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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1946

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Hunters Prepare for Sunday Rabbit Season and Local Races

Local hunters brace for the rabbit season opening at midnight Sunday as pheasant and fur trapping seasons approach. Reports note duck hunts near Pokagon State Park and a bid over $1,000 for a prize dog. In Rush county, Republicans win the sheriff race amid turnout and voting irregularities. a New Castle chorus event and a Legion rab ot on November 14 are announced.

Indiana Fred Zimmerman Jack B. Moore Pokagon State Park Clyde Henley Ralph Pearson Rush County Sheriff's Office Harry Levi Ripley Township Joe E. Porter Carthage Anderson Reames Order of the Eastern Star New Castle Legionnaire Legion Post

Choral Club Social Opens Christmas Preparations

Monday night the Choral Club gathered at Patty Alexander s home for a formal meeting with Christmas program practice and dainty refreshments to conclude the evening. Sunday visitors included multiple local families from Rushville Anderson Carthage Indianapolis and Indianapolis area.

Patty Alexander

Blue Raiders Seek Second Victory Over Sir Walters

Carthage hosts Raleigh's Sir Walters in a high school boys basketball clash as Raleigh aims to rebound after a loss to Lewisville. Veterans Sadler Schneider and Cole lead Raleigh while Carthage showed strong opening game power, defeating New Salem to warn county rivals.

Carthage Blue Raiders Sir Walters Raleigh Louis Maltin Lewisville Henry County New Castle Rush Sadler Schneider Cole Carthage New Salem Eagles Arlington Morristown Yellow Jackets Posey Township Morristown New Salem Clarksburg Morton Pennville Milroy Sandusky Kenneth Harcourt Cardinal Harcourt Manilla Boggstown L Pet

Noted Speaker To Entertain Here

Wayne Guthrie, city editor of the Indianapolis News, will address the public at Memorial Theatre Monday Armistice Day. He witnessed Bikini atomic tests and will describe the Hiroshima devastator with vivid detail. Greensburg Kiwanis and Greensburg Lions sponsor this free community program, part of the Indianapolis News campaign.

Lions Club Wayne Guthrie The Indianapolis News Memorial Theatre Guthrie Indiana Bikini Hiroshima Brown County Walter Hays Lions Wayne Greensburg Kiwanis Bayard Baker A. J. Carr Hubert Hunt Kiwanis Club Greensburg Army America Indianapolis Midwest Charles F. Scheidler Kiwanis U

Rush County On The Air Today

Rushville will host a Prairie Farmer WLS broadcast on November 8 from 12 to 12:30 pm detailing Rush County history industries and farm products. Notables include James E. Watson Knowles Shaw Wendell L. Willkie and local officials and residents sharing why Rush County is “This Is Our County.”

Rush County Indiana Washington Township United States Prairie Farmer-Wls Our County Rushville WLS Prairie Farmer James E. Watson William S. Hail Knowles Shaw Wendell L. Willkie Bush County Washington Township Consolidated School A. L. Gary Harvey Arnold Roberta Stark Champion Mark Purcell Burl Hinchman Rush County Fair Board Worth Hodson John White Livestock Breeders Association Oscar Newhouse Chamber of Commerce Coretta Callahan Manley Abercrombie Clarence Spuller Tom Coleman Purdue University Marjorie Suttle Rush County Ties May Lantz Russ Salter

Republicans Sweep Township And County Races In Rush County

The GOP won every township and most county offices in Rush County, with Raymond Springer retaining Congress and Richard Morgan taking the state representative post. Sheriff Harry Levi defeated Russell Coons by 291 votes amid about 8,000 total ballots across 31 precincts. Republicans claimed clear party majorities in most precincts and numerous advisory boards and trustees.

Raymond S. Springer Frank C. Unger Raymond C. Morgan Carson Smith Carl W. Thompson James C. Cooper C. Lowell Peterson Emmett Hyatt Riley Wilson Clara D. Lambert Stella E. Bundy Elmer E. Hunt Harry Levi Russell Coons Eugene S. Lewis Robert O. Kennedy Byron F. Standiford Paul Glisson Co. Commission Middle Waldo Mohr John Lower Southern Hl Laverne Dunn James’ S. Scott Harley Austen John Frantor James W. Aiken S. Davis J. Reed Wish Esc U. S William EB. Jenner M. Clifford Townsend Thomas E. Bath Harry E. McClain Alvan V. Burch George Earnhardt Frank T. Millis Timothy Sexton Ben H. Watt Edward W. Furnish Ripley Township Randolph Reames Joseph E. Porter Reames Porter Raymond Springer Congress Springer Unger Thompson Prohibition Raymond Morgan Knightstown Henry Rush New Castle Rush County Ripley Joseph Porter Parvel Moore Loren Munden Finley Nelson Posey Raymond Wicker Robert Irvine Eston Macy Albert Rigsbee Gernie Swain Walker Elmer E. Perkins A. C. Stoughton Republican Floyd Branson Orsa Ellison Talma Hoff Orange Denny Whitaker Worrel Clapp Advi Chester Gosnell Villy Miller William B. Ward Floyd Hiner Ralph Oldham Ross Reeves Washington Eugene T. Clifton Democrat George Bills Walter Crull Luther Nixon Union Elbert Gordon Fred Martin Republican Advisory Board Joseph Custer Clarence Daubenspeck Ben Smith Noble Garrett Ricketts Chester Jinks Ebert Schroeder Chester Schroeder Richland Frank Humphrey John Patton William King Elmer Linville Howard Spencer Rushville Dale Fisher George Pribble Ben A. Cox Justice of the Peace William L. Booth Newton Halterman Russell Moor

Mrs Weidner Admitted For Major Operation

Mrs Herbert Weidner was admitted to Henry County Hospital on Monday afternoon for a major operation.

Herbert Weidner Henry County Hospital

Kentucky visitors include Sluyter Miller and Carfield kin

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sluyter and Ruthie Miller of Hammond and Miss Irene Carfield of Frankfort were guests of Mrs. Myrtle Carfield and daughter Alta Carfield. Logan visited relatives in Kentucky at the start of the week.

Arthur Sluyter Ruthie Miller Hammond Irene Carfield Frankfort Myrtle Carfield Alta Cara8irman Logan Kentucky

Church News EAST ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Basil Stultz is pastor with Jesse Munden superintendent and John Redmond assistant superintendent. Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m with preaching at 10 30 a m. Young People meet at 6 p m followed by Evening Service at 7 p m.

East ST. Christian Church Basil Stultz Jesse Munden John Redmond Young People

Official Board Meeting and Dinner at Morning Services

Public Worship at 10 30 with a sermon by Dr Scull subject Why People Stay away from Church Music by the M Y F Chorus Methodist Youth Fellowship Meeting at 5 P M Dr J T Scull pastor Hubert Hunt Supt Raymond Manche Asst Supt Sunday School

J. T. Scull Hubert Hunt Raymond Manche Scull M. Y. F. Chorus Methodist Youth Fellowship

Wesleyan Methodist Revival at Blue River Church

Old time Wesleyan Revival to be held at Blue River Wesleyan Methodist Church from November 10 to 24 each night at 7:30. Song evangelists The Wilbur Sisters Helen and Alberta Wilbur will perform alongside Pastor Rev. Lee Tilden and speakers Marvin Baker and wife from Marion College.

Lee Tilden Carthage Roy Turner Marvin Baker Marion College Marion Indiana Blue River

Charlotte Moore To Present Recital

The Carthage Choral Club presents Charlotte Moore in a piano recital at Carthage Friends church Monday evening November 18 at 8 p.m. Mrs Harold Phelps assists. Moore is a Carthage high senior and an accomplished accompanist and soloist with multiple first place wins at Terre Haute contests.

Carthage Choral Club Charlotte Moore Carthage Friends Church Harold Phelps Miss Moore Carthage High School Christian Church Terre ~Haute Charlotte Parvel Moore Rush County Otto Moore Rushville Phelps Carthage A. J. Carr Indiana University Hoffzimmer Arlington Beethoven Miss Moore Lassie O Hanley Debussy Chopin Promo PTENG Tls Soca Elon Biloti Vinie Wang Roeckel Codyer Tatoos Sachs Rubenstein

Loyall Hunt Leads Religious Services Schedule

Morning Worship at 10 30 A M and Evening Service at 7 30 P M announced for Loyall Hunt as superintendent. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7 30 P M at the Parsonage home of Rev Walter McAdams and Mrs McAdams.

Loyall Hunt Walter McAdams

Carthage Friends Plan Bible School and Services

DeWitt Foster Pastor leads Bible school at 9 30 under Goul die Kyser supervision. Divine worship at 10 30 with sermon meditations on Say ings of the Master Teacher. Youth fellowship at 4 00 pm. Mid week meeting Thursday at 7 00 pm. Willella Henley to be reader at 4 00 pm.

Carthage DeWitt Foster Bible School Gouldie Kyser Divine Worshp Willella Henley

Chevrolet Truck and Equipment Show Opens in Indianapolis

Hunsinger Bros announces the Chevrolet Truck and Special Equipment Show at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Manufacturers Building in Indianapolis from November 19 to 23. Visitors can see and test post war truck bodies and gear on Chevrolet chassis including garbage load packers cranes wreckers dump trucks tractor trailer combos school buses lime spreaders and utility trucks with winches power take offs and tail gate loaders. Admission is free and the event is supported by Allied Incorporated South Side Equipment Co and others.

Hunsinger Bros Chevrolet Manufacturers Indiana State Fairgrounds Indianapolis Allied Incorporated South Side Equipment Co., Inc John Guedelhoefer Wagon Co S. E. Props Co Chevrolet Motors

Visits and travel notes from Kokomo and Indianapolis

Mrs. H. T. Beher Mrs. Katherine Kennedy and Miss Winona Newsom called Friday afternoon to see Mrs Effie Leisure who is ill at her daughter’s home Mrs Hugh Weber. Mrs Kenneth Thompson of Kokomo were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs W B Thompson. Mr and Mrs Hubert Hunt were in Indianapolis Monday.

Russell Dearinger Loren Dearinger Rushville Fred Perry Clara Delinger Joe Duke Anderson Ralph McClarnon Harry Rhodes Herbert Hunt Pamela Elmer Hunt Harold Ruby and Sons Maude Siler A. J. Carr Jack Fred Fleming Ricky Indianapolis W. A.chonan Fleming Earl O. Hill James Haywood Rena Hill Carthage Sam Haywood Henderson Laura Benson Alta Leamon Fountaintown Henry L. Stinger Madison Clifty Falls Stinger Henry Stinger, Jr Fred Schmitz William Schmitz John Clevidence Jesse Fry Bennie McRody Allie Burton Dorothy Fry Rodger Cavenall Raleigh Floyd Cleaver Keller Lewisville W. B. Thompson Earl Gear Marion Sarah G. Stager Walter Addison Fred B. Sims Carole Effie Leisure Hugh Weber Here Arthur White C. M. Hadley Warsaw White Charles Rhodes Carroll Huber Mays R. R. Reames Arnold Wallen New Castle Anna Sipe Carrie McManus Jones Sisters Rush Russell Sider Carl Carson, Jr Carl Carson Joyce John Wagoner Clancy Nigh Chicago Rebecca Nigh Oris Kennedy Richard Kennedy Abby Clark Wilma Spray Lois Fountain Rain Medoca Fred Zimmerman Jack B. Moore Michigan Grace Drake Franklin Charles D. Moore Frank Alexander Paul Scott Earl Addison South Dakota Harold Phelps Rex Manufacturing Co Connersville W. S. Coleman J. A. Lineback James Bowen H. T. Beher Katherine Kennedy Winona Newsom Kenneth Thompson Kokomo Hubert Hunt

Local residents share visits and travels across Indiana

The fourth grade with Mrs. Cecil Pike visited the Library on Tuesday. Various families and friends journeyed to Logansport, Roachdale, Green Castle, Indianapolis, Amboy, Elmhurst Illinois, Westown Pennsylvania, Crawford New Jersey, and Madison for gatherings and conferences. Several relatives hosted and hosted travelers, with a missionary meeting drawing over 400 attendees.

Cecil Pike Robert Porter Porter Logansport DeWitt Foster Iowa Addie Jones Richmond Marion Jones M. T. Lovett Roachdale Greencastle Indianapolis Jesse Henley Florence Parker Mattie Clark Amboy Indiana Fred Pfieffer Elmhurst Ill Louis Humes Gertrude Jessup Carthage Rena Hill John William Parker Westown Clarence Murray Parker Crawford N. J Weldon Newlin Lincoln Hotel Charles Moore Rushville Russell Foust Richard Henley Navy Donald Mann Byron Ball Maurice Wilson Wilson Elkhart Lillian E. Henley Methodist Hospital Margaret Hinshaw John Hinshaw Susan New Castle Madison

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Blue Raiders Leroy Stevens Ertle Stevens Mary Jessup Doris Haydock Greenfield Walter J. Phelps Howard E. Henley H.T. Beher H. E. Henley, Jr Lesta Heifner George B. Moore Thomas Bush Ross Tweedy Julia Jane Lucille Marsh Albert Ray Keith Walter Troy Robert Walker Rhodes Duane Robert McClarnon Near Greenfield Cora McCarnon Edgar V. Ruby Robert Tuttle Clarence Bailer Roberta Gwinneyle C. G. Hill Robert T.vtle Sue Til Robert Martz Garfield Park Wayne White E. F. Winslow Frances Howard Winslow Robert Goslin Claude Pearson Sluyter New Richmond Donald Stoten, JR Harry Ainsworth Purdue Donald Columbus Ohio American Jersey Cattle Club Central States District Farm Bureau State Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Church News Fletcher Methodist Beryl Kennedy Walnut Ridge Friends
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