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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
4
Daphne Cardwell and David Stearns shared climbing, swimming, and quiet talks on Green mountain and Mountain Glen. After a sprained ankle and a mysterious departure he returns to confess he fell in love, risking friendship for romance.
The piece recounts Sequoyah’s 86 symbol Cherokee alphabet and its impact on literacy, notes the Sequoia gigantea trees of California, and recalls the General Grant Tree in Kings Canyon National Park as the Nation’s Christmas Tree inscription since 1925 with annual nationwide services and presidential messages.
The Roxy screens At The Front In North Africa Friday June 4 and Saturday June 5 with Gene Autry's South of the Border. WAAC Recruiting Officer Florence Kelley speaks on Women at War Saturday night. Sunday and Monday June 6 and 7 feature It Aint Hay with Abbott and Costello and a thank you letter from Ireland enhances the bill.
The Victory Girls 4 H Club of Rock Creek township met at Rocktick school on Wednesday May 26 at 2 00 PM. Roll call was answered by their favorite movie and minutes were read and approved. Demonstrations were given by Willadean Flora Charlotte Cree and Martha Mullin. Refreshments were served by Nettie Berkshire Helen Jane Hinkle and Geneva Flattery. The next meeting will be Wednesday June 23 at 2 00 PM in the Rockfield school building.
A reflection on repentance stressing that true repentance requires amendment and concrete change, not mere remorse. It cites Lew Wallace and religious ideas about pardon, reform, and future virtue, urging action toward atonement and a brighter path ahead.
A Mothers of World War No 2 chapter was organized at Deer Creek Presbyterian Church by Mrs. Marie Cree. Officers elected include Ora Lesh president and Margaret Harmon vice president. Members eligible are mothers of sons or daughters in active service from Washington and Carrollton townships.
The War Department ends CO approval for soldier parcels. A soldier’s letter and envelope suffice for mailing requests. Only one parcel per week per addressee, max five pounds, 15 inches total length and girth. If the item is requested in an airmail letter, no envelope visit is needed.
Edwin Raber, inducted at Fort Benjamin Harrison last week, has been sent to Camp McCoy in Wisconsin. A bulletin from the Industrial Relations Committee of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce states that the buying power of the average factory wage earner remains higher than at war's outbreak in Europe, despite higher living costs.
The notice outlines upcoming validity dates and expirations for printed ration stamps across foods including processed foods meats cheese butter fats canned fish coffee sugar and shoes. It notes dates when stamps become valid expire or require renewal and lists inspection reminders for cards and tires as well as the end of the registration period for primary distributors.
Mrs Fred Miller hosted the Rockfield Presbyterian Social Union on Wednesday May 26 assisted by Mrs Marie Logan Clara Montgomery Leona Montgomery and Genevieve Plank. Mrs Fred Martin gave the devotions and Miss Margaret Bowman led the program. Mrs Dewey Zinn and Mrs Earl Stewart president and secretary poured tea for twenty seven members and several locals attended.
The Methodist Church invites all to the Children’s Day program titled Pipes O Pan performed by the church children on Sunday evening June 6 at 8:00 o clock.
Mrs Florentien Fife eighty one died at her son Orville’s home west of here after an extended illness. She is survived by three sons Orville Loren and Elmer. Funeral services were held at her home then burial in Sharon Cemetery.
Church services will be conducted at Camden Lutheran Church on Sunday by Mr. H. Bremer from Chicago Lutheran Seminary. A short Congregational and Council meeting will follow the service.
The list names 12 men who registered with Carroll County Local Board in May 18 year olds are Robert Carlisle Humes Cutler Robert Lowell Brubaker Flora James Vernon Fetterhoff Delphi Joe John Krasie Delphi Charles Lee Crowden Delphi Robert Lee Pauley Delphi Benny Dean Teel Delphi Deane Edward Yeakley Logansport Robert Dewey Rod enbarger Rossville Johnny Junior Graham Camden The notice reminds those born on or after January 1 1925 to register on their 18th birthday and after Sundays or holidays on the next day.
Pauline Fouts, a freshman at Indiana University, is exempted from a semester of English composition after exams given to first and second year students. Thirty-two students across the university were eligible for exemption from certain English composition work based on the examinations.
Camp Tecumseh on the Tippecanoe river in Indiana will open Friday June 11 under director Kenneth Lancaster. The Y M C A camp expands with a six acre Victory garden, cabins reorganized into three age units, and a staff including Wm Perigo, Merlin Fennell, Verne Murphy, and Clara Cooper. The Sunshine Society visits June 11–20, then three ten day sessions follow for boys.
Mrs. Margaret Stewart of Bur rows fell down stairs late last week sustaining a dislocated shoulder and serious bruising.
The article outlines basic seven dietary groups for home use. Group 1 covers green and yellow vegetables with examples such as broccoli kale spinach and carrots. Group 2 lists citrus fruits and tomatoes including oranges grapefruit kumquats lemons limes and tomato juice. Raw salad greens are also included in the list.
The Indiana State Fair Board plans a 4-H Club show on state grounds including the Coliseum and Light Harness Horse Barn. Exhibits will feature colts calves sheep and chickens with girls clothing canning and baking in Coliseum carner rooms. The festival runs September 4 to 10 with Johnny J Jones Carnival Barnes Carruthers Revue and WLS Barn Dance as headliners.
Moody Bible Institute announces a summer session from June 21 to July 23 at the Chicago Bible school classrooms. The program spans two two week sessions starting July 8, offers 15 courses in child evangelism adolescent work music messianic prophecy and practical Christian living. Two newly added instructors Rev G Allen Fleece D and Wilfred L Burton join 12 teachers with tuition free except private music lessons.
Everett Leazenby nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Leazenby on R R2 fell Saturday at his home breaking his right arm. He was taken to St Joseph hospital.
A series of local notices from Logansport in 1904 reports a January wedding at the Baptist parsonage, births, deaths, and family events. It notes Carrie Timberman wed A. D. Obear of Carrollton township, Julia A. McCallister’s Virginia birth and Camden death, a serious burn incident to Mrs. Sarah Bloom, a doctor’s property purchase, a buggy fire at Luther Flora’s mill, a twenty fifth wedding anniversary for Albert M. Koontz, travel plans for St. Louis and Colorado, and obituaries for Elmer Sterling and Easter Cripe with family details.
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