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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1957

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Twins, Triples and Newborns Mark Fort Wayne Area Births

On the Beat reports two newborns and a birth in Indiana. John Charlies Briggeman, weighing 9 pounds, arrived Saturday at St. Joseph Hospital, Fort Wayne, to Mr. and Mrs. Don Briggeman, with grandparents Mrs. and Mrs. Ross Tweedy of Carthage. Rose Denise Rose, eight pounds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hersel Roseberry of Carthage, born at Rush Memorial Hospital on Friday. Also a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oakes in Hancock County Memorial Hospital.

Don Briggeman Ft. Wayne John Charlies St. Joseph Hospital Ross Tweedy Carthage Hersel Roseberry Rose Denise Rush Memorial Hospital Paul Oakes R. R Hancock Co._ Memorial hospital

Belated Birth Notice for Gregory Alan Long

A son Gregory Alan was born April 15 at Rush Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs B L Long of Rushville weighing 9 pounds 5 ounces. He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Ben Neal of Carthage.

Gregory Alan B. L. Long Rushville Rush Memorial Hospital Ben Neal Carthage

Local Hospital Updates Note Multiple Patients Recovering

Carl Edwards had major surgery at Rush Memorial Hospital Wednesday morning. Parvel Moore returns from Methodist Hospital and is slowly recovering. Jimmie Edwards, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Edwards, admitted to Riley Hospital for observation and to be released this weekend. Fred McManus of Carthage admitted to Rush Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Paul Scott improving at Rush Memorial Hospital. Mrs Wayne Osborn had major surgery Thursday at Henry County Hospital.

Carl Edwards Rush Memorial Hospital Parvel Moore Methodist Hospital Jimmie Edwards Paul Edwards Riley Hospital Heanill Fred McManus Carthage Paul Scott Wayne Osborn Henry County Hospital

Carthage Student Wins Bronze at State Latin Finals

Frank Clark a Carthage High School sophomore representing the area in the finals of the State Latin Contest at Bloomington was honored by Indiana University on Saturday. From 188 finalists vying for medals the university named Frank a high scorer and awarded him a bronze medal for his success in the finals.

Frank Clark Carthage Bloomington Indiana University Frank Carthage High School

Spring Music Festival Scheduled by Carthage School

The Carthage School Music Department directs a spring concert at the High School Gymnasium on Friday night May 3 at 8 p.m. John Majeski leads In Band Jr Chorus Sr Chorus Triple Trio Carthage High School Dance Band and the Senior Band with all attendees welcome.

Carthage School John Majeski Jr. High Carthage High School

National Convention of Kappa Kappa Sigma Set for May in Fort Wayne

The National Convention of Kappa Kappa Sigma will meet May 4 and 5 at the Van Orman Hotel in Fort Wayne Indiana with Omega Chapter as hostess. Attending from Sigma Chapter are former Grand President Ann Stager and members Mary E Bush Marlene Miller Mary Lou Alexander Mary Frances Gatewood Edna Windsor and Helen Patton.

Kappa Kappa Sigma van Orman Ft. Wayne Indiana Omega Chapter Sigma Chapter Iormer Ann Stager Mary E. Bush Marlene Miller Mary Lou Alexander Mary Frances Gatewood Edna Windsor Helen Patton

Doctor Hurt When Milk Truck Hits Car Near Maxwell

Dr. William R. Oldham, a Greenfield veterinarian, was injured when a Sheridan Milk Co milk truck struck his 1957 station wagon at a county road intersection northwest of Maxwell. Harman Carson of Noblesville drove the truck. Oldham suffered a head injury while Carson had minor chest injuries. Oldham’s car was a total loss valued around $4,000. vehicle damage was about $7,650.

W. R. Oldham William R. Oldham West Main Greenfield Maxwell Harman Carson Noblesville Oldham Sheridan Milk Co Kraft Food Carson

Krieg Family Receives Injury Update from Warren

Relatives report Rev. Rex Krieg's father arrived at Dean Krieg's home in Warren Indiana last Saturday by ambulance. He remains weak and patient but can not yet fully recover, as he regains strength after the accident. The Krieg family thanks everyone for cards and calls of support.

Rex Krieg Dean Krieg Warren Indiana Krieg

Home on furlough for Sgt Omer Stephens visit

Sgt Omer Stephens arrived in Carthage last Thursday for a six week furlough with his wife and parents. He flew from Tokyo to San Francisco and took a train to Indianapolis.

Omer Stephens Carthage Sgt. Stephens Tokyo San Francisco Indianapolis

See Becks Combo band of India napolis

See Becks Combo band of India napolis. Call Helen Patton for ta ble reservations. Pa, Not.

Beck Combo Band of Indianapolis Helen Patton

Cole Bros Circus Comes to Carthage Sponsored by Lions Club

Cole Bros Geo W Cole Three Ring Wild Animal Circus arrives in Carthage on Monday May 6 sponsored by the local Lions Club. The big white trucks roll in early to set up the tents and props with the big top spread and raised by elephants. Around 10 AM cages open for a free hour of inspection to boost box office receipts.

Geo. W. Cole Carthage Lions Club Geo. W.cole Wild Animal Circus Cole Circus

Hancock TB Association Leader Attends Indianapolis Meeting

Mrs Harriet McClarnon executive secretary of the Hancock County Tuberculosis Association attends the annual TB Association meeting at the Lincoln Sheraton Hotel in Indianapolis from April 29 to May 1.

Harriet McClarnon Hancock County Tuberculosis Association TB Association Lincoln- Sheraton Hotel Indianapolis

Carthage Driver Fined After One Car Crash Near Carthage

Donald Lee Revolt 23 of Carthage was fined 1 and costs for reckless driving after his 1955 auto ran off the Mays Carthage road five miles east of Carthage at 4 a.m. Sunday. The car damaged a fence on J W McDaniel farm for 35 dollars and Revolt’s auto for about 400 dollars. Passenger Donald Gribbons 19 sustained cuts to his arm. Investigated by the county sheriff’s department.

Carthage Rushville Mays-Carthage Donald Lee Revolt J. W. McDaniel Donald Gribbons Revolt Justice of the Peace Court

Plans Announced For Fifth Annual Carthage Alumni Meet

The Carthage Alumni Association schedules the fifth annual gathering for Saturday May 11 1957 in the gymnasium with a 6 30 p m banquet. Reservations are urged and Band Boosters will serve the meal. Committees list names for reservations tables decorations nominating and program with Flora Heim Jack Tweedy Mary Lou Alexander James Webb Eugene R Gardner Larry Apple Rex Edwards Charles Mosier Clyde E Ruby Joe Graff Claude Pearson Donald Stoten Jr Arminta Ruby and others.

Carthage Alumni Association Robert McKain Band Association Flora Heim Jack Tweedy Mary Lou Alexander James Webb Eugene R. Gardner Larry Apple Rex Edwards Charles Mosier Clyde E. Ruby Joe Graff Claude Pearson Donald Stoten Ethelyn Parish Beatrice Ruby Norma Lee McKain Fred W. Parish Mary Ellen Pearson June Alexander Arminta Ruby

Carthage Unit Hosts Auxiliary Birthday Party at Plainfield

Mrs Norma McKain and Mrs Bertha Beck attended the 10th District American Legion Auxiliary Birthday Party at the Indiana Boys School in Plainfield on Friday April 26. Thirty five boys attended as games were played and ice cream cake and punch were served. The Carthage Unit furnished the cakes.

Carthage Norma McKain Bertha Beck American Legion Auxiliary Indiana Boys School Plainfield

Knightstown D A Luncheon Speaker Henry Stinger

Henry Stinger will speak at a Saturday noon luncheon for the Knightstown D A at the New Country Club. His talk is titled Canes and Mechanical Banks.

Henry Stinger Knightstown D. A New Pe Country Club

Carthage High Seniors plans and school events

The article notes seniors preparing for post graduation plans including jobs, college and marriage while underclassmen map courses for 1957 58. It lists graduation requirements, Latin contest pride for FrankClark, a seventh grade farm outing, sophomore party to Rushville, and upcoming events May 3 4 6 and 9 at Carthage Community Center and gym.

M. Y. F District Rally At Westport Features India Talk

The M. Y. F attended a district Youth Rally in Westport on Sunday April 28 with Rev. Wolf of South Bend as guest speaker. He delivered a brief talk and showed pictures of India. Attendees included Rev. Davis Mrs. Stan Lynch Dorothy Edwards Lois Hawkins Pamela Hunt Jeannine Terhune Jim Terhune Bill Robertson and Bob Stanley.

Westport Wolf South Bend India Davis Stan Lynch Dorothy ‘Edwards Lois Hawkins Pamela Hunt Jeannine Terhune Jim Terhune Bill Robertson Bob Stanley

Carthage OES Chapter 574 Meets May 8 With Mother's Day Program

Carthage Chapter No 574 O E S will hold a regular stated meeting on Wednesday May 8 with the District Deputy making her official visit. A Mother’s Day program is planned and the session will begin promptly at 7 30. Officers are asked to come in formal attire.

Carthage

Bridge Club Honors At Mrs Betty Brooks Home

The Twice-Four bridge club met at Mrs Betty Brooks home on Wednesday night with Flossie McCorkle earning high honors followed by Mary E Be McClurg and Kathleen Sipes. Guests included Ann Gardner Helen Graff Ledne Mosier and Jane Rhodes with refreshments served by the hostess. Separately, Mr and Mrs Russell Roland and Mrs Leslie Helfer visited Mrs Lucetta Reeves at the Evangelistic Center in Indianapolis on Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Mosier Charles Mosier and daughter Sue visited Mr and Mrs George Mosier near Carmel and Mr and Mrs Roy Stanley and daughter Reta visited Mrs Stanley's brother and wife Mr and Mrs Edward Benefill at Knightstown on Sunday.

Bridge Club Betty Brooks Flossie McCorkle Mary BE. McClurg Kathleen Sipes Ann Gardner Helen Graff Ledne Mosier Jane Rhodes Russell Roland Leslie Helfer Lucetta Reeves Evangelistic Center Indianapolis James Mosier Charles Mosier Sue George Mosier Carmel Reta Stanley Edward Benefill Knightatown

Raiders Win First Baseball Game

The Carthage Raider baseball team beat Middletown 7 2 on Tuesday afternoon scoring all seven runs in a four run fourth inning Little and Magee built the batteries Fridley started for Middletown with Casey catching Little fanned 11 and walked six Fridley struck out six and walked eight Carthage enters a May league round robin with Knightstown Middletown and Spiceland Remaining games May 3 Knightstown May 4 Spiceland May 10 Middletown May 14 Knightstown Championship at home

Carthage Raider Middletown Little Magee Fridley Casey Carthage Knightstown Spiceland

Morristown Area Farmer Arthur J. Roberts Dies at 69

Arthur J. Roberts of Morristown Hancock County died at 10 15 p m Sunday after a heart attack. He was 69 years old. Survivors include wife Mary and four children Edna McClellan Evelyn Johnson Aubrey Roberts and Truman Roberts along with siblings and grandchildren. Services were held 3 p m Wednesday at Pasco Memorial Mortuary Greenfield with burial at Asbury Cemetery near Morristown. Reverend Edwin Barger officiated.

Arthur J. Roberts Morristown Hancock County Carthage Milroy Joseph A Phoebe Edwards Roberts Mary Roberts Edna McClellan Muncie Evelyn Johnson Aubrey Roberts Fortville Truman Roberts Greenfield Faith Doyle Anderson Martin Roberts Benton Roberts Pasco Memorial Mortuary Asbury Cemetery Edwin Barger

Bundy Presents Bundy Memorial Trumpet Award

R D Bundy of Cleveland Ohio donates a gold plated trumpet valued over 300 to Carthage Schools. An alumnus who graduated in 1906 funds the annual prize for the top Trumpet-Cornet performer in Senior Band, awarded on Senior Day each year.

Carthage R. D. Bundy Cleveland Ohio Bundy Carthage High School

Fletcher Youth Fellowship elects new officers at April meeting

The Fletcher Methodist Youth Fellowship met April 22 with 24 attendees. Officers elected include Lois Hawkins as president Pam Hunt vice president Jeannine Terhune secretary Dorothy Edwards treasurer Carol Carver song leader and Clair Wrightsman Bob Harrold and Jim Terhune program chairmen. Counsellors named are Mr and Mrs Stan Lynch and Rev C L Davis. Refreshments were served after adjournment.

Fletcher Methodist Youth Fellowship Lois Hawkins Pam Hunt Jeannine Terhune Dorothy Edwards Carol Carver Clair Wrightsman Bob Harrold Jim Terhune Stan Lynch

Bevelhimer Resigns as Greenfield Coach for Decatur Job

Greenfield basketball coach Paul Bevelhimer resigns to become head coach at Decatur Indiana. In three years his record is 13 wins and 7 losses at Greenfield after stints at Shelbyville Morristown and Butler alma mater Tony Hinkleman.

Charles Wisehart Paul Bevelhimer Greenfield Bevelhimer Decatur Indiana Shelbyville Morristown Tony Hinkleman Butler Anderson High School

Local Teens Shine in Rushville Road-E-O Contest

Phil Gardner of Mays won first with 447 of 500 in the Second Teen-Age Road-E-O. Lowell Roberts of New Salem was runner up with 432. Finalists from Carthage and New Salem earned plaques, Gardner won a $25 savings bond, and top finishers advance to the Indiana state Road-E-O in Indianapolis.

Phil. Gardner Mays

Summer laying shelters boost egg production plans

Purdue extension poultry specialist Joe W. Sicer says a summer laying shelter helps yearling hens stay in production through peak egg-price months. Move hens into shelter by early June for best results. provide reinforced feed and lighting, and cover shelter sides in cold weather to maintain profitability into November.

Lafayette Ind Joe W. Sicer Purdue University Extension Sicer Sher

Sunday Guests of Mr and Mrs Lon McCorkle

Guests included Mr and Mrs Gilbert Shepherd and children of Indianapolis along with Mr and Mrs Her.

Lon McCorkle Gilbert. Shepherd Indianapolis Her

James A Alsman Dies At Hospital

James A. Peg Alsman 62 a farmer west of Carthage died Friday at a Veteran's Hospital in Indianapolis after weeks of illness following pneumonia. WWI veteran and Arlington Methodist Church member he is survived by two sisters Myrtle and Marie Schuneman and a brother Charles Alsman. Services were held at Frazier Funeral Home Morristown and burial at Arlington East Hill Cemetery.

James A. “Peg” Alsman Carthage Indianapolis Alsman Arlington Methodist Church Carthage Legion Post. He Is Survived By Two Sisters, Miss Myrtle Alsman Marie Schuneman Charles Alsman New Augusta Frazier Funeral Home Morristown Arlington East Hill Cemetery

National Security and Civil Defense Meeting Report

Mrs. Bertha Beck attended a Joint Conference of the American Legion and Auxiliary in Indianapolis on April 27 28. The event included sessions on Child Welfare National Security Rehabilitation and Legislation. Sunday covered the National Security and Civil Defense meeting with talks on stamps savings bonds and community preparedness. Mr Storms urged school stamp sales to link savings with national security and to cultivate savers. Mr Steckey urged organization and assigned roles to reduce panic in an attack.

Bertha Beck American Legion and Auxiliary Indianapolis Beck Storms U. S. Treasury Savings Bond Division Steckey

I U Honors 137th Founding Anniversary Ceremony

Indiana University marked its 137th founding anniversary with 2,892 students honored for scholastic achievement. Local students Arlington Ronald Coffin Milroy Stephen Gilmour Rushville names listed. ceremonies included remarks by Dean Maynard Hine and W W Patty, a pilgrims trip to Andrew Wylie’s home, and the IU Sing event at Alumni Hall.

Indiana University Hoosier State I. U Bloomington Herman B. Wells Maynard YMCA YWCA Arlington Ronald L. Coffin Milroy Stephen D. Gilmour Rushville Richard Bradley C. Jack Clarkson Robert E. Duncan Janet M. Fields Militine Schaeffer Janis Stuckey

Friendship Class Sees Meeting at Mayme McCarty Home

The Friendship Class met last Thursday at Mrs. Mayme McCarty home with co host Mrs. Lou Earnest. Goldie Roland president led with silent prayer, devotions by Earnest, business notes, and plans for a Stanley Party in May at Mrs. Dorothy Miller home Knightstown.

Mayme McCarty Lou Earnest Goldie Roland Terhune Dorothy Miller Knightstown Roland

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Cole Bros. Circus Susan Mary Oes Circusdome Fraziers C—H—S C—H Foust Charlie Mosier Carthage Community Center Clarence Heim Mundell Wilbur Gatewood Marcia Wanda de Gary M Jeanie Miss Mundell Dean Addison Rootbéer Raiders Carthage Raiders P.m. al ee—Championship Arthur Roberts Roy Bundy Richard Geise Everett Webb Russell, Fitro Elmer Sandefur Mr. Sandefur Paul Kline Connersville Harley Sandefur G. H James A. Alsman
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