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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1934
Page
3
Gur Churches held a special morning service at 680 A M Passa area with a sermon and youth programs. The event emphasized community care and partnership with the church.
M E Church Sunday School and Bible Study session led by Pastor VOC Rogers with Clarence Davidson scheduled for next Sunday at the church.
Sunday School led by Kiaynes Weatt and Chester Peterson oversees the program. Morning worship and evening services announced with a Sunday School attendance noted as 30 in the fragment.
The church announces preaching services every other Sunday led by Pastor Miaushall No Weaver with Lewis Porter as superintendent. Local records list service at the address 10630. The note mentions offerings and general church activities.
Rockfield Presbyterian invites members to Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Hildebrandt as superintendent and a lively worship service at 7 p m led by Minister H Kngo. Special events announced.
Music brought to all attendees with a package of choicest Sacred Christmas Carols. The choir will present a cantata in our church. Watch this paper for details.
Burrows Presbyterian notices advertise Sunday School at 10 A. M. with competent teachers for all classes. Martin Justice serves as Superintendent. Morning Worship begins at 11 with a junior and senior sermon by the pastor. Betty Shheidler provides special music for the junior sermon and music for the senior sermon.
The Carroll County Taxpayers Association met in Flora Friday night and elected officers for the new year. Floyd Shaffer was named president with Harry Weil as vice president Royce Myer as secretary treasurer. Will Price of Cass County and Ed Grossman of Wabash gave talks at the meeting.
Josephine Caldwell spent Sunday in Deer Creek while Joe and Gene Catt visited Elkhart. Students note the eighth grade English club last Friday and November honor roll lists across grades one to five, naming multiple students and teachers.
Helen Lane returned from a Chicago visit as Camden H H S basketball beat Paras 22 to 16 each night. Local gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. Cripe hosting in Fort Wayne and Blythe Catt family visitingRev. Luttrall in Pikart. Deer Creek bridge in Delphi will be a concrete structure as a federal project. Hawaii population and native breakdown noted.
At last week’s Monroe Township Farm Bureau meeting, Fritz Schnepf was chosen president, Myron Jenkins as vice president, Fred Clarkson as secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Glen Eikenberry as S. & KE. director.
Grade 7 students include Kenneth Leiber Ralph Myer Hilda Chapman Helen George Margaretin Hedde Ruth Robeson Genevieve Calloway Maggie Nuns Stary Miller Agnes Raber DeBob Shaffer. Grade 9 includes Chester Bravant. Grade 1l Rowena Wallace Elen Louise Robeson Helen Raber Mary Bohannon. Grade 12 lists Raymond Wallace Alice Teel Rosemary Snoe berger Dorothy Myer and others.
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