Carthage College honors football players at convocation
At convocation services last Friday Carthage College awarded letters for football excellence to twenty one team members led by Paul Kahl a Junior and son of Rev and Mrs Elmer Kahl.
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
2
At convocation services last Friday Carthage College awarded letters for football excellence to twenty one team members led by Paul Kahl a Junior and son of Rev and Mrs Elmer Kahl.
Flora notes list officers for the Christian Sunday School class including Pres Ilsie roster and View Pres Ross Allen. Local events include a remodeled Stevens restaurant in Bringhurst, funeral for Hiram Wray in Flora, Christmas toy distribution by Boy Scouts, and birthday dinners hosted by H K Raub and M P Wright among residents visiting family.
Agricultural notes advise on corn for feed, choosing a corn knife, growing grass on fences, tree care, distinguishing rooms from homes, grounds maintenance, February manure preparation for hotbeds, flower shelf life, painting protects against rot, potato varieties like Early Ohio and Cobbler, and storage for pumpkins squashes and sweet potatoes. It suggests selling what you can and contacting Purdue University Agricultural Extension in Lafayette for more information.
The flowiie officers of Delphi News Knights Templars No 40 are elected. Forest Orr E C Earl Newell G E Curtis McCain C G Harry Reed FE P treasurer Harry Reed recorder Manford Ferman SW Abner H Bowen J W KH R Smock and A H Brewer named as directors of the Masonic Temple Building Association.
Local business changes include Phillips grocery on North Washington sold to Henry Conner with Max Daugherty named manager. Other items note a state township trustees meeting in Indianapolis attendance, a divorce suit filed in town, new 1933 license plates, bankruptcy hearing, church and school events, and upcoming civic meetings.
The Camden M. E. Church lists Rev. F H Collier as pastor with Sunday School at 9 30 A M led by Clarence Davidson superintendent and morning worship at 10 30 A M The official board holds meetings on the second Tuesday of each month.
The Rockfield Christian Church schedules a morning service at 9 35 with Bible study at 10 30. An evening service is listed at 6 00.
The article argues health improves with long life and prudent health rules. It notes the science of food is still largely guesswork but doctors will someday diagnose health issues more precisely. It emphasizes healthier eating and teaching children good habits to extend life.
Miss Elsie Cole twenty three year old nurse at Creedmoor State hospital died at Jamaica hospital after an automobile collision several hours earlier. Hospital officials said she appeared physically unharmed but the shock induced hysteria that affected her heart and caused death.
A historical notice describes Ecuador's population with ninety percent drawn toward agriculture and dependent on farming measures, highlighting widespread reliance on agricultural livelihood and related policies.
Mrs Wayne Coy was moved to St Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette last Thursday and underwent an operation Friday. She is reported improving nicely.
Mrs John Callendar rushed to Logansport home as Grace family matriarch suffers stroke. J G Grace hospitalized in Cass County. Rockfield PTA to hold December meeting with a Christmas program at Three Links hall. Schnepp child ill with pneumonia at home.
Joe Mullin son of Dr and Mrs Mullin has been sick for three weeks with flu and related complications.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Orahood were business callers in Lafayette Monday, meeting local merchants and discussing potential trade opportunities during their visit.
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