On the Beat TRIP WEST Elmer Sandefur heads west
Mr and Mrs Elmer Sandefur left Saturday for a two or three week trip through the western states.
14 Sep 1956
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1956
Page
1
Mr and Mrs Elmer Sandefur left Saturday for a two or three week trip through the western states.
Mrs Ina Rhodes is slowly recovering from a fall she suffered Tuesday morning. Mrs Dora Ray is staying with Mrs Rhodes to provide support during the recovery.
Miss Lillian R Henley entered Rush Memorial Hospital Saturday for further treatment and to check on her condition.
Robert Rittenhour of Ohio married Edith Marie Butler of Greenfield last Saturday September 8 at Carthage in a ceremony performed by Justice of Peace Lon McCorkle.
Mrs Mollie A Stephens is hospitalized at LaRue D. Carter Memorial Hospital Ward F1 Indianapolis Indiana and invites friends to visit or send words of cheer during her stay.
Mrs Charles R Butler fell during a Bedford visit and is improving at a Pendleton relative’s home where her husband joins her.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Ruby and family move into the Charles Roland property near the school building. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Magee Jr and baby take residence at the Frank Overman property, moving from Knightstown.
E. P. Stanley and family earned multiple placings in the Duroc classes at the State Fair. The spring boar took 2nd, 3rd, 5th and 7th, while the spring gilt finished 2nd and 6th. The ten-of-six sire group claimed 1st and 6th, and the barrow entries placed 2nd, 3rd, 5th and 6th.
Mr and Mrs Keith Ray announce the birth of a daughter at Rush Memorial hospital at 7 a m on Thursday. The infant Norene Ray weighs 6 pounds 11 ounces and is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Caleb Marsh and Mr and Mrs Albert Ray.
A meeting of the Rush County Women's Republican Club is set for Wednesday at 2:00 PM in the Rushville courtroom assembly room. Speaker Virginia B. Saylor, candidate for Reporter of the Indiana Supreme and Appellate Courts, will attend.
Mr and Mrs Fred Flick recently spent two weeks in Tomahawk Wisconsin and days with their daughter Mrs William Castner and family in Indianapolis for the State Fair. They visited Cincinnati Ohio on Saturday with Mr and Mrs R J Miller of Osgood.
Gerald Carmony candidate for Tenth District congressman and Seymour candidate for secretary of state spoke Friday night at a district Young Democrats meeting held at the Carthage Community Center. James Webb of Carthage presided and introduced the speakers. the Rush County Young Democrats Club hosted.
Waldron defeated Carthage 40 to 15 with Kirby Overman Jimmie Overman Jerry Wrightsman Dudley Leisure and Bill Parish finishing for Carthage. The team will race at Milroy against the Cardinals on Wednesday September 18 and enter a meet at Charlottesville on September 26.
Mrs. Mary EB Young, sister of the late W H Sharer and aunt of Mrs. Charles D Moore, observed her 100th birthday with open house at Greenwood. President Eisenhower and Gov. Craig sent greetings. attendees included Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Betty Brooks and children. Mrs. Young was alert and enjoyed the event.
Carthage High School baseball shook off a tough summer, beating Arlington 6 to 0 to extend its county league lead. Little allowed only two hits while Mike Ruby led the offense with a single and a triple.
Indiana University公布荣誉名单披露了兰县及周边地区学生入选的情况。本次总计1592人入选涵盖各学院与分校区,文理学院391人,商学院211人,教育学院291人,初级组424人。Rush County列出 Carthage Sue A. Truitt Falmouth John M. Gregor Benita Newkirk Milroy Maurita L. Harcourt Diane Spright Rushville Richard Bradley C Jack Clarkson Allen R Ellison Janet M Fields。
At the Tweedy Memorial Community Center meeting held September 11 officers for the coming year were named. Jack Tweedy was elected president James Ellis became vice president and Howard Windsor was named a director. Existing officers include Opal Moore secretary Harold Dixon treasurer and several directors led by Parvel Moore the retiring president. The Fall Festival was discussed.
Transfers record multiple deeds: Bernice Branson and Bran sons to Ann G Stager for 36 acres in Henry County. Lillian R Coleman to Alfred D and Doris Richey for 15.18 acres in Ripley Township. Ripley Farmers Co operative Telephone Co to General Telephone Co of Indiana for part of Lot 1 in Carthage. Jack and Marjorie Overman to Eugene and Patricia Dudley in Hancock County Lot 2 Overman Subdivision. Overman to William E and June Alexander Lot 5 Overman Subdivision.
Mr and Mrs Roy Herkless and Mr and Mrs Donald St ten attended the Kentucky State Fair for two days at the start of the week, according to local coverage.
The Carthage Lions Club held a dinner meeting last Monday at the Lions Den in the Community Center with Clyde Elmer Ruby presiding. Judge William F. Marshall of Rushville gave a talk after introduction by William H. Skinner, and the next meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 24 for a business session.
News reaches Carthage of the death of Mrs. P. W. Tweedy at her Seattle home on Tuesday. She was aunt to Ross Tweedy and Maude Barbour of Carthage. Funeral services are Friday at Green Lake Mortuary in Seattle. Survivors include husband four daughters and one son. The deceased and her husband lived in Carthage several years ago.
Mrs Ethel Hartzler and her son Ray visited Mrs Ina Rhodes in Rushville on Tuesday evening. The brief social call highlighted regional ties among residents.
Walter T. Small, 68, died of a heart attack at 7:45 am Friday at his Center Township farm while working on a ditch north of Center Christian Church. He had been ill eight years and was a member of Center Church and local Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges. Services were at 2 pm Monday at Center Church, Rev. Myron Taylor officiating, with burial in Glencove r Cemetery, Knightstown. Surviving are his widow Nora, three sons Robert Merrill and Thurman, a sister Florence Hoffman, and a brother Floyd, all of Knightstown or nearby areas.
Congressman Ralph Harvey announces two day on the farm meetings in Rush County with sessions Monday September 17 and Tuesday September 18. Locations include Washington Union townships near Raleigh Falmouth Carroll Carthage Rushville Jackson Walker Gowdy Milroy New Salem School and Arlington with times from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Stuart McKnight, son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Frank Overman, returned to his home near Wingate this week after five weeks in a Lafayette hospital for eye surgery recovery.
The Hoosier Motor Club distributes the first AAA safety posters of the new school year with the theme Help Your Safety Patrol. Richard Garcia of Collinwood High School designed the poster which won a senior division prize and national distribution.
Steven L. Miller, Grand Master, announces the 9th annual Visitation Day at the Masonic Home in Franklin Indiana on Sunday September 16. The event gathers thousands of Masons and Eastern Star members with their families to fellowship, view Franklin benevolent programs, and visit residents of the home.
Indianapolis hosting a Sept 16 festival with the Shriners band of Mural Temple, Rainbow for Girls, DeMolay, Sahara Grotto clowns, and a vesper led by Rev. George S. Taggart. John E. Baldrige chairs, with aid from the Actual Masters and Wardens Association. Visitors tour the 200-bed Indiana Masonic Home Nursing Hospital under construction, funded by donations, on a 320-acre Franklin site.
Mrs. Clara Delinger and Mrs. Wilbur Dearinger called Sunday afternoon on Mrs. Loren Dearinger at Rush Memorial hospital where she underwent surgery.
The Wilkinson high school band won top honors at the Farmers Day Parade and band contest before about 10 000 spectators at the State Fair Grandstand. Hancock County's 35 musicians plus twirlers and a drum major performed Strike Up The Band and Back Home Again In Indiana. First prize was 100 dollars for the band fund. The Buck Creek 4 H Club float took second in the float contest.
The local Junior High and High School elected class officers during a class organization day. Seniors elected Charles Elmore president and others. Juniors John Hunt and Dorathy Edwards. Sophomores Ronnie Gatewood and Jimmie Overman. Freshmen Mike Watkins and Barbara Wilson. 8th graders Clara Jo Henley and Cathy Ruby. 7th Ronnie Fannin and Diane Clark. A new monitor system by Principal Charles Morris assigns student monitors to halls to aid visitors and maintain order.
The Carthage Parent Teachers Association held its first meeting of the year at the Community Center on Tuesday September 11 with a pitch in supper. About 100 parents teachers and children attended. Sgt Pea from Rushville spoke on school patrols and a vote approved raincoats and hats for patrol boys. Committees were named for the Fall Festival and room mothers for the year, with plans for the October meeting.
Arlington exploded for seven runs in the second five in the third and eight in the seventh to blow out Mays 21 to 0. Kramer limited Mays to two hits with 11 strikeouts and four walks. L Kennedy led Arlington with two singles and a double while Parks added a triple and a double.
The Rush County Dairy Banquet will be held Thursday evening September 20 at the Durbin Hotel in Rushville. The event honors four 4 H Dairy Club members with complimentary tickets and includes a $75 dairy award toward a future heifer purchase.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Calvert and Jesse Henley of Maumee Ohio join Mr. and Mrs. Francis Robinson of Richmond and James Calvert of Chicago in Carthage on Tuesday to discuss the Henley home.
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