Rockfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Rus Logan and Lee Flora of Cicero spent the weekend at home. Catherine Brechbiel stayed with Marceda Sink in Burrows. Morton Brechbiel hosted the Montgomerys, and James Burke remains in critical condition at his son’s home. The Christian Church Woman's Union met with Mrs. Thelma Fidler, six teens present, lesson led by Mrs. Mahalie Peyton and Mrs. Aliie May, refreshments served. Earl Snyder and family and John Coble and family visited Burttsville. Mildred Million sang at Camides Opera House Sunday night. Willard Veach hosted Miss Bowen and Floyd Lareed from Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burke
Herbert Burke
Woman’s Union of the Christian Church
Thelma Fidler
Mahalie Peyton
Aliie May
Notice on Electric Wiring and Radios at Flora Property
Public notice states electrical wiring fixtures and radios at Asa Isaac Flora property require inspection or update. Contact 264 for details and compliance steps.
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Asa Isaac Flora
Camden Board to Meet on Second Monday Next Month
The Board of Trustees will hold a meeting on the second Monday next month. Clerk MM. W. Wingard confirms the arrangement and directs attendees to be prepared for the session.
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Wreet Camden
MM. W. ‘Wingard
Camden Red Devils Set to Duel Carrollton in Morning Tilt
Camden Red Devils face Carrollton Cardinals at 10:00 A M Saturday with two wins needed to enter the county invitation tournament at Burlington. Earlier meetings had Camden winning 16 14 and 18 14, leaving the teams evenly matched. The Camden squad led by Gard ner Wagoner odge O Re ar Larimore Lane Lloyd Randolph Maxwell and kes trained on fundamentals and showed strong offense in recent wins over Rockfield A 27 12. Camden Junior High beat Yeoman 18 12 in a preliminary to the Rockfield game.
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Camden Red Devils
Carrollton Cardinals
Burlington
Carrollton
Camden
Red Devils
Gardner
Wagoner
Odge
O’rear
Larimore
Lane
D Lloyd
Randolph Maxwell
Kes
Evere
Burlingtom
Camden Junior High
Yeoman
Community Event Schedule Notes Confused
Fragmentary OCR lists names and roles for a local event with Mrs Rice as hostess and several individuals including Mrs De David and Fred Cole. Text is incomplete, offering only hints of a program and attendees without clear context or date.
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Mra. Nee Rice
A Merwe Seonaly
Det Hole
de David Bi Bier
Fred Cole
Program
Edging A Ae
Sophomores Promise in School Play and Schedule Change
Indications of student effort as Sophomores and Juniors adjust terms. Practice for the school play Dodging Marriage has begun with cast from all four senior high classes under Miss Mullin and is set for Feb 23 and 24 at the Three Links Club room. Ticket sales for Burlington tournament on Jan 22 23 are strong with some left. Parent-Teacher meeting postponed to Jan 28 and the play 18 Carat Boob moved to Jan 21 prompting date changes. School shifts from a six period day to seven periods, improving daily schedule for most students.
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Miss Mullin
Burlington
Three Links
Old Brick Schoolhouse Echoes in Community Memories
A nostalgic reflection on a rural school near a country town recalls its stairs, classrooms, and teachers who shaped young minds. It honors students, friendships, and school life while noting the legacy left by alumni and the community’s enduring memories. A basketball game summary mentions the R. H. S. team and Camden boys contesting in a hard fought match.
Purdue Farm Tips Cover Pigs Poultry and Pasture Practices
Agricultural notes discuss winter pastures and turf damage from hoofed animals, winter grazing effects on next season’s forage, and pig feeding changes for 60 pound pigs with corn and tankage or meal scraps. Guidance also covers hen comfort in cold, milk production from home grown feeds, and a tongue in cheek note on log transport. Further information is available from the Agricultural Extension at Purdue University.
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Purdue University
Local Market Ad Lists Wheat Trade and Household Goods
An old market notice advertises wheat acceptance in exchange for merchandise at 55 cents per bushel and lists items for sale including Sylvania Radio Tubes, thread spools, Paloma White Laundry Soap, Pork and Bean cans, Mayfeld Peas, Mouse Traps, and gloves. Bags are supplied.
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C. E. Baker & Son
Indiana
Farmer's Co-Operative
Rockfield
American Cleaners
Third Street
Logansport, Indians
Ben Pennington
North St
Rockfield News
Rus Logan
Lee Flora
Cicero
Catherine Brechbiel
Marceda Sink
Burrows
Morton Brechbiel
Earl Snyder
Burtteville
John Coble
Iagher
C. O. Snyder
Mildred Million
Camines Opera House
Willard Veach
Miss No Bowen
Friend
Floyd Lareed
Logansport
Camden Sport News
Camden B
Reid
Scors
Rock‘field
Pipeenger
Canmiden
Ind
Ofice
Calle Shiqivened
Frif F Hing
Sindh
School of
R. HS
Mary Lou Lewin
Yyees
Arenty Etruck
Enre
Camden Boys
Egvere
Pisno ‘Tuner
L. P. Reinardt
Sam Neher
Torfell
Athe
Ito
Prane
Orn
Sylvania
Zee Sasa
Asta
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