Meeting of student ministers wives at Butler University
Six women from East Street Christian Church attended guest day at the Christian Theological Seminary meeting for student ministers wives and guests Tuesday at Butler University. Those attending were Mesdames Robert Kendall, George Moore, For rest Moore, Lonard Jackson, Rus sell Shutt, and George Roland.
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Indianapolis
East Street Christian Church
Christian Theological Seminary
Butler University
Mesdames
Robert Kendall
George Moore
Forrest Moore
Lonard Jackson
Russell Shutt
George Roland
P.T.O. Meets and Open House At Local School
The regular P.T.O. meeting was held Tuesday evening and an open house to the classrooms drew a large crowd. President Robert Shockney gave devotions during the short business meeting in the school study hall. The Teen Can teen committee filed a report as guests were served refreshments by Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kennedy in the school kitchen.
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P.T.O
Robert Shockney
Hubert Hunt
Raymond Kennedy
Rushville Real Estate Boom Leads October Totals
Rushville city real estate activity dominates October with estimated sales of 197000. City transfers amount to about 109000, farm sales total around 51000, and small town suburban activity about 37000. Transactions include Basil Hedgecock and Mabel Hedgecock transferring to Howard and Dorothy Finch in Carthage and Roy Turner transferring to Rob ert and Mary Moore in Henley Clark Addition Carthage.
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Rushville
Rush County
Basil
Mabel Hedgecock
Howard
Dorothy Finch
Charles Henley
Carthage
Roy
Armetha Turner
Robert
Mary Moore
Henley & Clark
District party for ISSC Home girls entertains group
Eighteen girls and two governors of the ISSC Home were entertained Sunday evening with a district party. Mrs Norma McKain Legion Auxiliary Knightstown Home Chairman organized the arrangements. The group traveled by bus to the Greenfield Legion Home with Mr and Mrs Robert McKain and children and Mr and Mrs Elmer Fenner and son for entertainment and refreshments.
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ISSC
Norma McKain
Legion Auxiliary Knightstown Home
Greenfield Legion Home
Robert McKain
Elmer Fenner
CH RHO MEETS IN CARTHAGE CHURCH BASEMENT
The Chi Rho class of Carthage met Monday at 7:00 p.m. in the church basement for a session led by Rose Willey with Marilyn Pitts reading Acts 8. Cindy Brooks led prayer and plans for a District Meeting were set. Refreshments by Carol Ellis and Beege Gatewood.
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Carthage
Rose Willey
Marilyn Pitts
Cindy Brooks
Carol Ellis
Beege Gatewood
Jeanie Stapp
Carthage C E S Holds Regular Meeting With Honors
Carthage Chapter 574 C E S met Wednesday night November 12 at the Masonic Hall. Eight past matrons and six past patrons were honored in a program by the officers. Guests included the Worthy Matron and Associate Matron from Rushville. Thanksgiving themed refreshments were served by Beatrice Ruby Gertrude Bush Anna Mae Stanley and Hazel Souder.
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Carthage C. E. S
Carthage
C.E.S
Masonic Hall
Rushville
Beatrice Ruby
Gertrude Bush
Anna Mae Stanley
Hazel Souder
Studio to Show Proofs for Local Children
The Waltz Studio will return next Monday November 17 from 2 30 p m to 4 00 p m to show proofs to parents. All children’s pictures taken that day will run soon in The Citizen as a special feature.
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Waltz
Citizen
Former Purdue Ag Alumni Set Meeting At Durbin Hotel
Former Purdue agricultural students plan a fall meeting at the Durbin Hotel Thursday November 20 at 5 00 PM. Donald Staten Jr. chairs a committee which will elect officers and hear reports, including Cedric Power on the Purdue Fall Round-Up and Operation Brain Power recruiting eight week courses. Attendees listed include Hayden King Iden Hungerford Lewis Lafuse Leonard Jackson Wm Martin and C L Spuller.
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Purdue
Purdue Ag
Durbin
Donald Stoten, Jr
Cedric Power
Donald Staten Jr
Hayden King
Iden Hungerford
Lewis Lafuse
Leonard Jackson
Wm. Martin
C. L. Spuller
Carthage High School News Highlights From November
The article urges good sportsmanship at Carthage High as basketball season starts. It covers student activities including freshmen class party at Rushville, DAR Good Citizenship award for Janet Heim, sophomores’ dance, and district basketball results with Mick Magee and Mike Gorman top scorers. It lists upcoming games and notes new staff member Mr Hedrick, his background, and residence.
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Janet Heim
Daughters of the American Revolution
Carthage High School
Janet
Indiana
Hearing on Carthage water rate hike approved plan
The Public Service Commission of Indiana held a hearing on November 12 1958 regarding Carthage to fund $120000 in water works upgrades with two new wells pumps and a new distribution system. Testimony claimed current supply unsafe and a fire risk while rates would rise across metered usage and minimum charges. The commission has not ruled yet but is expected to decide soon.
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Public Service Commission of
Indiana
Carthage
Public Service Commission
Carthage Water Works
Rush County Students Enrolled at Purdue 1958 59
Forty two Rush County residents attend Purdue University on campus for the 1958 59 term with a statewide total on campus of 13 653 and about 4 600 off campus. Names and addresses of the Carthage students are listed to illustrate county representation. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs William H Dixon and son Jerry visiting relatives at West Braden and French Lick.
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Robert L. Harrold
John I. Hunt
Larry R. Little
Larry W. Morris
Albert F. Weber
Donald J. White
William H. Dixon
Jerry
West Braden
French Lick
Indiana
Pashie Maze Dies Wednesday in Rushville Nursing Home
Pashie Maze age 68 died Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. in Rushville Nursing Home after long illness. She lived in Carthage fourteen years born March 18 1890 in West Virginia. Survivors include two sons, two daughters, one brother, seventeen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at Hampton Mortuary Carthage 2 p.m. Friday conducted by Rev. Cleo Cox. Burial Town Cemetery near Carthage. CORN VOTE IN COUNTY TO BE NOVEMBER 25 referendum for corn program changes announced by Everett W Hester Rush County included in 932 county area. Two options: no allotments or price supports 90 pct of average. or continuation with 75-90 pct parity. Majority vote decides. Details to come.
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Pashie Maze
Rushville
Maze
Carthage
West Virginia
Chris DeWeese
Jane Richards
Mundy
United Brethren Church
Howard Finch
Willie Finch
Mae Jones
Freed
Mary Harris
Cleveland
Ohio
Orville DeWeese
Hampton Mortuary
Cleo Cox
Knightstown
Town
Everett W. Hester
Bush Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Rush County
Hester
Rush County Fair Board Elects Sixteen Superintendents
At the Rush County Fair Board meeting in the Extension Office 16 departmental superintendents were elected led by president Ertle Price. New appointees include Melvin Gray Arts Department and Frank Abercrombie Flower Show among others with Donald Alexander authorized to rent winter storage space for farm machinery.
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Rush County Fair Board
Rush County Extension Office
Ertle Price
Melvin Gray
Dean Stanley
Earl Horton
Newton Halterman
Byron Turk
John R. White
Russell Dora
Howard Kennedy
Don Addison
Carl Ging
Frank Abercrombie
Worth Hudson
Harvey Arnold
William S. Kimmell
Lowell Peterson
Donald Alexander
Price
New Castle
Chester Hackleman
State Fair Board
Joe Pike
Manley Abercrombie
Harold Curtis
von Knight
Fair
Russell Norris
Rushville
Richland Township
Gail Willis
Orange Township
James Readle
Posey Township
Roosevelt the dynamo who transformed a nation
A portrait of Theodore Roosevelt from his Philadelphia nomination in 1900 through his early presidency. It recalls his rise from Oyster Bay to national power, his clash with Boss Platt and corruption, his swift decisive leadership, and his bold foreign policy actions in Venezuela and the Spanish American era.
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Bayard Baker
Philadelphia
Canton
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William McKinley
History
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Dublin
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South Dakota
Anderson
Ind
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General Assembly
Albany
Don Quixote
Jacob Riis
Theodore
Dragons of the
Big Boss Platt
Middletown Cossacks overwhelm Raiders 82 to 59 in basketball
Middletown Cossacks dominated the game from the start, building a 25-12 first quarter lead and expanding to 47-19 at halftime. The visitors maintained a wide margin, finishing 82-59 as Carthage struggled with defense and shooting. Center Dick Reedy starred for Middletown with nine early points.
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Middletown Cossacks
Raiders
Middletown
Carthage
Hedrick
Sullivan
Leisure
Gatewood
Doughty
Jack Smith
Cossacks
Sonny Smith
Tipton
Blitzkrieg
Dick Reedy
Reedy
Dietrich
Oeeseneees
J. Smith
Fanneeeseee
Goseees
S. Smith Oseneseneeesy
Tipton Taeseseereneseneee
Overman Aeeaereerene
Watkins
Vewaccaneuees
Loudenback
Ramsey
Martin
Fridley
Williams and Delph
Middletown Te Eeneeene
Carthage Raiders Fall to Knightstown in Season Opener
Knightstown Panthers overwhelmed Carthage 96 to 66 in the opener. The Blue Raiders were outpaced by the fast offense as Knightstown built a big third quarter lead. Carthage trailed 19-14 after one period and 37-29 at halftime before the decisive surge.
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Carthage Raiders
Knightstown
Panthers
Blue Raiders
Raiders
Bertha Smith Dies Tuesday Night
Bertha E. Smith 82 died Tuesday night at her daughter Hallie Bennett’s home in Carthage R 1. Henry County resident 50 years and Knightstown resident 15 years. Survived by two daughters Mabel Schuneman Greenfield Sarah Thompkins Lewisville. two sons Kenneth Shirley Merrill Carthage. 13 grandchildren 9 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral plans pending as daughters head to California. Call Butcher Funeral Home Knightstown for arrangements.
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Bertha E. Smith
Hallie Bennett
R. 1
Carthage
Henry County
Smith
Knightstown
Bennett
Mabel Schuneman
Greenfield
Sarah Thompkins
Lewisville
Kenneth Smith
Shirley
Merrill Smith
Schuneman
Thompkins
California
Butcher Funeral Home
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