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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1960
Page
4
A gossip filled page from C.H.S. reveals rumors about students and staff including relationships, rivalries, and late night plans. The Student Council defeats the teachers 73 44 in a Friday basketball game led by Don Robinson and Mike Watkins with key scores.
Read survey answers from Carthage Raiders and cheerleaders on the 1959 60 season. Top moments include county tourney wins and Arlington clashes with players like Jim Rucker Joe Foust and Richard Doughty highlighted. Also features a humorous family letter and Purdue agronomy note.
I, William H. Dixon, Cashier of the above named bank, certify that the statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Mrs Anna Brown visited with Mr and Mrs Charles Elliott at Rushville Sunday. Omer Heim and family and Leonard Wrightsman were Sunday supper guests of Joe Porter and sons. Avery Stephenson and Gerald Brent with families were Sunday guests of Frank Hampton and sons. Russell Roland paid respects at Pasco Funeral Home for Edward Muth of Fountain town. Houseguests were Michael Herkless and family from Indianapolis. Laura Sandefur attended a district Avon meeting in Rushville. Kenneth Rhodes and wife spent Saturday in Indianapolis for the State Finals basketball tourney.
An editorial discusses a new Reorganization Law forcing cross line consolidations by January 1 1963. It lauds Carthage leaders Randolph Reames and Arthur Winfield, questions community impact and political uses, and invites patrons to weigh the law’s purpose and effects for Carthage and Rush County schools.
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