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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
3
A DOS recipe outlines a chicken tomato ring molded in two layers. The red tomato layer uses Jemon gelatin and tomato juice, then a white cheese and chicken soup layer. After cooling the mold is covered and chilled until ready to serve with greens garnish.
The Rockfield home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kerlin displayed a profusion of flowers and greenery on Decoration Day. Mr Kerlin laid flowers on graves across eleven cemeteries in the county as a mark of remembrance.
A family gathering was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs T H Leslie in Logansport. Attendeescame from Terre Haute South Bend Detroit Elwood Frankfort Monticello and New Haven including Mr and Mrs Walter Moton Mrs Helen Metzger and Robert and Howard Williams, Carl Leslie, and others.
Mrs. Jesse Zook visits Dallas parents while many from the community attend Decoration Day automobile races at the Indianapolis Speed Way. A sequence of house gatherings includes Mr. and Mrs. Carl Raber, Claud Raber and son from Chicago, John Raber of Colfax, and others such as Floyd Sink hosting O. Bernard, Clarold Cree families, Bob Dunkin, and Guy Coplen.
The United States Junior Chamber of Commerce unveils a Safety With Light manual to cut night driving hazards on fatal urban streets. President Roosevelt received the first copy. the manual will be distributed to about 500 local chambers and 1,100 senior chambers nationwide.
The text notes Rev and Mrs Fabiand moving furniture to Chicago on Wednesday. Wertheimer Cattle Co plans another large sale tomorrow. Various local figures including Mrs Alice Wilson and daughter Mrs Deeb, Teerday in Montigello, and Mr Guy Coplen plus Bob Dunkin are mentioned with business in Indianapolis.
Mrs Jease Zouk visits. July 15 set for adjoinement of Congress. Edith Holmes of Logansport home over weekend. Dwight Lesh and wife of Chicago visit relatives. Mrs C B Oskins stays with mother in Richmond. Charles Griffey of Frankfort visits John Griffey. Bobby Feltboff of Ockley visits aunt Otis Beam er family. Carroll Harrison of Monticello spends weekend with relatives. Hart Petersons welcomed baby girl born Saturday. Delphi Bible school runs June 5 to 16. Chester Lesh of Logansport with Marshall Wingard. A B Cripe of Delphi visits Decoration Day guests. Mary Myer of Kekoma weekend with parents Earl Myers. Winkey Lloyd family visit Cincinnati. Dr Emmett Wright and family of Chicago visit mother Amy Wright. John Brant of Frankfort visits with Clyde Taylor family. Doris Kealing at St Louis for Way vacation. Gus Minx, state hospital horticulturist, plants tulip bulbs. Michel Mayne Netthers J H Lesh Jagion Pure.
Carroll county announces Purdue scholarship recipients with alternates Robere Lewis Pettger Camden Ben Carroll Groninger Rockfield.
A serious accident during play with a lawn mower injured the five year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller. His thumb and email finger were cut off at the large joint and he was taken to Cass County Hospital with his cousin.
Alexander H Rasler longtime Burrows resident and proprietor of the general store died at his Burrows home early Saturday morning at age 69. He was born January 6, 1880 and owned and operated the Burrows store for many years. Survivors include his widow two daughters and several grandchildren.
Thomas Fanning of Newark and three companions climbed near West Orange for a day hike. After slipping on the cliff, he clung to a lone tree as a 150 foot drop loomed into a quarry pit. His friends used a line of sweaters to hoist him up to safety, while Fanning praised their quick action and a flashlight as vital tools.
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