18 Apr 1940
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1940
Page
1
World War Mothers group met Friday with Mrs. Ruth Edging and ten members. They will pack cookies and candies this Thursday with Mrs. Marie Cree and hold another meeting Friday the 12th with Mrs. Dors DeWict to organize gifts for soldiers whose mothers are away.
Scrap metal collections across Indiana counties show Benton to Warren totals with per capita weights. Carroll County reports 971 tons and 129 pounds, ranking among pennant-winning counties for exceeding quotas amid a slate of regional efforts.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perry relocated to the Gossett property they recently bought. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Watson and daughter from Logansport visited Mr. and Mrs. John Watson. Mrs. Josie Stauffer visited her daughter Mrs. Charles Gibbs in Detroit. Members of the Ladies Union of the Christian church joined Miss Bernice Little for a St Louis Christian journey. The showing men were home a Nee Co Corp. Gerald Frere te maul, Keatiey Pye A lin, Attest.
Message from Mrs S F requests help locating Pvt Albert E Neher 2nd Bn 119 F A Fort Wood Missouri after he traveled from Lebanon Nov 23 and was last seen boarding a train at Leb. The note asks Camdia to share his address and to inform any friends about his status and wellbeing.
Deer Creek notes report visits by Caldwell on business in Indianapolis and a series of social calls across Logansport and Flora. A Deer Creek Ladies Aid meeting included a gift exchange and a public dining event. Local deaths include the funeral for Joseph Lesh of Flora with interment at Maple Lawn cemetery. Fire damaged a house owned by Oscar Hinck on Friday, extinguished before further damage.
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