Town Election Tuesday Nominates Six Trustees and Clerk
The Citizens Ticket nominates Albert Ray Ward 1 Morris Henley Ward 2 Ralph Moore Ward 3 Forrest Marshall Ward 4 Grant Henley Ward 5 Ora Clayton Ward 6 and Bernadine Morgan clerk treasurer for the Town Council election. Polls at Town Hall open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. CST on November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens
Albert Ray
Morris Henley
Ralph Moore
Forrest Marshall
Grant Henley
Ora Clayton
Bernadine Morgan
Parsons welcome daughter April Marie
Mr and Mrs William C Parsons announce the birth of a daughter named April Marie born last Saturday at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Parsons
April Marie
Mrs Rex Krieg Returns Home From Randolph County Hospital
Mrs. Rex Krieg has returned to her home in Winchester after being treated at Randolph County hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Krieg
Randolph County Hospital
Winchester
Local Teens Appear On WTTV Country Jamboree
Dean Gardner Kelly Veach and Frank Bly appeared on WTTV Saturday evening as members of the Junior Kentucky Hoodowners square dance group. The boys are booked for several upcoming TV shows on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Gardner
Kelly Veach
Frank Bly
WTTV
Kentucky Hoodowners
Surgery note on Linda Wells in Rushville
Miss Linda Wells daughter of Mrs Virginia Wells of Carthage underwent a tonsillectomy Friday at Rushville Hospital.
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Linda Wells
Virginia Wells
Carthage
Rushville
Carthage Girl Injured In Bus Stop Truck Accident
Rita Johnson, kindergarten pupil and daughter of Clyde and Mrs. Johnson, was seriously hurt Tuesday morning when she crossed the highway in front of a Charlottesville truck driven by Gene Silver while awaiting a school bus. She suffered a broken collar bone bruises and a slight concussion and was taken to Hancock County Hospital in Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Rita Johnson
Clyde Johnson
Charlottesville
Johnson
Rita
Gene Silver
Hancock County
Greenfield
Revival to Start at East Street Church This Sunday
The East Street Christian Church revival begins Sunday November 6 with Rev. Donald B. Taylor of Little Flatrock Church as evangelist. Services run nightly for two weeks at 8 p.m. for one hour. Sundays sermons titled The Nature of the Church. Rev. Basil Stultz invites all to attend with nightly special features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Street Christian Church
Donald B. Taylor
Little Flatrock Church
Taylor
Basil Stultz
Couple Welcomes Son Terry Wayne McColley
Mr and Mrs Don McColley announce the birth of their son Terry Wayne, a 7 pound 11 ounce baby born Saturday at Rush Memorial Hospital in Rushville. Mrs McColley is formerly Violet Logan.
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Don McColley
Terry Wayne
Rush Memorial Hospital
Rushville
Mrs. Russell Leisure and Mrs. George Yarling Return from Miami Beach
Mrs. Russell Leisure of here and Mrs. George Yarling of Shelbyville returned Monday night by plane from a three weeks vacation in Miami Beach Florida.
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Florida
Russell Leisure
Here
George Yarling
Shelbyville
Miami Beach
Auto Crash Near Gwynneville Leads to Arrest in Drunken Driving Case
Mrs. Margaret Nelson of Carthage was driving west on route 52 when Austin R. Case of Peru backed from a driveway into the highway. Nelson struck Case who was arrested for drunken driving failure to yield right of way and no operator license. taken to Shelby County jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nelson
Carthage
Gwynneville
Austin R. Case
Peru
Ed Bridges
Nelson
Case
Shelby County
Local license branch to close on Election and Armistice Days
In view of Election Day on Tuesday November 8 and Armistice Day on Friday November 11 both legal holidays, the local license branch will be closed on those days. Mrs. Anice Bly, manager.
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Lcense
Chicken Supper Set Before and After Knightstown Carthage Game
A chicken supper will be held at the school cafeteria before and after the Knightstown versus Carthage basketball game on Friday November 11. Serving starts at 5 p m. Sponsored by the junior class. Prices not provided.
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Knightstown
Carthage
Rummage Sale At The Citizen Office This Weekend
A rummage sale takes place at The Citizen Office on Friday and Saturday November 11 and 12 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. A market follows on Saturday November 12 starting at 9 a.m. at Friends Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen Office
Friends Church
Friends Guild
Ann Gardner
New Salem Eagles Top Carthage In Season Opener
The New Salem Eagles defeated Carthage 81 67 on the New Salem court to open the season. Salem built a lead early but collapsed defensively in the final period while Eagles shooter base Stone scored 14 of 26 in the late stretch. Carthage led 24 17 after the first quarter and trailed 38 36 at halftime as the game stayed tight through the third. Carthage seconds beat the host 37 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Salem Eagles
Carthage
New Salem
Eagles
Stone
Salem
Goddard
L. Reynolds
Jarman
Davison
B. Reynolds
Rees
Lessing
McCorkle
Smith
Parish
Watkins
McClurg
Magee
Little
Haywood
Patterson
McClure
Raiders
Purdue Varsity Glee Club En Route For West Virginia Florida New Jersey
John Ruby will lead the Purdue Varsity Glee Club on a tour from Lafayette starting Sunday November 6. The trip includes stops at Green Briar Hotel White Sulphur Springs West Virginia and a Miami show with Ed Sullivan at the Municipal Auditorium. The ensemble will also perform in Coral Gables and Westfield before a New York City rehearsal and a November 13 Toast of the Town appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruby
Purdue
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Green Briar Hotel
Lafayette
Glee Club
Miami
Florida
Ed Sullivan
Miami Municipal Auditorium
University of Miami
Coral Gables
New Jersey
Purdue Alumni Association
Westfield
New York City
Halloween Party Held For Ripile Township School Children
A masked Hallowe'en party was held last Monday night at the Community Center for all Ripile Township school children. Prizes and refreshments were provided for the revelers.
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Ripile Township
Charlottesville Forms Lions Club Sponsored by Greenfield
Charlottesville creates a Lions Club with Greenfield Lions Club as sponsor. Officers include acting president Everett Green secretary Dale Holden and treasurer Weldon Shultz. Ten members are not on the charter list.
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Charlottesville
Lions Club
Greenfield Lions Club
Everett Green
Dale Holden
Weldon Shultz
Community Corn Picking at Carthage Area Farms
At the farm of the late Walter Nelson near Carthage friends and neighbors will pick his corn crop Saturday with early arrival requested. If rain falls the work will move to Wednesday. Nearby, Russell Apple also has corn ready for harvest east of Carthage and is recovering from a recent automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Nelson
Carthage
Russell Apple
Arlington banker takes Civil Aeronautics post at Weir Cook
William L. Mitchell of Arlington has moved from the State Bank of Carthage to a new position with the Civil Aeronautics Administration. He began his duties Monday at Weir Cook Airport in Indianapolis.
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William L. Mitchell
Arlington
State Bank of Carthage
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Weir Cook
Indianapolis
Opening basketball season in Indiana high schools
A window into the 1932-33 Indiana high school basketball season as changes rule shifts, school consolidations, and new entrants reshape the landscape. Clarksville Junior High and Highland High join the roster. several schools consolidate. New fouling rules and jump ball timing adjustments seek to standardize play ahead of the season opener. New Salem Eagles defeat Blue Raiders 81-67 in Carthage’s opener.
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Indiana
U. S. Navy
R—A
Indiana High School Athletic Association
IHSAA
L. V. Phillips
Bowers
Darlington
Burker
Kosciusko County
Carrollton
Carroll County
Scott Center
Angola
Scotland
Greene County
Wayne Township
Huntington
Washington Center
Columbia City
Phillips
Clarks Hill
Stockwell
Tippecanoe County
Lauramie
Eden
Maxwell
Hancock County
Hancock Central
Scott
Shipshewana
LaGrange County
Lake Newbury
van Buren
Jefferson
Ridgeville
Saratoga
Randolph County
Ward Township
Clarksville
Highland High School
Anderson
Richland and
Union Townships
Madison County
Lincoln Mary Todd wedding in Springfield 1842 memory recounted
Local writer Bayard Baker recalls Abraham Lincoln and Mary Todd’s clandestine 1842 Springfield wedding. The piece sketches early married life, Mary Todd’s motives, a stormy courtship, and Lincoln’s finances and ambitions, noting later life and a first child, Robert Todd Lincoln.
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Abraham Lincoln
Fall Festival Reports and Community Notices
The report shows receipts totaling 2199.55 with expenses of 129.88 and a final profit of 2069.67 from a fall festival. Names, clubs, and donations include A B Thompson Hoosier Local 415 Lillian R Coleman Container Corp donations and event items such as a talent show and smorgasbord. Community notices cover Friends Guild meetings and E L B O W group activities, plus a long list of local visits and social events.
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A. B. Thompson
Hoosier
Lillian R. Coleman
Container Corporation of America
Container Corpn
Ace
R. E. Dieckbrader Indiana
Lines Inc
Harry Bentley
Howard E. Henley
Homer Bowers
Forrest Beck
Carthage Lions Club
Queen Donations
Smorgasbord
Ripley Two
Conservation Club
Ripley Homemakers
Camera Club
Garden Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Carthage Art Colony
Carnival
Knightstown Banner
Indiana
Farmer
Republican Company
Carthage Citizen
Dale Printing Company
Knightstown Banner (Lions
Carthage Hardware
Tweedy Lumber Co
Social Visit Notes From Indianapolis Families
Mrs. Elizabeth Webb of Indianapolis visited Mr. and Mrs. Billy Mann and baby over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Pollard of Indianapolis were Saturday and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moore and family.
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Elizabeth Webb
Indianapolis
Billy Mann
Baby
Curtis Pollard
Paul Moore
Miss Mary Todd Named in Lexington Announcement
The brief note identifies Miss Mary Todd, daughter of Robert Todd Esquire, of Lexington Kentucky, as the subject of the Lancaster notice.
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Mary Todd
Robert Todd
Lexington
Rites Held For Ed N Miner
Edward Nelson Miner died at 5 30 p m Monday at the Jackson Nursing Home Rushville where he lived since 1955 He was born December 12 1866 in Hancock County son of Thomas and Cyrena Coffin Miner Survivors include widow Mary E Miner daughter Mrs Fred Maxwell Knightstown grandson James Maxwell Knightstown granddaughter Mrs Edward Bartley Akron Ohio four great grandchildren brother John Miner Carthage sisters Mrs Gola Bowman New Castle and Mrs Elmina Parish Carthage Funeral services were at Thompson Funeral Home 2 pm Thursday with Mrs Frank White Charlottesville in charge Burial in Glencove Cemetery Knightstown
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Edward Nelson Miner
Jackson
Rushville
Hancock County
Thomas
Cyrena Coffin Miner
Mary E. Miner
Fred Maxwell
Knightstown
James Maxwell
Edward Bartley
Akron
Ohio
John Miner
Carthage
Gola Bowman
New Castle
Elmina Parish
Thompson Funeral Home
Frank White
Charlottesville
Glencove Cemetery
Stevens couple buys Miner home on West Henley Street
Mr and Mrs John Stevens purchased the Ed Miner residence on West Henley Street. Mr and Mrs Donald Staten Sr acquired the Miner rental property occupied by Mrs Hazel Roberts and family.
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John Stevens
Ed Miner
Henley Street
Donald Staten
Hazel Roberts
Open House at School Precedes Knightstown Carthage Game
In connection with the Junior Class supper at the school cafe terium next Friday night an open house will be held prior to the Knightstown Carthage game for those who wish to inspect the buildings.
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Anice Bly
Purdue Varsity Glee Club
NEW Lions Club
Rhody
Carthage Steam Roller
Blue Raiders
Ole Man
Bayard Baker
Chas. Dresser
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Springfield
Ill
Robert S. Todd
Kentucky
James Matheny
Lincoln
Ninian Edwards
John T. Stuart
Vandalia
Stephen A. Douglas
A. Lincoln
Mary
Edwardses
Billy Herndon
Herndon
Lincoln Home
Macon County
Todd
Mary Owen
Lincoln- Todd
James Shields
Shields
Mississippi
Joshua Shields
Louisville
Ann Rutledge
Matheny
Dresser
Globe Tavern
Robert Todd Lincoln
England
Pullman Company
Lincolns
Jackson Streets
Edwards
Ruth Hunt
Phyllis McClarnon
Howard Winsley
Jesse Henley
Nora McFatridge
Floyd Collins
Syracuse
Earl Nowotne
Philip Winslow
Los Altos
Calif
Howard Winslow
Warm Springs
Virginia
Robert Winslow
Baton Rouge
Winslow
William Skinner
Jim Webb
Senator Kefauver
Royce Joseph
Jewelers
Hotel Severin
Fred McManuses
Virgil. Fannin
Cadiz
Herbert Fannin
Maurice McManus
Indianapoolis
Hugh Trowbridge
Golden Dawn Farms
Rush County Fairgrounds
Helen Mann
Ann
Russell Roland
Dora Barnard
Charles
Myra Mann
Raymond Kennedy
Judy
Lynn
Everett Stanley
Deanne
Lena Newsom
Owensboro
W- A. Bailey
Patty Bailey
Lewisville
Henry L. Stinger
Henry Stinger, Jr
Cherylann
North
South Carolina
Elmer McMichael
Shirley Gahimer
Ross
Clarence Gahimer
Pendleton
Gahimer
Marion Larson
Beverly Ann Gahimer
John Dulles
New Yor City
U. N. Council
Miss Gahimer
Julia McMichael
Della Pearson
Gertrude Jessup
Henry Jessup
Elizabeth Lewis
Homer
Thomas Nelson
Ria Gray
Inez Binford
Anna Anderson
Binford
Holland, Va
Louis Humes
Marvin Hamm
Yorktown
Richard Stumpf
Ed N. Miner
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