Deer Kills Three Point Buck On Michigan Hunt
Herman Porter of Greenfield and son of Mr and Mrs John Porter of Carthage killed a three point deer during an October hunting trip at Lewiston Michigan. He used a bow and arrow firing one shot to strike the heart. Porter belongs to the Brandywine Bowman Club of Greenfield and the Western Electric Archery Club. His photo with the deer appeared in Western Electric Companys Dial Tone. Porter works at Western Electric in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Porter
Greenfield
John Porter
Carthage
Lewiston
Michigan
Porter
Brandywine Bowman Club
Western Electric Archery Club
Mr. Porter
Western
Births at Rush Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Charles Byrd welcomed a daughter Loraina Ann born Saturday at Rush Memorial hospital weighing 5 lb 15 oz. Mr and Mrs Donald Hamilton of Knightstown welcomed a son born Sunday at Rush Memorial hospital, grandson of Mr and Mrs Ercel Rhodes of Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Byrd
Loraina Ann
Rush Memorial Hospital
Donald Hamilton
Knightstown
Ercel Rhodes
Carthage
Carthage Band Boosters Set Meeting Actions
Carthage Band Boosters met Tuesday night at the Carthage school building. President Nora Patterson and secretary Jean Windsor led the session. The club approved purchasing a School flag and an American flag, and outfitting the Jr Band with capes and hats. Candy drive plans were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Nora Patterson
Jean Windsor
Local Carthage Couple’s Relative Stricken by Polio
Marvin May husband of Sharlee Miller of Carthage was paralyzed by polio two weeks ago and confined at Variety Children’s Hospital Miami Florida room 107 6125 S W 31st Street Sharlee is daughter of Oren and ______ Miller former Carthage residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin May
Sharlee Miller
Carthage
Variety Children’s Hospital
S.W. 31St. Street
Miami
Florida
Oren Miller
County Agent to Attend Training Session
C. L. Spuller Rush County Agriculture agent will leave Thursday morning for Purdue University for a two day training session in preparation for the annual County Extension Workers Conference to be held December 10 13 at Purdue University. He will return Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Spuller
Rush County
Purdue University
Truck Carrying Glass Wrecked Near Carthage
A two ton Stewart Carey Glass Company truck from Indianapolis was forced off the road west of Carthage near Vinton Hudson’s home Monday. Driver Thomas Kelly said a westbound car driven by a woman hugging the center caused him to ditch the road. Damages were $1,000 to the truck and $2,000 to glass cargo. Marshal Hugh Trowbridge investigated. the woman was not apprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart-Carey Glass Company
Indianapolis
Carthage
Vinton Hudson
Thomas Kelly
Hugh Trowbridge
Robbery Try Reported At Morristown Post Office
Shelby County Sheriff Robert Meltzer said burglars tried to break into the Morristown Post Office last week end but did not open the safe. Postmaster Carl Kluger notified authorities early Monday and footprints in gum boots were found. Entry used a coal chute as in a prior June break in.
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Morristown
Shelby County
Robert Meltzer
Meltzer
Carl Kluger
Willey and Shields welcome two newborn sons
Mr and Mrs William Willey are parents of a son born Saturday November 16 at Hancock County Hospital. Mr and Mrs Thomas Shields are parents of a son Charles Morris weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce born Wednesday at Hancock County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Willey
Hancock Co. Hospital
Thomas Shields
Charles Morris
Moore moved to Jackson Nursing Home in Rushville
Charles D Moore of Carthage was moved to the Jackson Nursing Home in Rushville on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Stevens and daughter of Indianapolis visited Saturday for dinner with Mr and Mrs Floyd Reddick.
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Charles D., Moore of
Carthage
Jackson Nursing Home
Rushville
Ralph Stevens
Indianapolis
Floyd Reddick
Russell Roland
Virgil Roland
Knightstown
Elmer Fenner
Esta Fenner
Manufacturers’ Building
Indianapolis Fairgrounds
Jeff Leisure
Charles Nardloh
Spiceland
Fred Posey
Gene Posey
Ross So
Wilbur McCorkle
Kenneth Land
Ralph Truitt
William Morgan
George Truitt
Mays
William Ingram
New York City
Richard Eaks
Greenfield
Lowell Leisure
Leisure
Sue
Connie
Milo Eaks
George Jackson
Charles Bever
Charlottesville
James Moster
Donald Staten
Donald Ruby
Elmer Hunt
Max Ellis
Ruby
Lowell Geise
Philip
al Reeves
Lucille Reeves
Robert Shockney
Winchester
Jimmie Andis
Bean
Morristown
Myr Mann
Richard Henley
Richmond
Billy Mann
Frank Rogers
Greensburg
Harold Culbertson
Culbertson
Herbie Beher
Chester Cross
W. A. Spence
Sally Spence
Ray Kriese
Carthage school debates athletic price rise
An editor note questions athletic admission increases at Carthage high. Officials cite facility needs and self support as reasons to raise prices to join the East Central Conference. The piece weighs potential fan impact against facility improvements and future funding.
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Carthage
CHS
Manilla Cafe Suffers Second Holdup in Months
Betty Weiler, owner of the Manilla Cafe in the Manilla business district, was robbed by two bandits who wore white handkerchiefs. They escaped with approximately $75, including eight silver dollars, after entering via a rear door while she was alone in the kitchen. State police and Rush County officers investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Weiler
Manilla
Hendersons Visit Son Over Weekend
Mrs. Grace Henderson and her son Charles Wayne along with Mr. and Mrs. Billy Henderson of Henderson visited Cpl. Raymond Henderson near Alexandria Virginia. They left Friday and returned Sunday enjoying a scenic drive back through eastern Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Henderson
Charles Wayne
Billy Henderson
Henderson
Cpl
Raymond Henderson
Alexandria
Virginia
Kentucky
Union Thanksgiving Service Planned in Carthage
A joint Thanksgiving service will be held Wednesday evening November 27 at 7 p.m. at Carthage Friends Church. Rev. Robert Kendall of Carthage Christian Church will speak, with special music provided by the participating churches.
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Carthage
Carthage Friends Church
Robert Kendall
Carthage Christian Church
Walnut Ridge Friends Church
Asbury Seminary
Everett Hendrickson
Lawrence
New York
Howard Smiser
Marion
Indiana
the Ridge
Winfields Return From Texas Visit to Daughter Family
Mr and Mrs A M Winfield return home Friday after a two week trip to McAllen Texas to visit their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Spencer Lloyd and daughter The homecoming marks the end of their extended stay with relatives in the Rio Grande Valley area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Winfield
Mrs. Spencer Lloyd
McAllen
Texas
Culbertsons Attend Funeral of Stella Dorrell in Greensburg
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Culbertson attended funeral services for Mrs. Stella Dorrell, the aunt of Mrs. Culbertson, at Greensburg on Friday afternoon. Burial followed at Star Church cemetery near Greensburg.
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Harold Culbertson
Mrs DeWitt Confined to Bed After Six Months Rest
Mrs. David DeWitt Jr of Carthage was hospitalized in Indianapolis for a checkup and has remained confined to bed at home for six months of complete rest.
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David DeWitt, Jr
Carthage
Indianapolis
Marriage License for Samuel Corn and Oma L Webb
Samuel Corn aged 63 of 341 East Fifth Street Rushville Indiana a factory worker wed Oma L Webb aged 59 of Carthage Indiana a housewife.
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Samuel Corn
East Fifth St
Rushville
Indiana
Oma L.webb
Carthage
Weekend Visits Highlight Indiana Social Round
Mr and Mrs Bill Todd of Indianapolis were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Clayton Todd. Mr and Mrs Robert Dean and daughter of Knightstown were Sunday afternoon callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Todd
Indianapolis
Clayton Todd
Robert Dean
Knightstowp
Rufus K Pettiford Buried in Carthage Rites
Funeral services for Rufus King Pettiford aged 74 of Carthage were held Monday at Thompson Hampton Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Schockney officiating. Burial followed in Riverside Cemetery. Pettiford died Saturday at Rush County Home after a two year illness. Born December 16, 1882 in Carthage, he was a former Container Corporation employee and never married. cousins survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus K. Pettiford
Carthage
Rufus King Pettiford
Thompson -Hampton
Robert Schockney
Riverside Cemetery
Mr. Pettiford
Rush County
John D
Mary Heathcock
Pettiford
The
Container Corporation
Camera Club Discusses Light Meters and Canada Trip
Carthage Camera Club met at the Community Center with President Hubert Hunt and Secretary Betty Silver in charge. Cecil Pike spoke on light meters and Hunt showed movies from a summer trip to Canada. A family night Christmas meeting committee was formed by Willella Henley Chloa Ewing and Beatrice Ruby. Refreshments were provided by Blanch Stephens and Betty Silver for twenty-five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camera Club
Carthage Camera Club
Hubert Hunt
Betty Silver
Cecil Pike
Canada
Willella Henley
Chloa Ewing
Beatrice Ruby
Blanch Stephens
Methodist Youth Fellowship Holds Nov 18 1957 Meeting
The regular M Y F met on November 18 1957 with scripture reading prayer and singing. Stan and Annalee Lynch led separate groups while the High School studied How Should I Spend My Money and the Junior High discussed Christian Fun. Thirty five attended and adjourned to social recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Stan
Annalee Lynch
Lesign
Saat Recreation
Cou Terhune
Weekend Socials and Local Attendances Chronicle
Betty Ann Miller and Jack Oren Jackson visited Brownsburg and Indianapolis relatives. Attendees at events include the Hobby Show in Indianapolis and funeral services for Ross Souder in Greenfield. Weekend guests span Brownsburg, Indianapolis, Sandusky, Arlington, New Palestine, Gwynneville, Anderson, Amboy, Middletown, Rushville, and Louisville area families.
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Betty Ann Miller
Brownsburg
Jack Oren Jackson
Indianapolis
Russell Shutt
Eugene I. Gardner
Dean
Kelly Veach
Robert Shockney
Noah Leisure
Guy Ewing
G Gurley
Ross Souder
Greenfield
Ralph Mosier
Sheryl
Zack Shoemake
Sandusky
Thomas Alexander
Arlington
Everett Webb
Charles Webb
New Palestine
John Wagoner
Eastgate
Charles Vanseyoc
Gwynneville
Sally Earnest
This Is The World By Bayard Baker
A reflective piece praising American national character and achievement from early colonists to the modern era. It contrasts independence with European models, cites Mayflower lore, Jamestown, Pilgrim Fathers, and cites Creasy and Tocqueville to frame America as a self made, dominion driven nation. Includes revival notices and local social mentions.
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America
Saratoga
Yorktown
George III
Creasy
United States
Romulus
Seven Hills
Rome
Jamestown
Pilgrim Fathers
New England
de Tocqueville
Rocky Mountains
Burgoyne
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