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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1936
Page
3
The piece lists families visiting and moving within Indianapolis and nearby areas during Thanksgiving, noting property transactions and social visits. It also mentions John McCormack planning a performance in Indianapolis and his wartime views from a Europe tour, predicting global tension. Diana Stark, Kinsey, Roudolph, and Mayhill are among the named locals cited.
Orchestra at 15. Communion at 9 30. Preaching 10. Bible School 10 30. Delmar Galbreth, Superintendent. Evening service 7. Preaching every other Sunday 3 5. 10 00 Martin Justice, Superintendent. Morning worship 11 to 11 50. Junior and senior sermon. Appropriate music. At 7 all attend at Rockfield.
Lower Deer Creek Church announces Clarence Sink as pastor and Chester Petersen as superintendent. Sunday School starts 9 30, preaching 10 30, evening service at 7 80. Ivening Services at 7 80 and sound sermon lecture with good music led by M Hugo and Arthur Hildebrand.
Sunday School held every Sunday at 10. John Smith is Superintendent. Preaching occurs every first and third Sunday at 11 and 7:30. A welcome awaits you.
At the M. E. Church, Sunday School sessions are led by Superintendent Clarence Davidson with V. C. Rogers serving as pastor. The brief note highlights church education leadership and weekly activities.
Mrs. Dora Ray traveled to Florida for the winter. Mrs. Charles Wilson and son visited Columbus. Cecil Teel and family stayed with his mother, Mrs. Alice Veel. Miles Waxwell vacated the W. F. Cohee property. Deer Creek farmers close bridges to harvest. Miss Jean Tribbett visited Logansport. Jev Hugo had funerals in Michigan City and Roswell. Sam Finley moved to Anderson from A. G. Campbell house. Dr. Charles Wise and wife hosted Thanksgiving. Judy and family visited Logansport for Thanksgiving. Army vacancies announced at 408 Federal Building, Indianapolis. Howard Dickerson stayed with daughter Mrs. Roy Gardner. Cut Wallace family guests of Truman Kuezmaul at Deer Creek. Ralph Preston and family of Chicago spent Thanksgiving with the Spitlers. John Griffey and Tom Lipa, with Clarence Lake, finished a wood buzz job at Frank Porter farm. Xman Cards offer at Record News office. Mrs. Monroe Breehbiel underwent major surgery at Casey County hospital and is recovering. W. McCain of Lindale, W. C. McCain of Gas City, and C. L. McCain of Bringhurst visited sister Mrs. J. R. Mullins. John Gish and family visited Elmer Gishard. Mary Ellen and Robert Gish joined for weekend. George Montgomery and Leora Sutter of Lafayette married by Rev. Hugo. will live in Rockfield.
Hickory Grove Christiaan Church holds Sunday School every Sunday at 10:00 AM Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays at 11:00 AM and 7:00 PM.
Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m and the Devotional Hour follows at 10 30 a m Pastor Rev L W Stanger leads the Baptist church service with Ray nen Wyatt noted for a September devotion session.
St Peter's Lutheran offers Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Dean McCain superintendent. Morning Worship follows at 10 30 with a spiritual sermon and good music led by pastor A H Fabianske.
Agricultural guidance covers feeding for ewes and horse management at breeding time, ventilation of storage houses, and timely overhauls of farm machinery. It warns about barberry rust on grains, stresses Indiana feed tag guarantees, and notes home garden fruit tree benefits from straw mulch advised by Purdue University experts.
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