison 3rd in Tractor Demonstration. Coaches C L Spuller and Hugh Morris accompanied teams.
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