Local man in critical condition after heart attack
Dennis M. Jones of Philadelphia Ind former Rushville and Milroy resident is listed in critical condition at St Vincent Hospital Indianapolis after a heart attack suffered while visiting his brother Earl Jones near Greensburg. His wife Mrs Jones formerly worked as a linotype operator at the Citizen Office. Mr and Mrs John A Jackson of Carthage welcomed a son born October 30 1961 at Rush Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis M. Jones
Philadelphia
Ind
Rushville and
Milroy
St. Vincent Hospital
Indianapolis
Earl Jones
Greensburg
Jones
Citizen Office
John A. Jackson
Carthage
Rush Memorial Hospital
State African Violet Convention Attends Indianapolis
Mrs. Loyal Hunt and Mrs. Albert Ray attended the State African Violet Convention all day Saturday at the Severin Hotel in Indianapolis. A luncheon was held at noon followed with a business meeting and evening banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Hunt
Albert Ray
Severin Hotel
Indianapolis
Hospital Patients Update at Rush Memorial
John R. Stevens was admitted for observation and treatment at Rush Memorial Hospital this week. Joyce Rhoades was discharged to home from Rush Memorial Hospital on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Stevens
Rush Memorial Hospital
Joyce Rhoades
Communi ty Center Board elects new officers and directors
Three new officers Fred Parish Frank Hampton and Mrs Kenneth Rhodes will lead the Communi ty Center Board for the coming year with Ann Stager as treasurer. New board members Lewis Lafuse Bill Alexander and Lloyd Manuel join at the October 3 1961 meeting while Howard Windsor remains board chair. Holdover directors include Mrs George McNabb Mrs Ross Tweedy Mrs Mary Joseph James Webb and William Skinner. Meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month with public attendance invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Center
Fred Parish
Frank Hampton
Kenneth Rhodes
Ann Stager
Lewis Lafuse
Bill Alexander
Lloyd Manuel
Howard Windsor
George McNabb
Ross Tweedy
Mary Joseph
James Webb
William Skinner
UNICEF Drive in Carthage Raises Fourty Four Fifty
UNICEF drive held by Carthage Church children raised 44.50 for a needy cause. It notes UNICEF aids 55 million children in over 100 countries this year and lists unit costs for vaccines vitamins milk and treatment to combat TB malnutrition and eye disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations International Children Emergency Fund
Unicef
Carthage
Carthage Friends Church
Christian Church
Past Masters Honored by Rush Lodge No 580 F and A M
Rush Lodge 580 F and A M honored its past masters at a Wednesday dinner and meeting at the Community Center basement served by Eastern Star members. Honored were Otto C McCarty Arthur Winfield Earl Addison Morris Henley Howard Winslow Kenneth D Bush Floyd D Rowan Donald P Fancher Eugene R Gardner Roy Hearne Donald Liebrandt Gary Steward and Lee Patton. Kenneth Land is worshipful master for the year. A talk Masonry in Motion by Bayard Baker complemented the program. The Past Masters filled all lodge offices at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Lodge No. 580
Community Center
Weekend guests at the Leonard Jackson home
Weekend guests included Miss Maryin Jackson of Ball State Teachers College Muncie Victor Kerlin of Lapel and Mr and Mrs Paul Jackson of Gary Indiana. Afternoon visitors on Sunday were Roy Jackson of Mays Don Jackson and his son of Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Jackson
Maryin Jackson
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Victor Kerlin
Lapel
Paul Jackson
Gary
Indiana
Roy Jackson
Mays
Don Jackson
Franklin
Cookout Hosted by McNabbs at Roberts Residence
Mr and Mrs George McNabb Jr entertained with a cookout at the home of Mr and Mrs Hugh Roberts. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gene Richmond and daughters Miss Beth Roberts and John Goble of Knightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McNabb, Jr
Hugh Roberts
Gene Richmond
Beth Roberts
John Goble
Knightstown
Carthage High Yell Leaders Shine at Indiana Meet
Carthage High School cheerleaders Pam Hunt Jane Hunt Cindy Brooks and Marilyn Pitts won second place at the Indiana High School Cheerleaders Conference held at Indiana University Auditorium. About 1600 girls from 200 to 250 Indiana schools participated in five divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage High School
Pam Hunt
Jane Hunt
Cindy Brooks
Marilyn Pitts
Indiana High School
Indiana University Auditorium
Indiana
Jasonville
Gary Roosevelt
Raider
Hubert Hunt
Raiders Open Season With Nov 10 Opener
Indiana basketball hype returns as Morristown routs Arlington and Carthage Knightstown clash slated for Nov 10. Raiders under coach Norman McCloskey host season debut with an 11 man varsity and a surplus reserve squad also slated to play.
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Raiders
Indiana
Morristown
Arlington
Centerville
Spiceland
College Corner
Ohio
Liberty
New Salem
Milroy
Mays
Morton
Carthage
Knightstown
Norman McCloskey
Larry Jordan
Hampton brothers recover after tonsil surgeries
Brian and Ricky Hampton sons of Mr and Mrs Frank Hampton underwent tonsilectomy operations Saturday morning at the New Castle Clinic and were released Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian
Ricky Hampton
Frank Hampton
New Castle Clinic
Ghost of Gobbler's Knob to Be Staged by CHS Seniors
William Mills longtime Carthage teacher and play director headlines CHS senior play The Ghost of Gobbler's Knob with performances November 2 and 3 at the Community Center. Seniors also report Social Security visit, new pep block formation, and 76 members under advisor Mrs Gloria Plank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mills
Miami University
Mrs. Mills
Carthage
Billy
Johnny
Jeffrey
Mr. Mills
New York
Chicago
Gobbler
Grandma Malone
Sue
Gobbler’s
CHS
Mills
Beegie G
Woodbury
Mary B
Dick P
Marilyn P
Sally B
Tom T
Araby
Jordan
Steve E
Senior Wins Cross Country Trophy At CHS
Bill Magee the Raiders senior runner captured the year long cross country trophy with a low total of 72 points. Lawrence Creswell and Ronnie Weidner followed in second and third. Also notes on a November 2 home economics tea and a CHS Halloween parade with prize winners and staff acknowledgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Magee
Raiders
Bill
Lawrence Creswell
Ronnie Weidner
Two car crashes claim two and three lives in county
Saturday and Sunday accidents near Lebanon and Carthage left John Allen Ruby injured with a broken ankle and shattered leg while three Henry County youths died at State Road 140 near Carthage. Browning Harris and Snedigar perished after a high speed no passing maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
John Allen Ruby
Purdue University
Lebanon
U.S
Ruby
Robert Long
Indianapolis
Henry County
Carthage Pike
Michael D. Browning
Route 2
Shirley
Myron J. Harris
Knightstown
Freddie Snedigar
Route 1
Browning
Bell’s Hill
Barbara Walker
Bonnie Fannin
Walker
Snedigar
Harris
Rush Memorial Hospital
Miss Fannin
Miss Walker
East St. Christian Church Groups Host UNICEF Trick or Treating
The Chi Rho and C Y F groups of East St. Christian Church met Monday night and split into two teams for Trick or Treating to raise UNICEF funds. They later gathered at the church for refreshments and thanked all contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi-Rho
C.y-F
East St. Christian Church
Unicef
Guests Return Home After Ten Day Stay
Mrs. Jane Auld and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mann with son Richard of Ukiah California concluded a ten day visit at Mrs. Myrl Mann home. Mrs. Margaret Talbert to depart Saturday for Leland Mississippi while Mr. and Mrs. Richard Henley of Richmond and Clifford Miller of Michigan were overnight guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Auld
Richard Mann
Richard
Ukiah
California
Myrl Mann
Margaret Talbert
Mann
Leland
Mississippi
Richard Henley
Richmond
Clifford Miller
Michigan
X-Ray Unit Set for Carthage Survey Next Week
Rush County Tuberculosis Association sponsors an X-ray survey from November 6 to 10 with daily hours at multiple sites including Carthage Container Corp and Court House assembly rooms. Two Irene Byron Hospital cases spurred the local effort and Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority volunteers assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County Tuberculosis Association
Container Corp
Irene Byron
Carthage
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Carthage Container Corp
International Furn
Court House
Rushville Guests and Family Visiting Neels and Beadles
Mrs. Bill Long and children of Rushville were supper guests with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neal last Thursday. Gregory Mike and B K Long stayed until Sunday and returned with Mr. and Mrs. Long. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beadle of Martinsville were Saturday evening guests. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Manuel visited in Indianapolis Monday. Craig and Kim Lafuse stayed at their grandmother Mrs. W F Selm in Connersville from Wednesday to Sunday. Mrs. Lewis Lafuse accompanied her sons home. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cook visited Greenfield last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Long
Rushville
Ben Neal
Gregory
Mike
B. K. Long
Connersville
Lewis Lafuse
Nelson Cook
John Wilson
Greenfield
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