07 Dec 1939
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1939
Page
1
The article urges individuals to assess their own driving and safety habits as 1986 may see record automobile accidents. It notes some communities may improve while others worsen despite safety efforts, and emphasizes the human factor and the value of being a safe driver.
Ray Quino rented the Hum rickhouse. Graesen and the Graesch family from Indianapolis stayed at the John Graesch residence. Their mother accompanied them back home after the weekend visit.
Carrol county issued insured mortgage loans totaling 7100 dollars in 1936, all for existing construction with none for new homes. The Federal Housing Administration statewide 1936 commitments reached 12907272 dollars, and experts project at least 25000000 dollars in 1937 through the Indianapolis office.
Indiana Civilian Conservation Corps camps filled by statewide roll call on Jan 12. About 6,400 men enrolled in 41 state camps. roughly 1,160 will complete enrollment by Jan 15. Eligibility included 17 to 28 year olds from relief families, unemployed and physically fit.
The comp retentive report covers County Agent activities in 1936. It lists farm work viewings, office calls, letters written, circulars distributed, miles traveled, and meetings attended. It details Boys and Girls enrolled, club meetings, and leaders involved. A narrative report for County Agent R J Maggart is available for viewing.
Geo Lowery remains in critical condition while Mrs. Evelyn Johns improves. The Rockfield Home Economics club postpones its February meeting. Otho Biddle moves to the McDowell property. Judge Crit e, wife, and Miss Cora Snoeberger visit Emma Snoeberger and Ruth. Blanche Sidenbender visits LaGrove. Lizzie Wolf returns home from Cass County Hospital. Rebekah and Odd Fellow Judges install new officers. Adina lodge Delphi installs women. refreshments served to 70. Truman Sanders sick with flu. Fred Sanders covers duties. Cooperative telephone meeting elects officers. dividends paid to stockholders.
Burrows News from Chicago visits and Sunday visits across town. Belle Crismann and Mattie Etter visiters. Been family ill with pneumonia and related cases. John Smith and George Beale, Ralph Dawson visited. Starkey family ill but improving. War Mothers Club postponed due to sickness. Shanks released after pneumonia treatment. Armour Bearers Class to meet at Mrs Henry Hobaugh’s Friday night.
A mother solves a reluctant eater by broiling liver with bacon and Bermuda onions using an electric range. The method promises cleaner ovens, precise temperature control, and easier meals with future hints of broader advantages in home cooking and thrift dishes.
Mr and Mrs Miles Maxwell announce the birth of a daughter Hyadoan on Wednesday January 6 in Bern.
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