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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
2
Mrs Roosevelt urges understanding of world affairs to save civilization as Indiana farm women gather at the State Convention of the S&E Directors. She praises the group for its orderly, progressive work and notes the banking holiday did not derail their Farm Bureau efforts.
A speaker reflects on service to the Farm Bureau, stressing personal contribution, leadership roles, and preserving agriculture as a basic industry. The message honors past examples and commits to daily effort for a better world under the Master Builder.
Local families in Rockfield Indiana and surrounding areas marked Thanksgiving with visits and dinners. Residents such as Lee Flora Leonard Yerkes and Anna Timmons hosted or joined relatives while the Rockfield Home Economics Club delivered food baskets. Hot lunches began in the Rockfield school for children bringing lunches.
Fort Wayne pastorate change as Rev J Edward Lehman accepts the Baptist church. Nearby Burnettsville reports a rattlesnake killed by Mack Sparks. Young America notes Joe Cost, 55, aged druggist, attempted suicide and is near death. Kentland records John Cox found dead in Lake Village tent with shotgun wound, knife and hammer nearby. investigation underway. Burnettsville also notes Homer Burkett’s sun-ignited seat fire caused by sunlight through a glass jug of water.
Fred G. Smith outlines how Carroll County Farm Bureau pushed tax relief, cutting county taxes from 824587.19 to 493731.42 in 1933, a 41 percent drop. The shift included state rate cuts and new fuel taxes to fund roads and schools, with calls for a fixed property tax limit and state responsibility for education.
Mrs. Floyd Hatfield and her child ren from Ohio visited over the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Mullendore, as reported in local notes.
East View and Deer Creek residents such as Mrs. Filla Jones and son Fred Jones planned winter visits. Faye Maxwell and Louisville relatives joined David Maxwell for Thanksgiving. Local households hosted relatives including the Brittons Everetta Sibbitts Cohee and Slusser families. Ruth Bechdolt was hospitalized in Indianapolis for a leg infection. A Maurice Cohee farm windstorm caused damage including a ruined hen house and part of a roof on the George house.
Ora Shiraz of Flora directed the Carroll County Farm Bureau quartet will perform at Rockfield Presbyterian church night. The Aults present sacred music at Cutler Camden. Cutler Camden High School plans a future state play and revisits the old era play. Admission 10 cents.
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