Vacation spent with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gulley and family returned home Saturday after a week in Waukegan Illinois as guests of Rudolph Mack and daughters. They also visited Earl Van Wyk and daughters Charles Jones and daughter of Chicago and Arnold Gulley and family of Milwaukee Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Gulley
Waukegan
Illinois
Rudolph Mack
Earl van Wyk
Charles Jones
Chicago
Arnold Gulley
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Rev Jack Wallace to study at Methodist Theological School
Rev. Jack Wallace of Carthage will attend the Methodist Theological School at Delaware Ohio near Columbus this fall. He ministers at Carthage Fletcher Methodist Church and is entering his second year of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wallace
Carthage
Methodist Theological School
Delaware
Ohio
Columbus
Wallace
Carthage Fletcher Methodist Church
Lafuse brothers sweep placings at state fair junior livestock
Kim Lafuse earned 3rd with a Shorthorn heifer Craig Lafuse took 4th with a Shorthorn heifer and 14th in the Angus steer 4 H division while Mike Lafuse placed 9th with a Shorthorn heifer. They are sons of Mr and Mrs Lewis Lafuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Lafuse
Craig Lafuse
Mike Lafuse
Lewis Lafuse
Whitfields and neighbors enjoy Versailles Park trip
Mr and Mrs James Whitfield and family returned home Labor Day after a week at Versailles State Park. Mr and Mrs Bob Zimmerman and family spent from Friday to Monday at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles Park
James Whitfield
Labor Day
Versailles State Park
Bob Zimmerman
the Park
Mrs Lynch and Daughter Enter Medical Center for Observation
Mrs. Jack Lynch of Shirley and daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Lukens was admitted to the Medical Center in Indianapolis on Wednesday for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lynch
Shirley
Maurice Lukens
Medical Center
Indianapolis
Knightstown Coin Club Show and Sale at Carthage Center
The Knightstown Coin Club hosts a show and sale this Sunday at the Carthage Community Center with displays from many dealers. Officials expect about a thousand attendees and include cooperating clubs from New Castle Rushville and Carthage. Open to the public with lunch served at noon. doors open at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knightstown
Charlottesville Driver Charged After Knights Town Road Crash
Fred Smith, 55, of Charlottesville, faces two counts after a Saturday night crash on Knights Town Road north of Carthage. Smith allegedly operated a motor vehicle while intoxicated and reckless driving after sideswiping Janet Tiller, 22, of Indianapolis. Smith’s car and damage estimates are $200 and $450 respectively. he was spotted at a Carthage parking spot by Town Marshal Hugh Trowbridge and State Trooper James Kleiman arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Knightstown
Carthage
Fred Smith
Janet Tiller
Indianapolis
Smith
Hugh Trowbridge
James Kleiman
Leslie Eugene Cole and Sons buy Aberdeen Angus cows
Leslie Eugene Cole and Sons of Carthage bought seven purebred Aberdeen Angus cows from Ted Lackey of Bedford Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Eugene Cole and Sons
Carthage
Ted Lackey
Bedford
Indiana
Hospital Admission for Mrs Beatrice Bannister in Bartholomew County
Mrs Beatrice Bannister entered Bartholomew County Hospital Friday evening August 31. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Whitfield of Carthage and is assigned to room S-212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Bannister
Bartholomew County Hospital
Bannister
Henry Whitfield
Carthage
Miracle Tobacco Sprouts From Grave Sod Mystery
Carthage resident Lewis Donoho finds tobacco plants growing where sod was removed for a grave. He swears he never planted them and wonders how seeds appeared in the dirt, suggesting the plants germinated unexpectedly near his South Main Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Lewis Donoho
Carthage
South Main Street
Donoho
Lewis
School Open Enrollments and Staff Listed
The note lists faculty assignments including Ronald Baker-Math Assistant Coach Odessa Hieschke Vocational Home Economics Lunch Supervisor Eugene Gardner Social Studies and Driver Education Ina Hopper Music Roy Huston Math and Science Larry Jordan Math Science Varsity Coach and Guidance Director Charlotte Mercer Business and Yearbook Sponsor William Mills English Social Studies Librarian Nancy Ruby English Spanish and School Publications Robert Wright Vocational Agriculture Science Industrial Arts and Audio Visual Phoebe Jordan English and Physical Education B E Smith Principal Gloria Plank Secretary and Treasurer Enrollment totals by grade 1 through 12 424 total Kindergarten registration details with date times and age requirements and class sponsors for grades 7 through 12. Campo county baseball schedule and cafeteria menu with dates and times are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Baker
Odessa H. Bieschke
Eugene R. Gardner
Ina W. Hopper
Roy Huston
Larry Jordan
Charlotte Mercer
William F. Mills
Nancy A. Ruby
Robert Wright
Phoebe Jordan
B. E. Smith
Gloria L. Plank
T. O. Meeting Set For Cooperative Supper
The Parent Teachers Organization will host a cooperative supper on Tuesday September 11 at 6 30 at the Community Center. Members families and parents are invited to attend to meet the new school faculty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.O
Parent-Teachers Organization
Mrs Ralph Truitt Admitted To Good Samaritan Hospital
Mrs Ralph Truitt of near Carthage was admitted to Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati on Friday and is expected to stay at least a week. Her room number is S500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Truitt
Carthage
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Mays Kindergarten Opens September 11
The Mays School Kindergarten announces its first meeting will be Tuesday September 11 at 1 pm. Regular meetings continue on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the school lunchroom with parents registering children aged five by year end at the school office September 4 to 7. A 150 cent registration fee applies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Flick
MAYS
Mays School
Local Families Relocate To Indiana Towns
Mr and Mrs Mike Ruby and daughters moved from Carthage to New Palestine for future residence. Mr and Mrs Paul Jackson and infant son moved from Leonard Jacksons home to their new home at Hobart area Mobart Indiana. Jackson will teach at River Forest School near Hobart after attending Ball State summer sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Ruby
Carthage
New Palestine
Paul Jackson
Leonard Jackson
Mobart
Indiana
Jackson
River Forrest School
Hobart
Ball State
Ewing Couple Celebrate Golden Anniversary at Carthage Church
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ewing of Carthage marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday reception at the Carthage East Street Christian Church basement from 2 to 4 pm. About 175 friends attended as guests signed in and bouquets of yellow roses highlighted the decor. The couple, married September 4, 1912, have a daughter Gailding and two sons William H. and Merrill, plus 13 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Out-of-town guests came from Chicago, Greenfield, Indianapolis, and Arlington among other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Ewing
Carthage
Carthage East Street Christian Church
Julie Ewing
Ewing
Robert Stout
Near Arlington
A. R. McQueen
Chicago
Gailding
Greenfield
William H
Greenfield and
Merrill
Ill
Ft. Madison
Iowa
Kalamazoo
Mich
Keuts
Indiana
Indianapolis
Mt. Comfort
Noblesville
New Castle
Dunreith
Rushville
Arlington
Band Boosters Elect New Officers
The Carthage Band Boosters met at the school house Tuesday evening. Betty Brooks opened the meeting and the treasurer reported expenses. Mary Eleanor Bush was elected president, Mrs Perry vice president, and Edna N Kennedy secretary and treasurer. A rules committee was appointed for band uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Band
Betty Brooks
Mary Eleanor Bush
Perry
Edna N. Kennedy
Birth of Michael David Magers at Hancock Memorial Hospital
A son named Michael David Magers was born Friday August 31 at Hancock Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Samuel R Magers. Grandparents are Mrs Mary Magers of New Palestine route 1 and Mr and Mrs Dale E Copple of Carthage route 1. Mrs Magers was formerly Mrs Nancy L Copple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Magers
Michael David
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Mary Magers
R. R
New Palestine
Dale E. Copple
Carthage
Magers
Mras
Nancy L. Copple
Local People Win State Fair Awards in 4H Exhibits
Marilyn Gray of Center Township capped the grand prize for the best barrow carcass in the 4H contest. Janet Gray and other 4H members earned multiple honors in Open Hampshire Swine, Wool, and Landrace divisions, while Judy Alexander represented Rush County in the 4H Dress Revue. David Eilis of Washington Township won a Stark-Wetzel trip award for overall 4H achievement and will tour NYC and Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Gray
Center Township
Donald Gray
Hampshire
Janet
Barrow
Hampshire Barrow
Hoosier Hampshire
Walter Swain and Sons
Posey Township
Charles Norvell and Family
Orange Township
Joe Godby and Son
Golden Dawn Farms
Ripley Township
Angus
A. J. Meyer and Sons
Noble Township
Judy Alexander
Joe Alexander
Rushville Township
Rush County
Warren Kemple
Doug Norris
Steve Branam
Beth Branam
Tom Leisure
Carole Norris
Perry Stanley
Dean Thompson
Hank Godby
Robert Stewart
David Stanley
Greg Ellis
David Eilis
Washington Township
David
George Bills
New York City
Washington, D. C
Public hearing on game hunting laws set for Monday
A public hearing is scheduled for Monday September 10 at 10 a.m. in Room 602 to discuss hunting seasons. Pheasant season runs November 10 30 with two cocks per day and 20 in possession, Hungarian Partridge November 10 December 20 five per day ten in possession, Rabbit November 10 1962 January 10 1963 five per day ten in possession. Season opens 8 a.m. CST first day. Research biologists predict a moderately fair season with some good local hunting. Spring pheasant reproduction was below expectations and quail and rabbit numbers are similar to last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Office
Division of Fish and Game
Sixteenth Annual Southeastern Indiana 4H Steer Show and Sale
186 steers from 120 4H Club members across 10 counties enter the Sixteenth Annual Southeastern Indiana District 4H Steer Show and Sale at Rush County fairgrounds livestock pavilion in Rushville. The Rushville Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event with prizes and rosette ribbons for Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion, a large banner for the winner, and pens for exhibitors. Judge Jack Ragsdale of Prospect, Kentucky, will assess the entries. Rush County 4H members listed include David Logan, Max Heeb, Britt Buhler, Mike Buhler, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Rush County
Merce
Rushville
Chamber of Commerce
Rushville Chamber of Commerce and Merchants
Jack Ragsdale
Prospect
Kentucky
David Logan
Max Heeb
Britt Buhler
Mike Buhler
Robert McManus
Craig Lafuse
Mike Lafuse
Joe Hodson
Marilyn Jean Gray
Gary Wissing
Betty Wissing
Patty Wissing
Lloyd Wissing
Michael Wissing
Ralph Kramer
Delbert Kramer
Albert Kramer
Ronnie Dalrymple
Phil Dalrymple
Connie Dalrymple
Richard Walke
Joe Amos
Rickie Cole
Mark VanNatta
Mike VanNatta
Arnold Leising
Harold Leising
Marvin Leising
Nick White
Tom Martz
Myron R. Miller
Dean S. Miller
Stephen Hill
David Readle
Jim Innis
Keith Murphy
Darlene Murphy
Rhea Dawn Murphy
Jane Murphy
Carthage Fletcher Methodist Church Fair Planned Saturday
The Carthage Fletcher Methodist Church schedules a fair at its church grounds on Saturday September 15 starting at 1 p.m. Events include entertainment rides a supper and an auction of new and used items with further details in classifieds and next week’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Fletcher Methodist Church
Dance Instructor Miss McCorkle Opens Dixon Studio Classes
Miss Pat McCorkle of Carthage and Dixon Dance Studio in Connersville began dance classes here. She has taken over the dance pupils of Miss Pam Hunt who will enroll at Butler University in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat McCorkle
Carthage
Dixon Dance Studio
Connersville
Dixon Studio
McCorkle
Pam Hunt
Butler Universi
Hampton couple welcome Tracy Lee at Rush Memorial
Mr and Mrs Frank Hampton announce the birth of a son named Tracy Lee weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces at Rush Memorial Hospital on August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hampton
Tracy Lee
Rush Memorial Hospital
Houseguests of Mrs Iva Cook From Friday Until Labor Day
Mrs Iva Cook hosted guests Mr and Mrs William Saunders arriving Friday and visiting through Labor Day. The note lists their stay as a social arrangement typical of local society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Cook
William Saunders
State Board of Health X Ray Unit to Visit Monday
The Rush County Tuberculosis Association brings a State Board of Health X Ray Unit to town parked at Container Corporation plant on South Main Street. It will operate Monday September 10 from 1 pm to 4 pm and Tuesday September 11 from 6:30 am to noon. Carthage Kappa Kappa Sigma sorority volunteers assist with staffing both sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County Tuberculosis Association
State Board of Health
Container Corporation
South Main Street
Carthage
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Gloria Wells
Annis Elmore
Marie Weber
Mary Tweedy
Rush County Association
Carthage Fall Festival Plans Move to One Talent Night
The Carthage Fall Festival committee and Tweedy Memorial Center directors met to finalize plans. The talent show will be a single night titled Stars In Space with John Allen Ruby as chair and aides including Larry Jordan and Mrs. H A Ruby. The next festival meeting is scheduled for September 14 at the Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Fall Festival Committee
Tweedy Memorial Center
Hugh Trowbridge
John Allen Ruby
Stars In Space
Ruby
Larry Jordan
H. A. Ruby
Hubert Hunt
Jack Tweedy
Loyal Hunt
Luther Hull
Harold Ruby
Robert McKain
Ross Tweedy
Ann Stager
Kappa, Kappa Sigma
Lee Patton
Carthage Art Club
Social Notes Highlight Local Weekend Visits and Guests
Mr and Mrs Bill Akers attended The Red Skelton Show at the Coliseum Saturday afternoon. Multiple families and individuals from Rushville Carthage Vevay Nameless Marion and Franklin hosted or visited relatives and friends during the past week including Labor Day gatherings and dinners at various homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Akers
Red Skelton
State Fairgrounds
Clarence McNabb
Wayne
George B. McNabb
McNabb
del Monte Wagner
Arlington
Howard McCorkle
Leonard Jackson
Alma Reddick
Russell Parish
Phil Parish
Janell Conner
Near New Palestine
Kenneth Rhodes
Cincinnatii
Charles Cheever
Vevay
Forrest Moore
Kenneth Moore
Vickie
Marion
Leon Whitfield
Henry Whitfield
Beatrice Banister
James Lacy
Ricky
Spiceland
Ozark Country
Missouri
Arkansas
Donald Smith
Phillip and
Deidre
Franklin
Davis
Social Security Questions Answered for Indiana Readers
The column answers reader queries on Civil Service retirement, earnings limits for 65 plus, quarters required for 62 year olds, delayed birth certificates, applying without proof, and starting benefits at 62 while between jobs. It advises contacting the Civil Service Retirement Section and Social Security Office for proofs and confirms eligibility rules and adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony J. Castle
Social Security Administration
National Road
Richmond
Ind
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Social Security Office
Gunshot Wound Fatal To Local Man Edward Revolt
Edward Wayne Revolt, 31, of 400 North Walnut, died Tuesday from a gunshot wound after weeks under medical care. Born July 18, 1931 in Gas City to John and Fern Revolt, he lived in Carthage since age two. Survived by mother Fern, sisters Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Sullivan, brothers John and Donald. funeral Friday at 2 p.m. in Carthage at Hampton Mortuary with burial in Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wayne Revolt
North Walnut Co
John
Fern Greer Revolt
Gas City
Indiana
Kroger Dairy Company
Indianapolis
Carthage Fletcher Methodist Church
Fern Revolt
Oliver Reed
Leonard Sullivan Jr
Carthage R. A
Carthage
Donald
New Palestine
Hampton Mortuary
Jack Wallace
Glen Cove Cemetery
Knightstown
Local families plan Labor Day weekend gathering
Mr and Mrs Louis Humes Mr and Mrs RC Martz and son Bob of Indianapolis Indiana spent Labor Day weekend with Dr and Mrs Cari Next Saturday September 15 starting at 1 pm plan to attend professional advertising notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Humes
R. C. Martz
Bob
Indianapolis
Ind
Cari
Pd. Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coin Club
Ira W. Hopper
Wm. F. Mills
Nancy Ruby
Baiderette Pep Club
CHS
Umpires, Inc
New Salem
Manilla
Morton
Milroy
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