10 Jan 1937
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1937
Page
1
The fragment lists multiple church services and Sunday school times including M. E. Church 9 30 Sunday School 10 00 Bible School 10 30 Delmer Galbreth Sept Evening Service 7 00 preaching every other Sunday. Peter's Lutheran Sunday School 9 30 Superintendent Dean McCain. A welcome awaits you.
Clarence Sink pastor leads Sunday School at 0 30 with Chester Peterson Sept sermon at 10 30 morning, evening service at 7 80 time.
Rockfield Presbyterian holds morning worship at 10 30 led by H Hugo with Arthur Hildebrand assisting in the companion service. Evening service at 7 30 invites all to attend. minister is H Hugo.
Evening worship at 7 30 is announced with preaching by Rev. McCarty of Flora. Communion service followed by Sunday morning services at 9 30 and 10 30 based on the calendar.
Burrows Congregational Christian Church announces Sunday School each Sunday at 11:00 and a Rural Life observance. The church lists a $3007 fund or offering and a Mothers Day service at 7:30. Minister John E. Arnot invites all to attend.
The past week included piano tuner Reinhart visiting Mrs Harold Wyatt and Alice Cree staying at home. Mr and Mrs Paul Kahl spent the week in the area. Clarence Cree showed improvement after illness. Mr and Mrs Ralph Jones and Lee Flora attended the corner. Mrs Joe Allen moved into the Campbell house on Main. John Gresch of Todianapolis transacted business in Camden Friday. Mr and Mrs Wells and Mr Steward and wife were mentioned in society notes.
Farmers are advised to use Bordeaux mixture or copper lime dust to control the potato leaf hopper, noted as Indiana’s most serious potato pest. The guidance emphasizes cleaning planter boxes, improving grain and corn, and preventing continuous crop damage by early summer through pasture management and woodland use.
The Madison township girls met at Lois Martin's home on Thursday May 27 with fourteen members present. The president opened the meeting, a brief business session followed, and demonstrations covered sponge cake, custard, and hemming a towel by hand. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
The Clay Township 4 H Hustlers met with Juanita Ward on June 1. Members spent one hour on work then gave three clothing demonstrations. The roll showed full attendance. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mary Ellen Oaks.
The Strive and Winclub of Flora met at the Stouse home on Thursday June 3. Nine members attended. Ladynne Price led a demonstration and Vernabelle Pope performed special numbers. Members played games and refreshments were served.
Adams Wide A Wake 4-H Club met with Anna Mae Pritts on June 3. A program and a demonstration cake and ice tea were served.
The Busy Bee club of Washington Township 4 H met on a Wednesday evening in May to discuss this year s corn club enrollment and projects to take part in.
Flora Produce Company in Flora Indiana serves local farmers with poultry and eggs offering favorable prices and top market rates. The operation supports Carroll County's diversified farming and acts as a reliable market for farmers seeking favorable terms.
Budrow Hardware Co. one of Flora’s oldest businesses, organized years ago, has served the community faithfully. Citizens’ appreciation is shown by steady growth and a dedication to providing a wide stock of light and heavy hardware, builders supplies, roofing, paints and farm hardware.
The Flora Sawmill Company stands as a key driver of Flora's prosperity with active involvement from Tony Beckner Charles Cochran and G E Voorhees guiding operations. The firm emphasizes straightforward public dealings and community development in Flora and surrounding areas.
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