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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
5
The Camden Record-News lists subscription price as 1.40 dollars per year in advance for its Camden Indiana publication. The paper notes weekly Thursday issues and its mailing as second class post.
A humorous verse extols simple pleasures from food and drink to music and parties, then admits sleep as the strongest draw. The speaker lampoons late nights, revels, and prosecco fueled evenings, finally noting morning clarity despite nightly frolics.
The joint Congressional committee finds no direct presidential or secretary of state responsibility for Pearl Harbor. It blames higher military authorities for failure to press preparedness and local commanders 13 places for fault, and notes a lack of cooperation between naval and army units. The report seeks to clear rumors of a government conspiracy to provoke war and urges realism in military minds.
Mr and Mrs Robert Hunt honored at Grimms home in Delphi. Roger Sturm chosen athletic coach of local schools. Mrs Margaret A Affis of Delphi chosen State Probation Director. Mrs Ross Wagoner honored at a surprise party.
Ten years past Charles Montgomery dies at his Rock Creek township home. Camden streets get resurfaced. Mrs Harold Baker Mrs Ray Quinn and Mrs Harold Wyatt attend a Covington meeting and tea. Catherine Cornell dance school holds a Delphi recital. Four H girls attend camp. Mrs N L Warren attends a Lake Shafer Lake Freeman press meeting.
Rev. Hugo conducts immersion service at B. C. Rice farm as community notes mark 15 years since the Delphi banks merger. The Lafayette to Delphi route is planned for construction and Delphi guardsmen are scheduled for camp.
In hot weather hypotonia worsens dizziness and fatigue due to salt imbalance. Medical notes that salt deficiency caused mass hospitalizations in a textile mill and saline injections provided near immediate relief. Adults typically need about two thirds of an ounce of salt daily, rising in summer.
This notice advises readers on farm practices to prevent spoilage and disease. It covers milk and dairy handling during storms, cooling and storage, hay placement, feed tagging, fruiting canes disease control, silage covering, grain moisture for harvest, buying household appliances, and poultry worm prevention. It directs inquiries to Purdue University Agricultural Extension.
Research by the International Salt Co. shows that the average individual loses excessive amounts of salt through perspiration and that extra quantities are needed to prevent energy and appetite loss.
Clarence 8 Bigler pastor leads morning worship at 11 00 Sundays with Supt. Joan Wise presiding on the 2nd and 4th Sundays each month. Seek weekly church attendance and support. If you have no church, you are welcome to join us.
Illickory Grove Congregational Christian Church led by John A. Stover invites Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. worship follows on the 1st and 3rd Sundays with services at 11:00 A.M. and 7:30 P.M.
Oak Grove Christian Church led by Supt. Lloyd Mikesell holds Bible School at 10:00 A.M. and Morning Worship at 11:00 A.M. Rockfield Church of Christ with Minister George L. Michel offers Bible School at 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship at 11:00 A.M. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 P.M. Evening Worship at 8:00 P.M.
The St Peter’s Lutheran Church holds a Sunday service at 11 00 AM led by Rev John McCa and associated guard Scipio, with congregants invited to attend.
Clarence Sink is piontized with Wilbur Richardson as pastor. Sunday School meets at 9 30 on all Sept Sundays and morning service is held the 2nd and 4th Sunday at Lower Deer Creek Church.
The Rockfield Presbyterian Church names Rev G Long as pastor with service at 10:00 A.M. and a subsequent event at 1:00 P.M. at the church. Carl Cobl listed among attendees in the notice.
An ASST SUPT and a Reverend lead a morning service at 10:00 with Wm Justice Peetar and Rev Long Sendey at Sorrows Presbyterian Church. Local attendees are invited to join the worship.
The Friendly Church led by Pastor W H LeMasters and Bible School Superintendent Mrs Harold Wyatt invites worshippers. Morning worship runs from ten to eleven, Sunday School from eleven to 11 40, and evening service at 7 30 P M. Prayer meeting is each Wednesday at 7 30.
Burrows Congregational Church lists services led by Minister A Stover. Sunday schedule shows 10:00 morning service and 11:00 a.m. service with an evening session at 7:30 p.m.
Hopewell North Presbyterian Church announces Sunday School for all at 9 30 o clock and Deer Creek Sunday School at 10 00 A M Worship services at 11 00 A M. Edwin J Wimer serves as minister.
The VA will send four itinerant dentists statewide to examine veterans for dental deficiencies. About 140,000 to 200,000 Indiana veterans await exams as field teams visit Crawfordsville Lafayette Logansport Kokomo Frankfort to minimize travel. Veterans should bring discharges and claim numbers when reporting for examination. Further information is available.
Salt loss through perspiration in hot jobs ranges 30 to 45 grains per hour for mill and outdoor workers. Daily losses vary from 45 to 60 grains. To reduce thirst and sustain energy, use 10 grain salt tablets 4 to 8 times daily with water.
Fragment mentions the Veterans Administration Contact Office located in the 214 Post Office Building in Lafayette Indiana. The text is incomplete but identifies the VA office and city.
Tests show orange juice extracted at night and kept covered in a refrigerator until breakfast retains its vitamin C content. The experiment indicates no loss of vitamins during the storage period.
Wood ducks aren’t alone in nesting in trees. Goldeneyes and hooded mergansers also exhibit this nesting behavior, sharing a tree cavity with wood ducks in suitable habitats.
Gypsum is a noncombustible mineral found in abundance in this country.
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