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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1952
Page
4
The column previews the 1952 53 high school basketball season highlighting Dedication Night at Carthage New Salem open house and school pride. It recalls 1915 1916 era stories and notes rising teams Knights town and Rushville with game results and rule changes.
Notice that Ed Gurley is appointed by the Rush County Circuit Court as Executor of the estate of Ray Gurley, deceased. The estate is described as solvent. Dated November 7, 1952, with Clerk Richard A. Phillips and Attorney Kenneth L. Earnest.
Rush County Indiana Executor of the estate of Mary A Dyer late of Rush County deceased. Estate is supposed to be solvent. Hoyt A Addison Executor November 1 1952 Attest Richard A Phillips Clerk Rush Circuit Court Gary Hughes Young Attorney
The Fidelity class of the Methodist church sponsors a pancake supper at the Community Center on Saturday night November 15 for the public. Proceeds go toward church repairs.
Arthur Bowden seeks regular lime hauling work with his own truck. Available at standard rates. Contact Carthage by phone numbers 1 256 or 2 256.
Knightstown High School Chorus hosts a Chile Supper on Friday November 14 from 5 to 7 PM at the school cafe offering coffee pie milk chile salad and sandwiches. Proceeds support the chorus.
The Friendly Circle will host a market and bazaar this Saturday starting at 9 a m at The Citizen office. The event invites community members to browse various stalls and supports local initiatives.
Farm news outlines Rush County 4-H Achievement Day activities including recognition of leaders guiding about 800 members, a banquet at the Durham Hotel on Monday at 6 30 p m, and a Tractor Maintenance Leader's School at Purdue November 10 to 13 with instructors from Standard Oil and extension staff. Harold Souder and Donald Cooper of Ripley Township attend Purdue for tractor maintenance training. The project remains popular, emphasizing learning by doing and community support.
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