08 Apr 1937
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1937
Page
1
Rev and Mrs Schroyer visited the Bakers and plan moving today to the Lutheran parsonage. Gloid Robson and family from Decatur Ill spent the weekend with Frid Wagoner. Mrs Grabe and Mar Wagoner were college friends of Stephens.
The week shows illness and visits as Mrs. Charles Bryan near, Fay Maxwell from Logan:r spent time with parents, and Mrs. Lenna Sibbitt visited Napanee. Funeral directorships in Kokomo, meetings in Camden and Logansport, and trips to Indianapolis are listed. The Rose and Carroll Chapter O E S plan July 14 inspections. Also numerous requests, visits, a rifle match in Frankfort, a Baptist class outing, a property for sale, and 4 H Roundup attendance are noted.
Fragmentary text reports fines in Newport town and concerns over treasury shortages. Mentions named individuals Daya From 2 Dees, James W. Porter, and Yebediah Goodwin in a context of poverty and public expenditures.
The article recalls Abraham Lincoln traveled widely before his 1860 nomination. He had spoken in most major cities and visited 23 of 34 states, reaching 50,000 plus populations and crossing into Canada, all with primitive conveyances. Also mentions Eva Parker and her children visiting relatives in Ohio.
Indiana 4-H clubs celebrate their silver anniversary during the Round-Up at Purdue University with broad county participation. Carroll county attendees include Margart Heddeich, Marjorie Wise from Girls Clube, Ralph Roberson, Laurel Roberson, Bobby Myer, Frederick Trapp from boys clubs, plus Robert Fisher, Gerald Wise, Basil Parker, Roland Shinks at social programs. Irving Olson, Live Wire 4-H Club leader, accompanied the boys on both days.
Miss Jeanette Wolf of Camden will teach in the Monticello high school's commercial department for next year. She has five years of Camden high school teaching experience and is a Buler University graduate pursuing a Master's at Indiana University and the University of Kentucky, attending the latter this summer.
A fragmented note suggests warm weather dining with spicy seasoned foods. It mentions light hot soup as a starter and a preferred easily made salad for a warm weather luncheon or supper. It references meat chicken or fish and the appeal of desserts and cool flown foods.
This notice states the office will be coed on one afternoon during summer months. Webb Brown was returned to his home Tuesday evening from Case County Hospital after being taken Monday morning for observation.
The fragment advocates inner beauty over wealth and health as true riches. It emphasizes resilience in adversity and the value of self belief to earn others trust, urging contemplation of what one could endure without.
A fragmented account describes fans cheering as a game or event unfolds with Angling odds and a standout moment that creates excitement and suspense. Details are unclear yet convey a lively public moment and notable enthusiasm.
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