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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1904
Page
1
Local brief notes report a new line of candies from Justin popular in town, a Sept sale at Tribby's, health update on Rev Scull, and multiple visits and travels among residents. Mentions of Logansport moves, fertilizer inquiries, Labor Day in Indianapolis, and various neighbors visiting relatives or attending events around Knightstown Greenfield and Rushville.
School officials announce Monday as the start for compiling a complete teachers list and related statements from the district superintendent. The notice outlines the plan to organize the teaching staff and ensure orderly commencement of classes.
Expect large enrollment as Carthage public schools set opening on September 12. The district trustees and teachers have prepared under Superintendent Mangron and a strong teaching corps. A brief statement lists key staff including Miss Addie L. Cottin, Miss Edith Caldwell, and W. P. Henvey with district positions and various grade assignments in the high and elementary schools.
Joe Clark of Rushville conducted business here on Tuesday. Guests included Mrs. L. R. Wooten of Knightstown and Bert, Jim, and George Taare in Rushville Sunday. Local farms advertise two and one Hurst wheat drills for rent by Sattler & Orris. Past events record social visits, church notices, reunions, and a long obituary detailing Mrs. Emizette Sutton’s family and funeral in Raleigh.
Greeting to teachers and citizens who fostered the present spirit of healthy school life. The board notes changes this year, new recommendations, and a hopeful aim for further educational advancement. It appeals for continued effort and trust in all involved to fulfill its aims.
Incoming Garthage superintendent outlines aims to extend prior work and raise education quality. Emphasizes common and high school courses, local adaptability, and an industrial thread using tools and physics models to boost practical understanding. Calls for cooperation and balanced reform.
The Public Library of Carthage offers special advantages for teachers and students. Teachers should guide pupils in selecting books suited to each child. Do not purchase any classroom or high school books before receiving instructions from teachers on the first day of school.
Francis R. Day, a minister, is expected to address the Wesleyan church congregation with morning and evening services. A. I. Culmon plans to travel to Pymousa.
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