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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
7
A new scientific prescription claimed by doctors and nurses to relieve nervousness pain irritation and low mood during certain times. The remedy is described as pleasant to take stimulating and harmless helping with headaches and depression while enabling work and routine tasks.
Short notice advert states the beauty shop has moved to Mrs Snyder's residence and offers service options priced at 3 5 and 7 dollars with contact Eva Brown at phone 14 for booking related to the Permanent War on UCU WRVGs.
Robert Hunt of De Pauw spent a few days with home folk. Jess Blue of Cincinnati looked after local interests Monday. Adrian Smiths hosted Joy Edging and family Sunday. Children’s Day set for M. E. church June 12. Att Paden of Indianapolis vacationing here. For sale one week old Leghorn chicks. H. A. Crumpacker Camden. Mrs. Fred Cole hosting M. E. Ladies Aid this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pippenger weekend with Dr. Pippenger and wife. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Rushton and sons with John and Mrs. Horn. Simon Snoeberger and wife Gettingsville visited Amanda and Rosa Roth. Mrs. Laura Snoeberger of San Antonio staying with sister Mrs. Sarah Cole. Auto insurance ads by F. G. Armick. Weiner roast enjoyed by M. E. Sunday school class. Mrs. John Horn and family shared Decoration Day with George Anderson family near Delphi. You cannot afford to drive without insurance. Armick offers installment payments.
Mr and Mrs Earl Stewart and daughter Helen join Mr and Mrs Elmer Shidler of Burrows as Sunday guests of Charles Bryan and family. Mrs N L Warren and others visit Columbia Park Lafayette. Guests of Mr and Mrs Sidney Sterling include A W Bowyer of Indianapolis and Lyle Minnick with sons from Logansport. Golden wedding for Mr and Mrs William Pullen of Cutler. Pullen a former county sheriff 1904 to 1908. County Agent Ralph Maggart receives 5000 tomato plants from State Hospital Logansport for distribution by county school trustees. Daily Vacation Bible School opens at Rockfield Presbyterian church with study play handicraft and music until 11 30 AM. Mr and Mrs Fred Cole host at 4 PM. Sunday guests include Roger Hunt Foster Mo Glen Cole Cleveland Laura Snoeberger San Antonio Texas Charles Cole Will Paden George Hunt and families.
Camp Tecumseh State Y M C A opens its ninth season on June 14 with leaders training from June 14 to 17 and first campers arriving June 17. Leaders include Grey earth Sioux Indian Isaac Grey earth and Devedanam of India. B A Schnell returns as director. The camp offers swimming boating craft nature work and athletic facilities with capacity for 144 and a busy schedule through September including football camps Purdue Freshman camp and Hi Y Training camp.
The character ampersand combines the letters et from Latin meaning and in its manuscript form. This compact symbol grew from the ligature of e and t and became a standard shorthand for the conjunction in writing.
Flora Etna Peterson and Howard Linton return from a Wisconsin sightseeing trip. Hammond residents Frank Wilcox and sister-in-law visit near Wheeling. J. Stanley Jones Bryan Miller and families host in Dayton. Richter family enjoy Columbia Park Lafayette with student nurses Evelyn Richter and Ruth Kollicker. Bert Miller and Isaiah Barnhart pair create rock garden. Rockfield Presbyterian church opens with a ten day homeroom demonstration.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Lurber of Francesville were over Sunday guests of Rev and Mrs Hugo. Also visiting were Mrs E Hugo Miss Selma Hugo and Mr and Mrs Van Dyke and Henry of Hammond. The Young Married People class met Friday at the Funkhouser home with Dean Adams teaching and Lewis Funkhouser as president. Mrs Carl Million led devotions. Herbert Burke opened a restaurant Saturday next to L J Deel grocery.
The late Professor Lowell supported the idea Mars could be inhabited though many astronomers doubt proof. Earth life needs specific conditions including suitable temperature water and oxygen. Oxygen and water are scarce on Mars and temperatures are unfavorable.
F B Snoeberger announces the end of business relations with the Farm Bureau and thanks customers for past support. He highlights stock of fresh feeds at reasonable prices and promises continued or better service to old customers.
The Woman's Club of Delphi announces officers led by Pres. Mrs. James Wason and several vice presidents plus secretary and treasurer. Three new members join: Mrs. Loyal Hoshaw, Mrs. Robert Van Atta, and Mrs. Roy Clauser. District social notes mention visitors, a special judge in Clinton circuit court, and local appointments along with court actions and estate matters.
Truesdell's Glass Garden advertises home grown sweet potato plants from Southern Seed. Plants priced at 30e per 100. No pumpkin flavor noted.
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