Government Printing In Washingtons Time And Now
In Washington the Government Printing Office prints the Congressional Record and public documents for Congress. The article traces early printing in 1789 when Congress invited proposals to print laws and proceedings as the nation began.
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Washington
Union Station
National Capital
Government
Congressional Record
Congress
George Washington
United States
Republic
George H. Carter
Thi
Government Printing Era Grows From 1818 to Lincoln Era
The piece traces a transition from private to government printing beginning with a 1818 joint committee report favoring a government establishment. It notes 1861 funding for a modern plant, Lincoln appointing John Defrees, and a staff expansion to 4000 with payroll and expenditures rising sharply, illustrating the institution's growth.
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Senate
House
Congress
Lincoln
John Defrees
Indiana
Spe
George Washington
Revival at Burrows Beginning Sunday
A revival event is slated to start Sunday at Burrows with plans for widespread community participation and spiritual services through the upcoming week. Local organizers urge attendance and expect strong turnout from residents and nearby communities.
Camden Reds Open Home Season Against Sedalia Tigers
The Camden Reds host Sedalia Tigers at the new ball park east of town. Camden aims to rebound after two early losses and seeks local support with free admission for ladies. In a prior close game, Camden fell 7 to 6 to Royal Centre Red Peppers, with McCain and Judy leading hitters and Banett and Jones for the opponents.
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Camden Reds
Sedalia Tigers
Baskles Perk
Paint Creek
Camden
Camden Boys
Royal Centre Red Peppers
Banett
McCain
Judy
Royal Centre
Jones
County Y P Chours Is Being Organized
The County Young People s Chorus forms four districts to unite as a county chorus by July 1. It aims to grow yearly and plans to perform at the State Young People s Conference in Noblesville next fall. District chairmen are Lucille Casad Pauline Fouts Ora Shiraz Truman Zook with Pauline Fouts as county chairman.
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Noblesville
Lucille Casad
Pauline Fouts
Ora Shiraz
Truman Zook
Home Economics Club Meets at Daisy Gregg Home
The Rockfield Home Economics club met at Mrs Daisy Gregg's residence with Mrs Carrie O Bear assisting. Mrs Florenc Martin presided in the president's absence as Phillis Logan presented a project and Lorain Burke delivered a paper on The Origin of Mother's Day. A serial time followed amid merriment. Refreshments for about thirty members and guests.
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Rockfield
Community notices and local society snippets
Laura Wills and Florette Oyler have moved to Mexico Ind to work at an orphan home. A Camden Lumber Company paint ad promises 26 percent savings on this year’s paint job. A daughter was born May 30 to Mr and Mrs Walter Britton near Delphi, formerly Miss Pearl Bowman.
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Laura Wills
Florette Oyler
Mexico
Ind
I. QO. O. F. Orphans Home
Camden Lumber Company
Walter
Battle Ground Assembly Plans Four Camps This Summer
The 1931 Battle Ground Assembly opens July 5 with a missions school and runs through August 9. Activities include swimming pool tennis courts playfields camp fires hikes and religious sessions with fees kept low. Epworth League institute July 12 18 School of Religious Education July 20 31 and a Bible Conference Chautauqua July 31 August 9.
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Battle Ground Assembly
School of Missions
Epworth League Institute
School of Religious Education
Bible Conference
Chautauqua
Young Ladies Missionary Society Plans Plays for India Fund
St Peter's Lutheran Church promotes two Thursday plays by the Young Ladies Missionary Society to raise fifteen cents admission. Proceeds go to building a prayer house in India as part of ongoing church services with Sunday school at 9:30 AM and worship at 10:00 AM.
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Young Ladies Missionary Society
India
Kingdom of God
God’s House
Sermon invites faithful to attend services and appear
Pastor Elmer Kahl urges church members to attend regular services to make them more fruitful and meaningful. He states God meets His people by appointment and invites all to come and worship, promising they will do themselves good by attending.
Rockfield Christian Church June Services Notice
The Rockfield Christian Church announces no evening services in June due to the minister's absence. Communion and Bible study occur each Lord's day morning. June 7 features Bro. Reuben Anderson from Cincinnati Bible Seminary as the morning preacher and a children's day program in the evening.
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Reuben Anderson
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Marshall N. Weaver
Local 4-H Club Elects Officers At School Meeting
The Camden 4 H Club met at the school on May 25 and elected Rosemary Snoberger as president Mary l Helen Jones as vice president Elsie Teel as secretary and Alice Teel as assistant secretary. May 25. The next meeting is set for June 9 at Maxine Hodge's home. Andrew Bowyer and Wilber Neher families visited from Indianapolis and Anderson. Ruth Ayers from Democrat township was named county attendance officer by the county board of education last Monday. Several applicants sought the position.
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Rosemary Snoberger
Mary l'Ilen Jones
Elsie Teel
Ass’t
Alice Teel
Maxine Hodge
Ruth Ayers
Democrat Township
County ‘Board of Education
Train Fatality Claim Shocks Local Community
A fatal train accident near Coluf claims the life of a Methodist victim identified as Ed 8. Collier and F. H. Collier. The victim leaves a son and other relatives. The Rev. and Mrs. Collier may provide details as investigations continue.
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Collier
F. H. Collier
Methodist
Coluf
Revival calls attract Rev Mona Marshall to Orehi
A revival series led by Rev Mona Marshall begins as she leaves her home to assist at Sab and serves as pastor. The event unfolds this month with plans for further services and community gatherings.
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Marshall
Christian Field
Orehi
Sab
Calf Club Tour Details Event Schedule
The readable fragment describes a Calf Club tour date in June with a 9:30 start at the Court house. Participants include Ainsworth and Harry Foster with Joe Eckleburner and Ralph Rinehart listed among those involved for a dinner and program later in the evening.
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Eral
Egg Losses Prompt Indiana Farmers to Improve Marketing
Purdue expert E R Menefee cites U S Department of Agriculture figures showing two and a half dozen eggs per case spoil before reaching consumers with one egg in every dozen. He urges better on farm practices and twice weekly egg marketing to cut waste. Clay Township 4 H hosts June 8 program at Owasco with a playlet and musical numbers.
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Farm Bureau
E.R. Menefee
Purdue Poultry Department
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mr. Menefee
California
Lana
Clay
Clay Township
Owasco
Bill
Lloyd Ritchey
Mr. Brown
Dwight Pann
Real Estate Transfers and New Suits Filed
Real estate transfers list numerous lot and acre transfers in Tiger Park Cutler Sunset Park Adams township and Jefferson township with nominal consideration. New suits include divorces foreclosures estates and judgments involving multiple parties and banks with tax and administrator actions noted.
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Foy E. Jones
Edward Dietz
Tiger Park
Martin van Buren Koble
William J. Leiter
Cutler
Hermitage Development Corp
Oscar D. Rohrabaugh
Et Ax
Sunset Park
Harriet Pearson
Elizabeth
Siford
Adams
Robert J
John H. Gil Ikerson
Jefferson
John L. Spencer
Josephine Wood
William R. Wood
A. T. Bowen and Company
Martha Ellen Vangundy
Fred H. Engle
Edward F. McLaughlin
Myrtle Sheets
Peter A. McLaughlin
James Haggerman
Fred H. Wheeler
Beulah Katherine Burris
Arthur McKain Burris
Fred Roskuski
Carroll County ,Loan and Trukt and Savings Company
Dennison Harvey Barrett
John J. Hawking
Citizens National Bank, Kokomo
John J. Hawkins
Flossie James
Loyd James
M. William O’connor
Myrtle Hoff
Federal Land Bank
Joseph H. Hunter
Citizens National Bank
the Cutler Bank
Okel O. Ferguson
Martha E. Crum
Mary M. Daggey
Commodore P. Woodward
Amanda Davidson
Edward R. Smock
William M. Campbell
Fragmentary OCR Note on Indiana and Virginia Figures
Fragmented text mentions Indiana and Virginia contexts with unclear references to a farm, a pastor, and a Rock week. Other phrases include facsimile mentions of Engs and an Engsway. Readable content is too fragmentary to determine a clear event or entity.
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Rock
Monthly Meeting Of The Young People Of Second District
A goodly attendance of young people from the second district met in St. Peter's Lutheran church in Camden on Tuesday evening June 2. Miss Pauline Robeson of Deer Creek presided. Miss Bowman of Rockfield led a song service. Burrows Presbyterian won the banner in the roll call. Rev Hugo of Rockfield gave the evening address on Personality. Mrs. Fred Miller of Rockfield urged attendance at the State Convention in Muncie this month. County president Garrison spoke of plans and called for help to complete them. Tru rpan Spiller and sister sang. Catherine Brechbiel gave a solo. After benediction, the group adjourned to social room for refreshments.
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St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Camden
Pauline Robeson
Deer Creek
Bowman
Rockfield
Burrows Presbyterian
Marjorie Kahl
Kahl
Hugo
Blusset
Fred Miller
Muncie
Garrison
Trurpan Spiller
Catherine Brechbiel
Economics Club Meeting for June 11 at Heddrich Home
The Jackson Township Home Economics Club will meet at Mrs. Esther Heddrich's home on Thursday June 11. The session is a children’s party with a roll call and topics titled Busy Work for Rainy Days for Children.
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Jackson Township Home Economics Club
Esther Heddrich
Revival Closes With Great Success at Rockfield
The Rockfield revival ended with three packed services and a Sunday basket dinner drawing about two hundred attendees. Visitors came from Logansport Delphi Bringhurst Oxford Boswell Camden Flora Lafayette Hammond Chicago Fort Wayne and local towns. Rev Powell delivered a Sunday night sermon on The Two Ways and Rev Hugo J sang The Lord is My Light. The community calls it the best revival in twenty five years and invites all to Burrows for two weeks.
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Rockfield
Logansport
Delphi
Bringhurst
Oxford
Boswell
Camden
Flora
Lafayette
Hammond
Harvey
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Powell
End of First Half of 1931 Reminders at Baptist Church
Sunday services include 9:30 Sunday School led by Manford Wolf, 10:30 Junior Congregation, 10:45 Morning Worship, and 7:00 Evening Services. Sermon reflects on time, beginnings and endings, with Communion observed during morning worship and special music at Northern Baptist Convention. W. A. Bender is minister.
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Manford Wolf
Paul
Northern Baptist
W. A. Bender
Church Guidelines For New Members And Finances
Church officers urge candidates to exhibit faithful attendance at Sunday services Bible study and fellowship and to contribute their fair share to church and benevolence budgets. Members should daily read the Bible and pray, following Jesus though hard, as expressed by the session led by Rev Hugo with Everett Flora as clerk.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus
Hugo
Everett Flora
Supreme Court adjourns until October fifth
The U S Supreme Court adjourned Tuesday until Oct 5. Various local figures were noted in brief items including Douglas Warren visiting home from Purdue, and several residents traveling for business or to visit. Local medical, educational, and social notices list meetings and visits among community members.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Musical Program by the Lineberger Family at Camden Opera House
The Playing Parson's Band led by Rev. Fred L. Lineberger will perform in Camden on June 5. The seven member group includes Rev. Lineberger Mrs Lineberger and five children with a program of classical popular and patriotic selections. Governor John G. Richards lauds the family as unique and proud of their achievements.
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Camden
Fred L. Lineberg
Columbia
8. C.J
Lineberger
South Carolina
John G. Richard
Southland
Washington Township
Carroll County
Lutheran Church
Deer Creek
Mt Pisgah
Rock Creek
Rockfield
S. C
Becoming a Member at Rockfield Presbyterian Church
The church requires a sincere striving to live as Jesus Christ wishes and a genuine belief in Him as Savior from sin public confession of faith in Him.
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Rockfield Presbyterian Church
Jesus Christ
Camden M E Church Service Schedule Notes
The Camden M E Church lists Sunday school at 9 30 A M led by Floyd Fisher superintendent and morning worship at 10 30 with Rev F H Collier pastor An official board meeting is held the second Tuesday of each month.
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F. H. Collier
Floyd Fisher
Mrs. Snyder Visits Miss Mayne in Huntington
Mrs. Charles Snyder of Huntington is a guest of Miss Mabel Mayne, visiting for a social stay. The arrangement highlights a cordial guest visit between families in Huntington.
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Charles Snyder of
Huntington
Mabel Mayne
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