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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1962
Page
3
Notice of mailed rates entered at the Carthage Indiana Post Office for second class mail matter. Rates shown include One Year 52 weeks at $2.50 and shorter options for 26 weeks. Public notice indicates periodicals pricing structure and mailing terms.
A sergeant tied to Carthage by family and schooling is stationed in Germany with his wife Katharina. The note mentions his father John W. Hinshaw living in Carthage and that the sergeant is a 1955 Carthage High School graduate. The passage is dated December 1958 with a sum of $1.25.
Taylor Morris swept Rush and Henry counties to defeat Democrat Ray Frost for the Rush Henry joint representative seat. Morris led by 1,230 votes in Rush County and by 2,943 overall, totaling 15,662 to 12,719. Morris will replace the late Howard Ewbank. Lowell Smith was re elected as Henry County representative.
Army Staff Sergeant John R. Hinshaw, 24, son of Mrs. Garnet Popejoy of New Castle Indiana, took part with the 8th Division 504th Infantry in a Mainz Germany field training exercise. The unit conducted all phases of operations under simulated combat conditions during the overseas tour begun in 1955.
Republicans swept all seven county council seats with three new members. In district races Lowell Angle won in District Two by 31 votes over Denny Whitaker, John Rogers beat Warren Gilson, Rea Smith defeated Leonard Keal, and Weldon Wall won District Four. At large, Iden Hungerford Orville Martin and J Reed Mull retained seats while Democrats Harry Leisure Everett Prive and Lowell Pruet trailed.
Stanley Hawkins visited Mr. and Mrs. William Kinnett at Dillsboro on Saturday and enjoyed hunting in southern Indiana.
Sunday afternoon callers included the Nelsons of Charlottesville and near here, the Drapers of New Palestine, and the Ewing family. Harold Dixon and son Jerry visited relatives at French Lick and West Baden spending the weekend away.
A brief notice lists events including a November 16 basketball game at Mayes and a November 20 parent teacher organization open house. The items indicate school community activities with no additional details on timing or location.
The State Conservation Department and local officer Glen Conner outlined hunting seasons and rules. Deer archery runs Nov 1 to Dec 1 with varied bag limits. gun deer Nov 22 to Dec 1. A Crane area allows deer 22–24. Waterfowl season starts now and ends Dec 18 with specific bag caps. Upland game begins Nov 10. pheasant, quail, Hungarian partridge, and rabbit limits noted. Trapping and coon hunting start Nov 15 and run to Jan 31.
In Rush County Indiana the Circuit Court announces James L Stark appointed Administrator of the estate. Creditors must file their claims with the court within six weeks of the notice publication or be forever barred. Wesley Ratliff Dallas Hardwick Clerk of Court Rush County Indiana.
Mary Jane Dalrymple wife of James Dalrymple dies at Robert Long Hospital after a month long polio struggle in an iron lung. Survivors include husband four children Brenda Phillip Connie and Ronnie at home, her parents, a sister and a brother. Brent Allen born to Mr and Mrs Francis Lord of Carthage weighed 7 pounds at Shelbyville hospital.
Omer Heim seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Heim south of Carthage sustained a severely bruised foot when a wheel of a school hack ran over it on Wednesday. X rays to determine extent of injury to be read today. Attendees at the Butler Wabash football game included Mr and Mrs H T Beher Mr and Mrs Russell Publow O C McCarty Hal Winfield Henry Stager and Ross Tweedy. Louis Humes and family of Anderson seek a location here. Occident telephone exchange operated by Ripley Farmers Cooperative Telephone Co will be abandoned December 1 and patrons moved to Carthage exchange.
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