Carthage Lions host men teachers dinner meeting
The Carthage Lions Club welcomed six men teachers as guests at a Monday night dinner at the Community Center. Twenty two members attended. New president Hubert Hunt presided. District Governor Richard McCready of Lawrence Indiana spoke. Fall Festival plans were discussed and tickets for rides were distributed. Next meeting will be a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Lions Club
Hubert Hunt
John Rhodes
Lion District
Richard McCready
Lawrence
Indiana
Lions Club
Birth of daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Hal McCrum
Mr and Mrs Hal McCrum of Zionsville welcomed a 7 lb 9 oz daughter born August 30 to the couple and the child is the great granddaughter of James Terhune of Carthage R 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal McCrum
Zionsville
James Terhune
Carthage R. R
Fall Festival Talent Show Seeks Participants
The community invites participants for the Pages of the Past talent show. Interested entrants should contact Mr. Jack Rhoades at LO 53915 or Ruth Hunt at LO 54915 immediately to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rhoades
Ruth Hunt
Cub Scout Fisher Tre a at Dr McNabb Lake
About seventy five boys and parents gathered Sunday evening at Dr George B McNabbs lake south of Carthage for a Cub Scout fisher event. A wiener roast and pitch in supper followed two hours of fishing with no catch. A large bonfire lit the presentation of a 50 star flag to Carthage American Legion Auxiliary scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. McNabb
Carthage
Rush County Junior Republican Club Organized in Rushville
The Rush County Junior Republican Club formed Friday night at the county GOP Headquarters in Rushville with several townships represented. Bill Green of Rushville presided as president as by laws were adopted and a next meeting set for Wednesday night September 21. Charter members announced include Judy Alexander Verlin Custer Carole Conde Cheryl Conde Toni Conde James Ellis Bill Green Judy Harrold Karen Jones Rick Levi Sherry Marshall Debbie Phillips Steve Owens John Worth and Jim Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Junior Republican Club
GOP
Rushville
Bill Green
Junior Republican Organization
Judy Alexander
Verlin Custer
Carole Conde
Cheryl Conde
Toni Conde
James Ellis
Judy Harrold
Karen Jones
Rick Levi
Sherry Marshall
Debbie Phillips
Steve Owens
John Worth
Jim Smith
Chi Rho Meet Records Cookie Sale Proceeds
The Chi Rho group met at the Christian Church on Monday September 12. Fourteen members one teacher and one guest answered roll call. A cookie sale raised 38.01 dollars while Sherry McKain led the lesson and gave the prayer. Billie Henley and Drenda Mourey led songs. Refreshments were served by Jerry May and Larry Bush. Karen Siler reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Rho
Christian Church
Billie Henley
Drenda Mourey
Sherry McKain
Jerry May
Larry Bush
Karen Siler
Souder Family Reunion Held Near Greenfield
The Souder family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Souder north of Greenfield. Attending from the area were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blankenship and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Souder, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Souder and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pike and Mrs. Gertrude Jessup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souder
James E. Souder
North of
Greenfield
Charles Blankenship
Howard Souder
Harold Souder
Cecil Pike
Gertrude Jessup
Indianapolis couple welcomed Craig Melvin, 6 11
Mr and Mrs Max Manche of Indianapolis announce the birth of a son named Craig Melvin at Community Hospital in Indianapolis on Friday September 9. The infant weighs 6 pounds 11 ounces and is the grandson of Mrs Mabel Manche of Carthage and Mrs Elizabeth Elmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Manche
Indianapolis
Craig Melvin
Mabel Manche
Carthage
Elizabeth Elmore
Carthage Band Wins Third in Parade Event
The Carthage band finished third in the band contest at the Farmers' Day Parade marking the final day of the Indiana State Fair on Thursday. Zionsville's band earned first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Zionsville
Carthage High School
North Central High School
Indianapolis
Southport
McClurgs Rent Mourey Property in Carthage
Mr and Mrs Gary McClurg have rented the Jesse Mourey property on Sixth Street in Carthage. Mrs Worth Pitts and her children Anna Marie and Tommy along with Mrs Ruth Souder and her grandson Deryl Jr recently spent two days in Santa Claus Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary McClurg
Jesse Mourey
Sixth St
Carthage
Worth Pitts
Anna Marie
Tommy
Ruth Souder
Deryl Jr
Santa Claus
Indiana
CHS Menu and New Courses Highlight Senior Year
The page lists weekly meals including tomatoes and peaches with milk, and notes seniors are offered college prep math with trig and calculus concepts. It mentions Mr Howell’s math enthusiasm and a new speech class led by Mr Rhoades with six students, focusing on presentations and poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Rhoades
School News Opens This Week in Carthage
Carthage Citizen begins its fifteenth edition of Four Ways From the Office. The column, originated by Bayard Baker, dean emeritus of school teachers, is written edited and censored by students and faculty. The paper notes it is not part of the venture but is presented by the publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Citizen
Bayard Baker
Carthage
First Edition of School News by Temporary Staff
The ring of school bells marks a new year with fresh experiences for Seniors as a school newspaper edition is produced by a temporary staff led by Dean Gardner as editor and includes Sue Sandefur in Sports and Tom Roberts with Bill Muir in Music among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Gardner
Sue Sandefur
Tom Roberts
Bill Muir
Jim Ellis
Judy Kennedy
Mardell Wrightsman
Cathy Ruby
Clara Jo Henley
Carthage Schools announce new principal and staff
Ralph Brenton, 60, named principal for the coming year at Carthage Schools. He holds AB BS from Indiana State Teachers College, MA from Butler, plus study at the University of Texas. He and his wife reside in Knightstown. two sons and a daughter are in school. Other new teachers include Miss McMahel Petry Mrs Lane and Mr Hart. The article also notes grade school activity and Fall Festival queen selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Brenton
Carthage
Brenton
Indiana State Teachers College
Terre Haute
Indiana
Butler University
University of Texas
Richmond
Colorado
South
Jefferson Street
Knightstown
McMahel
Petry
Lane
Hart
September school menu offers daily lunches
The menu lists meals for September 19 to 23. On Monday: Barbecue Sandwich, Combination Salad, Buttered Lim as, Bing Cherries and Milk. On Tuesday: Sausage and Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans.
Arlington beats Carthage 42 in nine inning game
Arlington had four hits to Carthage two with Muir collecting a triple and a double for the only extra hits. Arlington’s pitcher fanned six and walked 13. Carthage hurlers struck out seven and issued four walks in the setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Carthage
Muir
CHS
Class Officers and Chatterbox News 1960 61
Seniors elected officers and Judy Harrold named Falls Festival Queen. Juniors began candy store sales and ring purchases. Jane Hunt dating Jerry Thrall. senior photo sessions scheduled next week. band finished third in the State Fair parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Harrold
Judy
Jane Hunt
Jerry Thrall
Jane
Mardell
Ronnie
Fall Festival Plans Announced for 1960 Event
The 1960 Annual Fall Festival runs Thursday September 29 through Saturday October 1 with Bakers Rides starting September 28. Highlights include a Flower Show and Sale by the Garden Club, a Smorgasbord by area churches, a new wrestling match sponsored by the Conservation Club, a Friday Talent Show chaired by Jack Rhoades, a Fishery Stand, children's contests, a parade and marching contests, a cake walk by the American Legion, and the Festival Dance and Queen crowning Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakers Rides
Garden Club
Conservation Club
Hugh Trowbridge
Center Auditorium
Jack Rhoades
American Legion and Auxiliary
Weed control in the lawn in Lafayette Indiana
Purdue University turf expert W H Daniel notes unsightly weeds such as dandelion buckhorn and broadleaf species can be managed by good lawn care and amine 2 4 D spraying plus liberal fertilization proper mowing and irrigation. He warns weed killers can harm shrubs trees and flowers and recommends precautions including covering blooms and applying on calm days. For crabgrass dual control uses 2 4 D with crabgrass killers and two applications five to seven days apart. Forms include wax bars granules and hose end sprayers with spray application often most effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
W. H. Daniel
Purdue University
Daniel
Phosphate and Potash Use Sheds Time for 1961 Corn Crop
Purdue agronomists note fall broadcasting of phosphate and potash speeds spring planting for the 1961 corn crop. Indiana dairy and milk production figures show non fat dry milk for human food totaling 13,588,000 pounds last year, down from 18,555,000 in 1958 per state federal agricultural statisticians at Purdue University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University Agronomists
Indiana
Purdue University
College students begin new terms at Indiana campuses
Paul Turner leaves for Marion College to enter his junior year in Marion Indiana. Jim Terhune travels with family to Taylor University in Upland Indiana. Bob Harrold departs with family for Purdue University to begin junior year. Jimmy Overman heads to Purdue for sophomore year after summer school. Maryln Jackson leaves with her parents for Ball State Teachers College in Muncie to start junior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Harrold
Richard Harrold
R. R. J. Carthage
Purdue University
Jimmy Overman
Jack Overman
Purdue
Freshman and family announcements from Indiana and Purdue students
Mike Watkins starts his freshman year at Indiana University on Monday. The Watkins family moved from Ralph Mosier's home to Billy Watkins at Nashville Indiana. Ronnie Gatewood, son of Wilbur Gatewood, is a Purdue sophomore, while Kellis R. Veach, son of Mrs. Howard Windsor, begins as a freshman at Indiana University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Watkins
Indiana University
Ralph Mosier
Billy Watkins
Nashville
Ind
Ronnie Gatewood
Wilbur Gatewood
Purdue University
Kellis R. Veach
Howard Windsor
Local Social Roundup From Greenfield and Nearby Areas
Sunday gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Andis of Greenfield visiting Robert and Mrs. Walker. Lennox Manuel and sons visited Lloyd Manuel’s father Demus Manuel. James Ellis and family visited Ora and Mrs. Ellis in Fairborn Ohio. Fred Flick traveled Friday to Holton Indiana to see relatives. James W. Mosier and daughter Charissa of Cincinnati spent the weekend here. Rev. Herman Parker hosted dinner for Merle Lamb and Troy Downing of Farmland. Wallace Shockney called in the afternoon. Greenfield attendees Lewis May Herman Parker and Paul Hadley joined a Quaker Hill retreat in Richmond Tuesday. Worth Pitts and Ralph Pearson families attended coon dog field trials near Anderson Sunday. Hensler cousins visited from Monrovia California and Harold McCoy from Anderson Saturday. Shelbyville visits included Mrs. Charles Whitfield Mrs. Lowell Brown Mrs. Frank Hampton and Mrs. Kenneth Rhodes last Thursday. Eldon Plank and daughters weekended with Forrest Eakin in Anderson with a Sunday Cicero outing and skiing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Andis
Greenfield
Robert Walker
Walker
Lloyd Manuel
Demus Manuel
James Ellis
Ora Ellis
Fairborn
Ohio
Fred Flick
Holton
Indiana
James W. Mosier
Charissa
Cincinnati
Herman Parker
Merle Lamb
Troy Downing
Farmland
Wallace Shockney
Lewis May
Paul Hadley
Quaker Hill
Richmond
Worth Pitts
Ralph Pearson
Coon
Anderson
H. L. Hensler
C. P. Hodson
Monrovia
California
Harold McCoy
Charles Whitfield
Lowell Brown
Frank Hampton
Kenneth Rhodes
Shelbyville
Eldon Plank
Pheasant season opens November 10 with limits
The State Conservation Department announced pheasant season runs November 10 to 30 with a two cock pheasant daily bag limit and protective rules for hens. Hunting begins at 8 am CST on opening day. Rabbit and quail seasons start the same day, geese begin October 21 at noon, and ducks run November 4 to 26 and December 16 to January 6 with noon openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Department
Edwin K. Marlin
New Civic Group II Organized in Carthage
Fifteen members attended the weekly meeting as Parvel Moore was elected president with a vacancy for vice president. Rev. Robert Kendall became secretary and Rev. Paul Mayfield treasurer, with three directors named. The group, about 20 strong, aims to fund community projects including youth programs and the Community Center and plans to raise several hundred dollars in three months to purchase the Black Bear property for future generations. The association also calls for strong support for the Fall Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parvel Moore
Robert Kendall
Paul Mayfield
Albert Ray
John White
Arminta Ruby
Carthage
Den 1 Scout Meeting at Richard McNabb Home
Den 1 met Monday September 12 at Richard McNabb's home with all members present. We played baseball and refreshments were served. Denner Thomas Blessinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout News den 1
Richard McNabb
Denner
Thomas Blessinger
Den 2 Meets at Mrs Whitfield’s Home for Citizenship Talk
Six boys attended with Den Chief Jerry May and Asst. Den Chief Mike Whitfield. They discussed citizenship and Indian projects, practiced marching for the Fall Festival parade, and played Fill the Gap. Prayer was led by Mike Back. refreshments were served by Mrs Whitfield. Denner Max Dewees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den No. 2
Virginia Whitfield
Jerry May
Mike Whitfield
Mike Back
Denner
Max Dewees
Senior MYF Guests Sunday in Indianapolis
Sunday afternoon twelve members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship with Rev and Mrs Mayfield and others visited Trinity MYF. They enjoyed group games singing and lunch followed by a safety film from the Indiana State Police. The guests attended the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship Organization
Paul Mayfield
John Rhodes
Raymond Kennedy
Trinity Myf
Indiana
Lou Magee
Jeannine Terhune
Jon Smith
Jennie Eoff
Karen Graff
Gary Siler
Lynn Kennedy
Judy Kennedy
Sue Siler
Sue Mosier
Rita Stanley
Carolyn Miller
Mayfield
Rhodes
Ken
Nelsons Host Sunday Dinner and Guests
Sunday dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Logan Nelson included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carey and son Jeff and Mrs. Olive Draper of New Castle. Afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson. Shoppers from Indianapolis included Miss Maryin Jo Gray and Mrs. Paul Gray and Miss Mary Jo Mangin. Other visits noted: Nelsons in New Castle Thursday and the Greenfield and Chicago connections with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stephens visiting Ed Carroll's household Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Nelson
Harold Carey
Jeff
Olive Draper
New Castle
Thomas Nelson
Maryin Jo Gray
Paul Gray
Mary Jo Mangin
Indianapolis
Roy Stanley
Robert Stanley
Greenfield
Albert Stephens
Chicago
Ed Carroll
P T C Honors New Teachers At September PTO Dinner
The September PTO meeting at the Community Center honored Carthage teachers with a pitch in dinner. President Albert Terhune presided Rev Robert Kendall led devotions Jack Rhoades reported secretary duties William Skinner introduced teachers and Principal Ralph Brenton spoke. Committees included Ruth Hunt Mary E Bush Norma McKain Lillian Stanley Virginia Whitfield Frances Terhune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTO
Carthage
Albert Terhune
Robert Kendall
Jack Rhoades
William Skinner
Ralph Brenton
Ruth Hunt
Mary E. Bush
Norma McKain
Lillian Stanley
Virginia Whitfield
Frances Terhune
Kindergarten Registration Notice for First Day
Parents must accompany children to register for kindergarten on Monday morning September 19 at 8 10. Do not send the child alone. Bring the birth certificate. No late registration allowed. Child must be five years old by October 15.
Rush County Board Keeps 1961 Budgets Unchanged
The Rush County Board of Tax Adjustment, in a brief three hour session, reviewed the 1961 budgets and levies for Rushville, townships, the county, and the local library and left them untouched. Members included Arthur Winfield Joe Archer Fred McGinnis Jr and Jack Payne with Judge William F Marshall and other local officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County Board of Tax Adjustment
Rushville City
Arthur Winfield
Joe Archer
Fred McGinnis Jr
Jack Payne
William F. Marshall
Orville Martin
Earl Chamberlain
Glen Hungerford
New Salem Defeats Carthage 9-3 In Opener
New Salem tops Carthage 9-3 in the league opener on the winners field. Pitcher Larry Angle limited Carthage to two hits with ten walks and four strikeouts while Tom Smith and Angle contributed a pair of hits for New Salem. Carthage hitters Muir and J Smith had two hits each as Angle and Amos shared catching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Salem
Carthage
Eagle
Larry Angle
J. Smith
Tom Smith
Angle
Amos
Muir
Gatewood
Hoosier Hundred Trials Set for September 17 at IMS
Ninety drivers with varied experience seek 18 starting spots in the eighth Hoosier Hundred at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Rodger Ward and Eddie Sachs lead the field with Tony Bettenhausen Don Branson Johnny Thomson A J Foyt and Jim Hurtubise among contenders. Gates open at 9 a.m. time trials start at 12 30 p.m. and the 18 fastest qualifiers race at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Rodger Ward
Eddie Sachs
Tony Bettenhausen
Don Branson
Johnny Thomson
A. J. Foyt
Jim Hurtubise
Parnelli Jones
Ward
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CUB Scouts
CHI Rho News
Introducing MR. Brenton
Nicky Chance
Cathy Goodwin
Kris Kendall
Pearson
Kennard
Shields
Cindy Brooks
Pat Sipes
Diane Grogs
Becky Johnson
Louise Dodson
Linda Harrold
Diane Clark
Janice Johnson
Joan Whitfield
Janet French
Carthage School
John Rhoades
Walsworth Publishing Company
Pam Hunt
Jeanine Terhune
David Ruby
Sharon Todd
Ron Fannin
Larry Fenner
Pam Clark
Sue Copple
Deanna Carroll
Dick Fannin
Cheryl Magee
Gene Patterson
Eldon Jackson
Clint Brawner
Sachs
Brawner
Paul Turner
Roy Turner
Marion College
Marion
Jim Terhune
Taylor University
Upland
Maryln~ Jackson
Leonard Jackson
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
New Civic Group II
Community Betterment Association
den NO
MYF
Hoosier
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