State Road 23 to Benefit From Civil Works Widening
State Highway Commission approves a 10 mile shoulder widening on State Road 29 from Carroll Cass line to Deer Creek in Carroll County. About 233 men from local relief lists will be hired once right of way is secured. project is one of 102 planned under Civil Works Administration funding with total program employing about 17 000 men and costing over three and a half million dollars.
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Carroll County
Civil Works Administration
Indianapolis
State Highway Commission
The
Highway Commission
Carroll and
Cass County
Deer Creek
Wea
Camden Typing Class Wins From Rockfield
The Camden Beginner's Typing Class won the contest against Rockfield for accuracy and speed. Dorothy Myer and Rosemary Snoeberger led with 34 wpm. Dorothy 83 percent accuracy and Rosemary 81 percent.
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Camden
Rockfield
Dorothy Myer
Rosemary Snoeberger
Dorothy
Rosemary
Adrienne Mullin
Drexel Lewis
Adrienne
Accura Y
Ruth Snipes
Naomi Neibel
Elsie Teel
Adrienne Mullen
Joan Galbreath
Lois Snoeberger
Mary Louise Rhodenbaugh
Mr. McCleary
Miss Hathaway
Hats Gloves and Shirts at Quick and Clifford Delphi
Quick and Clifford in Delphi promote the latest gift fashions with a new stock of hats gloves and shirts offering the newest style for wearers in town.
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Quick. & Clifford
Delphi
Miss Eva Downham Weds Charles Jones
Miss Eva Downham daughter of Mr and Mrs Ross Downham and Charles Jones son of Mr and Mrs Fred Jones were married Saturday at the Downham home near Deer Creek. Roscoe Downham sang selections before the ceremony and Rev Prentice officiated. The couple will live on a farm east of Camden after a brief wedding trip.
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Eva Downham
Ross Downham
Charles Jones
Fred Jones
Deer Creek
Roscoe Downham
Pauline Fouts
Prentice
Presbyterian Church
Warner’s College
Fort Wayne
Purdue University
Camden
Many Camden Students Earn November Honor Roll Distinction
The Camden schools list shows numerous students across grades I to XII on the November honor roll. Named are Betty Berkshire and Calvin Boyd in Grade I, Joan Beougher Grade III, Lois Wolf Grade V, Margaret Ann Hedge Grade VI, Maggie Kuns Grade VIII, Anna Case Grade IX, Mary Bohannon Grade X, Dorothy Myer Grade XI, and Calvin Miller Grade XII among others.
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Camden
Betty Berkshire
Calvin Boyd
Carolyn Jean Edging
Marjorie Flora
Buddie Lee Kesling
Anna Mae Miller
Gerald Sieber
Freda Skiles
Lee J. Sterret
Carol Yerkes
Brentis Berkshire
Bobby Cole
Wayne Cripe
Rufus Doyel
Jean Hughes
Melvin Kuns
Billy Lenon
Roberta Morgason
Marjory Shaffer
Richard >Hanks
Joan Beougher
Jimmie Fouts
Josephine Hughes
Edna Mae Raber
Edwin Raber
Anna Lou Scholl
Richard Shonk
Donna Mae Tribbett
Robert Lee Wray
Joan Yerkes
Lois Wolf
Marjorie Wise
Opal Miller
Martha Kuns
Marilynn Cole
Mary Alice Caldwell
Kenneth Sieber
Mary Jane Fisher
Margaret Ann Hedde
Ruth Robeson
Helen George
Hilda Jane Chapman
Gerald Wise
Maggie Kuns
DeBob Shaffer
Frank Jr. Wray
Genevieve Calloway
Chester Brevant
Anna Case
Myri Flora
Fern Miller
Jane Witter
Mary Bohannon
Helen Raber
Ellen Louise Robeson
Madge Snipes
Rowena Wallace
Dorothy Myer
Robert Simmons
Rosemary Snoeberger
Alice Teel
Ilsie Teel
Raymond Wallace
Calvin Miller
Ruth Snipes
Ruby Tribbett
Margaret Teel
Dressmaking Remodeling and Alteration Services Offered
Mrs. C. M. Holles advertises dressmaking remodeling and repair in the Lesh Building. She refines coats remodels furs and makes over old hats to look like new. First class work and prices to fit the times. Also available for day rates.
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Times
C. M. Holles
Lesh
Market Prices From Schloseer Cream Station
Thursday's market list shows butterfat at 0.13 dollars and eggs priced at 0.15 0.20 and 0.23 dollars per dozen, as reported by Schloseer Cream Station.
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Schloseer Cream Station
Indiana Farmers Lead November Loan Push in Land Bank
The Federal Land Bank of Louisville reported Indiana tied a new monthly record with 603 loans totaling 1 219 000 in November. The drive refi nanced farm mortgages and notes, with 2 647 applications statewide for Tennessee totaling 10 162 700.
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Louisville Federal Land Bank
Indiana
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Ernest Rice
The
Land Bank
Tennessee
Federal Land Bank
Commissioner’s
Grand jury reports no indictments for county session
A grand jury finished its term Tuesday and returned no indictments. It issued recommendations for improvements at the county farm and jail. Members listed Henry Eaton John W Sheets Charles E Ridenour Delbert McCloskey Ilmer Kuns and I L McFatridge with George Vaughan as bailiff.
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Henry Eaton
John W. Sheets
Charles E. Ridenour
Delbert McCloskey
I’lmer Kuns
I. L. McFatridge
George Vaughan
Tulip Time presented by Young America Glee Club
The Tulip Time musical by the Young America High School glee club with junior high chorus was staged in the school building on December 13 and will be repeated tonight under Mrs Jeanette Hyman's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys and Girls Glee Club
Young America High School
Jeanette Hyman
Local merchants boast big value as papers push deals
A column notes merchants offer wide bargains in every issue, while the editor laments a time when a dollar bought much more, urging readers to stay tuned for fresh ads and news.
Resolutions Adopted at Carroll County Farm Bureau Meeting
The Carroll County Farm Bureau adopted ten resolutions at its annual meeting on Monday December 1. They praised local officials and staff including President J W Wikenberry S&K Director Mrs Lloyd Beard Secretary Mary Kerlin and Treasurer C B Shaffer and endorsed support for the County Agent R J Maggart the Warm Bureau Coop Asan Inc and the Young People's Cooperative Study Club. They urged Standard Townships for 1934 and backing of state and national legislative programs plus support for the monetary stance and the Agricultural Adjustment Act. They thanked supporting businesses clubs and the press and urged citizens to participate in civic affairs. Committee members were John Peterson Jesse Zinn and Clarence Frey.
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Farm Bureau
Carroll County Farm Bureau
J. W. Wikenberry
S&k
Lloyd Beard
Mary Kerlin
C. B. Shaffer
R. J Maggart
Carroll County
Asan, Inc
County
Young People’s Cooperative Study Club
John Peterson
Jesse Zinn
Clarence Frey
Pippenger Named President of Carroll Medics
At the Carroll County Medical Society annual meeting in Library hall Delphi Friday night Dr Wayne Pippenger was elected president. The event included a banquet at the Presbyterian church and a showing of The Gift of Life courtesy of the State board of health. Other officers elected were Vice President Dr J R Mc Laughlin and secretary treasurer Dr E H Bruebaker.
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Carroll County Medical Society
Library Hall
Delphi
Wayne Pippenger
Presbyterian Church
Lafayette
Logansport
Frankfort
Indianapolis
State Board of Health
J. R. McLaughlin
Burlington
E. H. Bruebaker
Flora
Eight More Days Till Christmas Holiday Gift Ads
Shoppers are urged to finish their holiday buying with eight days left before Christmas. The Record News highlights early access to a wide range of advertised gifts and specials this week.
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Record- News
Eight shopping days left before Christmas
Mrs. Kendell and Mr. Kendell spent a week visiting in South Band. Sunday dinner guests included Miss Vera Isaac and Thurlow George. Friends gathered at Miss Vera Isaacs to remind her of her birthday with Dewey Edging, Owen Britton, John Gish and families, Mrs John Britton and Margaret, Zern Isaacs and Forest Isaacs.
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Robert Kendell
Bob Robbins
Vera Isaac
Thurlow George
Vera Isaacs
Dewey Edging and Son
Owen Britton
John Gish Apd
John Britton
Margaret
Zern Isaacs
Forest Isaaca
Farm Bureau Holds Large Annual Meeting at Court House
About 200 attend the Farm Bureau annual meeting in the Assembly Room of the Court House. Reports from county officers and cooperative association featured the morning session. Indiana Farm Bureau leader C S Masterson spoke on the membership drive and agricultural organization gaining government recognition. Officers nominated were elected unanimously: President Arthur Mullin, Vice President Miles Martin, Chaplain Rev. Harry Parker, with reelected Mary Kerlin secretary and C B Shaffer treasurer.
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Farm Bureau
S. A. Wickard
John Witter
John Peterson
Jesse Zinn
Clarence Irey
Arthur Mullin
Adams Township
Miles T. Martin
Deer Creek
Harry Parker
Lloyd Beard
S&e
Mary Kerlin
C. B. Shaffer
Mary Susan Swaim Rites Held After Camden Birth Death
Mary Susan Swaim born August 24 1905 near Burrows Indiana died December 6 1933 at 28 years. She married Leo M Swaim November 8 1924 and had two sons Billy and Wayne. She joined St Peters Lutheran May 18 1918 and resided in Camden. Funeral by Rev Elmer Kahl December 8 1933 with music from a Sunday school quartet. Burial in local cemetery amid many mourners.
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Mary Susan Swaim
John
Flora Randolph
Burrows
Indiana
Camden
Leo Morice Swaim
Billy
Wayne
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Leo M. Swaim
Julia Miller
Lucile Hoaglan
Flora
West
Solomon
Camden High School
Elmer Kahl
Our Beautiful
Correction on Farm Bureau ad insertion
A printer’s oversight led to the omission of a line endorsing the Farm Bureau movement in Standard Store advertising. Mr. Graesch requested inclusion to reflect management’s sympathy, and readers are informed the missing line was inadvertently left out.
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Farm Bureau
Standard Store
Graesch
Cooperating In Membership Drive Town Lists
A regional notice lists members cooperating in a membership drive across three towns in Washington state. In Jackson, notable names include Wallace, Witter, Cripe, Wilson, Shanks, Robeson, Fox, Kennedy, Hunt, Spitler, Ogler, Yost, Cree, Kora, and Fisher. In Rock Creek and Carrollton similar lists name local participants and couples.
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Warns Purenow
Hip Camproven
Dlackson
Washinpton Rock Creek
Carrollton Towne
Jackson -Desse Wallace
Olin Witter
Dan Cripe
Harry Wilson
Coy Shanks
Leverett Robeson
W. H L. Fox
CG. Kennedy
Grea Hunt
Leo Spitler
Paul Ogler
Silas Yost
Albert Cree
Davad Kora
Melvin Lisher
Washington Milo Smith
Carl
Percy Plank
Roy Bowman
Fred
Farm Bureau Coop Supper Planned For Friday Night
Township solicitors directors and county farm bureau officers and their families will gather at the Camden Community Building Friday December 15 at 6:00 PM for a cooperative supper. Each family should bring a well filled basket. Coffee will be provided by the County Farm Bureau. S&E Directors will hostesses with a program arranged by Mrs. John Witter and Webb Robeson. C. S. Masterson will speak.
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County Farm Bureau
Camden
S&e
John Witter
Webb Robeson
C. 5
Masterson
Jeanette Emerick Funeral Held Thursday Afternoon
Mrs Jeanette Emerick wife of J B Emerick of Rockfield died Friday night after a lingering illness. Survived by husband four sons Arthur Burrows John Delphi Buell St Louis Mo Harold British Columbia and one daughter Mrs Hazel Been Burrows one brother Adam Carrigan Rock Creek township and one sister Mrs Dan McDonald Pythian Home Lafayette. Funeral held at home 2:00 pm with Rev Parker Delphi Presbyterian and Rev Hugo Ruckfield officiating.
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Jeanette Emerick
J. B. Emerick
Rockfield
Arthur
Burrows
John
Delphi
Buell
St Louis
Harold
British Columbia
Hazel Been
Adam Carrigan
Rock Creek Township
Dan McDonald
Raber Twins Celebrate Ninth Birthday Party at Home
Mae and Edwin Raber twins of Carl and Mrs Raber entertained many friends Tuesday evening for their ninth birthday. Games and contests followed by refreshments and a large candle decorated cake. Attendees included Virginia Stone, Josephine Hughes, Donna Mae Tribbett, Margaret Bailey, Jimmie Louts, Billy Swaim, Robert Lee Wray, Dickie Shork, Charles Robeson, Billy Lenon, James Catt, Bobby Yerkes, Carol Patty and Bobby Hedde.
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Dna Mae
Edwin Raber
Carl Raber
Virginia Stone
Josephine Hughes
Donna Mae Tribbett
Margaret Bailey
Jimmie Louts
Billy Swaim
Robert Lee Wray
Dickie Shork
Charles Robeson
Billy Lenon
James Catt
Bobby Yerkes
Carol Patty
Bobby Hedde
Armory Band to Play at Camden Lutheran Church
The United States Armory Band of Lafayette directed by O. K. Collins performed at Market Street Church in Logansport on Wednesday night. The group, regarded as a top state ensemble, will give a concert at Camden Lutheran Church next month.
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United States Armory Band
Lafayette
O. EK. Collins
Market Street
Logansport
Camden
Farmers Protest Mortgage Sale At Monticello
About 200 farmers gathered at the courthouse in Monticello on Saturday to protest the sale of the Matthews Farm put under forcible proceedings by the Mutual Re Payment Company acting as mortgagee. Sheriff Hays and insurance representative Clarence Cowger attended, and after talks the sale was postponed. Authorities said it was a first for Monticello and possibly the first local case of a mortgagee not cooperating with government relief efforts.
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Combance
Monticello
Charence Matthews
Mutual
Testrapes Company
Sobisiyad
Acto
Insurance Company
Matthews
Federal Band Bank of Louisville
Hays
Clarence Cowger
Former Rockfield Pastor Accepts Lafayette Church Post
Rev Cecil Atkinson former Rockfield Presbyterian pastor and six years at Cutler church has resigned to become pastor of Stidham Memorial Presbyterian church at Lafayette taking his post Sunday. He was well liked at Cutler and the congregation regrets his departure.
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Cecil Atkinson
Rockfield Presbyterian Church
Cutler Church
Stidham Memorial Presbyterian Church
Lafayette
New Place
Atkinson
Cutler
Nelson Amos Sentenced to Michigan City Penitentiary
Nelson Amos aged 37 a former Clinton county surveyor was sentenced by Circuit Court Judge Layman to Michigan City State prison for one to ten years after pleading guilty to issuing a fraudulent check. He allegedly obtained over two thousand dollars using three checks marked as bidding instruments from Camden Cement Tile company cashed at the Clinton County Bank and Trust.
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Nelson
Amos
Clinton County
Michigan City
Layman
Clinton County Bank and Trust Company
Camden Cement Tile Company
Arthur Richey
YM E S Elects Officers At Regular Meeting
At the regular meeting of O. I. Ss on Monday evening the group elected officers for the year. Worthy Matron Mrs Bertha Judy and Worthy Patron Grant Sweet were named along with Associate Matron Mrs Alta Bohannon and Associate Patron Dr Chaos Kennedy. Other officers include Conductress Mrs Martha Sanderson and Associate Conductress Mrs Ruth Hatton, Treasurer Mrs Cora Lesh, and Secretary Mrs Ruth Ndging.
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O. I. Ss
Bertha Judy
Grant Sweet
Alta Bohannon
Chaos. Kennedy
Martha Sanderson
Ruth Hatton
Cora Lesh
Ruth Ndging
Powell Sisters to Headline Free Show at Community Hall Tonight
A free entertainment program at the Community Hall features the Powell Sisters, who proved popular on a prior appearance. The public is invited and advised not to miss this live performance.
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Powell Sisters
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Camden E'evator
Mickie
Rae
W. S. Pippenger
Carroll Medics
Farm Bureau Annual Meet
Farm Bureau Coop
Refusal of Insurance Co
Lafayette Church
Nelson Amos
YM. E.S
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