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Newspaper

Camden Record News

Location

Camden, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1938

Page

4

Indiana Announces 1939 License Plates Distribution

Indiana will start distributing the 1939 blue and yellow auto license plates on Monday December 12. Drivers license blanks go out the week of December 5. Plates are manufactured at the Indiana State Prison in Michigan City and delivered to 156 branches with 20 temporary offices in Marion county.

Indiana Indiana State Prison Michigan City Marion County Notre Dame University Indiana University Purdue Indianapolis Kentucky Michigan Ohio

December Meeting for Jackson Township Home Economics Club

The Jackson Township Home Economics Club will hold its chet meeting at Mrs Grace Sharp's home on Thursday evening December 8. Roll call features A Christmas custom in our family. A Christmas playset will be given. committee members are Mrs Mabel Chapman and Mrs Alice Wilson. A ten cent gift exchange is planned. Hostesses include Mesdames Grace Sharp Cora oh Laura Kerkhove Nettie Jarren Ruth Sink Carrie Obear and Ethel Richter.

Jackson Township Grace Sharp Mabel Chapman Alice Wilson Cora Oh Laura Kerkhove Nettie Jarren Ruth Sink Carrie Obear Ethel Richter

Buy Xmas Seals and Help Reduce Tuberculosis

General Thomas Paro issued a statement urging new and more vigorous lines of attack against tuberculosis. He called for economic improvement, better housing, and improved nutrition, with continued sale of seals to fund the movement. The Wilmington effort first supported the tuberculosis movement in 1907 and he urged a nationwide, relentless campaign using all scientific weapons.

Ran Fo Con Thomas Paro Wilgington Delaware

Improvement in Hope Amid Unclear Event Description

Fragmentary OCR note hints at a shotgun incident during a hunt with slight improvement in condition. No clear names, places, or dates are readable. Further text needed for precise attribution and context.

The Michigan Road Evolution and Interstate Highway Link

The article traces the Michigan Road from its 19th century rail and electric line influences through the 1916 Federal-Aid Road Act and Indiana highway reforms. It notes how metro centers formed along lines, the creation of state and federal highway governance, and the eventual U S Route 20 31 alignments from New Albany to Michigan City.

Michigan Road Peru Indianapolis Kokomo Warsaw Elkhart South Bend Michigan City Chicago Logansport Congress of the United States Bureau of Public Roads Secretary of Agriculture General Assembly of Indiana State Highway Commission Rochester St. Joseph County New Albany Louisville Kentucky Ohio River Columbus Plymouth Laporte Valparaiso State

Retired Farmer Charles A Yakey Dies of Stroke

Charles A Yakey 73, a retired carpenter and farmer, died at 4 AM Tuesday at his Deer Creek home. Survived by wife Mary Elizabeth and daughters Geneva Hummel Mab el McCain and Doris Stewart. a sister Ella and brothers Will and R E, all of Deer Creek. Lutheran church member. funeral at home at 10 AM with Rev Carl Sorenson. burial in Deer Creek cemetery.

Charles A. Yakey Deer Creek Mary Elizabeth Geneva Hummel Washington Township Cass County Mabel McCain Doris Stewart R. N the Forest Ind Ella Will R. E

Rockfield H. E. Club Meets at Three-Links Hall

The Rockfield Home Economic Club met Thursday afternoon November 17 at the Three-Links club hall. They hosted the Flora Home Economics club ladies and opened by reading the collect in unison. Ruth Snoeberger presented the Song of the Month history and led the singing. A Red Cross membership was taken out and a called meeting planned. Flora club, led by Mrs. Wilbur Kenrick, gave the program. Bingo followed with white elephant prizes. Refreshments closed the afternoon.

Rockfield

Woman's Literary Club meets at Wagoner home

The Woman's Literary Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Marian Frances Wagoner's home. Members answering roll call included Mesdames Oskins, Kerkhove, Zook, Olson, Leonard, Quinn, Wise, Snell, Baker, Wyatt, Sharp, Mayne and Miss Mabel Mayne. The topic was Fifty Years of Poetry with papers on lyric poetry and John Brown's Body. A sale for the blind followed.

Woman’s Literary Club Marian Frances Wagoner Marcia Oskins Laura Kerkhove Anna Myrle Zook Lena Olson Bertha Leonard Nelle Quinn Mary Wise Helen Snell Florence Baker Raynes Wyatt Effie Wyatt Evelyn Sharp Mabel Mayne John Brown Stephan Vincent Benet

Carroll Hunters Return With Deer and Bear

A four man Carroll county party that went to Escanaba Michigan on November 12 returned home with two deer weighing 175 and 250 pounds and two bears weighing 200 pounds. The hunters were John Mills Tony Snoeberger Walter Bowen and Lionel Delaplane. The large haul drew attention at every stop.

Carroll County Escanaba Mich John Mills Tony Snoeberger Walter Bowen Cutler Lionel Delaplane Deer Creek

Eastern Star joint meeting in Camden December 12

Flora and Delphi Chapters of Eastern Star join Camden Chapter for an December 12 meeting at Camden with Mrs Ruth L Miers Worthy Grand Matron presiding. Rose Chapter opens, Carroll Chapter initiates, Flora Chapter closes. Methodist ladies to serve banquet.

Flora and Delphi Eastern Star Camden Ruth L. Miers Greensburgh Rose Carroll Flora

Camden thanks letter from Mrs Lulu Brown

Mrs Lulu B Brown expresses gratitude to the people of Camden and vicinity for their kind words and deeds during a trying period, noting appreciation for their cars and support.

Camden Lulu B. Brown

Older Youth Meetings Held Here in Carroll County

Miss Cora Belle Pearson and Ray Robert son led Carroll county delegates to the first state convention of Indiana Older Youth groups in Indianapolis on November 16 alongside the Indiana Farm Bureau convention. The Carroll County group meets at Camden community hall on the fourth Monday each month with Eldon Robe son of Washington township serving as 1939 chairman.

Cora Belle Pearson Carrollton Township Ray Robertson Burlington Township George Seward Carroll County Indiana Indianapolis Indiana Farm Bureau Camden Community Hall Eldon Robeson Washington Township

Miss Hedderich earns 4-H sectional win in national contest

Carolyn Hedderich of Camden is named sectional winner in the National 4-H Club Food Preparation Contest for Central Extension. She will receive a Servel Electrolux kerosene refrigerator after the November 28 Drake Hotel luncheon announcing national and sectional winners.

Carolyn Hedderich Carolyn Central Extension Drake Hotel Chicago George S. Jones Oneral Server Inc

Camden at Young America rescheduled to December 2

Camden will host Young America on Friday night December 2 instead of December 9. The Camden Garrellton game set for December 2 has been postponed indefinitely.

Camden Young America

Penny Supper at Baptist Church Saturday Evening

Ladies will serve a penny supper in the church chapel on Saturday evening December 3. Everyone is invited to attend.

Miss Elizabeth Hardy Weds Isaac D Gregg in Thanksgiving Home Ceremony

Elizabeth Hardy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hardy of Deer Creek married Isaac D Gregg of Thorntown son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gregg of Flora at a noon Thanksgiving ceremony at the bride’s parents home. The Rev Herbert Hugo presided. about twenty guests attended followed by a three course dinner. Both families noted their educational paths and the couple plans to reside in Thorntown where Gregg will practice law.

Elizabeth Hardy Leroy Hardy Deer Creek Isaac D. Gregg Thorntown Charles Gregg Flora Herbert Hugo Rockfield Presbyterian Church Gregg Purdue University Flora High School Indiana University Law School

Zimmerman Watson Bronouncement in Flora marriage

Miss Helen Zimmerman daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Zimmerman Flora wed Clarence Watson son of Mr and Mrs Luther Watson Lebanon The ceremony was Saturday at 445 pm at the home of Rev W C Aschanhart former Flora Christian church pastor The bride wore black with a corsage of Talisman roses Mr and Mrs Watson are at home in their newly furnished Flora residence

Helen Zimmerman J. A. Zimmerman Flora Clarence Watson Luther Watson Lebanon W. C Aschanhart Flora: Christian Church Watson

County Commissioner Campbell Dies in Logansport

Ulysses Grant Campbell 74, longtime Jackson township farmer and Carroll County commissioner, died at 3:35 P M Wednesday at St Joseph hospital Logansport after admission November 4. Survived by five daughters, three sons, one brother, eighteen grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 2 PM at Camden Baptist Church, Baker Funeral Home assisting. Burial Camden cemetery. Carolyn Hedderich attends National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago.

Ulysses Grant Campbell St. Joseph Hospital Logansport Goldie Tribbett Camden Estel Pugh Deer Creek Ruth George Maxine Hill Delphi Audra Brown Monticello Russell Andrews Mike Young America Frazier Oscar Campbellj Jackson Township Board of County Commissioners Carroll County Camden Baptist Church Baker Funeral Home Camden Cemetery

Record-News Offers Holiday Subscriptions for $1

The Record-News announces a holiday offer on all subscriptions through January 15. Pay one year or multiple years in advance with discounts for three or more. Also available is a service to order favorite magazines by phone to save readers time.

The Record-News

Protests for Liberty Stand Against Persecution Abroad

The piece lauds President Roosevelt for opposing Nazi discrimination against Jews and Catholics in Germany. It argues the United States defends equal rights as a civilizational duty and rejects accusations of dictatorship by acting to protect liberty worldwide.

Roosevelt Germany England France Thomas Jefferson

Lutheran Church Rededication Marks 65th Anniversary

The Camden Lutheran Church celebrated its 65th anniversary with a morning rededication led by Rev. Fabianske and an evening sermon by Rev. Stolldory of Lafayette. The church interiors were redecorated and new furnaces installed. Memorials honor Mrs Amanda Snyder and Mr and Mrs John W Bowman. Several visiting pastors attended and a reception followed at the parsonage.

Camden Harry Stolldory Lafayette St. Peter’s Leonard Baptist Church Arthur H. Abpianalp Pasar Grace Lutheran Church Gansport Carl Sorenson Deer Creek C. J. Forster Mulberry

Funeral Services Held for Arthur Emrick in Rockfield

Funeral services for Arthur Emrick, found dead in the Wabash River, were held Friday afternoon at his father's home. Be Emrick, with Rev. Hugo presiding, led the ceremony. Burial followed in Rockfield Cemetery. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ben Been, two grandchildren, two brothers, and a sister. C E Baker & Son supervised the funeral.

Arthur Emrick Wabash River Be Emrick Rockfield Hugo Ben Been C.E. Baker & Son

Taken From the Files of 1929 Visit Notes and Accidents

A long list of social visits and family gatherings across Delphi Logansport and nearby towns is recorded. Entries include Jesse Lane visiting Milford and many relatives visiting or hosting in towns like Monticello Goshen Lafayette and Delphi. The notice also reports injuries from a basketball game and a car accident with medical attention.

Jesse Lane Milford Amy Wright Logansport

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Albert C. Rose U.S Dep't of Agriculture Rockfield H. E Woman’s Club O.lawrence Hawthorne Miss Hedderich Hardy Lutheran Church Ellie Jones Harry Jones Ardis Landis George Cree Harry Chas. Hornbeck Ed, Ruffing C. E. Baker Emmett Flora Arzula Audra Flora Mexico Tom Ronk Malinda Cree Wm Harmon Burlington Orvie Harmon Sarah Thomas Thomas Martin Perry Miller Goshen R. el. Baker Kalamazoo, Michigan Miles Robeson Sam Shaffer Mary Binkley Rozella Jay Penn Glasscock Ambrose Wingard Carrie Bohannon Anna Bohannon Robert Snoeberger J. H. Lesh Wm. Stangle Harry Holmes Treaser Titus Dale Ledman Lenna Sibbitt Hilda Eva Emerson George Lee Rossville Levi Windle Nettie W. M. Purner Sam Beeler Roan Lorenda Shafer Burrows Jerome Justice Donald Chester Lesh France West Donnabelle Ritchey Camden Girls Rockfield Girls Deloris Smith Soldiers Home Chas. Smith Peggy Joan Joe Snell Cass County Hospital Helen Porter Bill Mills James Stedmad Miami Wright Humrickhouse Zephar Humrickhouse Ella Plank Ben Tribbett Tribbetts Akron Robert Gilliam Lewis Shaffer Arthur Shaffer
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