Three New Directors Elected At Community Center Meeting
At the annual general meeting of the Community Center Board Ree acaninggan i announced the election of Albert Ray Arminta Ruby and James Wells to three year terms. Retiring members were James Webb Vera McNabb and William H Skinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Center Board
Ree Acaninggani
Albert Ray
Arminta Ruby
James Wells
William Alexander
Mary Joseph
Lewis Lafuse
Lloyd Manuel
Mary Tweedy
Howard Windsor
James Webb
Vera McNabb
William H. Skinner
Hospital notes from New Castle Clinic entries
Mrs Carl Stevens underwent major surgery at New Castle Clinic on Tuesday. Emerson Masters of Richmond is home after a heart attack and slow recovery from Reid Memorial Hospital. Mas ters is noted as a brother of Mrs Loyal Hunt. Mrs Joe Graff’s condition remains unchanged in room 205 at the New Castle Clinic. Mrs Fred McManus re entered the New Castle Clinic over the past weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Stevens
New Castle
Emerson Masters
Richmond
Reid Memorial Hospital
Masters
Loyal Hunt
Joe Graff
New Castle Clinic
Fred McManus
Births and Obituaries in Hancock County Area
Mr and Mrs Glen Jester of Greenfield welcomed Tammy Kay a 7 lb 2 oz daughter born September 30 at Hancock County Hospital Dixie Schuck formerly of Carthage is the mother of Tammy Kay Jane Robbins aged 87 died at home in Knightstown Survivors include three daughters Mrs Will Hickman Greencastle Mrs Lowell Tubby Toms Morristown and Mrs Flo Hickman Knightstown two sisters Mrs Sarah Arnold Indianapolis and Mrs Oliver Earnest Carthage one grandson and two great grandchildren Funeral services are set for 2 p m Friday at Fausset Funeral Home Knightstown with burial at Asbury Cemetery Morristown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Jester
Greenfield
Tammy Kay
Hancock County Hospital
Jester
Dixie Schuck
Carthage
Jane Robbins
Knightstown
Will Hickman
Greencastle
Lowell (Tubby) Toms
Morristown
Flo Hickman
Sarah Arnold
Indianapolis
Oliver Earnest
Fausset
Asbury Cemetery
Twin Daughters Born to E-4 and Mrs Livingstone
E-4 and Mrs Paul J Livingstone welcome twin daughters born Monday October 1 at Rush Memorial Hospital Tonya Ann weighs 4 pounds 10 ounces and Sonya Jan 4 pounds 7 ounces. The girls are grandchildren of Roy Robertson of Carthage and E L Livingstone of Brownville Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E-4
Paul J. Livingstone
Rush Memorial Hospital
Tonya Ann
Sonya Jan
Roy Robertson
Carthage
E. L. Livingstone
Brownville
Maine
Band Boosters Plan Armory Dedication Trip and Candy Drive
The Band Boosters met at the schoolhouse Tuesday. Minutes were read and bills allowed. The band will travel to Rushville October 13 for the Armory dedication. A cooperative supper on April 30 will honor band members with awards. The annual candy drive runs November 1 to 15 with one price. Edna N Kennedy, Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Carthage Tops Mays 9-2 in Baseball Showdown
Carthage defeats Mays 9-2 as Weidner and Porter hold two hits each for a 16-hit team effort. Mofield and M Lafuse lead the offense with three hits apiece, while Huston and D Cloud catch for Mays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Mays
Ron Weidner
Kit Porter
Mofield
M. Lafuse
RHE
Weidner, Porter and
Huston
D. Cloud
Memes
Eeenee Eerenceseace
Register Now Vote SURE Voter Registration Deadline
The notice urges all residents to register by October 6 with county registration clerks. Eligibility requires citizenship age 21, six months state residency, 60 days in township, and 30 days in precinct. Movers must transfer and those not voting in 1960 may be purged and must re register.
Dinnie Moore Dies Friday at 84 in Carthage
Mrs Dinnie B Moore 84 widow of George B Moore died Friday morning at her North Main Street home. A Carthage East Street Christian Church member she received the Churchman’s Award at the state Christian churches convention. Survived by three sons Parvel Forest Otto Moore a daughter Marjorie Cushing 11 great grandchildren and four grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday at East Street Christian Church. Entombment East Hill Shrine Mausoleum Rushville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinnie B. Moore
George B. Moore
North Main Street
Moore
Rushville
Carthage
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the Church
T.C.G. Club
Sew and
Charter Club
East Hill Shrine
General Telephone seeks tariff increases effective November 1 1962
General Telephone Company of Indiana asks the Public Service Commission to approve tariff revisions raising installation and equipment change charges. The plan keeps local service unchanged but adds 15 cents to larger communities and 65 cents to smaller communities for main and extension telephone installations relocations and equipment changes. The increases would apply uniformly across General’s operations after the effective date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Telephone Company of
Indiana
Public Service Commission of
L. H. Meyer
General
Meyer
Marine Private First Class Hendershott Completes Camp Pendleton Training
Marine Private First Class Virgil J. Hendershott, son of Mr and Mrs Virgil E. Hendershott of Arlington Indiana Route 1, completed four weeks of individual combat training at Camp Pendleton California on September 25 with the Second Marine Infantry Training Regiment. Training covered simulated combat conditions and field tactics with live firing included, teaching placement in small units such as a four man fire team and a fourteen man squad under select instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Pendleton
Calif
FHTNC
Virgil J. Hendershott
Virgil E. Hendershott
Route 1
Arlington
Ind
Second
Marine Infantry Training Regiment
Carthage High School announces 8 25 start and 3 20 dismissal
The article notes Carthage High School grades begin at 8 25 and dismiss at 3 20 with noon at 11 55 and classes resuming at 12 35. It lists cheerleaders Diane Kemenly Cynthia Brooks Marilyn Pitts Pauly McCorkle and alternates Jenny Eoff Cyn thia Pearson and mentions first meeting next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage High School
Diane Kemenly
Cynthia Brooks
Marilyn Pitts
Pauly McCorkle
Sopho More
Raiders
Jenny Eoff
Cynthia Pearson
CHS
Grade News And Cafeteria Menu Update
No. 4 Grade Two reports enrollment as twenty seven boys and ten girls with reading on animals and numbers on families plus vowel and consonant sounds. Grade Three notes Halloween decorations and arithmetic practice while Grade Four covers a move to Shelbyville leaves and Norway geography. 8th grade welcomes Penny Enix from Mansfield and 9th grade mentions a third place parade float. cafeteria menu lists daily meals for Oct 8 to Oct 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smelitzly
David Enix
Pearson
Linda Smith
Shelbyville
Joe Miller
Norway
Lapps
Reindeer Land
Penny Enix
Mansfield
Ohio
John Sherman School
Penny
Carthage
Whitfield duo from Carthage camp at Bear Creek Scout Camp
James Whitfield and his son David from Carthage joined Scout Troop 23 of Rushville for a Friday to Sunday stay at Bear Creek Scout Camp in Connersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
James Whitfield
David
Carthage
Rushville
Bear Creek
Social Visit Notes From Rushville Area
Mrs. Beatrice Banister of Columbus visits daughter Mrs. John Wood and family in Rushville. Mrs. Clara Dengler joins Mrs. Gatewood for Hastgate shopping trip with Ronald Gatewood in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Banister
Columbus
John Wood
Rushville
Clara Delinger
Hastgate
Ronald Gatewood
Rites Held For Harry E. Lynch
Harry E. Lynch age 83 died October 1 after five weeks illness at Rush Memorial Hospital. He moved to Carthage in 1955 living with son John Lynch and wife. Burial followed services at Springhill Cemetery Shoals with Rev. Otto Duncan officiating. Hampton Funeral Home conducted arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Lynch
Rush Memorial Hospital
Carthage
John Lynch
Lynch
Martin County
Louisa Lynch
Williams
Ind
John
Robert
Indianapolis
Keith
Harry E., Jr
Paul
Milt
Huron
Leo
Marion
Chicago
Harold
Amo
Charles
Bedford
Edith Inman
Mary Jones
Shoals
Anna Chapman
Gertie Atkinson
Inez Immons
Guy Lynch
West Baden
Baptist Church
Otto Duncan
Springhill
Hampton Funeral Home
Christian Church To Dedicate New Building Sunday
Dedication of the East Street Christian Church educational building is set for next Sunday October 7 at 2 30 PM with Dr David C Pellett delivering the afternoon message Rally Day will open at 9 30 AM with a Sunday School hour and a pitch in dinner at noon All Camthage churches and community members are invited to attend and tour the new facility
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poxton
Sveyone
Alt
Peppie
Golden Ruiz
East Street
Church of the Nazarene Services and Leadership Roster
William Bray ministers the Church of the Nazarene with Cledis Nolen as S S Supt Betty Hinton as secretary Lola Jones as missionary president Bonnie est as salon people president Judy Kennedy and Sue Mosier of Purdue University visited Carthage with their parents over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Nazarene
William Bray
S.S. Supt
Cledis Nolen
Betty Hinton
Lola Jones
Salon People
Bonnie Est
Judy Kennedy
Sue Mosier
Purdue University
Carthage
Rally Day Set for October 14 at Fletcher Wesleyan Church
The Fletcher Methodist Church of Carthage announces its annual Sunday School Rally Day on October 14. Activities begin with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. for all ages. Robert Winters serves as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Methodist Church of Carthage
Robert Winters
Rally Day Homecoming at Walnut Ridge Friends Church
Rally Day and Homecoming are set for Sunday October 7 at Walnut Ridge Friends Church. Morning worship at 10 30 led by Rev Timo thy Straub, noon cooperative dinner, 2 pm talk by Raymond Huddle, with Glee Club from South Marion Friends Church. Public invited. Carthage Friends Church plans Oct 14 with retiring Rev Gene Lewis and new minister Kenneth Shirk and a noon dinner then afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Ridge Friends Church
Timothy Straub
Raymond Huddle
Marion College
Glee Club
South Marion Friends Church
Carthage Friends Church
Gene Lewis
Kenneth Shirk
Rally Day at Carthage Wesleyan Methodist Church
The Carthage Wesleyan Methodist Church announces Rally Day next Sunday Oct 7 at 9 30 am with special singing and an invitation to attend. Revival services run Oct 14 through Oct 28 with evangelist James Jessie and wife from Hamlet Indiana starting Oct 15. Special singing and a call to prepare to meet thy God Amos 412. C Fields pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Amos
C. Fields
Eye Injury Sends 11YearOld to Hospital in Indianapolis
Kristine Kendall, 11, daughter of Rev and Mrs Robert Kendall of Carthage, was struck in the eye Saturday afternoon downtown during the Fall Festival when a local youth threw a stick. She remains hospitalized at St Vincent’s Hospital in Indianapolis, with the full extent of eye damage to be determined in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristine Kendall
Robert Kendall
Carthage
St. Vincents Hospital
Indianapolis
Carthage Wins Opener in Rush County Tournament
Carthage defeated Morton 10 to 1 to take the lead in the Rush County baseball tournament. Porter Weidner and Mofield starred as Carthage pitchers held Morton to one hit and no errors, while Lloyd Mofield belted a double and a home run. Patterson Zimmerman and Mofield led the offense with multiple hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Morton
Lloyd Mofield
Gene Patterson
Jim Zimmerman
Festival Court Rises to a Busy Fall Show
The annual Fall Festival drew strong community support and higher receipts, led by festival chair Hugh Trowbridge. Highlights include the Home Garden Club Flower Show with numerous class winners such as Chloa Ewing Naomi Ray Stella Humes Ona Hunt and Gertrude Bash across design horticulture and special displays. Awards of distinction and merit announced alongside sweepstakes honors for top blue ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Trowbridge
Trowbridge
Community Center
Home Garden Club
Main Street
Chloa Ewing
Naomi Ray
Stella Humes
Gertrude Bush
Ona Hunt
Beatrice Ruby
Agnes Hensler
Opal Moore
David McNabb
Little Jewels
Opal Flick
Gertrude Bash
Asters
Dahlia
Nelda Manuel
Flossie McCorkle
Chrysanthemums
Marigold
Iva Cook
Ist
Zinnia
Rick McNabb
Helen Ruby
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Edna N. Kennedy
Secy
Dinnie Moore
General Telephone
Rex Kline
Donna Livingston
Pam
Clark
Charlie
Ramsey’s
Sue Faulkner
Sue
Larry Fenmer
Larry
Shirley Gribbons
Frankie
Carole Todd
Barniger
Butler
Barb Foust
Mr. Loftiie
Barb
Pam Clark
Sue Siler
Larry Fenner
Leisuire’s
Larry Gorman
Deanna Carroll
Mrs. Alexander
Mary Elizabeth Gardner
Teresa Deboard
Chris King
Debra Lee
Lynn Ahilering
Steven Aker
William Magee
Nancy Kline
Donnie Lynch
Gary DeWees
Roger
Boo
New England
Bulletin Board
David C. Pellett
S. S
Kathy Geise
Otober
Porter, Weidner and
Robertson and Tuttle
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