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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1939
Page
5
The Adams Township Farm Bureau will meet at the schoolhouse on December 12 at 7230 FM. Rev Kilmer of Tonville will give a Christmas talk and lead the program.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a reference to Doctor Townsend with uncertain surrounding text. No clear event or outcome is readable for a fuller summary.
Mr and Mrs Vernie Stephens of Logansport Indiana and Howard were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Raber and family. The gathering included Mary Elisabeth Stephens and grandson Jerry Lee Garrigan with Abe. Classified ads indicate local notices.
Camden boys defeated Thorntown 37 to 30 with Yerkes Leiber Hicks Shaoks Trent Myer and Gardner playing. Second team lost 19 to 20 in a tight matchup with ink Hedde Caldwell Gigh Teel DeWitt Patty contributing. On December 2 Camden trip to Culver ended in an overtime 35 33 loss with Hicks Shanke Trent Yerkes Leiber Myers Gardner in action.
Raymond S. Fouts of Lafayette Indiana is reelected as director of the Farm Credit Board of Louisville for a three year term starting January 1 1940. He has served since 1937 and is secretary treasurer of the Tippecanoe county National Farm Loan Association. He helps steer policies for a cooperative credit system aiding farmers in four states with long and short term loans through farm loan associations production credit and land bank programs.
Reports from Carroll County townships note fundraising efforts led by Mrs. B Hevan with small contributions totaling about $10. Local volunteers tally donations and coordinate aid distributions for relief services.
Clay Township Farm Bureau reports on local agricultural issues and club activities. The brief notes meeting dates and community outreach efforts within Clay Township.
Mr and Mrs Roy Caldwell of Camden entertained at a birthday dinner for their daughter Josephine. Audrey Clements and Miss Mabel Douglas of Delphi attended as guests. The Deer Creek school class won honors at the dinner following the event.
The fragment states the area of a place called Hong with a measurement of about four square miles. Details are incomplete but indicate geographic scope and designation. No additional names or institutions are clearly readable.
Clay Township Home Economics Club plans an all day December 15 gathering titled What Want For Christmas. Rev and Mrs Kati of Mal will speak, and the event includes a noon meal and social time with members and friends.
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