Timothy Gilmartin Returns Home From Greenfield Hospital
On the Beat Timothy Gilmartin has returned to his home from Greenfield Hospital and is steadily improving.
26 Oct 1956
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1956
Page
1
On the Beat Timothy Gilmartin has returned to his home from Greenfield Hospital and is steadily improving.
Johnie W. Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. William S Nelson, will enter military service on Thursday, November 8, according to a local notice.
Parvel Moore entered Rush Memorial hospital Tuesday morning for observation.
Mrs. Henry L. Stinger learned Thursday morning of the death of her brother in law Earl Hartzell of Miami Florida.
Caroline Barrett daughter of Rev and Mrs Louis Barrett was admitted to Rush Memorial Hospital Monday for a tonsillectomy procedure.
New address for Pvt Richard Henderson listed as ER 16546129 Co B 7th Sn 2nd PIT 2nd Basic Trg Regt Ft Leonard Wood Missouri.
Mr and Mrs Jack Brown announce the birth of daughter Katrina Lynn born Sunday morning at Rush Memorial hospital weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces. Mrs Brown is formerly Nerva Pope.
Wilbur McCorkle of Carthage was appointed to the Ripley Township Advisory Board to fill the vacancy created by the death of Ercell Bever.
Dr. H. L. Hensler and Mrs. Hensler attended the 98th annual meeting of the American Veterinary Medical Association in San Antonio Texas and returned home by plane last Thursday. During their nine day stay they visited Mrs. Hensler’s mother Mrs. Frank Kolbasinski in Bryan Texas.
Rev. Robert A. Shockney and his family were honored at a pitch-in dinner hosted by Friends church members on Wednesday evening at 6 30. A gift was presented to the reverend and Mrs Shockney. Lee Patton screened films from 20 years ago featuring Carthage and surrounding areas.
Mr and Mrs Ralph McClarnon moved into the Mrs Lu cille Phelps property they bought. Mr and Mrs Edward Carroll, buyers of the McClarnon property on North East street, moved in earlier this week. Mr and Mrs Keith Ray and daughter plan to move late this week into the Mrs Celia Alexander property on Market street, vacated by the Carrolls and their family.
Five 15 to 18 year old Knightstown youths appeared in Rushville Juvenile Court Saturday after a tractor magneto theft at James McGeorge’s Carthage area farm. They were surprised at 2 a.m. Thursday by Carthage Marshal Hugh Trowbside and State Trooper Walter Love during the alleged loot.
Miss Pamela Hunt and Miss Bettina Murray join entertainment at Shelbyville High School Gymnasium at 8 30 Friday October 26 as part of the two day Corn Festival Jubilee with Billy Moore's Orchestra of Indianapolis and Jack Parr as master of ceremonies. Local girls were selected after auditions. A luncheon bridge sponsored by Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority was held at the Community Center.
The senior class will serve a chicken supper at Carthage School Cafeteria on Friday night before and after the Carthage New Salem basketball game. Serving begins at 5 p m. pd.
Local seniors anticipate graduation in twenty seven weeks as junior and senior activities unfold. Students recount teen age problem discussions at Rushville, college scholarships tests for Shirley Smith and Jim Neal, band news from the marching contest in Indianapolis, and updates to the honor roll across grades from 1 to 12.
Mr. J. Fred Duncan of Indianapolis, District Governor, spoke at the Lions Club dinner. Officers present included Robert E. Schernekein, secretary. Robert Schendel, mayor, district chaplain. Robert Wortman, deputy district governor. and Virgil Park, zone chairman. The board discussed community improvement projects and a potential two year park program on school property. The Charlottesville Lions Club will visit Carthage on November 12.
The Fidelity class met Tuesday evening with Elmer Fenner presiding. Connie Fenner gave devotions, Frances Terhune recorded minutes, and the class decided to buy a pulpit light. Rev Davis to purchase it. Contests awarded prizes. Twelve members and one child attended the social with refreshments served.
Mr and Mrs Meverick Hancock of Sullivan and Mr and Mrs Wm Smith of Terre Haute were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Mosier and family.
Lafayette Indiana John Ruby son of Mr and Mrs H A Ruby 510 N Main Carthage has been picked as one of the 12 charter members of the Purdusirs a Purdue University honorary and service group with the Varsity Glee Club The new organization aims to serve Purdue music and traditions similar to Yale Whiffenpoofs and Dartmouth Injuns Ruby a Purdue senior in science is chairman of the Purdushs and assisting manager of the Purdue Glee Club The charter members were chosen for meritorious service to the university and will select new members each spring
Marriage announcement for Janet Marie Warrick daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Warrick of Lafayette. She will marry Ivan C. Chew at Spiceland Methodist Church on Sunday, November 4 at 2 30 PM. Former Carthage residents are noted.
Mr and Mrs Henry L Stinger were guests of relatives in Indianapolis Tuesday.
Indiana Lt. Gov. Harold Handley argues the state enjoys strong economic health with rising wages and per capita retail trade. He cites a 17 percent rise in per capita buying power from 1948 to 1954 and calls for moderation in labor relations, while warning against inflation and economic disruption. (Continued on page four)
Henry Stinger’s hound Hector treed a six and a half pound mud turtle. Henry dressed the animal and found thousands of turtle eggs. He donated the eggs to chickens and disposed of the turtle head in trash where Hector retrieved it and nipped him. Rumor says Henry may market a turtle hound.
Jennie O Overman Henley a longtime Carthage resident died Tuesday at Jackson Nursing Home Rushville after two months of serious illness. Born September 7 1869 she was wife of Jesse Henley mother of Mildred Calvert Isa belle Wildman and Eleanor Robinson with five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services were held at Thompson Funeral Home with Rev Everett Chapman in charge and interment at Riverside Cemetery.
About fifty farmers students and leaders attended the Corn Soybean Field at the Phil White farm in Washington township. Purdue agronomist G P Walker discussed corn hybrids and soybean varieties noting Clark as highest yielding but late maturing and Harasay Hawkeye as earlier for soybean followed by wheat. He cited 22 varieties in the plot and 8 to 12 bushels per acre gains from increased planting density. A January booklet will publish five year averages and year yields. the county extension office will distribute it.
Mr and Mrs George Askren of Indianapolis were Thursday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Ed ward Fenner. Mr and Mrs Loyall Hunt were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Leland Hawkins and their son Mark of Muncie. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Brown were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Coy in Colum Frank Gyerman, who has been in the past two weeks, is improving.
The Carthage Blue Raiders host New Salem Eagles on November 2 to begin the 1956-57 Indiana basketball season. Coach Harold Hardin enters practice with nine of ten returning lettermen as Carthage joins the East Central Conference with 17 games plus an open date and a January county tourney set. Spiceland joins the slate as a rival with a February 1 home date.
Neal Kuhn of Rush County Indiana has earned a trip to the National 4 H Club Congress for his achievements in the Dairy Project. Purdue University extension office confirms he is the sole Indiana 4 H member selected for this trip among those honored in various fields. Neal, active nine years in 4 H work, has a strong dairy record plus years in poultry corn soybeans home grounds improvement and swine. He was grand champion showman at the 1955 State Fair and leads the Rush County 4 H Junior Leader Club.
Mrs. Lennes Rodenbeck and children of Spencer Indiana and Mrs Lucy Smith of Kennard were Mrs Finley Smith and family.
The annual P T A Halloween party and parade is set for Wednesday October 31 at the Community Center. A 7 30 pm parade will march through the business district if weather allows. Prizes go to the ugliest prettiest funniest most original best ghost and best couple. entry is open to children of school age and under.
Mrs. Mary Taylor entertained Twice Four Bridge Club and guests to dinner at Passwater Restaurant in Noblesville Wednesday noon. Team honors went to Josef Stevens and Esther Leisure with other social attendees named. A voting machine will be at the school Saturday afternoon and night for practice for those who have not voted by machine.
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