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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1962
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen notes staff details with Kenneth Rhodes as Editor and Publisher and Martha Jané Rhodes as Managing Editor. The paper operates on a yearly cycle of 52 weeks and lists a telephone contact LO 5-385.
J. E. Nicholas of the Indiana Motor Truck Association calls for better vehicle positioning during the September courtesy and safety campaign. He warns that slowdowns in heavy traffic multiply and urges drivers to occupy minimal space by staying in one lane and avoiding lane wandering to maintain street capacity.
Mr Howard E Henley’s 80th birthday observed on Sunday September 6 honored by 34 guests at a family gathering. The celebration reflected longstanding community ties and included close relatives and friends from the Henley family.
Family members gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Henley in Carthage for a birthday observance. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Henley of Carthage, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Henley of Terre Haute, Mrs. Max Haas and son John of Massillon Ohio, Dr. and Mrs. David Hadley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hadley and family, all of Indianapolis, plus extended relatives from Hartford City Richmond Seymour and others. Weekend guests included Mrs. Max Haas and son John and Mr. Henry Henley of Terre Haute.
Mr Bayard Baker visited Pendleton on Tuesday as a business guest. Mr and Mrs Leon Whitfield and Mr and Mrs Henry Whitfield visited Mrs Beatrice Bannister at Bartholomew County Hospital in Columbus on Wednesday. Demus Manuel was joined by his son and others as his family accompanied him from here to his home in Vevay Sunday after several weeks here. A B Brookhart and party from Ft Madison Iowa returned home Friday after an extended visit with Mr and Mrs Guy Ewing. Raymond Thompson and son of Kokomo joined Sunday guests Raymond Kennedy and family and Mr and Mrs Raymond Thompson and son visited Mrs Virginia Wells and Mrs Ethel Collins.
Animal scientists at Purdue University advise tagging ewes and trimming their feet, shearing heads if needed, placing over fat ewes on short pasture, giving them a rest, and starting the breeding season in uniform conditions for all ewes.
A humorous, memory laden sketch tracing Florida’s growth from a swampy frontier to a state saved by John Gorrie’s ice making device. It weaves in De Leon De Soto Mendez and Apalachicola, noting Gorrie’s invention, ridicule he faced, and the push for air conditioning to beat the heat.
Purdue University veterinarians advise disease prevention is cheaper than treatment. They emphasize strict sanitation and immunization programs as essential management strategies to keep livestock healthy and reduce illness costs.
Mrs. Ralph Truitt expresses sincere gratitude to friends for cards and flowers received during a hospital stay.
The notice lists daily meals from Tuesday September 18 to Friday September 21. Tuesday offers Meat Loaf with whipped potatoes and green beans, butter, milk. Wednesday features Potato Soup and hot ham on a bun with mustard and sides. Thursday serves Beef Stew with vegetables and Rice Pudding. Friday presents Macaroni with Cheese, multiple fruits, and Whole Wheat Bread with butter and milk.
Page continues the festival rules and prize criteria for artistic and horticulture divisions. It outlines Tricolor awards for blue ribbon winners with 95 plus points in artistic classes 1 5 and 10 11, and an Award of Merit for horticulture with 95 plus points. Sweepstakes ribbons go to the exhibit with the most blue ribbons in Design and Horticulture. General Chairman Mrs Harold Ruby Staging Chairman Mrs Guy Ewing Classification Mrs H L Hensler Schedule Mrs Albert Ray.
The Festival Committee announces the talent show now set for Friday night September 28 as a one night event. They seek more participants and list contact numbers for Mrs. Hubert Hunt and others. A dress rehearsal is planned for September 26 at 7:00 p.m. at the Community Center. Queen candidates are Marsha Brown Janice Todd Sue Leisure and Kathy Geise. Mrs James Geise is chairing the Auction committee.
A reflective note honors memory and gratitude for acts remembered with happiness. The statement emphasizes gratitude and joyful memories associated with each remembered action.
Notice to all lot owners in Hannegan Cemetery Posey Township Rush County Indiana that at 7 00 p m on Monday September 17 1962 a meeting will be held at the cemetery adjoining Hannegan Christian Church to elect five directors for a two year term. Other business may be presented. Frank B Newhouse chairman Board of Directors.
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