Pitts Dogs Sweep Four Trophies At Anderson Trials
Mr and Mrs Worth Pitts and family attended the NCA Walker Dog Field Trials at Anderson last Sunday and brought home four major trophies. Blue River Faumee owned by Tommy Pitts won top trophies in the registered pup derby. Blue River Smoke owned and shown by Worth Pitts won the all age field trial stakes in both first line and first tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitts
Worth Pitts
NCA Walker
Anderson
Tommy Pitts
Whittier Man Surprises Mother by Phone Call
Owen Gray of Whittier California phoned his mother Mrs Maria Gray on a Sunday evening at 5 30 pm. Mrs Gray spoke with her son his wife Eloise and her grandson during the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Gray
Whittier
California
Maria Gray
Visits by O. E. S. Friends Night Guests
Edna Kennedy Lillian Stanley and Rachel King visited O E S Friends Night at Liberty Ind on Friday night. On Monday night Edna Kennedy Leone Mosier and Roy Stanley were guests at Knightstown O O E S Friends Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kennedy
Lillian Stanley
Rachel King
O.es
Liberty
Ind
Leone Mosier
Roy Stanley
Knightstown
Carthage Band Boosters Sponsor Candy Drive
The Carthage Band Boosters announce a candy drive to support the Carthage High School bands. Mrs Stevens brand candy is the product sold and community support is appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Children’s Picture Proofs Here Tuesday
Waltz Studio will be at the Carthage Community Center Tuesday October 29 from 9 a m to 12 p m with proofs of children's pictures taken recently for publication in the Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltz Studio, Inc
Carthage Community Center
Citizen
Moore family moves into new home in Haddon Heights
Mr and Mrs Elvet Moore have moved into their new residence at 1419 Cedar Ave Haddon Heights New Jersey Elvet is the son of Mr and Mrs Parvel Moore Carthage
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Elvet Moore
Cedar Ave
Haddon Heights
New Jersey
Elvet
Parvel Moore
Carthage
Needham Prizes Awarded to Five Freshmen at Western College
Miss Janie Brooks of Mays Indiana is among five Western College for Women freshmen honored with Needham prizes. The awards go to students showing the highest physical fitness based on medical exams. Winners compete in their sophomore year for scholarships funded by a $2,000 bequest from Charles K. Needham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Brooks
Carlos Brooks
Mays
Ind
Needham
Western College For
Oxford
Ohio
Charles K. Needham
Hospital and Sick Notes From Area
Lewis Hinton of Carthage entered Rush Memorial Hospital for observation Sunday evening. Tessie Trowbridge of Rushville admitted Monday morning. Charles E. Bush of Greenfield suffered a stroke Saturday and is critical at Hancock County Hospital. Bash family linked to Kenneth and Thomas Bash of Mrs. C. G. Hill. C. Hill remains about the same at Jackson Nursing Home Rushville. Ella Nelson's condition critical then improved. Ina Rhodes remains poorly at home in Carthage. Roscoe Brown underwent major surgery at Rush Memorial Hospital Wednesday. room 232.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hinton
Carthage
Rush Memorial Hospital
Tessie Trowbridge
Rushville
Trowbridge
Hugh Trowbridge
Charles E. Bush
Greenfield
Hancock County Hospital
Bash
Kenneth
Thomas Bash
C. G. Hill
Jackson Nursing Home
Ella Nelson
Ina Rhodes
Roscoe Brown
Two Hurt in Car Runoff North of Carthage Demolishes 1956 Model
Arnold Jones of Knightstown, 22, drove north on the Carthage Knights Town road when a passing car forced him off a curve one mile north of Carthage. The car demolished about 150 feet of fence on the Philip Sattler farm and struck a utility pole before stopping against another pole. No injuries were reported. the other vehicle fled the scene. Damage to the fence was about 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Arnold Jones
Knightstown
Jones
Philip Sattler
Alexander
Sherry McKain
Little Town Bulletin Board
Darlene Berry
Ronnie Howard
Picture Dictionary
Diana Whitfield
Richard Back
Dale Johnson
United States
Carthage Blue Raiders Open Season Against New Salem
Carthage Blue Raiders set to open their basketball season Friday night November 1 at New Salem with a veteran roster. Coach Philip Sprague notes several two year players, adds Centerville and Union City on the schedule, and expects a strong effort against the New Salem Eagles whom they beat in last 1957 sectional.
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Carthage Blue Raiders
New Salem
Carthage High School
Blue Raiders
Philip Sprague
Raiders
Centerville
Union City
New Salem Eagles
Carthage
Dick Dunn
Rushville
Four Ways From The Office Vol. 12 CARTHAGE HIGH SCHOOL
Hoosier basketball hysteria arrives as Carthage High School readies eight away games starting November 1 at New Salem and ten home games beginning November 8 against Knightstown. Coach Philip Sprague leads a team joined by steadfast cheerleaders, fans, and staff in pursuit of a winning season.
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Knightstown
Carthage
Philip Sprague
Sprague
Blue Raiders
Four Ways
Ce—H—Ss
Indiana High School Basketball Opens November First
Indiana teams begin the season November 1 under IHSAA rules with practice since October 1. The piece lists Carthage Knightstown and others, detailing early schedules and upcoming home games through February, including Armament era dates and opponents like New Salem Morton Morristown and Wilkinson.
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Indiana
Arlington
Parks
Kennedy
Hester
New Salem
Rushville
Williams
Glover
Jones
Morton
Manilla
Mays
Charlottesville
Morristown
Jerry Bass
Ernstes
McAhren
Ross
Myers
Knightstown
Kennard
Carthage
Fall Festival Report Shows Strong Net at County Event
The Fall Festival reported total receipts of 2324 dollars with expenses of 460 dollars leaving net income of 1863 dollars. Community groups including the American Legion Auxiliary Lions Club PTO and several school and youth clubs contributed to activities and fundraisers. William S. Kimmel was re elected president of the Rush County Dairy Herd Improvement Association at the annual meeting October 18 at Manilla High School.
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American Legion
Lions Club
P.T.O
Home Garden Club
Howard Henley
Kenneth Earnest
R. E. Dieckbrader Lines
Women’s Literary Circle
Order of Eastern Star
Ripley Homemakers
Container Corp
Night Watchman
Scotty McClean
Carthage Citizen
Knightstown Banner
Wilkinson H. S
Charlottesville H. S
Arlington H. S
Carthage H. S
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Hugh Trowbridge
Eastern Indiana Publishing Co
Seven Up Bottling Co
Genevieve Dalrymple
Public Service Company
Carthage
William S. Kimmel
Washington Township
Rush County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Manilla High School
Wilbur Hoeing
Rushville Township
Stanley Carrington
Bearl Addison
Emil Kuhn
Walker Township
Wash
Neal Kuhn
Rush County
Four Angels Paint Masterpieces On Earth Allegory
The Master Painter of the Universe commissions four celestial artists to create earthly pictures that inspire human happiness. One forged a distant mountain, another a dizzying waterfall, the third a stern iceberg, and the fourth a boundless ocean. Each work embodies hindered or insufficient happiness despite grandeur.
Taylor University reports record enrollment for 112th year
Stephen Hunt and 178 other Indiana students enroll at Taylor University as the fall semester opens the 112th academic year. Enrollment reaches 593, up nearly six percent from last year. Housing is full, with new facilities under construction a modern food service center and a men’s dormitory to expand capacity by 176. Students come from 38 church denominations, 34 states and 9 foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Hunt
Sharon Hunt
Indiana
Taylor University
Evan Bergwall
Taylor
Container Corp opens folding carton plant in Renton Washington
Container Corporation of America starts a folding carton plant in Renton WA as part of a coast to coast network. The $900000 facility covers eight acres of a 48 acre site and employs 175 workers with modern presses and folding lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Container Corp
Renton
Wash
Container Corporation of America
Seattle
Duwamish Waterway
Tacoma
Los Angeles
Santa Clara
Northwest
Container Corporation
Marines Return from Overseas Duty on Furlough
Pvt. Max Robertson of the U S Marine Corps is home on a 35 day furlough from the Pacific Theatre. He will report to North Carolina on return to duty. Pvt. Coy McClurg is home from overseas duty in Germany.
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Max Robertson
U. S. Marine Corps
Pacific Theatre
North Carolina
Resident Change and Local Social Visits
Mr and Mrs Tives Fitch moved this past week to the house formerly occupied by Mr and Mrs Royce Joseph on Market Street. Mr and Mrs Claude Pearson and family and Mr and Mrs Robert VanOsdel and family of Arlington were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Grace Sullivan in Arlington.
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Tives Fitch
Market Street
Royce Joseph
Claude Pearson
Robert VanOsdel
Arlington
Grace Sullivan
Kappa Kappa Sigma Pledges New Members in Rushville Event
Kappa Kappa Sigma held its inspection and pledging at the Durbin Hotel Rushville Wednesday night with a seven o'clock dinner. Miss Norma Jean Marsh Miss Marilyn Leisure and Mrs Sue Ann Land were honored in a pledge service conducted by Grand Inspectress Miss Georgia Marshall. Bridge and canasta awarded prizes to several hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Marshall
Epsilon
Martinsville
Bridge and Canasta
Helen Hardin
Mary Frances Gatewood
Mary Elizabeth Moore
Annis McDaniel
Gertrude Bush
June Alexander
Mary Lou Alexander
Hancock Memorial Hospital May Expand Plans for 700000
Plans for a 700000 expansion to double the size of Hancock Memorial Hospital were disclosed in a joint meeting of the hospital trustees the county commissioners and the county council. The hospital now has 57 beds but occupancy reaches 88 percent including obstetrics with corridors used for patient care and a crowded admission waiting list.
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Hancock Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Visiting Daughter Mann Heads to Leland for Visit
Mrs. Mryl Mann departed Wednesday for Leland Mississippi to visit her daughter Mrs. Robert Talbert and Mr. Talbert. She plans to return home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mryl Mann
Leland
Mississippi
Robert Talbert
Mr. Talbert
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Jerry Wrightsman
Jim Rucker
Bill Parish
Frank Bly
Phil Parish
Larry Marsh
Pat Watkins
Mike Watkins
Walter Mahan
Kirby Overman
Mike Ruby
Joe Foust
Jack Smith
Tom Roberts
Jack Tipton
Gary Clayton
Ronald Gatewood
Baker
Jim Ellis
Bill Muir
Jim Overman
Robert Lee
Connie Leisure
Carolyn McManus
Indianapolis
Jessica Kline
Dorothy Edwards
Milroy
New Palestine
County Journey
Wilkinson
Waldron
Spiceland
Morris
Middletown
New Castle
Fortville
Cambridge
Pendleton
Hagerstown
Franklin
Batesville
Chariton
Clarksburg
Kappa Kappa Sigma
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