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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1962
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen lists subscription prices for Indiana readers including one year for 2.50 dollars and six months for 26 weeks. The notice appears as a postal matter entry in Carthage.
Indiana Republican state chairman charges Governor Welsh used a Lake County machine to purge veteran Democrats in the 1963 primary. He accuses Welsh of manipulating party control, pressuring officials, and backing Bayh while opposing Brademas, urging Hoosiers to choose Capehart or a Bayh-aligned slate in November.
Rush County rainfall from April 1 to May 6 averaged 2.15 inches across twelve cooperators in a survey with Rush County Extension Office. Anderson Jackson and Washington townships each near 2.5 inches while Posey reached 2.8 inches and Noble 1.35 inches. weekly breakdown shows 0.12 inches first week in April, 0.38 second week, none third week, 3 inches fourth week, and 1.35 inches for April 29 to May 6. Sponsored by the Rush County Better Crops Association with cooperators including Lafuse Ripley Everett Stanley Center Luther Nixon Washington Norman Winkler Posey Harvey Arnold Jr Union Franklin Gordon Walker A. Walter Meyer Rushville Ennis Rose Noble Earl Bacon Orange Cedric.
The group left town at 6 15 p m after a flat tire nearly forced them to hitchhike. Mrs Lord suggested the ride until a repair truck arrived about fifteen minutes later and fixed the tire. They then enjoyed the show very much.
Eighth graders enjoyed a prom May 18 at the Community Center with DJ Mr Mills. A tie in the slow dance contest produced two winning couples. Chaperones included Mrs Fannin and Mrs Sullivan as students savored cookies and Kool Aid from 7:30 to 10:30.
The Freshman class spent May 23 in patched clothing for a Hobo Day ritual at school. They wore old outfits, enjoyed class refreshments, and aimed to imitate seniors while upperclassmen warned them they have years to go.
The Sophomores and Mr. John Jordan spent Tuesday at White Water. They played a fast softball game before lunch and later waded, raced boats, and rode bumping horses. A shortcut through the woods proved longer than expected. Sunburned but spirited, they returned home.
Carthage Alumni Association held a meeting with remarks by retired teacher Mr. Bayard Baker and a memorial service led by William Alexander. Mrs. Ethel White presented a framed display of Carthage High School’s first graduating class, dating to 1881, with eight members named. Officers for 1962-1963 were elected including William Alexander as President and Robert King as Vice President. The treasury needed a small boost, raised by donations, and the program featured a baritone solo, a young Joe Wolfe performance, and a saxophone trio finale.
William H. Skinner township trustee presented diplomas to valedictorian Jean nine Terhune and salutatorian Pamela Hunt. Gerald Carmony county superintendent delivered diplomas as Rev Mayfield gave the benediction and the class procession concluded with The Coronation March.
Mr and Mrs Frank Alexander of Carthage opened a new Dairy Queen in Rushville on West Third Street after acquiring the franchise. A new company built building houses patented equipment with Mrs Robert McKain assisting. Also noted are local track results and community notices.
पहली बार विज्ञान ने एक नया पदार्थ Bio-Dyne खोजा है जो बिना सर्जरी piles को सिकोड़ता है और दर्द में राहत देता है. दर्द शांत होते ही कई मरीजों ने कहा कि piles अब उनके लिए समस्या नहीं रहे. Preparation H नाम से यह सबूतों के साथ उपलब्ध है और जाँच में suppository या ointment रूप में मिल रहा है.
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