SkatingNotice for Adults and Children Schedule
The Adult Skating group will have skating Friday night at the Community Center. The children will skate Saturday night at the same venue.
08 May 1959
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1959
Page
1
The Adult Skating group will have skating Friday night at the Community Center. The children will skate Saturday night at the same venue.
Pete and Lois Colwell, long time residents of northern Indiana, announce their move to R. R. 2 Orland Indiana. They reside one mile north of Orland on State Road 237 and invite friends passing through northern Indiana to stop by.
Gerald A Shana han of Prudential Insurance Rushville office earns invitation to a company conference in Montreal at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel from July 12 to 19. The event, open to top district staff in Mid-America covering Illinois and Indiana, honors excellence in life insurance sales and service.
Willie V. Howard of Carthage is at the 10th Street Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis for treatment as he enters April 9.
The Carthage American Legion Post sponsors a community Fish Fry Friday May 8 and Saturday May 9 held outside the East Mill Street Community Center. If rain occurs the event moves indoors to the Center. The public is invited to join families for a social evening.
Memorial poppies made by disabled war veterans at Marion Veterans hospital arrive for Poppy Days on May 22 and 23. American Legion Auxiliary volunteers will distribute the red crepe paper flowers as a tribute to America's war dead.
Carthage Lions Club schedules Clean-up Day for May 9 with free trash and can collection starting at 1 p.m. Residents should place cans in boxes at the curb for pickup and await service from club members.
Lloyd Huffman of near Wilson and father of Mrs. Billy Watkins is critically ill at Henry County hospital New Castle. Mrs. Gertrude Jessup has been convalescing at home the past two weeks. Mrs. Edna Henley has been convalescing in bed at home the past two weeks.
Cpl Larry Bramel son of Mrs Clarence Henley is spending a 30 day leave from Ft Bragg North Carolina visiting his family and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs George Jackson have purchased the Edith Davis farm comprising 80 acres east of their Carthage area holdings. The Jacksons plan to move to the farm with their family in late August after the transfer.
Joyce Rhoades of Carthage and Katie Young of Muncie served as delegates from the Muncie Indiana chapter to the A E W A National Convention in Kansas City Missouri. They were away from Friday until Monday last weekend.
The editor bids farewell in a CHS issue as the 1959 graduating class prepares for prom senior day exams and commencement. Details list May events at Greenfield Country Club Whitewater State Park and the community center plus planned honors and a first National Honor Society chapter formation.
Attendance figures for church services include Fletcher Methodist 185 East Street, Christian 124 Watavene t itt, Carthage Friends 73, Wesleyan Methodist 64, Walnut Ridge Friends 37. Prizes are noted for the event.
Mr and Mrs Donald Ruby and friends from Milroy Linton Indiana and Ohio attended the Kentucky Derby in Louisville Kentucky on Saturday.
Two officers and five directors attended Tuesday’s session led by President Fred Parish. Harold Dixon presented secretary and treasurer reports while Clyde Elmer Ruby reviewed the new dining room tables purchased for the center. Improvements include painted basement walls new drapes lobby cleaning and painting to the third floor. The Fall Festival will be discussed at the next meeting.
Ronald Tuttle of Carthage is named as an alternate for the Rushville Tri Kappa Scholarship. winner is Rushville High School senior Thomas R. McCully. The four-year award pays 100 dollars per year toward a Rush County student’s college expenses. Miss Carol Ewing won the first award for the sorority.
The 1959 Carthage Senior Class was honored Wednesday by the P.T.O. with a pitch in supper at the Community Center. Principal William Freed spoke on their senior year and Don Hedrick shared trip experiences to Washington and New York.
The Carthage Indiana Carthage Alumni Association announces plans for the annual banquet to be held Saturday May 16. The reservation committee urges all graduates to send their reservations by May 11 and to contact Kenneth Odes, chairman, if not on the invitation list.
Rushville snaps a three game skid with an 11 4 victory over Carthage to move to 3 3 on the season. Clifford earns win in five innings while Trowbridge loses for Carthage as Rushville earns four insurance runs in the sixth.
Indiana University and other schools receive NS F funding to support undergraduates in hands on research through a new LU program financed by 17400 dollars. The NSF grant increases summer science program aid to LA total 234410 dollars across seven projects aimed at accelerating and improving science training.
The ninth annual collegiate version of Indianapolis The 500 mile auto race is scaled to 50 miles around Indiana University's Memorial Stadium cinder track.
A rugged frontier pair Eve and Adam settle into their log cabin life on Destiny prairie. Their quiet union is deepened by the birth of a baby, a cradle of grass and reeds, and the awe of a new life shaping their world. The scene closes with the mother singing to their child as the frontier hums around them.
The Hannegan Christian Church hosted the Rush County Home Economics Clubs annual Officers Luncheon on Monday with a 12:30 p.m. service. A hat style show and a book review by Mrs. Clarence Arnold highlighted the event along with performances by Home Echorus and vocal numbers by Mark Veach and Maria Jane Veach. Virginia Whitfield of Carthage won first prize for her unusual hat, with Mixers Club members and Opal Moore of Carthage among the attendees.
Clayton J. Todd age 54 of near Carthage died Sunday morning after a five week illness. Born December 10 1904 in Grant County he lived in the area most of his life before moving to Hancock Rush County line in 1942 to farm. He was a member of Walnut Ridge Friends Church Quaker men. Survived by widow Velma six daughters Donna Brooks Frances De Witt Shirley Whitfield Betty Dean Patty and Sharon at home three sons Robert Perkinsville Kenneth Greenfield William Rushville 16 grandchildren two sisters Pearl Williams Nettie Mitchner plus nieces and nephews Funeral was 2 pm Wednesday at Hampton Mortuary Carthage with Rev Robert Morris. interment Walnut Ridge cemetery.
Mrs Olive Logan Jordan a recent bride left Tuesday evening by train to join Seaman Arthur Jordan of Norfolk Virginia. Their home is 207 Garret Street Williams Court Apts Portsmouth Virginia.
Paul Patterson and sons Dick and Gene plus Ronnie and Dick Fannin and Robert McCorkle attended the Indianapolis game at Victory Field Sunday. Tuesday evening Patterson Eldon Plank McCorkle and Bill Windsor were at Victory Field for the game.
Greenfield May 3 The Tenth District Young Democrats chose State Representative John E. Mitchell of Shelby County as president for two years. Barbara Gilson of Greenfield was named district vice chairwoman with Joseph Carter of New Castle as secretary and Charles Richmond of Muncie as treasurer. The group discussed plans for Indiana Young Democrats state convention in Indianapolis in June, succeeding retiring president James Webb of Carthage.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Bush and Mr and Mrs Ross Tweedy attended the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in Louisville Kentucky on Saturday.
Twenty local youths aged 12 to 18 join the Junior 5-acre Corn Contest to compare varieties and practices as Willard and George Pickering of DeKalb Seed and Spencer Chemical provide seed and guidance. The Rush County Farm Bureau funds fertilizer. soil tests show a pH 7.4 with high nitrogen and phosphorus. The FFA plans field work, two purebred gifts, and future loaned offspring to members while thanking contributors.
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