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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1941
Page
1
Supt Clyde Adama ministers at morning service with evening worship planned. Message urges poise and confidence amid a troubled world through Bible study and attending preaching service. Emphasizes nourishing the hungry soul with spiritual food.
Joy Edging leads 9 30 Sunday School at the Methodist Church with preaching services each Sunday at 10 30 A M Pastor V C Rogers presides over the church offerings and worship times.
Morning worship at 10:00 led by Superintendent Wilson and Assistant Supt. Hugo with Lewis Gardner officiating. Evening service at 7:00 features Pepry songs and a sound sermon lecture by Minister Pepry.
George L. Schroyer is pastor. Dean McCain serves as Supt. Church school convenes at 9:30 A.M. Morning worship begins at 10:45 A.M. Evening vespers follow at 7:00 P.M.
The Lower Deer Creek Church lists Sunday School at 9 30 with Paul Bechdell as Superintendent. Morning services occur on the second and fourth Sundays at Lower Deer Creek and on the first and 23rd Sundays at Bachelor Run. Evening services on the 13 and third Sundays at Lower Deer Creek and on the second and fourth Sundays at Bachelor Run led by Pastor Clarence Sink.
Grant Sweet of Scottsburg visited Camden on business. The Kahl couple purchased the Lane house now occupied by Ernest Martin and will move soon. Delbert Kuns and son Bobby hosted Tuesday dinner with the Eilands. Appleton and Delbert visited Deer Creek with Milo and his wife. Alfred Powel and Mary Ellen spent last Thursday in Indianapolis with Miss Hines and Delbert Kuns. Don family members visited Kentland. Yea family and Virginis and Nelson-Hinkle returned from a trip to California and Washington. The column notes a fictional Sherlock Holmes ending with a tease about The American Weekly in the Herald American.
Burrows Congregational Christian Church announces preaching every first and fourth Sunday at 11 AM and 7 PM at Sharp Field. A welcome awaits attendees led by Rev. Kt. E. Luces, pastor. Services listed for community worship and outreach.
Evert L. Kuns offers repair services for wells and old well systems. The note mentions work on new or existing wells and implies availability for repairs.
One oil and one er? item for sale at F S Coal Yard. Call for details and ask about available stock and pricing.
The Rock Creek township Farm Bureau will meet March 14 at the Rockfield school house at 7 30 P M. The program in charge of Mrs Frank Hinkle S E director includes a talk on poultry by Wayne Hiatt and a play titled Assured by the Deer Creek township Farm Bureau. Refreshments will be served.
Hal Groninger superintendent announces 9:30 sharp service with a 10:30 follow up. Rev Cash Kreigh of Logansport will speak at the sermon on a stewardship theme. Offerings benefit Mission work.
History Grove Congregational Christian Church lists Sunday School every Sunday at 10:00. Preaching every second and fourth Sunday at 11:00 and 7:00. A welcome awaits you.
Sunday schedule lists 9 30 Sunday School led by Tuman Doyel at the Baptist Church 10 30 morning worship and 7 00 evening worship with Rev. Russell Brayton serving as minister.
The passage emphasizes dairy and turkey health through prevention, rotation of flocks, and careful feeding. It urges cultivating a generation of responsible farmers, warns against diseases like blackhead in turkeys, advises feed transitions for calves, and highlights soil health, water treatment, and flood prevention as key farming practices.
The Clay Township Farm Bureau will meet March 11 at 7 30 P M in Owasco. Charles Gard speaks on Pertilizer and Lloyd Beard on Production Credit. A Deer Creek Township Farm Bureau play titled Assured will be presented. Refreshments served.
Traffic policy argues for more police time to protect pedestrians and curb jaywalking. City ordinances should restrict crossing at intersections with stronger public support and media cooperation. Some suggest pedestrians file regular reports after accidents to aid enforcement.
Bob Hunt and Raymond Judy attended a Tuesday evening banquet at the Union Building Purdue hosted by the Lafayette Lions Club to honor the Purdue basketball team.
A public safety note urges spring motorists to inspect their cars before trips. Check tires brakes lights and battery. ensure windshield wipers are ready for showers. Drive with courtesy yield right of way at intersections and adjust speed to road and traffic conditions to avoid accidents. Pedestrians increase in parks and streets. be vigilant for reckless behavior.
Carroll county farmers join a nationwide celebration of the agricultural program on March 8 the seventh anniversary date. A K P Hall Gamden meeting features Lloyd Zook Joe Myler and Ruben ith with music talks on progress since its origin leading to a radio address by Secretary Wallace and President Roosevelt. Light refreshments will be served all families are urged to attend.
Jesse Kendall is again able to be out after a few days illness. Mrs. Effie Guard improves from illness. Floyd Link and family moved to a newly purchased farm near Kirklin. Annabelle Hughes works at eats A oa her parents Mr Fs Archie Hughes and family. Mrs Niabel Holmes and children Sadie mentioned.
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