Magee Seeks Divorce and Property Award
Clara Ann Magee files for divorce from Ronald Magee seeking sole ownership of an auto and house trailer in Carthage. She requests $30 weekly support and $250 attorney fees. Heinold Purchases Champion Barrow at National Barrow Show for $3.50 per pound. 195-pound Chester White owned by Hart Hart Farms Harvard Illinois. bid by Harold Heinold for Rushville Heinold Hog Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Ann Magee
Ronald Magee
Heinold
Barrow
Austin
Minn
Heinold Hog Market
Hart- Hart Farms
Harvard
Ill
Jim He
Harold Heinold
Paul Schrader
Rushville
Walnut Ridge Homecoming features Robert Morris speaker
Rally Day at Walnut Ridge Friends Church on Sunday October 2 includes Sunday School at 9:30, a 10:30 morning worship, and a noon pitch in dinner. Rev. Robert Morris, a former pastor and Brazil missionary, speaks at 2:00 after Rev. Henderson. Williamson family welcomes Shelley Kay born Sept 16, 1966 at Ball Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Ridge Friends Church
Mike Henderson
Robert Morris
Brazil
Morrises
Walnut Ridge
Friends
Service Mailing Address Given
Charles A. Campbell HA9195837 is advised of a service mailing address at General Del. Building E US Naval Station Norfolk Virginia 23511. The notice confirms location for official mail and related correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Campbell
General del
US Naval Station
Norfolk
Virginia
Loyal O.E.S. Chapter holds Friends Night in Richmond
Mrs. Paul Scott attended Friends Night of the Loyal Order of the Eastern Star in Richmond Indiana Saturday. Scott served as guest officer of the Chaplain for the Loyal Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Scott
Rachel King
Friends Night of the Loyal O.E.S
Richmond
Indiana
Scott
Loyal Chapter
Youth Groups Start Regular Meetings at East St Church
The East St Church youth groups begin weekly sessions on Sunday September 18 at 5 30 p m in the church hall. The C Y F group is sponsored by Revy Paul Boulton and the Chi Rho group by Mr and Mrs Robert McKain. The groups plan a float for the Fall Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East St. Christian Church
Revy Paul Boulton
Robert McKain
Birth Announcement for Cindy Ranay Vandeventer
A daughter weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vandeventer of Indianapolis on August 27, 1966 at St. Francis Hospital. Grandparents are Howard Leisure of Carthage and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vandeventer Sr. of Arlington. great grandfather Noah Leisure of Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley Kay
Bill Williamson
Muncie
Ball Memorial Hospital
Jave
Kenneth Bush
Carthage
Clifford Williamson
Williamson
Sally Bash
Cindy Ranay
Ed Vandeventer
Indianapolis
St. Francis Hospital
Howard Leisure
Arlington
Noah Leisure
Carthage Woman Ada Chappell Convalesces in Indianapolis
Miss Ada Chappell of Carthage R. 1 is convalescing at the home of her niece Mrs Betty Armacost 3606 Guilford Ave Indianapolis She would like to hear from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ada Chappell
Carthage R. 1
Betty Armacost
Guilford Ave
Wrights Attend Bloomfield Wedding of Margaret Wright
Mr and Mrs Robert Wright and their children from Carthage attended the wedding and reception of Margaret Wright of Bloomfield to Ed Zuck schwerdt of Columbus Indiana The ceremony and reception were held in Bloomfield with a reception at the bride’s parents home in Bloomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wright
Carthage
Margaret Wright
Bloomfield
Ed Zuckschwerdt
Columbus
Indiana
Past Matrons and Patrons Meet at Masonic Hall
The Past Matrons and Patrons Club met Monday night at the Masonic Hall with eight members present. President Katheryn Liebrandt led the meeting and a pitch-in dinner for all members and their families was set for November 6 at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Katheryn Liebrandt
Four Ways From The Office Rush County Tourney Rescheduled
The Rush County Baseball Tourney is moved to new dates with first game on September 23, semi finals on September 27 and finals on September 30. Also notes Cub Scout meeting September 22 at 7 30 p m at the Community Center with dues for Boy magazine collection and awards for boys. Indiana Sesquicentennial celebration at Indiana Soldiers' and Sailors' Home on October 2 features the Continental Air Command Band from Robbins AFB Georgia with a full day program including cannons, films, sky diving, bagpipes and concerts. Eight Grade notes include a party plan and adjournment motion. The cafeteria menu lists weekly items for September 26-30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Indiana
Lincoln Hall
Continental Air Command
Morton
Continental Air Command Band
Six Carthage Arlington youths face drag race charges
Six youths from Carthage and Arlington were charged with engaging in a speed contest after a drag race on a county road west of Arlington. The arrests were by State Trooper Mull and Deputy Peters after a race at about 11 30 p m near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks with speeds up to 85 mph. Charged are Mark A Wainscott 19 Arlington Robert Sullivan 19 Route 1 Carthage Terry R Gibson 18 Carthage Larry G Nigh 18 Route 2 Carthage and Charles Alter 17 Carthage. A sixth youth will be charged later and the warrant is being prepared. The charge carries a maximum penalty of 90 days at the Indiana State Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Arlington Area
Rush
Arlington
Mark A. Wainscott
Robert Sullivan
Route 1
Terry R. Gibson
Larry G. Nigh
Route 2
Charles Alter
Jack Clarkson
Indiana State Farm
J. W. Mull
Wayne Peters
Mull
Baltimore and Ohio
Wainscott
Sullivan
Arlington Wins Three Way Cross Country Meet
Arlington topped Carthage and Manilla in a triangle meet hosted Monday. Team scores were Arlington 30, Carthage 42, Manilla 48 with winning time 11 minutes 24 seconds. Top finishers included McCabe, Hawkins, Wilmoth, and Lee for Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Manilla
Carthage
McCabe
Jack Hawkins
Wilson
McNabb
Fenton
Earnest
Wilmoth
Campbell
Lee
Durbin
Joseph
Grizzell
Ray
Back
Deboard
Johnsons Host Fidelity Sunday School Class Meeting
Mr and Mrs Marvin Johnson entertained the Fidelity Sunday School Class at home. President Robert Walker led. Devotions from Matthew 17 were given. A church parking lot was discussed and a December program committee was named. Contests with prizes followed. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ralph Pearson Mr and Mrs Bob Nigh Mrs Laura Sandefur and others. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Nigh
Debbie
Daryl
Hubert Hunt
Laura Sandefur
Homer Hensler
Paul Doughty
Bob Walker
Roy Stanley
Mark
Larry Johnson
Rush Memorial Hospital Admits Patients After Falls
Carl Carson Sr entered Rush Memorial Hospital last Friday. Mrs Clara Delinger was admitted Thursday night after a fall at her home. Mr and Mrs Jesse Pitts and Lynda visited L W Mohler at Oaklandon on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Carson, Sr
Rush Memorial Hospital
Clara Delinger
Jesse Pitts
Lynda
L. W. Mohler
Oaklandon
Annual Dairy Banquet Honors 435 Members
The Sept evening banquet honored 435 and adult dairy club members for outstanding achievements over the past year. 4H Dairy members Kenneth Hoeing and Don Jolliff spoke of the club’s efforts, Virgil Root returned from an around the world tour, and Charles Ariens received the Rush County Dairy Herd Improvement Association award. Steve Hahn earned a trophy from Cincinnati Milk Sales Association, while Don Jolliff won the Grand Champion 4H Female award from the Rush Co Holstein Association. Seventy people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Club
Kenneth Hoeing
Don Jolliff
Virgil Root
Earl Frank Priest
Robert Sullivan
Charles Ariens
Rush County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Cincinnati Milk Sales Association
Steve Hahn
Rush Co. Holstein Association
Kenneth Land
Nineteen vie for Fall Festival Queen
The 1966 Fall Festival Queen contest unfolds with nineteen contestants, interviews by judges from Rushville, and a Wednesday pageant at the Community Center. Miss Fall Festival 1965 Janis Blessinger to crown the new queen with Marilyn Edwards providing music. gifts and prizes from local sponsors accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Center
William Windsor
Marilyn Dunn
J. D. Taff
Robert Miller
Rushville
Robert M. Miller
Joseph E. Porter
Janis (Perry) Blessinger
Marilyn Edwards
Carthage
Manuels Market
Ruby’s Market
Carthage Grain Co
Joyce’s Fashion Shop
Hugh Trowbridge
Hampton Mortuary
Tommies Service
Winters Accounting
Quentin Perry
Knightstown Greenhouses
Goodyear Co
Janice Blessinger
Walter Blessinger
Biggest And Best Ever Awaits Starting Gong Wednesday Night
The 1966 Fall Festival will feature rides from a major amusement company on Mill Street between Main and Walnut for four days ending Sunday Oct 2. A Queen contest takes place Sept 28 at 8 p m in the Community Center auditorium with admission 1.00. Co chairs Sue Ann Land and Patty Grizzell report acts from Beginning Junior and Senior Bands vocal solos and more under MC Dick Pea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Street
Main
Walnut Streets
Charles Elmore
Sue Ann Land
Patty Grizzell
Carthage
Salx Weed
Dick Pea
Rushville
Fall Festival Booths and Parade Promises Big Turnout
Jim Miller and the committee announce a packed Community Center with sales booths and displays on Thursday Sept 29 tied to the Smorgasbord. Garden Club Legion Auxiliary and other groups showcase crafts plants and photography while vendors present color TV and finished products. The parade features up to eight bands, three float classes, prize money, business divisions and an equestrian section with youth decorated bicycles and a sesquicentennial themed procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Miller
Garden Club
Legion Auxiliary
Literary Circle
PTO
Art Club
Joe Porter
Henley Studios
Knightstown
Knightstown Furniture
Carthage Radio
Boy Scouts
Container Corporation
CCA
Carthage
Bill Alexander
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
American Legion and Auxiliary
Lion’s Club
Volunteer Fire Dept
Main Street
Log Street
Walnut Street
Henley Street
First Street
Festival Church Smorgasbord Set At Community Center
The annual event runs 5 to 8 p m on Thursday Sept 29 in the basement of the Community Center. Tickets aren t sold. a free will offering is invited. Container Corp of America supplies serving ware and cups and donates a gift to attendees. Co chairmen Hazel Alexander and Edith Hull urge donated food be brought by 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Container Corp. of America
Container Corp
Hazel Alexander
Edith Hull
Euchre Party After Smorgasbord At Community Center
A Euchre party will be held on the upper floor of the Community Center after the Smorgasbord at 8 p m on Thursday. Admission is tiny per person with a door prize. Local merchants donated many prizes and refreshments will be provided.
History Mobile to visit Carthage for Sesquicentennial display
Indiana History Mobile celebrating the state's 150th anniversary will arrive in Carthage on Friday September 30. Rush County students are expected to tour the exhibit at Carthage School from 9 a.m. to noon and then at the Community Center, with free admission. The unit departs Carthage at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Indiana
History Mobile
Carthage
Rush County
Carthage School
Lion's Club Fish Fry at Community Center
The Lion's Club sponsors a fish fry for the public on Friday from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Saturday from noon until 6:30 p.m. in the basement of the Community Center. Proceeds support club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lion’s Club
Band Marching Contest After Festval Parade
After the Festi val Parade bands will march on Main Street from the Bank to the Sinclair Station. First prize is 50 dollars, second 25, with plaques for all entrants. Six non Carthage bands have verbally agreed to join the Fall Festival, including Rushville High School with 120 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Sinclair Station
Ball State
Bobby Edwards
Carthage
Rushville High School
Carthay CO
Cakewalk At Main And Mill Promises Cake Prizes
The fall festival features a cakewalk in the Main and Mill intersection. fifty tickets first, one dollar each, then ten cents per walk until all cakes are won. Donations due to Parish Insurance Office by 1 p.m. Saturday. The annual dance at the Community Center runs 9 p.m. to 12 a.m. Saturday. couples admitted for two dollars with no table reservations. Music by the Pen-Pets band of five directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main and
Mill
Parish Insurance Office
Dance Center Prize Draw Auction At Community Center
Saturday night drawing for Fall Festival prizes at the Community Center includes a 12 inch portable TV a transistor radio a Black and Decker drill a GE wall clock a door mirror and a $15 permanent wave tickets are given with each donation and available from Frank Hampton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black & Decker
Miller Bros. Hardware
Carthage Radio Shop
Tweedy Lumber Co
Lettie
Beauty Shop
Frank Hampton
Sky-Diving Event Scheduled at School Grounds
The sky diving event is planned for 2 p m at the school grounds on Sunday October 2 details will be released later for the event.
Garden Tractor Pull at School Grounds Sunday
A garden tractor pull will be held on Sunday afternoon at 2 30 pm on the school grounds. Weigh in runs from noon to 2 pm with a 2.00 entry fee. Three classes 700 850 and 1000 pounds including driver weight. Winners receive trophies and small cash awards. Ribbons to the first five placers.
Changes to program require timely notice to publicity chair
The notice directs readers to contact Bob Winters, Publicity Chairman, for any program changes. It emphasizes immediate communication to ensure updates are published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Winters
Milroy Triumphs Over Raiders In Early Display
Milroy capitalized on Carthage walks and errors in the early innings to win 8 1 on the Raider diamond. Eakins pitched four hits allowed with four strikeouts and two walks. Wildey added a three bagger for Milroy in the third as Milroy outhit Carthage 4 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milroy
Carthage
Raider
Eakins
John Rucker
Wildey
Knighthood Mention in New Castle Editorial
The New Castle Courier-Times notes Robert Heller was knighted by the King of Sweden. Heller, once part owner of the Kahn Heller Dept Store in New Castle, was an accomplished violinist and pupil of Carrie Weaver in Knightstown. He led Heller Associates of Cleveland, a renowned consulting firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Heller
Heller Associates
Cleveland
Ohio
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Richard Harrold
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Ati
Carthage High School
I. S
Air Force
Danny Edwards
Patia Whitfield
Jerry Dixon
Mike
Marty Matlock
Sammons
Sheryl McDonald
Kimberly Plank
Diane DeWees
Ruth Edwards
Donald Lynch
Wayne Hoffman
Steve Heim
Rickey McKenney
Steve Morrow
Kristine Rucker
Charles Magee
Tom Smith
Kelton Stacy
Gary Brown
Victor Jackson
CHS
Ripley Township
Anderson
Center OP
Eseeneas
Center
Pikes Pic Ae
Jackson Eee
David Leisure
Wilkinson
Raiders
Milroy, Eakins
J. Harcourt
Rucker, Lafuse
Edwards
A. J. Carr
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