Hospital News From Crackbeat Beat
Mrs. Lewis Henderson underwent major surgery at Henry County Hospital on October 11 after admission on October 3. Mrs. Bill Parish left Coleman Hospital in Indianapolis and returned home in Zionsville after major surgery. Cheryl Parrigin, two, suffered facial burns from hot grease and was treated and released. Mrs. Grace Gurley remains at Jackson Nursing Home in Rushville. Ralph Truitt stays in Rush Memorial Hospital recovering from a fall and coronary seizures. Mrs. A W Winfield returned home after several days at Rush Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Henderson
Henry County Hospital
Bill Parish
Zionsville
Coleman Hospital
Indianapolis
Cheryl Parrigin
James Parrigin
Carthage
Grace Gurley
Jackson Nursing Home
Rushville
Ralph Truitt
Rush Memorial Hospital
A. W. Winfield
Attends District Meet by Mrs Forrest Beck and Mrs Rachel King
Mrs Forrest Beck and Mrs Rachel King attended the 10th District American Legion Auxiliary meeting and dinner Tuesday in Liberty Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Beck
Rachel King
American Legion Auxiliary
Liberty
Indiana
Ten Year Pin Awarded to Marilyn Jo Eakins
Marilyn Jo Eakins of Indianapolis received her ten year Blue Cross Blue Shield pin from Vice-President Kenneth Fry on October 4 1965. A 1955 Carthage High School graduate she joined the plan on October 3 1955 as a billing typist and is the daughter of Paul Gray of R 1 Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Jo Eakins
Indianapolis
Kenneth Fry
Eakins
Carthage High School
Paul Gray
R. 1
Carthage
Brotherhood and Sisterhood Meeting Planned in Carthage
The Carthage Brotherhood and Sisterhood will hold a regular meeting on Monday October 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood & Sisterhood Meeting
Carthage Brotherhood and Sisterhesd
Visits at Ft. Knox by Barbara Foust and Andrea Stewart
Barbara Foust and Andrea Stewart of Mays visited Pvt. Leo Foust at Fort Knox Kentucky Sunday. His address listed as US 55842369 C 16 4 1st Fort Knox KY 40121.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Knox
Barbara Foust
Andrea Stewart
Mays
Pvt
Leo Foust
Kentucky
Service Items From Carthage Soldiers
Pvt. Herbert Ronnie Fannin left on furlough and heads to Texas with a mailing address at Fort Bliss Texas. Sgt. Larry J. Marsh is shipped to Viet Nam with a mailing address in San Francisco APO 96345. Pvt. Richard Robertson is in basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky with a mailing address in Fort Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Ronnie Fannin
Herb Fannin
Carthage
Texas
8Th Bn
Hawk
7Th Arty
Ft. Bliss
Larry J. Marsh
Caleb Marsh
Viet Nam
4-H Boys and Girls to Be Entertained by Ripley Club
The Ripley Farm Bureau Club will entertain 4-H boys and girls at a supper on Monday October 18 at 6 30 p m at the Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Farm Bureau Club
Sideswipe Crash Damages Two Cars on U S 40
At 2 p.m. Sunday Loren Munden 74 of Carthage drove into a parked car owned by Robert G. Taylor of Spiceland on U S 40 in Knightstown after two other cars forced the collision. Damage was listed at 100 dollars to the Carthage car and 275 dollars to Taylors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Ind
Sps
Loren Munden
R. R
Carthage
Robert G. Taylor
Spiceland
U. S. 40
Knightstown
Munden
Taylor
Miss Patty McCorkle Attends Cincinnati Dance Convention
Miss Patty McCorkle daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul McCorkle of Carthage attended the Fifth Annual Cincinnati Dance Convention in Cincinnati Ohio on Sunday October 10 1965. The event was held at the Hotel Alms and was sponsored by the Dance Educators of America Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Patty McCorkle
Paul McCorkle
Carthage
Ohio
Alms
Dance Educators of America, Inc
Wiener Roast Hosted by Gardners Leaves Shelbyville Crowd
Mr and Mrs Eugene I Gardner and son J B hosted a wiener roast Sunday with guests including Mrs Mary Gardner and the Fred Gardner family and Maurice Gardner and daughter from Shelbyville. Also present were George Gardner and family from Boggstown Ralph McClarnon from Carthage and Dean Gardner from Indianapolis. Afternoon visitors included Mrs Wendell Swain and Mark of Fin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene I. Gardner
J. B
Mary Gardner
Fred Gardner
Maurice Gardner
Shelbyville
George Gardner
Boggstown
Ralph McClarnon
Carthage
Dean Gardner
Indianapolis
Wendell Swain
Mark
Fin
Carthage Lions Club Holds Monthly Dinner Meeting
The Carthage Lions Club met at the Community Center for their regular dinner with strong attendance. President Lloyd Manuel led the session after a meal, with Secretary Thomas Shields giving the report and roll call. Distinguished guests included Kenneth Young, District Governor from Beech Grove, Earl McCarty, Deputy District Governor of Greenfield, and Bob Stocklin, Zone Chairman from Manilla. The District Governor was the evening’s speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Lions Club
Lloyd Manuel
Thomas Shields
Kenneth Young
Lions
Beech Grove
Earl McCarty
Greenfield
Bob Stocklin
Manilla
Sisk Bill and Education Grants Highlight District News
The House considered the Sisk home rule bill for the District of Columbia with a referendum option. HEW announced education funds with Indiana receiving 2.53 million for libraries and 1.82 million for supplementary centers. Constitution Week 4-H Week observed. High school testing for freshmen to seniors starts, covering social studies, composition, science, reading, math, and literature. Beginning band conducted a test then practiced marching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
District of Columbia
Congress
HEW
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Indiana
International Christian Leadership
CARTHAGE HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCES Dismissals and Activities
School will dismiss at 3 30 p m Wednesday October 20 for Indiana State Teachers Association Convention and reconvene 8 25 a m Monday October 25. Basketball practice limited to two hours per session with extended coaching sessions and optional study help. Basketball Preview set for October 26 with no admission and towel donations. Music awards and band activities highlighted with awards from Muncie and a CHF band tribute to director Bob Edwards. Juniors and seniors to take Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Testing October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Teachers Association
Roaches
Muncie
Bob L. Edwards
Vitous Colleges
CHS
Edwards
Phil Campbell
Indiana Band Masters Association
Indiana State University
Crown Point
Vincennes
West Vigo
Southport
Chuck /Lee
Mr. Edwards
Carthage High School
Widow’s Social Security Benefits Change Explained
The Social Security Administration outlines widow benefits now available at age 60 with reductions. A widow filing at 60 receives a 5/9 of 1 percent reduction per month before 62, while full widow’s at 62 equals 42 2/3 percent of the deceased husband’s benefit. If filing after 60, reduced amounts depend on months before 62. example: a $100 husband benefit yields $82.50 at 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
National Road West
Richmond
Indiana
Garden Club Sets Tour and New Year Meeting
The Garden Club met at Mrs. Homer Hensler’s country home with co hostess Mrs. Willella Henley. Officers presided as plans for a Mum Gardens tour and a move to the fourth Tuesday monthly date were announced. Members welcomed new member Mrs. Benjamin Magruder and recognized contributors to the Halloween themed arrangement and papers on Peonies Native Trees Birds and Know Your Native Trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Homer Hensler
Willella Henley
Albert Ray
Mum Gardens
Forrest Beck
Thomas Bush
Forrest Moore
Southeast District of Garden Clubs of
Indiana
Benjamin Magruder
Gouldie Kyser
Wilbur McCorkle
Loyal Hunt
National Gardener Report
Guy Ewing
CCA Announces 3 Percent Price Boost On All Product Lines
Container Corporation of America announced a 3 percent general price increase on all product lines effective after August 17. The rise aims to offset record wage costs and weak returns on capital amid widespread labor disputes across the industry, including strikes at International Paper units and other major firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCA
Container Corporation of America Today
Southern Mills
International Paper
Container Corporation
St. Regis
Continental Can
Weyerhaeuser
KVP Sutherland
Lord Baltimore
Diamond _ International
Sunday Guests Visit Lafuse Home Group
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Lewis Lafuse included Mrs W F Selm Bud Selm and Mrs Maxine Brown of Connerville. The afternoon guests were Mr and Mrs Albert Fields and Kenneth Lynch of Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Lafuse
W. F. Selm
Bud Selm
Maxine Brown
Connersville
Albert Fields
Kenneth Lynch
Bedford
Mrs Masters and Loyal Hunt Visit New Week
Mrs Masters of New week with her daughter Mrs Loyal Hunt accompanied a social visit to town. The brief outlines their appearance and social connection within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. M. Masters
New Week
Mrs. Loyal Hunt
Grandson killed in truck accident near Madison
Dale Case Jr aged 23, Rush County resident and Henry Campbell Co. driver, died in a highway curve accident near Madison on a Wednesday. Survived by wife Janet Ann Nielsen and two children. funeral at Moster and Sons Mortuary in Rushville. He was born March 28, 1942 and lived in Rush County all his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Henry Campbell Co
Madison
Madison-Michigan
Dale Case, Jr
Dale Vernon Case Sr
Pauline Aker Case
Rushville
Martha Aker
Carthage
Janet Ann Nielson
Moster and Sons Mortuary
Rush County Missionary Day at Little Flat Rock Church
Last Wednesday a Rush County Missionary Day of Christian Churches was held at the Little Flat Rock Church with a noon pitch-in dinner and an afternoon program. A film titled A Letter To Nancy was shown. Attendees from Carthage Christian Church included Mrs. Forrest Moore and others such as Mrs. Thomas Bush and Mrs. Leonard Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County Missionary Day of Christian Churches
Little Flat Rock
Nancy
Carthage Christian Church
Forrest Moore
Thomas Bush
Leonard Jackson
Forrest Beck
Paul Boulton
Lesta Heifner
Joanna Gibson
Basil Stultz
Arlington Christian Church
Hoosier Young Democrats Attend National Convention
Indiana delegates led by State Representative John A. Ruby flew to New York City for the 1965 National Biennial Young Democratic Convention. The group will stay five days at the Hotel New Yorker to elect officers and push for Alda Vellutini of Crown Point as National Vice President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Young Democrats
John A. Ruby
New York City
New Yorker
Hoosier
Young Demos
Alda Vellutini
Vellutini
Crown Point
Ergon Methodist Class Sets October Social at Church
The Ergon Sunday School Class met at the church annex Sunday at 6:30 p.m. with sixteen members and children attending. Rev. Stanley Palicki led devotions, refreshments were served, and members planned an upcoming market during the business session before closing with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ergon Sunday School
The
Methodist Church
Stanley Palicki
October Meeting of Christian Women Fellowship Held at Church
The Christian Women Fellowship Organization met last Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church for its October session. President Mrs. Thomas Bush led. Mrs. Forrest Beck led worship and Mrs. Leonard Jackson taught. Plans for the District Convention on October 24 were discussed. A church Smorgasbord was set for November 13. Fruit cake sale was approved as a club project. Hostesses were Mrs. Paul Scott and Mrs. Maude Barbour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Scott
Maude Barbour
Local Social Notes From Fortville to Shelbyville
Guests for the day last Friday at Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Edwards included his sisters and their husbands from Fortville and North Vernon. Weekend visitors to Olive Hill Kentucky included Mrs. Herb Fannin and son Dick with the Estel Fannins. Sunday dinners featured families from Cincinnati Carthage and Greenfield visiting area households including the Robersons and Stanleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Edwards
Lawrence Manship
Fortville
Harve Castetter
North Vernon
Herb Fannin
Estel Fannin
Olive Hill
Kentucky
George Apple
Larry Apple
Linda
Cheryl
Dan Hirsch
Cincinnati
al Stapp
Jeanie
Carthage
Mary Livingston
Roy Robertson
Raymond Robertson
Angela Rae
Shelbyville
Robert Stanley
Greenfield
Roy Stan
PTO Holds Fall Meeting With Supper And Program
The Parent-Teachers Organization gathered Tuesday at the Community Center for a cooperative supper, program, and business session. Joseph Porter presided, reports were given, a cafeteria program talk highlighted National Lunch Week, and a Halloween party committee was formed for Ripley Two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent
Paul Boulton
Joseph Porter
PTO
James Whitfield
Frank Hampton
Kenneth Land
Barber Shop
Mike Whitfield
Craig Lafuse
Dave
Dan Hunt
Land
Porter
Byron Smith
John Bieschke
Ripley
Robert Wright
Eugene R. Gardner
Carthage
Thomas Shields
Leon Whitfield
Carthage O. E. S. Holds Stated Meeting
Carthage Chapter No. 574 O E S held a stated meeting at the Masonic Temple with Hazel Alexander and Donald Fancher presiding. Kathleen Sipes joined Esther's chair, Louise Decker was honored, and the Fall District Meeting was announced for Oct 27 in Rushville. Master Mason night featured sixth degree and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Masonic Temple
Hazel Alexander
Donald Fancher
Kathleen Sipes
Esther
Rushville
Louise Decker
Women from Friends Churches Attend Amboy Meeting
Mrs James Dalrymple and Miss Ruth White of Carthage Friends Church and Mrs Goldie Addison and Mrs Fred B White of Charlottesville Friends Church joined an all day United Society of Friends Women meeting held at the Amboy Friends Church last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dalrymple
Ruth White
Carthage
Mrs. Stanley Hosts Rush County Farm Bureau Women
Mrs. Roy Stanley entertained the Rush County Farm Bureau Women's Board at her home last Friday at 1 30 p m. The meeting opened with group singing and devotions by Mrs. Stanley. Mrs. Howard Linville presided over the business session announcing the Annual Rush County Farm Meeting for October 25 at the Production Credit Building in Rushville. Refreshments were served to a list of members by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stanley
Rush County Farm Bureau Women’s Board
Stanley
Howard Linville
Rush County Farm Meeting
Production Credit
Rushville
Paul Norris
Waldo Stevens
Raymond Yager
Vivian Kney
Floyd Ogle
Charles Tennyson
Harold Norris
Reading
Lowell Wilson
William Perkins
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Lions District
Ralph Harvey
Washington
6Th District
United States
Indiana State Music Association
Marshage
Linda Wellseeeeenee
Judy Zimmerman
Kathy Smith
Lorinda Miekush
Carthage Pence
Clinton
Scecina
Indpls
Seeneneeeeneesenes
North Vernon Foe
Lape
Renenseseee
Eastern Hancock
Hagerstown
Hancock Central
Danville
Aeeneanenn
Indels
Perry East Jr. High
Perry Central Jr. High
Greenfield Ao
Wiley
Terre Haute
Warren Cent
North Cent
Arlington of Sciences West Vigo
T. Haute
H. S
al G. Wright
Purdue
Ronald Gregory
George Vaught
Anderson H. S
Leslie Bain
Indiana State U
Etenee
Social Security
Donald B. Schneider
Ergon Class
Carthage O. E. S
USFW
Mrs. Stanley
Farm Bureau
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