Alumni Meeting Set for May 20 1961
The Annual Alumni Meeting is scheduled for Saturday May 20 1961 with a smorgasbord from 6 30 p m to 7 30 p m. A program will follow and officials promised more details next week.
05 May 1961
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1961
Page
1
The Annual Alumni Meeting is scheduled for Saturday May 20 1961 with a smorgasbord from 6 30 p m to 7 30 p m. A program will follow and officials promised more details next week.
Carthage Band Boosters met at the school with Mrs. Al Stapp presiding and Mrs. Ralph McClurg recording. A food committee of Mrs. Noah Brooks Mrs. Kenneth Bush and Mrs. Lloyd Manuel was named to oversee the Alumni Smorgasbord dinner. The group also voted to sponsor the Birthday Calendar again. Mrs. Rachel King attended Indiana Grand Chapter Eastern Star 87th Annual Session at Murat Temple Indianapolis with Mrs. Donald Liebrandt and Mrs. Russell Parish at Carthage Chapter OBS 574 attenders.
Army Pvt. Raymond D. Robertson 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Robertson Sr., Carthage Indiana, is in an eight week general supply course at The Armor School Fort Knox Kentucky. The course ends June 1. He previously served at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and is a Carthage High School alumnus.
Gerry Lee Chrisman of Arlington High School won a gold medal in the finals of the 47th annual state high school contests in Latin mathematics Spanish and English held Saturday April 29 at Indiana University. Sixty regional winners competed in the finals across 36 Indiana cities with 1 200 finalists. Forty one students won first places earning gold medals and 90 placed second earning silver medals while 172 won bronze for third place.
While driving home to Chicago after a visit with his mother Donald Cook’s car collided with a cock pheasant near Fowler Indiana. The bird shattered the windshield and fragments entered the vehicle as Cook kept control of the car during the melee.
James Terhune of Taylor University was elected president at the Indiana Collegiate Press Association meeting held at Franklin College. He edits The Echo for the second year, leads the Taylor Methodist Student Movement, and serves as English Club VP. Taylor won best column in the annual college newspaper judging.
A CHS May issue notes students counting days to dismissal. Seniors thank teachers for guidance after twelve years, with highlights from kindergarten through fifth grade news and May events. May calendar includes prom, honors, and commencement. A paper drive and junk drive are planned for May 6.
The conversion to All Number Calling and Direct Distant Dialing prompts a major toll and Extended Area Service expansion in Rushville and nearby exchanges. E. L. Detwiler states carrier equipment will add transmission channels on existing lines, boosting capacity and improving service. Rushville to Milroy, Glenwood, Arlington, Carthage, and Morristown see rate expansions.
Rush County township high schools plan 139 seniors in commencement from May 10 to May 22. New Salem leads with 33, Arlington has 15. Diploma candidates include Manilla 22 Milroy 23 Mays 22 Carthage 24 and others. Baccalaureate speakers and trip plans are listed for each school with dates from May 7 to May 22.
The 39th National Convention of Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority met at the French Lick Sheraton Hotel April 29 and 30 with Eta Rushville hosting. Grand President Miss Georgia Marshall presided as officers were elected and installed, including Mrs. Robert White and Mrs. Ann Stager.
A Rush County meeting at the Community Center examined a proposed three unit plan for county schools under the new reorganization law. Wen dell Kirkpatrick outlined enrollment and tax figures for a split into six north townships, Rushville, and the southern five townships, with vote results showing county division.
The Future Friends Fellowship met at 7 30 May 1 at Carthage Friends Church. Officers elected included President Steve McClurg and Secretary Berniece Logan. Leaders Rev Parker and Mary Alice Edwards led a brief lesson and closing prayer. Susan Skinner filed the report.
The Park Bowling Team from Connersville will face a picked local team next Sunday night at Carth Knight Bowling Lanes. The Park squad arrives with a high reputation and seeks competitive play at the local lanes.
John Ruby announces that the annual Community Concerts drive moves to spring with a kickoff dinner at the Durbin Hotel on Sunday night May 14 and runs through the following week. Headquarters remain at the Durbin Hotel with Mrs. Dudley Campbell in charge and Mrs. Clyde Ruby named captain for Ripley Township. Pauline Walston of New York City will assist with the campaign.
Principal Gerald C. Carmony of Manilla High School was elected Rush County schools superintendent by the county Board of Education in the Courthouse. He will succeed Charles M. DeMunbrun on August 16 after 24 years leading the county system. Carmony, with 22 years in education, has led Manilla for seven years and holds degrees from Indiana Central and Butler University. He served in World War II and Korea.
The Better Business Association of Carthage met at Hoosier Man or restaurant at noon. They discussed town cleanliness and agreed to place painted trash cans in the business district, urging residents to use them. A sidewalk sale auction and a giveaway program were planned for Saturday June 3 1961 with a committee handling details.
L. C. Sullivan and Son of Carthage Indiana purchased a registered Ayrshire heifer from J. Cregor Kemper Family of Morristown Indiana. The deal is recorded in Brandon Vermont by the Ayrshire Breeders Association and highlights the breed's growing dairy popularity for high milk efficiency.
The General Telephone Company will host a special Ladies Night program for the Carthage Lions Club at the Carthage Community Center next Monday night May 8. Members are urged to attend.
A town cleanliness drive in Carthage urges residents and organizations to join the effort. Citizens are asked to assess pride in the town’s appearance, modernize efforts, and contribute ideas to improve the local environment.
Mr and Mrs William Sleeth of Moristown announce the birth of a 6 lb 2 oz son named Thomas Eugene born April 27 at Major Hospital in Shelbyville. Grandparents include Mrs Helen Mann and Eugene Mann. great grandparents are Mrs Myrl Mann of Carthage and Mrs Elizabeth Webb of Indianapolis.
Mr and Mrs Gene Richmond and children and Mrs Hugh Roberts joined Mrs Carrie Bramel for a weekend visit to her son Lowell Bramel and family in Waynesboro Pennsylvania Mrs Bramel stayed a week.
Town Marshal Hugh Trowbridge announces a volunteer safety check for cars next week. Inspections will run Tuesday from 7 to 9 p m and Thursday from 8 to 5 p m.
Two men were injured when a car driven by Lewis Gray struck two trees on East Street Carthage. Hinshaw was treated for facial lacerations and a bruised knee and released. Gray suffered a fractured ankle and facial cuts and was hospitalized. Hinshaw faced charges of public intoxication and allowing an unlicensed driver. Gray faced charges of DWI, suspended license, and reckless driving. Investigating officers were Town Marshal Hugh Trowbridge and Trooper James Kleiman.
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