Christmas in 1900 and 1938 contrasts in family cheer
An article recalls Christmas customs in 1900 with large family gatherings, feast days, and horse drawn travel, then contrasts with 1938 practices including automobiles and electric lights. It urges joy and safety, noting rising highway fatalities despite progress.
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Santa Claus
America
Roosevelt
Hog Raisers Evening School Opens in Camden
A series of weekly meetings begins Monday December 12 at Camden High School under instructor Irving Olson. Local 4-H and agricultural groups join to discuss hog and dairy topics with guest speakers from Purdue and county educators.
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Jackson
Adjaiing
Camden High School
Department of Vocational Agriculture
Irving Olson
Fle
Frank Demaree
Lafayette
Indiana
Sam Myerson
Myerson
Ralph Maggart
Delphi
Camden
Caroll County
Stewart Guthrie
C.m.vestal
Agricultural Experiment Station
Purdue University
Vestal
Purdue
E. T. Wallace
Wallace
Carroll County
Ralph Rhinhart
Burlington
Rhinhart
Walker
Western
Bringhurst
Camden Ligh
Second Subscription Concert Adds Indianapolis Choir
Fabien Levitzky conducts the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra in a third subscription program with the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir of 200, featuring Arthur Shepherd's Song of the Pilgrims and works by Moyzes Janosik Bach Dvorak. The 85 player ensemble, rising to national prominence under Sevitzky, aims to tour Hoosier cities and Chicago with a busy 20 week season through next April.
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Fabien Levitzky
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Wil
Indianapolis
Arthur Shepherd
Moyzes —Janosik
Ph. E. Bach
Dvorak
New World” the Orchestra, Which Rose To National Reputation Under Mr. Sevitzky
CBS
Sevitzky
Hoosier
Indiana State Symphony Society
Lafayette
Bloomington
Muncie
la Port
Champaign
Chicago
Illinois
Former Rock Creek Resident Dies in Indianapolis
Chas Russell Barnard, son of Jerry and Catherine Barnard, was born January 5, 1893 in Warsaw Indiana and died December 5, 1933 in Indianapolis aged 45 years. He served in World War I near the front, later ran a Paris Illinois business with his father, and cared for his mother. Funeral services were held at noon with Rev Herbert Hugo officiating. burial in a local cemetery.
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Chas ' Russell Barnard
Erry and
Cathrine Barnard
Warsaw
Indiana
Indianapolis
Flora
Lafayette
Paris
Ill
France
Tme
Lenaved
Buelah
Rends
Herbert Lugo
Belgium bells cast for 1939 World's Fair tower
From Belgium, 35 bronze bells weighing 15 to 1300 pounds are cast in Tournai, destined for a 450 foot tower at the World's Fair 1939. The largest bells will be played daily, bearing a Latin inscription stating they ring for peace and the Atlantic, honoring Leopold.
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Tournai
Belgium
Leopold
Atlantic
Jackson Farm Bureau Meeting Date Change Notice
Jackson Township Farm plans a meeting Monday night at 8:00 p m at the Community Building. Irving Olson of the Vocational Department Purdue will discuss general agricultural topics for Indiana 1936.
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Jackson Township
Uilding
Conn- Clona
Irving Olson
Purdue
General Agricultural
Indiana
Thanking Friends and Supporters for Kind Thoughts
A brief note expresses gratitude to friends and supporters for their thoughts during illness and hardship. The message highlights appreciation from the writer and their family for the care and encouragement received.
Stewardship Service At Rockfield Church
Stewardship service held at Rockfield Presbyterian Church Sunday night with Young Women's Missionary Society in charge. Mrs. Dewey Zinn presided, Mrs. Mary Hugo led prayer, Mrs. Dessie Million read scripture. A Ladies trio and a duet sang. Rev. Hugo preached on God of the Universe. Society members attended in a body, a good crowd.
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Rockfield Presbyterian Church
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Dewey Zinn
Mary Hugo
Dessie Million
John Mills and Wife Host Venison Dinner Gathering
Liberty township residents Mr and Mrs John Mills hosted a venison dinner at Averiaon this week. Attending were Mr and Mrs Russell Sink Mr and Mrs Williamson and Mr and Mrs Billy Allread.
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John’ Mills
Liberty Township
Averiaon
Questa
Russell ‘Sink
Williamson End
Billy Allread
Children Dream of Santa’s Midnight Christmas Eve
Poetic reflection describes children unable to sleep on Christmas Eve awaiting Santa. The quiet house holds dreams of a wondrous land with glimmering trees and heaps of toys, capturing innocent anticipation and festive wonder.
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Santa Claus
Motorists To File Ink Applications For 1939 Plates
Applications for 1939 motor vehicle license plates are in owners hands. Plate sales start Monday December 12 with forms to be filled in ink to avoid delays. Poll tax receipts for 1937 payable in 1938 must be shown, as must receipts for drivers licenses. A tax case affects weight funds now impounded pending court decision.
Kleckner Appointed to Campbell Vacancy in Carroll County
Ira Kleckner a prominent Jackson township Democrat was appointed Monday as Carroll County commissioner from the first district to replace A. G. Campbell deceased member of the board. Kleckner was a candidate for the position but was defeated by Andrew Gerbins a Republican in the recent election. Gerbins will assume January 1, 1939. No reason for not appointing Gerbins was given. the board and the late officeholder were both Republican.
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Ira Kleckner
Jackson Township
Carroll County
A. G. Campbell
Kleckner
Andrew Gerbins
Gerbens
Sister of Mrs. Sarah Cole Dies in Indiana
Mrs Kate Flora aged 78 of Nappanee dies at home after long illness. Survivors include six children and three sisters among them Mrs Sarah Cole of Camden plus a half sister and half brother. Funeral rites held in Nappanee and burial in Moss Cemetery near Flora.
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Kate Flora
Nappanee
Sarah Cole
Camden
Moss Cemetery
Flora
Thankful note from U G Campbell children for kindness after father's death
The U G Campbell children express gratitude to all who offered support during their father's long illness and death. They mention flowers and the minister Mr Baker among those remembered and cherished for their kindness.
Keep Your Fires Friendly at Xmas Time
Slogan urges caution during holiday season to prevent fires. Advises against candles on trees or windows and to use electric lights safely. Recommends secure trees, non inflammable ornaments, careful smoking, and immediate fire department call if flames appear.
Foreman Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William R Foreman aged 76 and 70 of Logansport celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday with a family dinner at their son Floyd Foremans home and an informal reception in the afternoon Their eight children include four living nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren Mrs Foreman was born in Cass county while her husband came from West Virginia to New Cass county area to settle.
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William R. Foreman
Logansport
Floyd Foreman
Jess Grandstaff
Grandstaff
Adeline Burge
S.S. Kleckner
Mrs. Horn
North Water Street
Martha Plank
Delbert Campbell
Columbus City
Pearl Lantz
Edith Lane
Jack Winett
Chicago
New York City
Reed Groninger
North Judson
Geo. Groninger
Chas. Thompson
Eau Claire
Mich
Zern Isaacs
Harley Smith
Rockfield
Plumea Tribbett
Eva Cree
al O’bear
Lon Doyer
West Main Street
Carroll Harrison
Nannie Richter
Fred
Wilbur Blue
Bourbon
Indiana
Sam Cripe
Delphi law senior Lewis Mullin earns university honor
Lewis Mullin of Delphi, a law senior, has been announced on Indiana University's all University scholastic honor roll for the second semester of the past school year. Only students in the highest ten percent ranking were chosen for special scholastic honors.
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Lewis Mullin
Delphi
Indiana University
Old Fashioned Waffle Supper at Lutheran Church
An old fashioned waffle supper will be held at the Lutheran church Saturday night December 10 starting at 5 P.M. until all are served. Boy Oh boy old fashioned waffles with plenty of syrup. Price 30 cents.
Wayne Brechbiel Stays With Mrs Clara Montgomery
Wayne Brechbiel is staying at the home of Mrs Clara Montgomery. The arrangement places Brechbiel in the residence of Montgomery, noting a personal visit or lodging detail in a local society item.
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Wayne Brechbiel
Clara Montgomery
Record-News Holiday Offer for Yearly Subscriptions
The Record-News announces a holiday offer on all subscriptions running through January 15. Pay $1 for one year or buy multiple years with a discount for three or more years in advance. Also offers arranging favorite magazines by phone to save your time.
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The
Record-News
White Owl Notes on Local Happenings and Community Cheer
The column comments on a tag found on a family bus, friendlier relations with schools, and playful beliefs. It notes 17 days until Santa Claus arrives, mentions Fred Case selling 850 cattle, and cites Coulter Egg Case Company employing 32 locals plus truckers and log cutters. Sunday School counts in Camden are listed for Baptist, Lower Deer Creek, Lutheran, and Methodist groups. The Camden Commercial Club plans to decorate streets with Christmas trees and lights.
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Fred Case
Coulter
M. H. Stuart
Camden
Christmas Pageant at Rockfield Church
The Rockfield Presbyterian Church presents a pageant named One Star-lit Night on Christmas night at 8:00. The Biblical drama unfolds in four scenes from Bethlehem hillside to the Inn room, Herod's throne, and the Manger Scene, featuring the choir and local youth and adults.
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Rockfield Presbyterian Church
Savior
Bethlehem
Herod
Rockfield H. E. Club Holds Project Meeting
The Rockfield Home Economics Club met with Mrs. Galbreath Monday for a called session on Tafting of Bed Speeds and Pillows. Twelve members attended with refreshments. a regular all day meeting and Christmas party are planned for December 15 at Gladys Thomas's home with a covered dish dinner.
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Rockfield Home Economics Club
John Snoeberger Wins Sectional Reserve Corn Honor
John E. Snoeberger west of Rockfield won sectional reserve championship at the International Show last week. He has won prizes each year since a boy of twelve, earning him corn king honors with International State and County. Rev. Hugo and family spent Friday in Chicago.
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John E. Snoeberger
Rockfield
Galley
Snoeberger
Local notes and visits in Cass County area
Community items report visits by Mrs Irvin Hicks and others in Logansport and nearby towns. Families moved residences, attended fairs, and hosted relatives from Indianapolis to Monroe Michigan. A widow dies, walnuts and hickories harvest forecast, and a wedding noted amid a flurry of small social updates.
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Hugo
Irvin Hicks
Ella Clark
Ben Tribbett
Chas. E. Cline
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Russel Pimking
Walton
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Martin Boone
Robert Snoeberger
Harley Raver
Rockfied
Hattie Simmons
Clarence Cree
Chas. Spitler
Charles Snyder
Russell Oyler
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Lenna Spitler
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Walter Burris
West of Walton
Lester Wilson
John Horn
Town
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