Raiders Dominate Raleigh Sir Walters In Hoops Drubbing
Local Raiders overwhelmed Raleigh Sir Walters 94 to 47 as Rick McNabb teased a family sports lineage while fans praised the team’s smooth play. A turkey shoot at Ripley Township Conservation Club drew big crowds with Charley Fairchild winning three gobblers and Roy Herkless showcasing rare coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toms
Indianapolis News
Rick McNabb
Rick
Raiders
Turkey
Howard Leisure
Ripley Township
Charley
Pete Jessup
Roy Herkless
Roy
Louisville
Dusty” Rhodes
New York
Rhodes
Fred Parish
Robert Earl White
Tall Pine Trailer Park
Box 95
Hanover
Herbie Beher
Sergeant Robert Stoner Discharged at Fort Sheridan
Sgt. Robert Stoner was discharged from the service on November 2 at Fort Sheridan Illinois. He is now at Carthage with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stoner
Ft. Sheridan
Illinois
Carthage
Woman Injured in Wringer Accident at Home
Mrs. Raymond Welch suffered a painful injury when her right hand and arm were caught in a wringer Tuesday morning. She was taken to Rush Memorial hospital where about 23 stitches were needed before she returned home in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Welch
Rush Memorial Hospital
Cub Scout Pack Meeting Honors Liquor Accident Slides
At New Castle Indiana the Cub Scout Pack will show slide pictures of local liquor related accidents. Chief of police will present them at the Community Center 7 30 p m next Tuesday night November 23. Rev. H D Rich Cub Scoutmaster invites Scouts parents sponsors and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Ind
H. D. Rich
Grandson elected judge in Fulton County race
Frederick E. Rakestraw, 31, a Lima Central High School graduate and Indiana University law school alum, was elected Judge of the Circuit Court of Fulton County on the Democratic ticket. He now resides in Akron Indiana and is the grandson of Mrs Mary Michael Rakestraw, formerly of Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Rakestraw
Lima
Ohio
Central High School
Akron
Indiana
Circuit Court
Fulton County
Rakestraw
Indiana University Law School
Mary Michael Rakestraw
Carthage
Purdue visit includes football clash and Sullivan show
Mrs Harold Ruby and son David and Mrs James Ellis and son Jimmy visited John A Ruby at Purdue University. They watched the Ohio State at Purdue game and attended the Ed Sullivan show in Music Hall. The Purdue Glee Club hosted the Sullivan troupe at dinner. Mr and Mrs Floyd Cleaver of New Castle were Sunday guests. Mr and Mrs U B Thon also appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Harold Ruby
David
James Ellis
Jimmy
John A. Ruby
Purdue University
Ohio State
Music Hall
Purdue Glee Club
Sullivan
Thanksgiving Dance Reservations Noted for Nov 20
Notice requests Fern Jackson and Mary Frances Gatewood be called to confirm table reservations for the Thanksgiving Dance this Saturday night November 20. The item notes the event time and attendees for the social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern .Jackson
Mary Frances Gatewood
Raiders Fall to Knights Town in Openers
Carthage Blue Raiders suffer a 57 to 43 defeat by Knightstown after a strong first half. Keith Rays 10 and Planks 9 pace Carthage while Perry 15 and Peacocks 14 lead Knightstown. In a later Raleigh visit, Carthage routed Raleigh 94 to 47 with balanced scoring and strong defense.
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Carthage Blue Raiders
Knightstown
Falcons
Raiders
Blue Raiders
Keith Ray
Plank
Carthage
Perry
Peacock
Falcon
Edwards
McCorkle
Ray
C Plank
Campbell
McClurg Mosier
Taylor
F Stroup
Lindsey
Roseberry
Sylvester Stanfield
Yohler
Baldwin
Muncie
Muncie. Score By Quarters: ‘Carthage
Funeral for Louis Campbell Held in Camden Ohio
Mr and Mrs Harry Leisure and Mrs Lowell Geise attended funeral services Friday at 2 pm in Camden Ohio for Louis Campbell fatally injured in a corn picker accident Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Leisure
Lowell -Geise
Camden
Ohio
Louis Campbell
Mr and Mrs Howard Leisure in Indianapolis Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Leisure were in Indianapolis Friday as listed in the society column noting their visit and local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Howard Leisure
Indianapolis
Rush County Conservation Club Drives County Community Building Plan
Rush County Conservation Club leads a drive to build a county community building on the Old Fair Grounds site near Rushville. The facility would serve churches civic groups schools and youth organizations with low charges and feature an 80 by 50 foot room a 22 foot stage two dressing rooms two restrooms a kitchen and a rustic fireplace. Club members have secured private donations and plan a countywide canvass over the next two weeks to gather further support and contributions.
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Rush County
Amapobres Conservation Club
Indiana
Rushville
Conservation Club
Rush County Conservation Club
Our
County
P. O. Box
S. W. McKibben
Refereeing In New BB Season a Rush County retrospective
A veteran Indiana basketball column returns after an eight month break to preview the 1954 55 season. It recalls 32 field goals and 38 attempts in a Raleigh game, lists Carthage schedule with upcoming towns, notes Rushville and Morton results, and explains the Good Luck Horseshoe trophy's local controversy.
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Indiana
Rush County
The
Citizen
Milroy
Waldron
Orange
New Salem Eagles
Manilla
Laurel
Morton Tigers
Mays
Long
Paige
Tim Brown
Rushville
Batesville
Lions
Greensburg
Arlington
Moral
Eddie Rowan
Larry Parks
Wildcat
Carthage
Morton
New Salem
Republican-Telegram
Four Ways From The Office GOOD CITIZEN
Jennie Lee Faust was chosen to represent Carthage School in the good citizen contest sponsored by the Indiana Society Daughters of the American Revolution. Seniors vote to pick three girls based on dependability service leadership and patriotism, then the faculty selects a school winner for county and state progression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Lee Faust
Carthage School
Indiana Society Daughters of the American Revolution
C—H—S Book Week
Chicago Stock Show Opens Soon at International Amphitheatre
The 55th International Live Stock Exposition runs November 26 to December 4 at the Chicago Stock Yards Amphitheatre with expanded facilities. A new Sire Progeny display co hosted by Texas Tech Texas A and M and USDA highlights beef sire variation. Santa Gertrudis cattle debut. carcass judging added. prize carcasses shown. Show aims for largest entries, with 14 horse show performances daily plus three seat price ranges offered by mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Stock Yards
Texas Technological College
Texas A. and M. College
United States Department of Agriculture
King Ranch
Kingsville
Texas
States
Canada
Illness and Recoveries Reported in Local Notes
The week brings updates on several residents. Judy Kennedy, a polio patient at Riley hospital, moved to Ward K and received about 100 birthday cards on the 12th. She improves slowly and will be home eventually. Mrs. Hubert Hill and Mrs. Edgar Ruby stay as they are. Mrs. Arthur White and Mrs. Lillian Julian show slow improvements at Rush Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nixon
Judy Kennedy
Riley Hospital
Judy
Hubert Hill
Arthur White
Rush Memorial Hospital
Lillian Julian
Edgar Ruby
Card party and style show delight Knights Town crowd
A large crowd attended the Kappa Kappa Sigma sorority card party and style show at the Community Center basement. The Robin Lee Dress Shop of Knights Town staged a 43 out fit style display by about 15 models. Following the show a canasta euchre and bridge party awarded prizes to table winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Community Center
Robin Lee
Knightstown
First Sunday School Night Held At Community Center
The first Sunday School Night took place at the Community Center last Friday with 35 attendees enjoying games and activities. Admission required a Sunday school attendance ticket as all Sunday schools are urged to invite both boys and girls. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Collins of Syracuse visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nowotne Friday.
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Floyd Collins
Syracuse
Earl Nowotne
Nelson In Hospital After Rush Memorial Surgery
William Nelson underwent surgery Tuesday morning at Rush Memorial hospital and is getting along nicely. He is the son of Mrs. Oliver Earnest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nelson
Rush Memorial Hospital
Mr. Nelson
Oliver Earnest
Market and Bazaar at The Citizen Office
A market and bazaar will be held at The Citizen Office on Saturday November 20 from 8 30 a m to 2 p m sponsored by the Friends church pa not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Church
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ED Bly
CUB Scout Pack Meeting
Floyd Cleaver
U. B. Thon
Sir Walters
Raleigh
Nets
Hardin
Carthage Seconds
Prooteges
Raleigh Lads
Ft-Fta
McClurg
Mosier
Miller
Ll Dill
Daniel
Gordon
Sweet
Cole
Maumee
Jesse Henley
Maumee, O
Donald Calvert
St. Mary’s
Scecina
New Palestine
Miss Jinks
Gertrude Stacey
Anftis Jean McDaniel
Stella Richmond
Judy Bunion
Donna Lukens
Carol Fentress
Citizen Office
Cc—H-S
Steve Hunt
Chuck Rhoades
Dean McCoy
Methodist Church
Washington
C—H
Phyllis Lee Cline Co
Adolph
Barber’s University
Carol E
Carol
Norma Sipes
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