Fall Festival Committee Meeting Called
Notice of a meeting for all Fall Festival Committee members and activities chairmen on Friday September 16 at 8 00 PM at the Center building.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1966
Page
1
Notice of a meeting for all Fall Festival Committee members and activities chairmen on Friday September 16 at 8 00 PM at the Center building.
Born Wednesday, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sullivan of R.1. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer French and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sullivan. Carthage Chapter of O.E.S. met with Grace Pitts presiding. pro tem Donald Fancher. Casey Ronan received 25 year pins. masters Bill Kile, Joel Porter, Rue McDaniel, and Russell Parish honored. Refreshments served after.
Phillip Lloyd Manuel has a new address at CBC NAVSCON Port Hueneme California 93041. The file notes the unit and class information as C A B50 45 26 and A A04 A2 67.
Pearl Stevens hosted a Saturday evening surprise party at her Carthage home for Miss Tressie Clay’s 16th birthday. Attending were Miss Clay and friends Rhonda Reddick Judy Zimmerman Ramona Gorman Janet Mummert Karen Dalrymple Kim Lafuse Mike McClurg Alva Porter Rick Patton and Jim Zimmerman, son of Woodrow and wife.
The Frail Festival Show committee invites singers dancers baton twirlers and others to join this year’s Fall Festival Talent Show. Call 565 4465 before September 21 to enter. Watch the paper for more information.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur McCorkle return from a two week vacation in Minnesota. They stayed at Lynn Haven Resort in Nevis and visited Island Lake and Third Crow Wing Lake. The report notes wonderful weather and very good fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Brown and children Jerry and Linda hosted Sunday dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Fancher and family of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. George Fancher of Arlington. Afternoon callers were Miss Jean Miller of Milroy and Airman Frederick Fancher, recently from Lackland AFB, Texas, who has departed for Seattle, Washington.
Mrs. Forrest Beck, Knightstown Home District Chairman, presided over a School of Instruction for all Auxiliary district presidents and Home Chairmen at the ISSC Home near Knightstown. A 7 p.m. banquet followed, with a bus tour of the grounds and a tour of the new beauty salon and barber shop donated by the Legion Post. Attendees stayed overnight and joined the annual Legion Day on Sunday at the ISSC Home.
The regular monthly meeting of the Brotherhood and Sisterhood is set for Monday September 19 at 7 30 p m at the Community Center.
Cub Scout Pack holds meeting at 7 30 p m September 22 1966 at the Community Center. Registration dues for Boy s Life magazine will be collected and several boys will receive awards.
Mrs Gouldie Kyser reports the Goodwill truck will be at her home Wednesday delivering donated goods and accepting items for pick up.
The editor reviews state rules on school reorganization, noting voters’ concerns, ADA measures, and how Carthage and nearby townships fit or miss state standards. He cites Mr. Campbell of the State Commission, discusses Rush County actions, and suggests arbitration and legislative changes may aid smaller districts.
Miss Berniece Logan enters Ball State University for her second term, after graduating with the 1966 Carthage School class. Connie Palicki heads to Asbury College for freshman year, while John Terhune and Craig Lafuse begin freshman studies at Taylor University and Purdue University respectively. Other students pursue Purdue, Butler, Morehead, and Ball State with Glee Club involvement and sophomore-year progress.
Mrs Phil Cindy Dalrymple is mentioned in a brief society note with continuation on page three indicating ongoing coverage of her activities or family engagements.
The Indiana Bandmasters Association Marching Clinic was held at Purdue University in Lafayette featuring bands from Seymour, Pendleton, Jeffersonville, and Dyer plus the 140 member Purdue Freshman Band. Carthage attendees included Bob Edwards and several others as Clark-Union events outlined club dues and committees for a Fall Festival.
Mr and Mrs Carl Clouse and Mr Fred Donoho visited Indiana polis on Sunday to discuss community matters and potential local events.
Lawrence Stroup 59 a New York Central agent at Knightstown and Carthage died Monday at his Knightstown home after a two month illness He was born in Goldsmith Indiana and graduated La Fontaine 1926 He moved here in 1927 survived by widow Millie two sons Jack and William Knightstown one brother Charles Marion and four grandchildren Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 pm at Butcher Funeral Home with burial in Glen Cove Cemetery
The Lions Club met at the Community Center for a dinner gathering with good attendance and eleven guests. District Governor Earl McCarty of Greenfield delivered an inspiring talk on Lions work and future plans, as others were welcomed and awards announced.
Richard Cole and Sons of Carthage purchased three registered Angus cows from Charlie Hayes and Family of Bedford Indiana.
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