Carthage Triumphs In Overtime Basketball Thriller
In Spiceland, Carthage High defeated Spiceland 30 to 26 in overtime after a see saw game. Pearson scored all 8 overtime points for Carthage while Siler and Lykins led the Spiceland defense with multiple field goals as the curtain-raiser featured Carthage seconds and Westland teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage High
Spiceland
Pearson
Carthage
Spicer
Siler
Stickler
J. Mosier
P. Lacy
Tetrick
Lykins
Alexander
Kirk Renegar
Franklin
Mosier
Glover
Coffin
Wright
Haskins
Lacy
A. Lacy
Kirk
Carthage Seconds
Spiceland Seconds
Carthage Juniors
Westland Juniors
Milroy
Moscow
S. C
Blue Ridge
Headlee
Moscow Center
Wedding Announcements Neatly Printed at This Office
Classified note states wedding invitations or announcements are neatly printed at this office indicating available services for couples seeking formal notices.
State Happenings and Local Incidents Summary
State wide business deals include Ball Bros. purchasing Schram Glass Mfg. Co. plants in Hillsboro Sapulpa and Huntington. A Bengal tiger escaped a Peru circus headquarter fatally injuring a baby camel and attacking an elephant before capture. Richmond thieves steal 3000 dollars in jewelry from Haner jewelers. Elbert Poole 34 Shelbyville dies in rabbit-hunting accident after gun fired while against a fence. Verlin Wooters home robbed. wife carried from bed and left by roadside. Indiana University homecoming events to be broadcast by WLS Chicago November 20-21 with band concerts and talks by alumni. Plainfield boy 7 struck by car. driver unknown. Spiceland tragedy as four humans die after auto and traction car collision near a crossing. Kin Hubbard home robbed a diamond ring and cash. bandit notes Liberty Bonds sought. car later recovered. Report cards issued. honor roll and ring details listed. Kiwanis program featured junior high chorus and a Spanish dance by DeSchipper sisters. One-year Citizen subscription offered at 1.50.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. M. Miller
Howard E. Henley
Indiana
P. J. Sattler
W. O. Moore
Ind
Rohm & Hauk
Morristown
William J. Henley
Donald L. Smith
Rushville, Indiana
John H. Kiplinger
Abercrombie
Rushville
Earl C. Nowotne
Schrichte
S. Main
Louis C. Lambert
Rushville. Ind
I. S
S. O
Westland
Raleigh
Cambridge City
Boston
Frankfort
Rochester
Kennard
Charlottesville
McCordsville
Maxwell
Pendleton
Hope
Manilla
New Salem
Sandusky
New Palestine
Webb
Connersville
Arlington
Gosnell Brothers
New Point
Harley Vickery
Greenfield High
Knightstown
Greenwood
Shelbyville Eagles
Whelchel
Louis Carroll
Carroll
the Carroll Co
Ball Bros
Muncie
Schram Glass Mfg. Co
Hillsboro
Sapulpa, Okla
Huntington, W. Va
Peru
Haner Jewelry
Richmond
Elbert Poole
Shelbyville
Verlin Wooters
WLS
Chicago
Indiana University
William Lange
Plainfield
Herbert Lockridge
Charles Brown
Ruth Brown
Maude Brown
New Castle
Lockridge
Brown
Kin Hubbard
Pleasant Run Blvd
Indianapolis
Abe Martin
Hubbard
Florence Henley
Lorel Nigh
Donald Renegar
Ruth Rhodes
Kenneth Rhodes
Ruby McGeorge
Lucille Pitts
Ruth Reddick
Naomi Gray
John Gray
Sharlee Kyser
Anna Wooten
Indianpolis
Kiwanis Club
DeSchipper Sisters
Jolly’s
Rexall
Rosebury
Jolly
the Citizen
The
Farm Journal
Onda
Ifice
Indianapolis News and Citizen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!