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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
5
Reported advances show scientists using high voltage to induce radioactivity in materials. The setup involves a large five section vacuum tube and a focus apparatus to bombard substances with highly charged particles, aiming to boost production of radioactive elements for cancer research.
The notice lists multiple churches with Sunday School at 9:30 and 10:30 morning worship. Delmar Galbreth and John Wells are among pastors and preachers, with sermon topics including If I Were God. Evening services and alternate Sunday preaching are noted.
Rockfield Presbyterian Church announces worship with Minister H Hugo leading evening service at 8 9:30. Arthur Andebrandt superintendent oversees a 10 30 musical program and sound sermon with nepey choruses.
Evening worship at 7 45 features a sermon titled Are our Young People Safe. Pastor M Raynes Wyatt will supervise the service as part of a youth series intended to inspire and inform.
Charles Gardner of Chicago was a Sunday guest of relatives. Mrs. Mrl Cunningham and her son Dick of Fort Wayne visit Miss Leona Mills. President Roosevelt urges staying out of foreign trouble and maintaining good neighborly relations as people focus on business. advertising pays.
Burrows Christian Church lists Sunday School each Sunday at 10 under Superintendent John Smith and Pastor J J Beisegel. Preaching on the first and third Sundays at 7:30, with Ladies’ Aid Thursday led by Mrs Dorothy Brown. A welcome awaits you.
Burrows Presbyterian invites all to Sunday School at 10 A M led by Martin Justice, Superintendent, and Morning Worship at 11 with junior and senior sermons and music. This will be the last service before the August vacation month. All come.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Coplen expect to spend the hay fever season at Petoskey Michigan starting about the 15th. Mrs. Anna Thorpe and children of Albuquerque South Dakota, Mrs. Webb Robeson and daughters, O. L. McDowell were guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Id Johnson.
The American Standard Insurance Corporation of Indianapolis offers a policy covering automobile accidents with $100 per month for 12 months starting with disability and $1000 for accidental death. Death benefit rises by $100 yearly for five years at 1 cent a day totaling $3.65 yearly. Open without a doctor’s exam. Mrs. N. L. Warren of Camden can provide details.
Recipes for Mocha Mousse and Pear and Strawberry Parfait show modern cream desserts for eight. Mocha mousse blends strong coffee with chocolate syrup and whipped cream, then freezes in trays or paper cups. Pear parfait uses pear syrup, gelatin and diced pears, topped with whipped cream, sugar, macaroons and strawberries.
Guidelines on hedge and tree maintenance and proper use of lime and fertilizers. Emphasizes clean milking, cooling milk, and sanitary practices in dairy production. Advises on pruning, staking, alfalfa haying, and timely seedings to maximize vigor and yield. References Purdue University Agricultural Extension as a source of further information.
The piece notes the President paid 3.50 for a government book though free copies existed. It reflects on free government information, catalogues, and public access, and recalls Col. Dreyfus in Paris, his exiled fate, and later pardon amid wartime patriotism.
Mr and Mrs WH Augh and daughter Claudia spent the weekend at Winona Lake as guests of Howard Lewis and Howard Upbright. Mr and Mrs Paul Oyler are visiting in West Virginia and Tennessee.
40 pood young farm stock described as salt ready with weights 1300 to 1700. 100 Hereford cattle including cows calves yearlings and two year olds. Listing by Tony Huggies of Fairfield Town.
Manufacturers from Indiana and across the state prepare exhibits at the State Fair. The Manufacturers Building space is expanding and the Machinery Field is near full, with many products to be shown. A featured display titled Fifty Years of Progress in Agriculture highlights dramatic changes since the 1870s.
The Camden 4-H Hustlers met at Margaret Ann Wedde Yuesdap’s home with three guests. Demonstrations were given by Carolyp Hallam and Misther and Helen Cochusit. The next meeting will be the last, and all members are urged to finish their work by then.
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