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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1964

Page

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Taylor student Jeannine Terhune elected Trojan Players secretary

Jeannine Terhune a Taylor University junior is elected Membership Secretary of the Trojan Players, also active in Music Club Gamma Delta Beta Society and serving as Academic Editor of the Trium. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Terhune of Knightstown Indiana. Taylor is a Christian liberal arts college with about 887 students.

Taylor University Upland Indiana Jeannine Terhune Taylor Trojan Players Jeannine Music Club Gamma Delta Beta Society Trium Jeanniné Albert Terhune Knightstown

Tweedy Center Elects New Directors for Three Year Terms

A special Tweedy Memorial Center meeting elected Mrs. George McNabb Lewis Lafuse and Lloyd Manuel to three year terms and Frank Hampton to a two year term. Existing directors include Mrs. Clyde Ruby Mrs. Ross Tweedy William Alexander James Wells and Albert Ray. The nine directors will meet Tuesday November 24 to select officers for the coming year.

Tweedy Memorial Center George McNabb Lewis Lafuse Lloyd Manuel Frank Hampton Clyde Ruby Ross Tweedy William Alexander James Wells Albert Ray

Harold Dixon elected to executive board of Hoosier Bankers

Harold Dixon executive vice president of the State Bank of Carthage was elected a member of the executive board of the Committee of Hoosier Bankers at their meeting last week. The gathering took place at the Lincoln Sheraton Hotel in Indianapolis.

Harold Dixon State Bank of Carthage Committee of Hoosier Bankers Lincoln Sheraton Hotel Indianapolis

Ripley Farm Bureau Meets Monday at Community Center

The Ripley Farm Bureau gathered Monday evening with Kenneth Land presiding as chairman. Officers elected include Kenneth Land as chairman Howard Harris as secretary and treasurer and Mrs Roy Stanley as woman’s leader. The group voted donations to the Christmas Seal Fund and the United Fund. Refreshments were served.

Ripley Farm Bureau Kenneth Land Howard Harris Roy Stanley Christmas Seal Fund United Fund

Local Health Notes From Carthage and Indianapolis

Mrs. Ralph Truitt remains convalescing at home in Carthage. Mrs. Jesse Pitts is recovering from surgery at Rush Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Jane Nigh convalesces with a broken hip at St. Vincent's Hospital in Indianapolis. Mrs. Herbert Weidner is a patient at Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis. Mrs. Anna Phelps at Rushville Nursing Home enjoys visits and cards.

Ralph Truitt Carthage R.R Jesse Pitts Carthage Rush Memorial Hospital Jane Nigh St. Vincent’s Hospital Indianapolis Herbert Weidner Robert Long Hospital Anna Phelps Rushville Nursing Home

S. S. Attendance Nov 15 at Wesleyan and Churches

Attendance figures from multiple churches on November 15 include Wesleyan Methodist and Fletcher Methodist along with East St Christian and Walnut Ridge Friends Carthage Friends. data shows small or zero recorded counts.

S. S Wesleyan Methodist Fletcher Methodist East St. Christian Nazalome Walnut Ridge Friends Carthage Friends

Legion Post seeks two missing flag covers in city

The American Legion Post asks the public to help locate two leather flag covers valued by the group. Local Commander Gary Stewart requests information. A recent work day at Henry Henley Library saw multiple cleaning tasks including window washing and basement tidying.

American Legion News Legion Post Gary Stewart Henry Henley

Local Polled Hereford Cow Sales Record

Mr and Mrs E W Schneider of Carthage Indiana sold one registered Polled Hereford cow to Robert Thompson of Hagerstown and Wallace A Roberts and Sons of Carthage.

E. W. Schneider RFD Carthage Ind Robert Thompson Shaver and Family Hagerstown Wallace A. Roberts

Four Ways From The Office Och High School News

Miss Arlene Ruby is chosen by the senior class to represent Carthage High School in the Rush County D A R Good Citizen Contest. Thanksgiving program in the gym at 3 00 p m with Rev Leonard Bucy. School dismisses at 3 30 p m for vacation and resumes November 30. Highway safety talk by Bob Veith of Fort Bragg on December 4 with a 15 minute color film. Retakes for school pictures on November 23. Open House draws 240 registrants up to 500 participants total. Liason committee thanks Mrs Lafuse Mr Silver and Mr Tweedy. Arlington band cancellation prompts Mays band to perform at Carthage game. Senior News notes yearbook progress, ads sold, and cap gown measurements. Senior portraits and announcements being arranged. Dinner outing for Home Economics girls to Hagerstown. Seventh grade receives pictures. some exchanges required Friday.

Arlene Ruby Rush County Arlene Clyde E. Ruby Bob Veith Fort Bragg California Indianapolis Motor Speetway Veith Indianapolis Arlington Carthage Edwards Jordan Mays Manilla Greenfield Knightstown Rushville Charlottesville Joe Cooney Purtee Janice Riley Chs

Thanksgiving Union Service in Carthage Planned

Carthage churches plan a Union Service at East Street Christian Church on Wednesday November 25 at 7 30 p m. The Carthage High School Choir will sing under Mrs Sue Ann Land and Reverend Gerald Collier will deliver the Thanksgiving message. Organizing committee includes Mesdames Forrest Moore Kenneth Land Norman Edwards and Reverends Leonard Bucy Paul Boulton.

Leonard Bucy Fletcher Methodist Church East Street Christian Church Carthage Carthage High School Sue Ann Land Gerald Collier Walnut Ridge Friends Paul Boulton

Thanksgiving Day Postal Holiday Observed November 26

The post office will observe Thanksgiving Day as a legal holiday on November 26. There will be no incoming or outgoing mail nor postal service at all installations on that day.

Post Office News

Master Mason Degree to Open Lodge Meeting Night

Rush Lodge 580 will open at 7 30 p m on Wednesday night November 25 for the Master Mason Degree. E Lee Patton Secretary.

Nottice Rush E. Lee Patton

Fishing Trip Return of Mr and Mrs McCorkle

Mr and Mrs Wilbur McCorkle returned to their home last Thursday after a ten day fishing trip at Lake Conaway Arkansas.

Wilbur McCorkle Lake Conaway Arkansas

Mrs Forrest Beck Hosts Bridge Club Aft in Her Home

Mrs Forrest Beck entertained the Bridge Club on Monday with one table of bridge. Honors went to Mrs Wilburn McCorkle with high and Mrs Louis Humes with low. The other member present was Mrs Gouldie Kyser.

Bridge Club Forrest Beck Wilburn McCorkle Louis Humes Gouldie Kyser

Rush County Christmas Seals Campaign Launch

The Rush County Tuberculosis Association begins its 58th annual Christmas Seal Campaign with 5519 envelopes and a seal designed by Gaetano di Palma of the American Museum of Natural History. Chair Charles Hutton cites ongoing TB and respiratory disease threats and a $5000 goal to fund prevention, detection and treatment efforts.

Rush County Tuberculosis Association Gaetano di Palma American Museum of Natural History New York City Charles Hutton Tubere Assn Hutton

District Ministers Meet Here at Fletcher Methodist Church

The Rushville District Ministers meeting drew about seventy five ministers and wives Monday at Fletcher Methodist Church. Dr. Kenneth Comer of Indianapolis spoke on the Congo with slides and announced plans to return there in January 1965. Mrs. Virginia Amerson of Indianapolis led demonstrations on Christmas candle making for the ladies session. About forty five attended the noon luncheon.

Rushville Fletcher Methodist Church Indianapolis W. H. Amerson

Sorority Elects Officers at November Meeting

The Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority met November 16 at the Community Center with 11 members attending. Mrs. Kenneth Bush received a twenty five year membership pin. Officers elected: president Mrs. Hugh Weber, vice president Mrs. Raymond Kennedy, secretary Mrs. Noah Brooks, treasurer Mrs. Gail Barry. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Everett Stanley and Mrs. George B. McNabb. A party with a gift exchange followed on December 15.

Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority Robert Moore Bill Harrelson Kenneth Bush Hugh Weber Raymond Kennedy Noah Brooks Gail Barry Everett Stanley George B. McNabb

Brookville Social Visits Highlight Weekend

Mr and Mrs Ann Fitch and Mrs Howard McCorkle spent Sunday visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Everett Sherwood in Brookville. Mr and Mrs Russell Roland were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs George Roland and family.

Ann Fitch Howard McCorkle Everett Sherwood Brookville Russell Roland George Roland

Carthage Raiders Top Laurel 75 67 in Local Clash

Carthage Raiders defeated Laurel 75 to 67 on their home court last Friday. Porter led scoring with 33 points on 19 attempts, while Rathburn and Ogle fueled late runs for the Raiders. Laurel kept pace with 26 of 58 shooting and 30 rebounds to Carthage 28.

Carthage Raiders Laurel Larry Jordan Raiders Rathburn Ogle Porter Carthage Raider Ledgers FG FT TP PF Grizzell Seeee Reer Eenenen Rucker Ateeeeneseeeenes Manuel Team Carthage Sone

Indiana anglers set five new state fishing records in 1964

Five records were broken for channel catfish carp white bass redcar and sauger with new first entries for rock bass and bowfin while existing records remain for largemouth bluegill smallmouth northern pike crappie walleye yellow perch muskellunge rainbow trout brown trout brook trout flathead catfish bullhead and drum. Fishermen may enter by December 31 with measurements and a photo, sending forms to the Indiana Department of Conservation. a 1965 updated list and award ceremony will follow.

Indiana Kentucky Indiana Department of Conservation Division of Public Information State Office Indianapolis

Fenner Family Attends Holiday On Ice in Indianapolis

Mr and Mrs Elmer Fenner and Mrs Esta Fenner attended the Holiday On Ice show at the Coliseum in Indianapolis on Sunday afternoon and in the evening they attended the Hobby Show at the Manufacturer's Exhibition.

Elmer Fenner Esta Fenner Coliseum Indianapolis

Youth Meet Church Starts New Program

A first session of the Young People's Meet Church drew thirty attendees despite rain. Four age based discussion groups formed after games and devotions, with a 7 30 dismissal after refreshments. Adults present included Mr and Mrs Skillman May Gatewood Hull and Reverend Paul Boulton. Next Sunday at 6 00 another session is planned.

East Street Christian Church Ted Skillman Dale May Katie Wright Mary Gatewood Hazel Alexander Edith Hull Paul Boulton

School Situation Discussed At P.T.O. Meeting

A large crowd attended the Open House and P.T.O. meeting at the school Tuesday night. After a tour of the grade and high school rooms, the group met for the regular session and approved October minutes. Robert McKain outlined Rush County school reorganization plans and their local impact, with a decision expected next week.

P.T.O Robert McKain Ripley Township Thomas Shields

Carthage Order of the Eastern Star Meets

The Carthage Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a regular meeting last Wednesday evening led by Wor thy Matron Edna Nell Kennedy and Worthy Patron Ralph Truitt. The group planned the December 4 inspection at the Community Center with Rushville and Milroy and announced a Christmas party with a 50 cent gift exchange. One member is deceased and three demitted. ten members answered roll call. Sue Ann Land played Memories and Mable Conrad received a 25 year pin. Committees were appointed.

Carthage Order of the Eastern Star Edna Nell Kennedy Ralph Truitt Rushville Milroy Sue Ann Land Mable Conrad

Fenner Couple Visited David Kuebler in Columbus

Mr and Mrs Elmer Fenner visited with David Kuebler of Columbus on Monday evening in a brief social call.

Elmer Fenner David Kuebler Columbus

90th Wedding Anniversary Observed in Carthage

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sullivan Sr of Carthage Rhode Island celebrated their 90th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at Vance's Restaurant in New Castle then visits at the Sullivan home. The couple wed November 18 1914 at Rev Fred L Dennis's home. Daisy L Moore was the bride.

Leonard Sullivan Carthage R.1 Vance’s New Castle Sullivan Fred L. Dennis Daisy L. Moore Theodore Moore

Dorothy Moore Dies Thursday in Carthage Area

Dorothy Moore born February 23 1896 in Cleveland Indiana died Thursday morning at 4 00 a m in Arlington after three years of ill health She lived much of her life in the area and is survived by daughter Sabert Beach sister Mrs Arnold Miller and two grandchildren Funeral services set for 2 p m Saturday at Hampton Mortuary Carthage with Rev Harry Cooper. Burial in Asbury Cemetery Morristown. Friends may call after 2 p m Friday.

Arlington Sabert Beach Cleveland Ind Oliver Sarah Bell Wilson Victor L. Moore Carthage Arnold Miller Hampton Mortuary Harry Cooper Asbury Cemetery Morristown

McCarty Host Birthday Dinner at Kopper Kettle

Mr. and Mrs. O. C. McCarty entertained Sunday at the Kopper Kettle in Morristown for the birthday of their daughter Mrs. Ralph Pearson. Guests included Mr. Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Blacklidge of Rushville.

O. C. McCarty Morristown Mrs Ralph Pearson Mr. Pearson Allen Blacklidge Rushville

Coaches size up bench in county basketball action

Refereeing Coach Jordan used all twelve Raiders to test bench strength last Friday with eight scoring in the final quarter. Porter 33 Grizzell 14 paced the Raiders while Laurel’s John Geise posted 19. Morristown and other county games highlighted strong youth and tall forwards as teams push toward the county title.

Jordan Porter Grizzell Raiders R-R Trubey John Geise Laurel Morristown Yellow Jackets Knightstown Bernard Miller Ken Nugent Guffin Tucker Batton R-A Mays Tigers Arlington Bud King Carthage John Hickman Milroy Cardinals Morton John Seright New Palestine Hancock Central Lewisville Eastern Hancock Charlottesville-Wilkinson Mt. Vernon Fortville Mt. Comfort Basketball OF Yesteryear Carthageas Hagerstown Castle Rushville

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