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Newspaper

Camden Record News

Location

Camden, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1940

Page

4

Credit Bureau to issue confidential Who's Who catalog

The Credit Bureau plans a county wide catalog listing names and addresses of customers who buy on credit. The book will show creditor ratings delinquent accounts and amounts owed and will be shared with member merchants to guide credit decisions. The catalog connects with nearby bureaus to track records across towns and states.

Credit Bureau Balog Rincode Loasnort Kokomo Lafayette Ontsette Frankfort Aryone Its Era Yice

Hinkle Family Reunion Elects Officers in Logansport

Orville Hinkle was elected president of the Mary Jane Hinkle reunion held Sunday in Riverside park Logansport Minnie Fiedler of Deer Creek was named secretary The social committee includes Mary McNulty John Mills and Theresa Hinkle Seventy five persons attended Next year the reunion will be the first Sunday in August at Riverside park

Orville Hinkle Mary Jane Hinkle Riverside Park Logansport Minnie Fiedler Deer Creek Mary McNulty John Mills Camden Theresa Hinkle Twelve Mile

Twenty Nine CCC Camps Planned in Indiana for 1940

Indiana will host twenty nine Civilian Conservation Corps camps in the first three months of the 1940 fiscal year beginning July 1. Four camps serve war veterans with 5,000 Indiana youths and 656 veterans employed. Of 5,800 total assigned, 2,800 work erosion control, 1,400 forest protection and development, 1,400 state parks, and 200 national parks.

Civilian Conservation Corps Indiana CCC Congress United States

Washington Township Home Economics Club Program at Farm Bureau

The Washington Township Home Economics Club presented a program at the Farm Bureau meeting on July 15 at Deer Creek School House. Rodney Fouts and committee members led the event featuring songs, solos, duets, acts, and a Push Button Television segment with Virgil Joyce as master of ceremonies. Refreshments served to 76 attendees.

Washington Township Home Economics Club Farm Bureau Deer Creek Stella Fouts Iva Downham Mildred Fouts Mary Hinkle Earl Fouts Monroe Meade Virgil Joyce God Bless America Pauline Robeson Bernice Smith Ray Coble Eva Seward Eva Downham Eva Brown James Pierce Carrollton Township

Township Dress Revue Staged By 4-H Club

The Smile Work and Win 4-H Club of Washington Township staged a dress revue at Mary Alice Caldwell’s home near Deer Creek on August 1 at 1 30 P M. Members chosen for the County Dress Revue on August 8 were Mar Alice Caldwell Eva Seward Mary McCloskey and Mary Louise Downham. Kathleen Yerkes and Rowena McCloskey served as judges. This was the club’s final meeting.

Washington Township Mary Alice Caldwell Deer Creek Mar Alice Caldwell Eva Seward Mary McCloskey Mary Louise Downham Kathleen Yerkes Rowena McCloskey

From the Roaring Twenties to the Crash in Los Angeles

Warren Bayley recounts the 1920s boom and 1929 crash through the rise of two loan clerks who fields into film careers. He notes Joseph Sawyer and Robert Young, and ends with a mail offer for a travel book promotion tied to his column.

Building and Loan Association Los Angeles Joseph Sawyer Hollywood Robert Young Continental News Service South Hill St California America First

Is It Worth While to Battle and Humble Fellow Men

Poem questions the worth of jostling and warring with brothers on life isthmus. It pleads for pity and peace as people overlook pride while others bear burdens and die. The speaker asks if suffering could be met with compassion rather than contempt.

Program For Farm Bureau Day at Flora

The Carroll County Farm Bureau Day at Flora Community Park on Friday August 16 features a full schedule with Morning, Afternoon, and Evening programs. Notable items include band concerts, a 4-H Dress Revue, home economics projects, a Rural Youth recreation segment, and prize awards with speakers Dr J Raymond Schutz and Rev James Pierce among participants.

Carroll County Farm Bureau Flora Community Park Nona G Logan County Farm Bureau S&e Monroe Meade Nona G. Logan Omer Collins Castyle Fouts S. A. Wickard Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Band “America American Farm Bureau Spirit J. Raymond Schutz Chas. Hannell Margaret Mabbitt Milton Asa Cohee Wabash County Farm Bureau Insurance Ralph Rinehart

Camden School Plans Fall Opening and Staff Changes

Camden School will open August 30 with pupil orientation and class organization. Regular classes start September 3 after Labor Day. Three new teachers join a larger staff led by Principal Robert Hunt, with assignments in science Latin math English music and vocational agriculture.

Jackson Mary Jane Harter Camden School Butler University Ball State Teachers College Jerry Hinshaw Sheridan Purdue University School of Agriculture Velma Rosecrans Lapel Indiana Virgil Sink Robert Hunt Mildred Wyatt Holme Alice Breitwieser Lloyd Joyce Merle Michael Mary Robinson Leona Mills Mildred Armick Marie ’ Martin Muncie Joyce Indiana University Wells Logansport Purdue University Marie Martin Michael Hunt Northwestern University Evanston Jil Teaciig

Camden Harvest Home Draws Large Crowds and Praise

Large crowds attended the Camden Harvest Home festival with two amateur programs on Friday and Saturday drawing strong response. WLS Prairie Sweethearts and George Goebel headlined Thursday, contests featured top talents, and Mrs Pettiner received praise for talent sourcing. About 3,000 attended Saturday night as organizers laud teamwork and plan an even bigger event next year.

Camden WLS George Goebel W. O. Pettiner John Wise Robert Wise Robert Hunt Lloyd Joyce Jerry Hinshaw

Taken From the Files of 1921 November and December

A 1921 compilation recalls a fatal pit accident in Deer Creek Township as Walter Peterman 24 is buried when a gravel pit collapses. Other notes report infantile paralysis in Truman Spitler and deaths from appendicitis and illness, plus local marriages and business changes including C C McFarland selling the Camden mercantile to Joan Pritsch.

Walter Peterman Ira Greider Deer Creek Peterman Greider Logansport Benton Truman Spitler Ora Spitler Indianapolis C. C. McFarland Camden Joan F. Pritsch Sedalia Pritsch Ray and Rice McFarland Indiana Wm. Thornburg Mr. Thornburg Miles Jordan George Griffey Soldiers Home Lafayette Mr. Griffey Baptist Church Thomas Britton Mr. Britton Ighland Ohio Howard County Lovey E. LeMasters Christian Church Horace Mann Lebanon Carroll County Camden Cemetery

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