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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1961
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen lists Kenneth Rhodes as editor and publisher and Martha Jane Rhodes as managing editor. It notes the paper is a second class mail matter at the Carthage Indiana post office and provides subscription rates of $2.50 for six months and $1.25 for 26 weeks.
The list shows grade by grade school offices with presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, treasurers and sponsors. Notable names include Ronnie Fannin in Grade 12 and Phillip Manuel in Grade 9, along with multiple faculty sponsors such as Mr William Mills and Mr Larry Jordan.
The list includes Peggy Addison, Ronnie Back, Stanley Back, Sally Bush, Roy Blessinger, Charles Campbell, James Clay, Betty Conley, Paul Cooper, Juanita Davis, Steven Ellis, Jennifer Eoff, Julie Ewing, Ricky Fields, May Finch, Judith Fuchs, Bonita Gatewood, Larry Gorman, Jerry Gribbons, Richard Grizzell, Thomas Gross, Betty Harris, Charles Henderson, Ronnie Jones, Michael Lafuse, Howard Logan, Paul Loveaul, Patricia McCorkle, Homer Russell McDonald, Frances Magee, Phillip Manuel, Judith Marsh, Michael Pitts, Kittrel Porter, Janice Riley, Donna Roberts, Dale Rodmaker, Brenda Ross, Arlene Ruby, Wayne Sammons, Karen Siler, Loran Spence, Jeanie Stapp, Terry Stephens, Janice Todd, John Tucker, James Wells, and Larry White.
A list of names reflects social connections as Mrs. Eugene I Gardner and her son John Brent visited Mrs. Mary Gardner in Shelbyville. Elizabeth Anne Sparks and Christopher Sparks, children of Donald Sparks of Daleville Indiana, stayed with William Dixon and his son from Friday to Sunday.
Shorty Johnsons eldest boy Slim applies for an assistant lifeguard post saying he has never learned to swim. The piece uses a light anecdotal tone to illustrate personal preferences and getting along with others by respecting differences.
Amy Sue Addison of Posey township received the Lella R. Gaddis scholarship to Purdue University under the State Fair Girls State program. Selection cited her nine years in 4 H Club and extensive projects from clothing to forestry. The award includes reduced university fees and she leaves Sunday for Purdue to study Home Economics Education.
The menu lists daily lunch options from Monday September 18 to Friday September 22. Dishes include creamed eggs on toast, hot roast beef, chop suey on rice, cheeseburger, and French fried fish sticks with sides and milk.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle O. Plank and children Kimberly and Douglas visited Mrs. Lorraine Plank in Knightstown for Sunday dinner. James Terhune leaves for Taylor University to begin his senior year. Sunday guests at Floyd Reddick include Ralph Stevens Wanda Reeves and Lucille Reeves. Also Carthage Festival promotes two events Auction Sale and Beard Growing Contest from Sept 21 to 23.
Mr and Mrs Rex Edwards and their son along with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Leisure of Charlottesville spent Thursday evening and Friday in Vevay enjoying boating on the Ohio River.
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