Local Social News Highlights From Rockfield and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs J Starkey of Rockfield dined with Mr and Mrs Roy Green of Burrows Wednesday evening. Harold Baker and Fred Leslie attended the American Legion Banquet in Logansport Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Geo Rodebush of Indianapolis visited Mr and Mrs W M Welling over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Clarence Luke and Dorothy visited Mr and Mrs Monroe Brechbiel Sunday. Mrs Net Horn moved to Camden with her son Forest and family to operate the farm.
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Harold Baker
Fred Leslie
American Legion
Logansport
Geo. Rodebush
Indianapolis
W. M. Welling
Clarence Luke
Dorothy
Monroe Brechbiel
Net Horn
Camden
Forest
Social notes from Logansport and nearby towns
Mrs Grace Zorbe of Logansport visited Camden on Monday Jora Lee Kennedy spent the weekend with Jewel Maxine Musselman at Vlora Mr and Mrs Wilbur Neher and son of Anderson were weekend guests of the Neher family Curtis McCain received visitors Mr Clarence Smith of Kempton who handles the J P Estate Lumber interests in Ind Mrs Lillian Martin and daughter Marie plus Mr and Mrs Jesse Yeager traveled to Peru last Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs Lockridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jora Lee Kennedy
Jewel Maxine Musselman
Vlora
Wilbur Neher
Anderson
Sam Neher
Clarence Smith
Kempton
Curtis McCain
Smith
J. P. Estate
Ind
Lillian Martin
Marie
Jesse Yeager
Peru
C. A. Lockridge
For Sale Big English White Leghorn Yearling Hens
For sale big English white Leghorn yearling hens described as good. Contact Sharp and Landis at Rockfield Chas. Sh. Landis. Beads on a String event slated for Saturday November 22. Block sale price Salt 81.15 at Farmers Co-Operative Store. Rev. and Mrs. Bender attended a ministers meeting. Mrs. Bender visited Mrs. J. W. Clevenger Wednesday.
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Sharp
Landis
Rockfield
Salt
Farmers Co-Operative
Best Motor Oil All Grades Five Gallons at $3.25
Farmers Co-Operative Store in Rockfield advertises Best Motor Oil available in all grades in five gallon containers priced at 3.25 each.
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Farmers Co-Operative
Rockfield
Why Boys Leave Home
Mrs Ed Johnson entertained at a six o'clock dinner Friday evening with Bob Wyatt John Arthur Ritchey J B Wurpillat Edward Ernest and Walter Mac Johnson as a farewell for Bob Wyatt before his departure to Florida Jacob Wise has moved from farm to town and vacated by Henry Skiles C N Baker attends a funeral directors convention at Argos Chester Lesh Raymond Judy Cecil Jones and wives visited Mr and Mrs Marshall Wingard on Sunday Mrs Truman Doyeland and sons spent part of the week with her wareric Conrine Va date on
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Johnson Johnson
Bob Wyatt
John Arthur Ritchey
J. B. Wurpillat
Edward Ernest
Walter Mac Johnson
Bo Wyatt
Florida
Jacobh” Wise
Andy
Henry
Skiles
Chester Lesh
Raymond Judy
Cecil Jones
Marshall Wingard
Camden Girls and Boys Band to give school concert
The Camden Girls and Boys Band organized last August by Walter Lawson of Logansport will present a concert next Tuesday night November 18 at the high school gymnasium. The program includes band marches, solos, duets, and a piano trio with the public invited.
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Camden
Walter Lawson
Logansport
Sadie
Sweet Recollection
Madeline Bohannon
Miss Haskell
Marian Frances Wyatt
Helen Lane
Good Fellows
Reading
Julia Randolph
Florence Baker
June Link
Rockfield Burrows Presbyterian Parish Family Church Day
Rockfield Presbyterian Church will hold Family Church Day on Sunday Nov 16 at 9 30 A M. Rev Burham leads final Sunday morning service followed by a cooperative church dinner. Burrows Church School at 10 00 A M Evening Worship at 7 00 P M Theme The Kingdom of Heaven Church meeting follows.
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Rockfield, Presbyterian Church
Burham
Burrows Church
Kingdom of Heaven
Good Housekeeping Subscriptions Drop to $2.50 Annual
The magazine announces new subscription rates at 2.50 per year and 4.00 for two years. Savings include 50 cents on one year and 2.00 on two years compared to single copies. Subscribe at the Record News office.
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Good Housekeeping
i‘Record News Office
Glubs and Lodges Note on Meeting Dates and Officials
Public notice states no responsibility for changing lodge meeting dates or names of new officials as lodge secretaries handle updates. notes cards are published without charge when space allows.
Camden Fraternal Meeting Schedule List
Camden clubs outline weekly and monthly meeting times for Camden Temple No 393 Pythian Sisters Eden Rebekah Lodge No 29 I O O F Lodge 151 and other groups. Officers including J M Harrison F A M and I M O offer secretaries while meetings occur on varied days such as first and third Mondays or Tuesdays and Thursday evenings.
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Eden Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Marie Cree
See’y
Mildred Parret
Camden
Pythian Sisters
Elsie Sink
Grace Sharp
Penn Railroad Schedule Amden Time Table April 27 1930
Penn Railroad timetable lists northbound trains 321 at 9 20 am and 319 at 7 25 pm with a regular stop and Indianapolis connections. Southbound train 318 at 8 55 am serves Indianapolis passengers as a flag stop with special arrangements noted.
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Indianapolis
Birthday Celebration for Betty Lou Green
Miss Betty Lou Green celebrated her first birthday at her grandparents home in Rockfield. Aunt Isey baked the cake with one candle. she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Cheenf. The event honored by the Starkeys with family presence in Burrows and Rockfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou Green
Roy Cheen F
Burrows
Thomas JW. Starkey
Rockfield
Isey
Fresh and cured meats at reasonable prices featured
Farm ers Co-Operative in Rockfield hosts Sunday guests including Steve and Fred Jones and families from Deer Creek and Delphi and Harry Jones and wives. A son, David Nathaniel, born to Mr and Mrs Win Aspy of Louisville, Kentucky, a former Camden resident and son of a Baptist minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co-Operative
Rockfield
Steve
Fred Jones
Deer Creek
Miles Appleton
Delphi
Harry Jones
Charles Appleton
Win. Aspy
Louisville
David Nathaniel
Mr. Aspy
Camden
Understanding how Nature regulates digestion and cleanliness
E V McCallurn explains how stomach and intestine break down foods into usable energy while bacteria and toxins shape blood quality. He warns that poor handling and overheating create indigestible fragments, and that mineral oil delays digestion and Pollutes the bloodstream. He suggests clean foods, mouth and food handling, plus indigestible cellulose to aid the intestine.
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Nature
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Gold & Metal Kitchen
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Urmston Grain & Seed Co
Mrs. Grace, Zorbe
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Indiana
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C. N. Baker
Argos
Rockfield Burrows
Jessa Kendall
Good Housekeeping Magazine Now
W. M
W. O. Pettine
J. M. Harrison
I. O. O. F. Lodge No
Harold Trapp
Clarence Cree
Order of Easter Star
Ieva Kennedy
John Mills
Home Economics Club
Fred Case
Sec
Effie Snoeberger
Literary Club
Effie Wyatt
Pres. —R. Nf
Judy See’y
J. B. Warpillat
Record-News Office
Camden Lumber CO
E. V. McCallurn
School of Hygiene and Public Health
Hopkins University
E. V. McCollum
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