Do You Remember When 10 Years Ago March 28 1947
The Hancock County Federation convention in Greenfield featured Mrs. Bayard Baker 6th District President Indiana Federation of Clubs as morning speaker. Gary Allen McClurg celebrated his eighth birthday with friends including Annis Jean McDaniel and others. Local business changes noted J and E Inn leased by Mr and Mrs Eddie Stephens from Emma Penticuff. Senior Class members attended State Basketball finals at Butler Fieldhouse Bill Alexander Jack Tweedy and Max Manche. Carthage mourns three prominent businessmen Henry Bascom Phelps Davis Perry Dunn and Petter J Sattler with survivors listed. News of births additions and new ventures including all night restaurant first in town and Cassius Gray purchasing 60 acres near Palm Beach.
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Bayard Baker
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Hancock County Federation
Christian Church
Greenfield
Gary Allen McClurg
Annis Jean McDaniel
Brenda Jean McClarnon
Marlene Sandefur
Linda Pitts
Jackie Hinshaw
Larry Fitch
Larry Manning
Bonnie Nigh
Bobby Adams
Paul Turner
Norma Marsh
Davis Perry Dunn
North Main Street
Carthage
Mary Elizabeth Thompson
Donald Bert
Richard Max
Petter J. Sattler
North Main St
Luella McCarty
Mary O. Overman
Russell Parish
Jacqueline Sue
Russell Kennedy
Arnold and Dyer Vow in Rushville Nuptial
Miss Ruth L. Arnold daughter of James Arnold west of Rushville and Clarence A Dyer son of Thomas Dyer of Arlington were married last Thursday evening at Rushville by Rev. R. W. Sage. Mr Stanley will reside there in a home to be constructed at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr.Stanley
Ruth L. Arnold
James Arnold
Rushville
Clarence A Dyer
Thomas Dyer
Arlington
R. W. Sage
Town Council Leash Decree Aims to Curb Property Damage
The town council issues a notice requiring all dogs to be secured by a leash to protect citizens and prevent property destruction and personal injury. Violations may lead to eradication of a pet or hunting dog to preserve the community’s rights and safety.
Rush County Farm Contest Entries Deadline Nears
Ackford Rush Randolph Jay and Henry invited to enter county contest. Entries must reach George Riggs Rushville R 2 by April 15. Farmers urged to submit entries to Mr Riggs by deadline.
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Ackford
Rush
Randolph
Jaynd Henry
George
Riggs
Rushville
Rush County
Mr. Riggs
Contestants Provide Equipment for Area Plowing Trial
Each contestant will furnish his own equipment and tractor fuel. The winner of the area contest will be eligible to participate in the State Plowing contest to be held next fall.
Local social notes feature Porter and Rasor families
Over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Porter hosted Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rasor of Saybrook and their son John D. Rasor. Mrs. Miekush, Porter’s sister, moved from Illinois with Eugene and daughters Lorinda and Charlene into the Paul Moore property now owned by Ann Stager. Additional visits included Mrs. Alvin Bitner, Mrs. Hal McCrum and son, and Pendleton and Anderson gatherings with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Porter
Eugene Miekush
John W. Rasor
Saybrook
Tlingis
Porter
Miekush
John D.rasor
Illinois
Eugene
Lorinda
Charlene
Paul Moore
Ann Stager
Alvin Bitner
Portland
Hal McCrum
Richmond
James Terhune
Darrell McNutt
Pendleton
Odell Pitts
For Sale Classified Trade Items And Chicks
For sale a mix of farming goods including baking hens at $1.00 each and a complete line of power lawn mowers starting at $59.95. Zike's Chicks advertises Austin Whites White Rocks English White Leghorns with profitable returns. Also offering cockerels at $4.00 per 100 and hatchery contact Morristown Ph 2-11. Locust and cedar posts offered with delivered prices from Robert Robbins Patriot Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Hardware
Zike
Austin
New
Robert Robbins
Patriot
Indiana
For Rent or Sale Ad Offers Machines and Typewriters
Classified notice lists for rent or sale of adding machines and typewriters with low rates and contact "Call 1 on 26." Includes terse note 1-tf, indicating dating or form. Limited readable details.
Versatile Ham Sparks Spring Menus and Cooking Tips
A home economist from Taylor Instrument Companies shares ways to use baked ham in varied dishes from hors d oeuvres to ham and eggs. She emphasizes slow thorough cooking with a roast thermometer, giving temperature targets 185 degrees for fresh ham and 160 degrees for cooked or smoked ham, with time per pound guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Finucane
Taylor Instrument Companies
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Henry Bascom Phelps
Mr. Phelps
Arabel Hedgecock
Maude Porter
Cornelia White
Near Here
Alice Ruth
Loyall J. Hunt
F. J. Kennedy
Cassius Gray
Miami
Florida
Palm Beach
Robert F. Stanley
Daisy
Chuck Roast
CAPRI
Folger’s
Kingan’s Reliable
Corner Wate
Farm News
HO Yociety
Ewing’s
Knightstown
Freeman Blegsinger
Daffin Mobile Mills
Hoosier Mobile Feeda, Inc
Citizen Office
The
Methodist Church
Carthage Community Center
Carthage Legion Auxiliary
Stuart Morgan
South Walnut
Phone
John Lynch
Claude Pearson
Wilbur Jackson
Grace Porter
Bausback Fertilizer Co
Hubert Hunt
Carthage Radio & Appl
Milnot
Angel Food Cakes
Manuel
DR. Hess
Myzon Poultry Builder
Myzon Swine Builder
Carthage, Ind