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No. 317 due 12 47 P M flag stop for passengers No 319 due 7 24 P M flag South Bound No 820 due 7 50 P M regular stop
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
7
No. 317 due 12 47 P M flag stop for passengers No 319 due 7 24 P M flag South Bound No 820 due 7 50 P M regular stop
The Baptist Church outlines 9 30 Sunday School led by Raynes Wyatt Superintendent 10 30 Junior Congregation 10 45 Morning Worship and 7 00 Evening Services The Sabbath day is holy and urged faithful observance The morning services were well attended The choir quartet performed in Logansport at the Baptist Temple The minister W A Bender urges humility devotion and a life reflecting Christ to reach true life attainment See Jesus, men.
St Peters Lutheran Church announces 9:30 Sunday School 10:30 Morning Worship and 7:00 Evening Services. Pastor Elmer Kahl invites members to join next Lord's day for a commissioning service, cooperative noon dinner, and Lord's business with emphasis on faith and business principles.
Lower Deer Creek Church maintains Sunday School at 9 30 A M with Ralph Replogle preaching at 10 30 A M and on first and third Sundays at 7 P M Fifth Sundays feature a diversified program at 7 P M Bible Sunday is December 4 morning topic The Bible's Message of Hope and evening service led by men with sermon titled God's Employment Agency Pastor L L Paul invites participation and worship.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Truesdell of South Bend spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. %. L. Truesdell.
Rockfield suffered a 38 to 14 defeat to Burnettsville at Delphi on Wednesday night. Burnettsville led 13 to 6 at halftime and 14 to 10 at the break for the second period. Adams, replacing Sanders late, scored five points to boost Rockfield’s effort. A large crowd attended. John McCleary was absent Monday morning due to illness and several pupils missed time in Mr Hood’s room.
School honor roll names across grades one to twelve are listed. Notable students include Almeda Popejoy and Marjorie Noble in grade one, Gordon Flora and Gerald Popejoy in grade two, and many others across grades three through twelve, including Mary Adams, Elizabeth Kite, and Opal Mullin in higher grades.
Morning worship at Rockfield Christian Church at 9 thirty leading into Bible study and evening service at four o clock.
The notice lists Camden M E Church with Rev F H Collier pastor. Sunday School at 9 30 A M led by Clarence Davidson Supt. Worship at 10 30 A M. Official board meeting on the second Sunday of each month. Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs J P Johnston Flora, with Mr and Mrs Andy Einsiedel and son Bobby of Fort Wayne and Mr and Mrs Z L Truesdell attending.
Ernest Robinson has located in Los Angeles and is employed there. Mrs. Martha Galbreth stayed in Flora as guest of the Millers. Monroe Brechbiel and family visited the Cooks in Flora. Delmar Galbreth and family called on the Hiengs of Logansport. Charles Wright remains weak and Anna Murphy is poorly. John McCleary was absent from school due to illness. Orval Flora moved from the Flora homestead to a farm near Flora. Rev. Hugo and L. J. Deel with families visited in Chicago for Thanksgiving. Hugo gave each member a Go to Church stamp. Rufus Gordon confined at home. improving slowly. Mrs. Aaron Snoeberger visiting Chicago relatives. Mrs. Allie May and daughter Mary Margaret with Lafayette hosts for Thanksgiving. Minnie Raber McMahan visiting relatives after mother’s death. Fern McCarty and Sunday school class held a church supper at the Presbyterian basement.
Edwin Layman son of Mr and Mrs John Layman of south of Logansport was accidentally shot in the back on Friday. He is a grandson of Mr and Mrs D R Layman.
Pall bearers and flower bearers at Mrs Sophia Raber funeral were grandsons Claude Raber Carl Raber Roy Snoeberger Tom Raber Maurice Crites and Marshall Raber. Russell Sinkard family Walter Ringer and family Mazy Marga ret May Leland Brian attended. Melba Wasson hosted an oyster supper at the Sink home for birthdays of Mr Sink Mr Ringer and Bobby Ringer. Mr and Mrs Herman Fesler moved into the Wilson property vacated by Mr and Mrs Walter Fincher. Mr and Mrs Fincher saved to the farm vacated by Mrs Guy Fincher.
Mr and Mrs Will Mills of near Delphi hosted Thanksgiving guests including Mr and Mrs James Varnes Mr and Mrs Chas Thomas and children of Cutler and Mrs Nancy Mills of Camden.
Mrs. Marjorie Fincher and her son Glenn spent Thanksgiving and the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gardner. The Gardners and their daughter visited Sunday with their own parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith.
The Presbyterian church group met on Wednesday with Mrs. H. Y. Mullin presiding. At the business session they voted to donate one dollar to the Red Cross. Rev. Hugo gave an engaging talk and the choir performed two special numbers.
Unclear report describes grade level banking lessons and a vaccination event. Mentions Dr Pippenger and Dr Ken, a party between Mi Y boys and Sunshine girls on the 21st, and a Thanksgiving offering by the Sunshine Society with baskets and canned goods.
The list identifies Helen George and classmates Helen Cheorge Margaret Ann Hedde Mary Alice Caldwell Marilyn Cole Kenneth Sieber Sarah Kuns Ida Lynch Charles Flora Bobby Myer Eileen Edging and Ralph Myer as 100 percent spellers. Helen George is the sole student with a perfect year overall.
A Thanksgiving welcome greets Richard Hatton son of Prof. and Mrs Harry Hatton born Wednesday November 23. Miss Baum's recom program features poems by Ilda Lynch Lois Wise Hilda Jane Chapman songs by Kenneth Sieber Ralph Myer Lois Wise and Marilyn Cole with Mary Alice Caldwell. Pupils read stories and sing songs in a festive event.
Camden’s high school basketball teams defeated Deer Creek with the second squad winning 58 to 7 and the first team 29 to 27. A Friday game at Carrollton is slated for December 2, with hopes of strong student support. Also notes the first diphtheria vaccination at the school, 118 people vaccinated, aided by Dr. Bright, Dr. Mullin, and Dr. Eva Kennedy. Family visits and Thanksgiving gatherings are listed for local residents.
Mr and Mrs Frank Myer entertained their children and their families at Thanksgiving dinner, hosting relatives in a warm family gathering.
Mr and Mrs Pritts and Mrs Paul Arion hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Oliver Edging Owen Downham and family of Cutler Mr and Mrs Homer Edging Johnnie Kershmer and Harley Edging in attendance.
Clifford Laymen and family Myles Layman and family of South Bend Frank Haff and family of Chalmers Harold Rufus Raymond and Bobby Ringer Ralph Layman and family east of Delphi were guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Dan Layman for Thanksgiving Day.
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