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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1935
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text mentions voting and names in a vague sense. Reads like notes about a town or group voting patterns, with unclear individuals and places. Difficult to extract concrete events or outcomes from the garbled lines.
The notice lists multiple church services with times for communion Bible school Sunday School and preaching. It mentions Delmar Galbreth and J I Beisiegel as superintendents and pastors H Hugo Clarence Davidson and V C Rogers. A New Year service is planned at Burrows with both evening and morning services noted.
The Burrows Presbyterian Church led by Minister H. Hugo invites all to a New Year’s service Sunday at 11 o’clock. Sunday School starts at 10. Martin Justice serves as superintendent for all classes and teachers are noted as competent. Every family at this service or the Rockfield service will receive a “Go To Church” calendar.
Chester Peterson serves as superintendent for the Lower Deer Creek Church Sunday School with sessions at 9:30 each Sunday.
The column urges readers to set New Year resolutions for precise farm records, labor schedules, and crop yields. It suggests checking equipment in winter, planning for small student plots, and using proper fertilizer. It notes Purdue University guidance from Lafayette Indiana.
J J Heisegel pastor leads Sunday School every Sunday at 10. John Smith superintendent preaches on the first and third Sundays at 11 and 7 30. A welcome awaits you.
A small church notice lists Louis Stanger as pastor with Raynes Wyatt serving as superintendent at 8 9330 A M. The fragment outlines church leadership and Sunday timing in terse local church record style.
The column compiles a week of local notes from Camden and nearby towns. It mentions visits by Purdue and Fort Wayne residents, holiday plans, church annual meeting at Burrows Christian Church, relocations to the Cox property, and local workers including Lloyd Sink families and Bruce Johnsons. Several names reflect holiday travel and family gatherings.
A strange method used by shepherds in the Far West cooks an egg by placing it in a sling and whirling it until motion heat cooks it. The rough practice highlights improvised cooking methods in frontier life.
Textile mills employ mold to generate enzymes that digest sizing materials used to impregnate fibers. This preserves fibers during weaving and knitting, producing finished articles that resist harsh laundering processes.
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