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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
5
The writer criticizes a contributor for injecting politics into religion and education, alleging a bias against Roosevelt and Hoover. It argues the real issue is economic distress, tax burden, and employment. The piece mocks the signatory, suggests economic elites influence votes, and urges readers to stay true to constitutional and national goals.
George W. Stimpson, Valparaiso alumnus, has published Things Worth Knowing detailing Indiana facts. Indianapolis is cited as the world’s largest inland city by population, though on non navigable White River, and the census of 1980 records 364000 residents.
The Carroll County Tax Payers Association organized at Flora Indiana on March 22 1982 aims to shield overburdened taxpayers and has claimed a 30 percent tax reduction in Carroll County for 1933, cutting levies from 71034100 to 49681800, a drop of 21352300. The notice invites taxpayers to engage.
A schedule lists events from 10:00 to 2:10 including welcome address music readings and talks on tax law and reduction. Participants include John S Mills Lee Seward Claud Wickard Edwin Wise John Cantley Judge John Aiken Ed Bush and Lieut. Ed Bush. The public is invited and admission costs 1.50 for tax law topics and related remarks.
Miss Frances Doddrell and Mr. Cecil Wallace united in marriage at Logansport Tabernacle on Thanksgiving Day. Both have long ties to Logansport. she is a Logansport High School graduate and he a Rockfield High School graduate. A wedding dinner followed Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wallace.
The 26th annual Christmas seal sale appeals for funds to sustain the life saving TB prevention campaign. Despite declines over 15 years, records show rising tuberculosis this year and Dreaded winter hardships. The appeal urges readers to give to keep the effort going and stop the death rate from TB this season.
Tony Snoeberger Jesse and John Mills left Camden November 9 for a big game hunt in Maine. They traveled through Detroit Niagara Falls Toronto Montreal and Quebec to Jackman Maine then hiked to camp and stayed ten days. They bagged deer partridge and small game and brought back three large bucks weighing 190 pounds dressed. They journeyed home via Boston New Haven New York and Pittsburgh and were enthusiastic about the trip.
Myrtle Britton and Robert Clark a Government Custom officer wed November 15 1932 in Los Angeles California They plan to reside in Los Angeles Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs Ward of Florida and a guard from Ohio in attendance
Members of the Camden Baptist church gathered at the Logansport Baptist Temple for Sunday evening services led by Rev. W. A. Bender. The church male quartet provided musical accompaniment.
Sunday School starts at 9 30 sharp with a live classroom and a message Do not fail God Our evening musical service begins at 7 oclock sharp A very unique service with the choir and a special treat The pastor will preach a requested sermon Come find out what it is Our motto Not only to live but to love Everyone will feel at home with us We do not preach doctrine but Christ
The Rockfield Home Economics club met Friday at Mrs May Clarkes home with Mrs Nina Robinson assisting. A memorial service honored member Mrs Perry Van Gundy. Program included songs poems and project work. Twenty five members attended with fruit salad wafers and a photo contest noted.
Paul V. McNutt will be inaugurated January 9 as Indiana’s sixteenth Democrat to hold the gubernatorial office. The article lists past governors with party affiliations and terms, noting Whig and Republican interludes, and highlighting long and short tenures, resignations, and notable future national leaders among Indiana’s chiefs executive.
Adeline Henrietta Gerstley Ringer, born April 24 1853 in Pennsylvania, died November 23 1932 at age 79 years 6 months and 29 days in Indiana. She married George S. Ringer on March 17 1874. They lived in the area since about 1880 with four children surviving, plus a sister near Indianapolis, eleven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral was held Friday at 1 30 pm from the Methodist church with Rev Kahl officiating. burial in Camden cemetery. Out-of-town mourners listed.
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for their sympathy and help during our mother’s passing. Your support and kindness brought comfort to our family in this difficult time.
Jesse Alma, 52, painter and wallpaper hanger, died Sunday night at Cass County Hospital after a brief illness and emergency operation. Survived by widow Irena, daughter Audra, son Arnold, three sisters Grace Robbins Addie Aiken Anna DeMoss, and three brothers William Cecil John. Funeral held at 2:00 PM Wednesday at the Methodist church. Burial followed.
Alvin P Hovey, Republican and twentieth Governor, was an outstanding figure of his era. Mentioned for ambassador to Great Britain and cabinet posts, he might have been a presidential option if he had been a Democrat. He refused to enter politics for years until strong pressure pushed him to accept his party’s nomination.
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