30 Dec 1937
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1937
Page
1
A fragmented Q and A stream includes questions on U S presidents and other topics. The text cites James Buchanan Grover Cleveland and mentions a dog age metaphor, with garbled phrases about wind and motion.
A string of death notices and incidents across Indiana include Merritt Barker a 67 year old farmer near Westfield dead, Charles Harris 35 shot his left foot while hunting near Logansport, Charles Jones 55 died by shotgun in Logansport area, Mary Elizabeth Wilson 103 Allen county resident died in Fort Wayne, banker Charles Zoller 67 dead, Wesley Polston 46 escaped from Shelby county jail after assault, Rome City post office and Owens restaurant fire destroyed by firemen from Kendallville, Merle Schuler 53 automobile salesman died at Wabash County hospital from two bullet wounds, Edna Cree 51 drowned at Lafayette, Henry Schurmann 79 Indianapolis musician died, John Parks 60 former Greensburg marshal died in Greensburg, Maurice Tucker elected president of Indiana Motor Traffic Association in Indianapolis, John F. Miller 53 WPA worker suffocated in burning Logansport home, William J. Miller 75 and 70 found dead from gas in Millwood farm near Warsaw, Last rites for Harry Guyer Leslie former Indiana governor held in Indianapolis, Frank Hattery 53 Noblesville sheriff dies of heart attack, Earl Rowley 52 former Indiana state senator died following heart complications, new efficiency rules at state hospital near Logansport for dairy cows, health concerns noted.
The article notes renewed conservation bringing back wild fowl to the gulf region while admitting past abundance may never return. It recalls buffalo herds and a humorous anecdote about counting 3.0 billion plus animals before spotting the main drive, reflecting on changing wildlife.
Lesson previews Mark as the Servant of God. John Mark's background is outlined. The text contrasts human ambition with Christ’s humble service, noting his rapid, energetic style and the call to servanthood in the new year.
Ruth pleads for a New Year party as a storm blocks their trip. A blizzard strands the family on the farm road with drifting snow and failing brakes, forcing a reluctant turn back and a tense moment of fear.
A brisk newsletter note promotes easy vacation sewing projects to refresh wardrobe. It highlights a streamlined slip with a modest neckline and tailored waist as a stylish yet simple piece, urging readers to complete all three patterns to revive their look for the season.
Patterns 1946 for sizes 14 to 20 with 32 to 44 bust. Pattern 1404 for sizes 12 to 20. Pattern 1390 for sizes 34 to 48. Yardage listed for fabric and trim. collar and cuffs require additional material. Orders to The Sewing Patterns Room 1020. price 15 cents.
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