School News Highlights Holiday Break and Exams Details
The school plans a week off returning January 2 for the second semester. First semester exams finished Friday. A Christmas program featured carols films and gift exchanges. Exemptions from finals depend on semester grades with teacher discretion in small classes.
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Miss Wolf
Lexington
Kentucky
Edna Mae Raber
Howard Gish
Wayne Cripe
Brentis Berkshire
Martha Mocherman
Arina Lou Scholl
Marjorie Wise
Carolyn Hallam
Martha Kuns
Opal Miller
Lois Wolf
Rufus Doyel
Joanne Beougher
Eleanor Wieland
Joan Yerkes
Margaret Hedderich
Mary Jane Fisher
Hilda Chapman
Ruth Robeson
Basil Parker
Wilma Parker
Eva Frye
Marjorie Shanks
Floyd Wagner
Esther Bechdelt
Marilyn Cole
Kenneth Sieber
Georgia Sterrett
Delores Caldwell
Gerald Wise
Margaret Hedde
Marybelle Wallace
Virginia Stone
Mary Kinsey
Mary Kathryn Eiikenberry
Record-News Holiday Subscription Offer
The Record-News announces a special holiday offer with yearly subscriptions available for $1.00 until January 15. The promotion invites new and existing subscribers to save on renewal during the festive period.
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Record-News
the Record-News
Mischa Elman to Headline IndianaPolis Symphony Tour
Mischa Elman appears as first soloist of the year with Fabien Levitzky conducting the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra in an all Tschaikovsky program plus McCollin works. The tour covers Chicago LaPorte Purdue and Bloomington with a CBS radio broadcast January 11 and a concluding note on Levitzky’s role in forming the orchestra.
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Fabien Levitzky
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Mischa Elman
Frances McCollin
Tschaikovsky
Chicago
Auditorium Theater
Northwestern University
LaPorte
Ind
Purdue
Bloomington
Lafayette
Indiana University
CBS
Columbia Broadcasting System
Berlioz
Oman
Amended Indiana Tax Law on Withholding for Nonresidents
The Amended Gross Income Tax Act requires any person handling $1000 or more paid to others to file information returns and withhold 1 percent tax on the excess for nonresidents. Indiana residents continue to file returns and receive credits for withholding. Returns for 1938 are due January 31, 1939. Return forms available at auto license branches.
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Indiana
Ackson
Arnot Kitchen wed at Burrows church in Indianapolis trip
Don R. Arnot son of Rev. and Mrs. John R. Arnot and Miss R Merle Kitchen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther C Kitchen were married at the Burrows Congregational church monday at high noon in a single ring ceremony. Attendants were Loraine and Gordon Been with music by Ralph and Mrs Jones. Guests included relatives from Mooresville Indianapolis and Burrows. After the ceremony a luncheon followed and the newlyweds left for Indianapolis where the groom works for Van Camp Hardware and Iron Co and the bride for General Motors.
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Burrows Congregational Christian Church
Don R. Arnot
John R. Arnot
Burrows
R. Merle Kitchen
Luther C. Kitchen
Indianapolis
Loraine
Gordon Been
Ralph Jones
Jones
Jim Arnot
Howard Lindley
Amy Harper
Mooresville
Isaac Payton Dies of Heart Attack at 67
David Isaac Payton 67 died suddenly of a heart attack at his home Friday night at 11 00 He is survived by his wife Myrtle, his mother Martha Payton three brothers Robert W Miami Fla William H Logansport Frank Crawfordsville two sisters Blanche Reese and Ada Middl e ton Both Crawfordsville He was a Modern Woodmen Lodge Camden member and served on the township advisory board Funeral services were Monday at 1 30 from the Baptist church Rev A E Clem Peru former pastor in charge Burial followed in Camden cemetery Baker Funeral Home handled arrangements
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David Isaac Payton
Myrtle Payton
Martha Payton
Robert W
Miami
Fla
William H
Logansport
Frank
Crawfordsville
Blanche Reese
Ada Middleton
Modern Woodmen Lodge
Camden
The
Baptist Church
A. E. Clem
Peru
Camden Cemetery
Baker Funeral Home
Christmas Spirit Brightens Rockfield Community
The people of Rockfield and vicinity shared the Christmas spirit with decorations, lighted trees, carols, and cheer through sick visits, family dinners, gift exchange, Sunday school and school plays. The Presbyterian church presented the cantata One Star-lit Night with a large audience and impressive staging. Some residents celebrated holidays with relatives out of town.
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Rockfield
Presbyterian Church
New Honors For Mise- Hedderich From 4-H Club Members
Miss Carolyn Hedderich received a 4-H honor for outstanding food preparation and baking work as 100 Carroll county members and leaders gathered at her home. She earned a trip to the International Club Congress in Chicago and is noted as one of eight top club records in food preparation nationally. The program featured talks by local educators and industry representatives, and Electrolux refrigerators were presented. This morning Purdue awarded her a four year Ball Can Co scholarship for canning excellence and strong grades.
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Carolyn Hedderich
Carroll County
Chicago
United States
Ralph Maggart
H. Western
Frank Hedderich
Vernie Stevens
H. B. Stearn
Ann Arbor
Mich
Servel, Inc
W. A. Robson
Evansville
Canning
St John Night Observed at Mt Zion Lodge Event
Mt Zion Lodge entertained about fifty guests at the annual St Johns celebration with a twenty piece orchestra directed by Mr and Mrs Harold Baker. Robbie Pettiner played two accordion selections. Rev Howard Jenkins of the Delphi Christian Church gave a talk on St John the evangelist. Ice cream cake and coffee were served. Calvin Gulden of Peru and Dwight Plank hosted Christmas day guests. Elam Plank planned to remain in Peru for the winter.
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Dwight Plank
Elam Plank
Peru
Mrs Martha Mills Hosts Cooperative Christmas Dinner
The Mills family held their annual Christmas gathering at Mrs. Martha Mills home on Sunday. Attending were Dean Mills and their two sons, Charles Jones of Delphi, Leona and Dorcas Mills, Jesse Mills, and greetings were extended by Reece Mills and his daughters Martha and Kathryn with a Kokomo granddaughter visiting.
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Martha Mills
Dean Mills
Charles Jones
Delphi
Leona
Dorcas Mills
Jesse Mills
Reece Mills
Martha
Kathryn
Kokomo
Samuel Wolf to Be Buried Friday Afternoon
Samuel Wolf 71 lifelong Burrows resident and retired farmer died at Cass county hospital after medical treatment. Surviving sister Lizzie Wolf of Burrows. Burial Keeps Creek cemetery near Burrows. Services Friday 2 p.m. at Burrows Christian church led by Rev Thomas of Argos and Rev Arnott. Carroll county commissioners met to wind up roads contracts. Ira Kleckner and Andrew J. Gerbins named to board, with new term starting January 1.
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Samuel Wolf
Burrows
Cass County Hospital
Lizzie Wolf
Baker Funeral Home
Burrows Christian Church
Thomas
Argos
Arnott
Keeps Creek
Carroll County
Ira Kleckner
Andrew J. Gerbins
Kleckner
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Myrtle Payton
We thank all who were kind and helpful during our bereavement. Signed by Mrs. Myrtle C. Pay and Martha C. Pay.
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Myrtle Payton
Martha.c
Juetting and Sink wed in Beacher Lutheran church
The Rev. P. J. Eikstradt joined Miss Joan Juetting and Ralph Sink in marriage in a 4:00 p m Saturday ceremony at Beacher Illinois. They will reside at 3601 Ivy Street East Chicago in a new home near Inland Steel where Ralph works. Attendants were Miss Katherine Juetting and Claud Bolinger. Best wishes crowded the scene.
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P. J. Eikstradt
Lutheran Church
Beacher
Illinois
Joan Juetting
Ralph Sink
Joan
H. Juetting
Beacher, Ill
Chicago
Ralph
Katherine Juetting
Claud Bolinger
Ivy Street
East
Inland Steel
Township Trustee Honored by Teachers
Camden teachers and Harold Cree presented township trustee Carl Rather with a beautiful floor lamp as a Christmas gift. Rather then gave each presenter a box of candy. a note mentions two new tan pair wool pants.
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Camden
Harold Cree
Carl Rather
Former County Leader Dies At Lafayette
Rheno M. Isherwood former Carroll county Democratic leader and Delphi resident died yesterday at his Lafayette home after a two month illness. He became Lafayette postmaster in June 1933 after a long career as Tippecanoe County Democrat editor. Surviving are his wife Mabel Pollard two children and two grandchildren. A private funeral will be held at 2 PM tomorrow.
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Rheno M. Isherwood
Carroll County
Delphi
Lafayette
Mr. Isherwood
Tippecanoe County
Democrat
A. B. Crampton
Mabel Pollard
We Thank You We Appreciate Your Kindness
We express sincere gratitude to friends church members neighbors and relatives for the many kind deeds during our long illness and the past months.
Camden Commercial Club Sees Plan for Credit Bureau
The December meeting reports a proposed Credit Bureau within the club and decisions to close all business places on Dec 26. Dr. John Walker, elected president, outlines Camden as the county crossroads and notes ongoing support for the school and community projects. A Christmas aid distribution of 18 is planned, with all members urged to bring their wives to the next gathering.
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The
Lutheran Church
Camden Commercial Club
Jesse Zook
Commercial Club
C. E. Baker
Sink
John Walker
Walker
Camden
Carroll County
Bob Hunt
Fred Case
Pennsylvania R. A
Wertheimer
Fred
Raymond Judy
Pres Lincoln's Proclamation Preserved Since 76 Years Ago
A preserved 1863 Proclamation by Abraham Lincoln survives through fires and copies. The Chicago First Sanitary Fair committee requested donation for display, Lincoln consented, and the document sold for 3000 dollars to the Chicago Soldier's Home. Lithographs supported the institution but few copies remain.
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Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
Lincoln
Lincoln National Life’s Museum
Mrs N L Warren Holiday Vacation In Joliet And Chicago
Mrs N L Warren spent her holiday vacation visiting Joliet and Chicago with brief stops noted during the period. She was seen at local gatherings and enjoyed the city sights.
Social Notes From 1929 Community Files
The column records numerous residents' visits and travels including Billy Ray Lenon on sick list, Anna Ward's Virginia trip, Delbert Kuns from Chicago visiting family, Al O'Bear visiting South Bend, Susan Little with the Cree family, and Mrs. T H Leslie's stomach illness. It lists births, family visitors from Chicago and Michigan, movements, funerals, and multiple Sunday gatherings, with notes on a 94th boy, Donald Lee, born to Ray Hankis, and various trips across Logansport Lafayette Indianapolis Flora Delphi Rochester Americus.
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Billy Ray Lenon
Anna Ward
Virginia
Delbert Kuns
Chicago
al O’bear
South Bend
Susan Little
Henry Cree
T. H. Leslie
Ray Hankis
Donald Lee
John Horn
Naomi
Lester Wilson
T. B. Starkey
Miss LaVaun. Coplen
Rochester
Webb Robeson
Howard Smith
Ralph Jones
Homer Pugh
Logansport
Ora Johnson Farm
Deer Creek
C. E. Baker
Mike Elsie Paul
Arents
L. L. Paulther Leslie
Martha Wertz
Ruth
Pauline Bechdelt
Tommy Price
Leslie Kleckner
Charles Cole
Bryant Family and Miss Stewart Attend Indianapolis Event
Mr and Mrs Charles Bryant and two daughters join Miss Helen Stewart of Indianapolis at a social gathering. The group is pictured in attendance and shares a moment with local hosts.
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Charles Bryant
Heleni
Stewart
Indianapolis
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