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Camden Record News

Location

Camden, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1933

Page

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A Supper to Sing For Five and Seven Year Olds

A playful narrative extols a pineapple based supper as magical for children. It praises crushed canned pineapple as delicious and nutritious, highlighting minerals vitamins and health benefits for growing boys and girls. It recommends two slices daily or a cup of crushed fruit to support health and growth.

Mary Johnny

Salubrious Pineapple Salads From a Winter Menu

Two pineapple based salads detailed for digesting heavy meals. Pineapple Beet and Celery Salad layers pineappleBeet celery and pepper with lettuce rosettes and mayonnaise. Shrimp in Pineapple Aspic builds layers of shrimp pineapple and gelatin in molds, chilled and served on lettuce with mayonnaise.

Camden School Notes Highlight September Absences and Meetings

Fragmented school notes recount September events. Students from Camden discuss attendance gaps and a sequence of gatherings. Mentions include homeroom reports and literature class activities with several names obscured by OCR errors.

Cast of Foperetta and Crew List Read at Local Theater

The program lists principals and cast for the Foperetta including Mirginda Meadows Martha Sik Mrs Meadows Josephine Hicks and many others. It also records the production staff with Theressa Beougher as assistant to director Slomon Randolph stage manager Cloyd Tribbett and others.

Mirginda Meadows Martha Sik Mrs. Meadows Josephine Hicks His Meadows Robert Kendall Luciht Lignpton Rose Mary Snoceberger Rueben Mespayin Choums Price Mazar MeSpayin Ralph Peterson Myalina Scroggs Duilen Louise Robeson Mrs. Coleman Jerelyn Lane Bob Coleman George Lowe Barbara Coleman Myra Witter Susan Clifton Doris Wagoner Mrs. Scroggs Wilna Mae Sullivan Abijah Scroggs Glen Oyler Sadie Smpkins Margaret Ritton Chorus of Village Girls Maurine Shafer Maxine Hodge Sarah Jane Cree Frances Leslie Mary Louise Wray Ann Ora Turley Theressa Beougher Mary Marie Endress Mad Slomon Randolph Cloyd Tribbett Marshall Harner Margaret Teel Robert Ixendall Charles Titus Charles Cline Naomi Neibel Leora Castle

Carroll Chapter Meeting Notice Plans Friday Night

Notier O BLS announces a Carroll Chapter gathering Monday night at the printing offices. Participants urged to arrive before 1:00 PM for advances and planning.

Carroll Hell

For sale Almostones card Cape at rensombble porte

Classified brief notes a sale listing with contact request seeking a record item described as a Cape at a porte location. Limited readable details.

License Extension Extends 1932 Plates Ten More Days

Indiana motorists may continue using 1932 license plates for another ten days as announced by James Carpenter head of the auto license division. New licenses were to take effect Wednesday and a further indefinite extension was previously considered.

Indiana James Carpenter Carpenter

Fairy Tale and Travel Books Catch Young Readers’ Interest

The Chi Reader highlights new children’s titles including Tower Ali Regan by Janet Smalley and Around the World In a Mailbag by William Siegel. It praises books on primitive history, letters and travel, noting engaging illustrations and simple prose for boys and young readers.

Bill Ais Leger Thet Ontir Greg Lorie Kakshie Beet Deta Rook Tinek Columbus Anson Lowitz Mear Kul Ali Regan Janet Smalley Bill William Siegel Bob and Tetty San Francisco China Russia France Egypt New York

Doolittle plane accident described in dramatic recovery

Chicago writer recaps Major Doolittle’s 10 000 mile flight leg that ended in a swamp landing near New Orleans after a propeller broke on the Shellightning. The Lockheed Orion reached safety as the crew endured mud, shallow water, and a rescue by Cajans guiding them to Charenton and Franklin before continuing to New Orleans.

Chigago Art Kassel Chicago James TL. Dan Louisiana Major Doolittle Air Shell Petrolem Corporation of St. Louis Doolittle Aviation Department United States TOF Kassel Dolittle Kansas City Houston New Orleans Art Dr. Heiberg Cajans Grand Lake Charenton Franklin

Judge Shoe Repairing By The Wearing And Work Manship

A local repair shop emphasizes quality over price with expert shoemaker and top materials. Each job aims to be the best, and prices are not higher than cobbler shops.

Farm Bureau Stockholders Meet February Seventh

Carroll County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association stockholders plan their annual meeting next Tuesday February 7 at the Court House assembly in Delphi. Six township directors from Clay Jackson and Washington plus a director at large will be elected. More than five hundred stockholders are enrolled and a state speaker will be on the program. The session begins at 1 00 P M.

Carroll County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Court House Delphi Clay, Jackson Washington

College Degree Worth One Hundred Thousand Says Experts

Experts estimate a college education yields about 100000 in value over a lifetime. The survey compares untrained, high school, and college graduates showing higher earnings for college graduates and noting lack of funds as the main reason students fail to finish.

Union Central Life Insurance Company

Steel Production and Varieties

Steel is produced from pig iron by removing impurities and adding elements such as carbon. Numerous steel varieties exist, each with distinct properties including high tensile strength and hardness.

Women of Colonial Days Club Meeting At Mrs Flora Cripe’s Home

The township home society plans a meeting at Mrs Flora Cripe’s residence featuring a program titled Some Women of Colonial Days. Members are asked to wear old fashioned costumes and present brief histories. Attendees include Vera Fisher, Rolleal, and Wingard.

Thedackson Heonomies Club Flora Cripe Oth Rolleal Mach

Cooked Food Best For Dogs Says Dr Clifford Tests

An extensive series of tests led by Dr. W. Mr. Clifford finds cooked meat superior for dogs. Raw meat contains anti enzymes that hinder digestion, while heating destroys them and does not reduce nutritional value. Experts urge balanced kennel foods under supervision as safest.

W. Mr Clifford Clifford The American Medical Association L. J. Broseiner Chappell Kennel Foundation Rockford Uinola Chappel Foundation Chappel Kennel Foundation

Lucky Scrap Jelly Candy Mold From Child Life Magazine

A recipe advises assembling lemon or orange gelatin with candied fruit or substitutes. Pour into a mould, chill until set, then add diced candy. Invert onto a serving dish and wrap the mould in hot cloth so jelly loosens. Garnish with whipped cream or condensed milk.

Size of the Stars How large are the stars

Dr Edwin B Frost explains stellar sizes in Child Life Magazine. He says the sun is 850000 times Earth’s size, while some stars are forty million times larger than the sun.

Fedwin B Frost Child Life Magazine

Indiana University Junior Prom Committee Appoints Member

Howard Parks has been appointed to a committee at Indiana University to plan the 1933 Junior Prom. Mr and Mrs George Hatton and Mr and Mrs R Reiff are noted as part of the families connected to Hatton and Wiles near Idaville with ties to the event.

Howard Parks Frank Parks Indiana George Hatton Wiles R . Reiff Oung Idaville Hatton

Farm Bureau Directors Convene and Plan Yearlong Agenda

A Farm Bureau meeting of directors and social and education al directors was held in the county agent's office last Saturday. New members were added and the total membership is expected to reach 500. Mrs. Austin Coch rane of Sedalia outlined the year's program including February patriotic activities and purchasing department, March live stock and pare distribution, April home economics club work, June grain department discussion, July county agent program on ehe clubs, August county plans bar and etober to be announced, November Thanksgiving and entertainment.

Farm Bureau Austin Cochrane Sedalia Sesiar Dad Jad Distusson ‘of Grain Department Eh Clube County Plenia Bar Afree Man Pany Tn

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