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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1930
Page
2
An unclear OCR fragment references a cancer rover and dress details, but the text is garbled with obscured names and dates. The readable parts suggest a speculative or misplaced report about a rover and attire, lacking verifiable entities or events. Further clean text is needed to form a precise summary.
A local publisher secured a favorable ruling at the court in Camion Vetoon Marrely. The decision, dated 687 m4, underscores the publisher’s stance in the ongoing dispute and sets the stage for further proceedings.
Harold G. Hoffman New Jersey state commissioner argues that $180000 spent in three years to remove grade crossings has not reduced danger as new highways create more crossings. He urges reliable warning devices at each crossing and motorists to stop for trains if needed, noting most accidents stem from motorist negligence.
Commissions can erect supplementary devices. The rest is up to Irtyers.
An editorial argues that crime persists due to social causes and political corruption. It critiques excessive legislation and calls for simplified enforceable laws and action against criminal networks while protecting law abiding citizens.
After August 1 the Farmer State Bank will close at 3:00 PM but will handle any affairs related to the Bank of Insurance business by appointment. D. L. Musselman, Liquidating Agent.
A brief item notes the Record News box remains in use at the post office. Readers are reminded to check the box for public notices and local updates.
Flora hosts a horse shoe pitching contest on August 13. Ralph Replogle drove to St. Louis on business. Mrs. Carroll Harrison and her son visit Lafayette relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ward of Lafayette stay with Abner Leiber family. Mrs. Ralph Maggart plans an 8:00 AM breakfast next Tuesday. Miss Marie Zeigler Dee Furgeson and children Jean and Buddy from Chicago visit the Rice and Armick homes.
Strayed or stolen tan hound with a knot on its left shoulder is missing. Reward or contact C. A. Spitler of Camden, Indiana, for information leading to recovery.
The Jones family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends, C F Baker the undertaker Cass County Legion Post 60 Rev Bender for comforting words and the quartet for sympathy after the accident and death of their son and brother George Jones and family
Camden beat Deer Creek 6 to 2 at Camden while Delphi defeated by the Reds 6 to 3 at Delphi. Camden pitchers McCain and Sanderson to start next game versus Young America. Reds travel to Young America next Sunday. Mitchell Reunion set for August 10 at Frankfort. Social notes include visits by Will Wright and Chicago visitors to W.5. Paden and family. Burrows residents and local gains.
Mrs D I Meek and daughter Agnes of Brookston and Mrs Glen Musselman with Jewel Maxine visited Mr and Mrs Winfred Lloyd last week. Misses Katherine and Gladys Ingram of Hillsdale stayed with them. Musselman family returned from Columbus Ind. Philathea Class picnic at Spencer Park Logansport Wednesday night reports a fine time.
The USC triumph at the 64th annual ICAA meet in Cambridge is presented as proof of sound training methods. An interview highlights dietary habits emphasizing cellulose and fibrous vegetables to remove “ashes,” noting balanced meals kept twenty athletes fit during a cross-country trip. The piece urges office workers to adopt similar fiber-rich eating for steadier energy and performance, adding climate aids but needs sensible support.
A big picnic dinner hosted by the Farm Bureau Dairy Calf Club is set for August 13 at Flora Park. Sunday guests included Mrs. Alice Leslie and her son Fred, with Mr. and Mrs. Andy Reiken of Monticello and others visiting from Indianapolis and Cleveland.
Urmston Grain Co reports Coles twice as large load as formerly with price now 31.00 delivered to your bin. Dora Lee Kennedy John Case Anna Case Chas Cole Bertha Jo Lane spend week at Battle Ground enjoying their time. Mrs W 8 Paden and Mr and Mrs Wibbelsman with child spend Tuesday with daughter and family at Indianapolis. Dr Ernest Wright and family return to Chicago after two weeks with Amy Wright. Hoosier Cubs shut out at Atlanta 5 to 0, two hits by Simmons both in ninth. Perfect Circle team of Tipton to play at Atlanta next Sunday. Simmons is a nephew of Mrs Aaron Wingard.
The Church of Brethren at 3 Lower Deer Creek invites all to a 7:30 gathering led by Pastor L. L. Paul for a welcome service and fellowship.
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