Carthage Band Boosters Meet Tuesday Evening
The Carthage Band Boosters will meet at 7 30 p m on Tuesday October 3 in the School building. Also reported are newborns Douglas Jay son of Norman and Marie McCorkle Greenfield and Kathleen Sue daughter of Richard and Mary Myers Morristown with grandparents listed in Carthage and Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Norman McCorkle
Greenfield
Douglas Jay
Hancock County Hospital
Wilbur McCorkle
CIRTH
Richard Myers
Morristown
R. R
Kathleen Sue
Cecil Pike
Lincoln Myers
New Minister Gene E. Lewis Joins Carthage Friends
Gene E. Lewis arrives in Carthage as interim minister of Carthage Friends Meeting after a prior stint in Spice Land Indiana. He was born and educated in North Carolina and has held pastorates in North Carolina Ohio and Indiana. Mrs. Lewis hails from Dayton Ohio. The couple have one child, Jim, and live in Indianapolis where Mr. Lewis teaches at Woodview Junior High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene E. Lewis
Carthage
Friends Meeting
Spiceland
Ind
Mr. Lewis
North Carolina
Ohio
Indiana
Lewis
Dayton
Jim
Indianapolis
Woodview
Rush County Christian Missionary Society Held October Meeting
Rushville Indiana hosts the Rush County Christian Missionary Society annual meeting at Main St Christian Church on October 4 with 10 a.m. registration and a noon covered dish luncheon. Edith Hull and Louise Reddick host the Christian Women's Fellowship on October 5 in the church basement with Mrs. Donald Drake and Mrs. Virgil Dolan reporting on the quadrennial gathering of 3500 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County Christian Missionary Societies
Main St. Christian Church
Rushville
Indiana
C.w.bp
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Edith Hull
Louise Reddick
Donald Drake
Virgil Dolan
Manuel family attends major league games in Cin cinnati and Detroit
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Manuel and their sons attended the Cincinnati San Francisco game in Cincinnati on Sunday. The previous Sunday Phil Lip and Tommy Manuel also accompanied their parents to Detroit for the Yankees Detroit game. Their names were omitted from the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lewis Lafuse and Sons
Bud Selm
Connersville
San Francisco
Lloyd Manuel
Phillip
Tommy Manuel
Detroit
Rush County Rural Youth Club meeting at Farm Bureau Building
The Rush County Rural Youth Club convened with president Paul Lessing presiding. Howard Crussel led mixers, Linda Miller led the pledge and devotion, and guests Russell Nigh and his wife from Carthage gave a chalk drawing lesson on The Meaning of Calvary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County Rural Youth Club
Farm Bureau
Paul Lessing
Howard Crussel
Linda Miller
Jo Gray
Russell Nigh
Carthage
Larry Gordon
George Seifert
Tom McManus
Frank Schonfeld
Rites Held For Ell Stephens
Joshua Ell Stephens aged 74 died at his Carthage home after a sudden illness. Born March 15 1887 in Lewis County Kentucky, he worked at Container Corporation of America Carthage and retired. Survived by widow Lola Fannin 1913 marriage, three daughters, three sons, one brother, eleven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at Hampton Mortuary Carthage. Burial Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown. IN FLORIDA Mr Fred McManus and Mrs McManus head to St Petersburg for winters. CHANGE RESIDENCE Harold and Mrs Harold Taylor moving to 621 Hawthorne Ave Anderson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Ell Stephens
Carthage
Mr. Stephens
Lewis County
Kentucky
John N
Mary M. Ash Stephens
Container Corporation of America
Lola Fanninn
Aree
Eugene Reddick
Bertha Mac Snell
New Castle
Virgie Cartwright
Elmhurst
Iinois
Sgt
Omer Stephens
Romulus
New York
Nelson Stephens
Robert Wayne Stephens
Indianapolis
George Stephens
Columbus
Ohio
Hampton Mortuary
Paul Mayfield
Glen Cove Cemetery
Knightstown
Harold Taylor
Hawthorne Ave
Anderson, Indiana
Entertainers at White Shrine Meeting in New Castle
The Misses Carol Carver Pam Hunt and Jeannine Terhune and Lynn Kennedy performed last Thursday night in New Castle during the White Shrine Meeting entertainment segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Carver
Pam Hunt
Jeannine Terhune
Lynn Kennedy
New Castle
Albert Murfin 68 Dies. Charlottesville Resident
Albert Murfin of Charlottesville died at home Tuesday afternoon last week at age 68. Born September 26, 1892 in Indiana, he was a retired farmer who farmed near Wilkinson and Charlottesville. Survived by Hazel his widow, a daughter Mary Mattix of Charlottesville, three sons Thomas Indianapolis Arthur Winchester and Robert Sumter S C, ten grandchildren eight great grandchildren, a sister Cora Fedder Manistee Michigan and a brother Elmer Perkinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Murfin
Charlottesville
Wilkinson
Indiana
Alman
Ida Bealer Murfin
Hazel
Mary Mattix
Thomas
Indianapolis
Arthur
Winchester
Robert
Sumter
S. C
Cora Fedder
Manistee, Mich
Elmer
Perkinsville
Weekend Guests of Thurston Logans Include Plum Landin Family
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Logan and family were Mr. and Mrs. Herschell Rosebury and family of Plum Landin, Kentucky Passages note their visit and shared time with the Logan household.
October term juries drawn for Rush Circuit Court
Jury venires for the October term were drawn. Petit jurors include Virginia Osborn and Rods of Rushville residents. grand jurors list Floyd Delon and others from Knightstown Rushville Carthage and surrounding areas. The panels name 15 men and 9 women for the petit venire and 12 for the grand venire, with multiple Rushville and Carthage addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Circuit Court
Petit
Virginia Osborn
North Jackson
Glen Todd
Rushville
Lucille Waggoner
R. R
Ralph Truitt
Carthage
Cecil Spilman
Edwin J. Northam
North Harrison
Finley Smith
Howard Jedden
Helen Osting
DeWayne Neighbert
North Watson
Glen Boling
Glenwood
Raymond Oldham
Lewisville
John D. Readmond
Milroy
Hilda Perkins
Lois Mahin
Helen Veiles
Mays
William D. Stevens
Robert Pike
Lucy Stewart
Maxine Parks
Ray Rhoades
Homer
Bob McDaniel
Waldron
Walter A. Meyer
William Moster
Lewis D. Smith
Arlington
Willard C. Patterson
Irene R. Neuman
East Seventh
Doris Osborn
East Tenth
Sunday Dinner Guests Visit From Nearby Towns
Sunday dinner guests included Foster and Mrs. Foster Wilson and son Foster Wayne with Roy Hearne and daughter Judy from Madison, Robert Proctor Tives Fitch and children from Rushville, plus Charles Roland and family from Indianapolis staying with Russell Roland. Other visitors came from Anderson, Mays, Purdue University, Farmland, Indianapolis and Indianapolis to join local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Wilson
Foster Wayne
Roy Hearne
Judy
Madison
Robert Proctor
Tives Fitch
Rushville
Charles Roland
Indianapolis
Russell Roland
Forrest Marshall
Harold Taylor
Maxine Riggs
Anderson
E. P. Stanley
Near Mays
Lena Newsom
Raymond Kennedy
David
Diana Stanley
Judy Kennedy
Purdue University
Frank Bly
Farmland
Marcus McClurg
Lowell Brown
Charles Whitfield
Ora Clayton
Do You Remember When Birthday Dinner and Local News
Honor guest Bill Windsor attended a birthday dinner hosted by his mother Mrs Edna Windsor with friends from Knights Town and nearby. A Carthage area man escaped a corn picker accident, a birth announced, and a Summitville mother of seven died by shotgun, with funeral in Summitville and burial in Carthage Town Cemetery. Also noted are horse show attendance in Indianapolis and social events at Knightstown and local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Windsor
Edna Wndsor
Barbara Patterson
Louise Alrey
Sharon Sipe
Julia Jane Tweedy
Carolyn Thomas
Knightstown
Bob Chonan
John Allen Ruby
Allen Skinner
Bill Pitts
Loren Munden
Carthage
Carthage festival and safety plea headline
Citizens urge safer bicycle riding and traffic rules in Carthage as the fall festival unfolds with bands, contests, parades and a public auction raising funds for the center. The event features Charlottesville and Wilkinson bands, festival queen Miss Deanna Carroll, and multiple activities across Thursday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Wilkinson
Charlottesville
Ann Stager
Center Fund
Weekend Guests Attend USO Show at Rantoul
Indianapolis couple Mr and Mrs Richard Marshall visited Mr and Mrs Forrest Marshall and son for Sunday dinner. Madison couple Mr and Mrs Roy Hearne stayed with Mr and Mrs Paul Clevidence. Judy Hearne slept over with Peggy Addison. Omer Heim and family joined Mr and Mrs Robert Wolfe and son Joe in Hammond Illinois over the weekend. Joe Wolfe performed at the USO event for Air Force Base service members on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Marshall
Indianapolis
Forrest Marshall
Roy Hearne
Madison
Paul Clevidence
Judy Hearne
Peggy Addison
Omer Heim
Robert Wolfe
Joe
Hammond
Illinois
USO
Rantoul
Air Force Base
Joe Wolfe
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Gene Lewis
Church News
Ell Stephens
Florida
Fred McManus
St. Petersburg
Bayside Drive
Ann Lou
Harold Ball
Anna Mary Saunders
James Whitfield
Summitville
Town
Charles
Henry
John
Clarence
Leo
Clara Saunders
Marie Zimmerman
Frances Ray
Here
Betty Loughonan
Central Business College
Walter Chonan
George Jackson
Edward
Russell Reddick
Eugene
Raymond Howe
Lois Retherford
Irene Gilson
Evelyn Whitton
Miss Retherford
Jesse Leisure
Walter J. Phelps
St. Louis
Missouri
Thomas Dyer
Robert Long
John Julian
Charles McFatridge
East Mill St
H. H. Henley
Mary White
Chicago Art Institute
Edgar White
Indiana State Normal
Muncie
E.L.B
Katherine Kennedy
Forrest Parrish
Thomas J. Passwater
Hubert Hill
Treas
Earl Herkless
J. A. Lineback
T. J. Kennedy
Grace H. Porter
Kappa Kappa Sigma
Aker
Four
Peek-A
Phil M
J.E
S.K
B.R. Fingers
Jenny
Eldon J
Mr. Jordan
R.G
J.T
P.T
Carol C
Mr. Mills
Sue M
Trish
Cindy
Terry G
Marilyn
Savanora
CHS
Heim
Woods
Hornsby
Jackson
Gatewood
Marvin Heim
Cardinal
Mike Heim
Morgan
New Salem
Dalrymple
Linville
Geise
Sherwood
Raiders
Moore
Cliff Aker
Bill Magee
Ron Weidner
Lawrence Creswell
Kittrel Porter
Mr. Gardner
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Rick Henley
Eisenhower
Washington
Deanna Carroll
Edward Carroll
Home Garden Club
Chloa Ewing
Opal Flick
Agnes Hensler
Rose
Bloom
Stella Humes
Helen Patton
Dahlia
Naomi Ray
Mary Tweedy
Charles Mosier
Ona Hunt
Chica Ew
Helen Ruby
Gertrude Bash
Naomi Hunt
Naomi
Harvest Moon
Country Kitchen
Gertrude Bush
Center Auditorium
Bill Caldwell
Cambridge City
Harlaughtstown
Atlantic City
Steve McClurg
Victor Gulley
Victor Jackson
Gary Ross
Dale Rodmaker
Patty Gorman
Donna Gulley
Alva Porter
Tommy Stevens
Lana Gulley
Warren Nigh
Mike Back
Vernon Little
Gary Back
Ron Back
Howard Logan
M. Whitfield
D. Gulley
Gorman
Hampton
M. Back
D. Rodmaker
J. Wells
R. Back
P. Loveall
R. Porter
D. Rodamaker
W. Clay
T. Manuel
L. Finch
R. Kline
D. Whitfield
W. Nigh
Brenda Mowrey
Mike Joseph
Max Dewees
Kit Porter
Tom Manuel
Rex Kline
American Legion
U.S. Army
G. B. McNabb
Chrysler
Oran Henley
al McDaniel
Laura Benson
Everett Webb
Diane Clark
Legion Auxiliary
Cravens Dairy
John Deere
Carol
Dee
P.T.O
Lions Club
Goodwin’s
Paul Criss
Robert Winters
Criss
Community Center Fund
Gary Stewart
Kangaroo Court
Public Square
Hugh Trowbridge
Miss Carroll
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