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Newspaper

Camden Record News

Location

Camden, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1939

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D A R Opposes Open Door to Refugees at Continental Congress

The Daughters of the American Revolution at their 48th Continental Congress unanimously opposed relaxing U.S. immigration laws to admit refugees from totalitarian nations. They urged maintaining legal admission standards while providing relief within the law and supported registering and fingerprinting aliens. The assembly also backed measures to regulate private military groups and discussed funds and endowment transfers for DAR activities.

United States Daughters of the American Revolution Continental Congress Bund Silver Shirts Congress America Dies Vatican Patriotic Education Germany National Defense Tyre Communist Party United

Washington Township H E Club Meets

Washington Township H E Club meets with 33 members and 2 guests as Flower Memories opens the program. County president Gail Stephens outlines aims for the year while Iva Downham conducts devotionals. Lottie Dillon reads the life of the composer of Ben Bolt. Inez Brunegraff shares her poem.

Washington Township Ome Economics Club Ethel Hardy Lillie Downham Ew Shetterly Mary Hinkle Gail Stephens Iva Downham Stella Fouts Ben Bolt Lottie Dillon Inez Brunegraff Sycamores Pauline Robeson Margaret Harmon

75 Years Since In God We Trust Coin Inscription

Seventy five years ago last Saturday April 22 the inscription In God We Trust was first authorized for U S coins. The 1864 act allowed the two cent piece to bear the motto with the director fixing its size and device. Rev M R Watkinson of Ridleyville Pennsylvania proposed recognizing the Almighty on currency in 1861.

God United States Abraham Lincoln M. R. Watkinson Riddleyville Pennsylvania

Merle Carver to Manage Camp Tecumseh Season

Merle Carver, in charge of boys activities for the Indiana YMCA, will again manage Camp Tecumseh for the coming season opening June 10. He has recovered from winter injuries after a Chicago assault robbery and visited Delphi to plan the opening. The Carroll county camp reported record attendance last season and another record year is expected.

Merle Carver Indiana Ymca Camp Tecumseh Carver Chicago Delphi Carroll County

Foust Speaks at Jackson Farm Bureau Meeting

Edmond C. Foust, editor of the Hoosier Farmer, spoke to about 100 Jackson township Farm Bureau members at the Camden Community Hall on April 20. The program included devotions by Mrs. Leo Spitler, musical numbers by the Camden Girls' Stringed Ensemble and Girls' Trio, short talks by District S&E leader Austin Kran and County S&E leader Nona Logan, and a Wool Growers Association talk by Silas Yost on wool pooling.

Edmond C. Foust Hoosier Farmer Jackson Township Farm Bureau Camden Leo Spitler Camden Girls Marjorie Shonk Florence Baker S&e Nona G. Logan Silas Yost

Hurrah Hor This Great Nation

Poem praising patriotism and veterans. The speaker, Uncle Samuel, expresses joy at flag days and parades, cherishes veterans and fallen comrades, and counters pessimism with a jaunty, celebratory tone.

Camden Women’s Literary Club Presents Fifty Years of Dress

Mrs Tlinnah Appleton hosted the Camden Women’s Literary Club on Tuesday April 25 for a style show themed Fifty Years of Dress. Members wore garments spanning decades including wedding dresses and heirlooms while speakers covered dresses lingerie hats and shoes. Guests included Mrs Tesh Sickie Dean and Jean Wallace with weekend visits from grandparents Mr and Mrs Jesse Wallace.

Tlinnah Apperton Camden Women’s Literary Club Helen Snell Laura Kirkhove Effa Snoeberger Effie Wyatt Mabel Mayne Nelle Quinn Florance Baker Carolyn Gardner Raynes Wyatt Mary Wise Evelyn Sharp Sickie ,Dean and Jean— Wallace Mrs Jesse Wallace

Jackson Township Home Economics Club April meeting notes

The Jackson Township Home Economics Club met April 13 at 2:00 p.m. at Mrs. Mildred Allen’s home with forty members, guests, and children present. Members answered roll call on why children should join an 4-H club and a round table on Flowers and Vegetable Gardens followed. Verna Coplen led a seed and bulb auction and the next regular meeting is at Mrs. Verna Coplen’s home on May 12 with a call meeting for a project lesson at Katie Lake’s home. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and assistants.

Jackson Township Katie Lake Mary Bryan Edith Furnish Gertrude Bowman Elizabeth Sullivan

Camden High School Alumni Banquet Slated Saturday Evening

Camden High School Alumni Association will hold its annual banquet Saturday at the school building. Methodist ladies will serve the meal.

Camden High School Camden High School Alumni Association Methodist Ladies

Camden Students Presented Awards

Seniors receive multiple honors during commencement week including D A R award for Agnes Raber Herfft Jones Scholarship Plaque to DeBolt Shafer and Literary Bracelet to Mary Kinsey. Hi Y Award recipients Roger Wagoner and William Myer. Sunshine Awards to Mars Morgason Helen Purdue and Mari Abel Graves among others.

Agnes Raber Herfft- Jones DeBolt Shafer Mary Kinsey John Cole Dick Edging Edward Johnson William Myer Roger Wagoner Yell Hi-Y Mars Morgason Helen Purdue Mariabel Graves DeBolt Shafce Delores Caldwell Hilda Chapman Margaret Hedde Ruth Robeson Marilyn Cole Mary Jane Fisher Kenneth Sieber Marjorie Wise Lois Wolf Opal Miller Martha Kuns Carolyn Hallam Martha Mocherman Edna Mae Raber Anna Lou Scholl Joan Yerkes Howard Gish Wayne Cripe Brentis Berkshire Carol Yerkes Freda Skiles Betty Berkshire Carolyn Edging Buddie Kesling Curtiss George Marvel Adams Mary Ann Hyman Lois Hughes Mary Miller Sammy Edging Bertis Bershire Hal Olson Junior Patty Galvin Wagloner

County 4-H Club Exhibit In August

A tentative schedule outlines a county 4-H club exhibit in August. Exhibits due Tuesday August 15 in Home Economics. Clothing and Room Improvement Projects and livestock judged Wednesday August 16. Food Preparation Baking and Canning Projects and dairy cattle judged Thursday August 17. Saddle Horse Show Thursday evening. Friday August 18 features Ton Litter Show Gold Medal Beef Calf Club Show and Draft Horse Show.

Sister Of Local Lady Died Friday

Mrs. Alma Noble aged 63 widow of William A. Noble died at St Joseph hospital after a brief illness following April 19 surgery. Survivors include daughter Ednar, two sisters Susie Dickerson Logansport and Villa Harrison Camden, brother John Leslie Lafayette, and nieces nephews. Funeral rites conducted at McCloskey chapel with Rev D K Finch officiating. burial in Camden.

Alma Noble William A. Noble St. Joseph McCloskey Chapel D. K. Finch Camden

Indiana Taxpayers Urge Budget Watch To Cut Next Year’s Bills

Indiana taxpayers are urged to monitor school and civil budgets as officials prepare next year’s spending. Budget hearings are required by law and public input can influence tax levels. The Indiana Taxpayers Association says steady oversight can curb expenditures and reduce future bills.

Indiana Harry Miesse Indiana Taxpayers Association County Boards of Tax Adjustment

John M Alberts of Burrows Died Friday

John M Alberts 66 of Burrows died Friday at home after two years of failing health. Survived by widow Belle, son Raymond, daughter Jeanetta. Body from Baker funeral home Camden, rites held Burrows Presbyterian church Sunday at 2 30 p m. Rev Herbert Hugo officiated. Burial in Woodville cemetery.

John M. Albert Burrows Belle Raymond Jeanetta Baker Camden Burrows Presbyterian Church Herbert Hugo Woodville

Carroll County Neat Home Survey Planned

Twenty five Carroll county co operators met at the county agent's office on the afternoon of April 24 to discuss the Neat Home Survey cards. New cooperators include Mrs. Veaux Bowman Mrs. Tom McCain Mrs. Lewis Wise and Mrs. Roy Gregg. Flora Art and Garden Club members attended and will survey their members homes.

Carroll County Veaux Bowman Tom ‘McCain Lewis Wise Roy Gregg Flora Art and Garden Club

Austin Yost announces marriage in Rossville area

Lester M. Yost son of Mr and Mrs S S Yost west of Camden married Miss Georgia Elizabeth Austin daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Austin Rossville at the bride’s home on Saturday evening April 8 Rev J W Skiles officiated The bride wore white satin with matching accessories There were no attendants Refreshments for 46 guests Ezra Shuler and Clarence Woff were ushers After a wedding trip the couple will reside on a farm near Delphi

Lester M. Yost S. S. Yost Camden Georgia Elizabeth Austin Jesse Austin Rossville J. W. Skiles Ezra Shuler Clarence Wolff Delphi

Flora Smith Guests and Local Visitors List

Taken From the Files of 1930 records Flora Smith with Mrs Amy Wright as a guest week. Numerous residents visit relatives and friends across Flora, Delphi, Winamac, Urbana, Canton, and other towns. Notables include deaths and injuries like Charles D Wellington’s sudden death near Clymers and Roger Wagoner’s injury from a hay wagon incident.

Flora Smith Amy Wright N. L. Warren Chicago Edward Spear Spencer Indiana Nelson Fisher W. F. Cohee Francis James Sharp Mary McGraw Flora Lewis Pritts

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Walter Lippmann Ioth the. S H. E. Club E. C. Foust Jackson Farm Bureau Fellows Samuel Jackson Two. Home Economics Club I. M. Clifford Townsend State of Indianapolis County John M. Alberts County Neat Home Survey Austin - Yost Emmett Ginnland Wm. Bowdle Helen Charles D. Wellington Clymers Ollie Gardner Florence Gardner Fred Rhodes Fof Elkhart Lewis Dock Otto Plank Olive Edwin Ruffing Paul Lostutter Rs E. Baker Bryan Miller Marjorie Fred Miller Wm. H. Musselman Canton Ohio Paul Leonard Yerkes Howard Landis South East Wm. Guard Urbana Ihome Harold Baker Martha Mills Leona H. R. Mills Abner Leiber Carroll Harrison and Son Guy. Ward Lafayette Frank Snoeberger Robert Snoeberger Donald Chas. Aliabaugh Chas. Zahn Gladys Downing Elizabeth Murphy Monroe Brechbiel Charles Jones Cass County Hospital Baker Ambujsance Elmer Kahl Detroit Michigan Michigan Synod of the Lutheran Church Homer Foster Walcott Harold Hallam Harry Holmes J. M. Harrison Lawrance Hinton Mrs. Hinton Madeline Ray Isaac Bowman Elizabeth Dewey Anna Bohannon Harley Smith Walter Smith Gerald John Hardin Logansport Ross Wagoner Cass County Vines
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