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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1956
Page
4
Knightstown holds off Carthage in a gritty Friday night contest marked by a barnyard style of play. Don Sylvester shines for the Falcons as Ruby W rights and the Raiders push the margin until the final minute.
Rush County reports 26 full time students at Indiana University this semester under Registrar C. Erell. The university lists 14,088 full time undergraduates with 85 percent from Indiana and 5,055 new students, 75 percent from upper half high school classes. Total enrollment reaches 30,976 with 6,657 part time credit students, 5,719 non credit, and 4512 correspondence. Local full time enrollees include Falmouth Janet B. Cregor and John M. Cregor. Milroy students Stephen D. Gilmour Marvin J. Knecht Elsieann Marshall John E. Murphy Joseph R. Woods Kathryn A. Worth. Rushville residents Richard Bradley Jerry P. Cartmel C. Jack Clarkson Robert E. Duncan Allen R. Ellison Janet M. Fields Carl R. Golightly Harold Hill David A. Malson William F. Marshall Norman J. Poulos Militine Schaeffer Ora C. Smith Janis C. Stuckey Robert A. Stuckey Judith D. Teel Charles H. Warneke Marva J. Williams. Social notes mention visits: Roy Stanley to James Bauner and Mrs Bauner in Coatesville. Noah Leisure to Mrs Ross Souder in Greenfield. Mrs Souder improves and returns home. Lessure also sees Dr Charles Gibbs in Greenfield.
Mrs Noah Leisure, Mrs H T Beher, Mrs Henry Jessup and Mrs Grace Gurley were in Indianapolis on Wednesday. Girls you need not travel for wedding invitations See The Citizen Office.
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