Camden Church Community Notes and Local Travel
Mrs Rath Geoge hosts Pictts class at a cooperative supper in Delphi. Danny Miler and wife Si Yost attended the Old Order Nations national meeting near Lawrence, Kansas. Oliver Store and family visited Bloomington to spend the weekend with relatives. Camden women attended a Democratic meeting at Mrs Jack Wickard's home. Prof and Mrs Fien Musselman of Kent Ohio arrive Saturday for a week with relatives.
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Pictts
Camden Baptist Church
Delphi
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Si Yost
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Old Order Nations
Lawirece
Camden
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Fien Musselman
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Voice Around the World Opens Texas Centennial Exposition
Dallas opens the $25 million Texas Centennial Exposition on June 6 with a world radio voice broadcast. A nine second message travels from the grounds to France and California, signaling the gates opening and the start of the fair.
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Dallas
Texas
Rosseteli
France
Ganas
Califone
Dee
Local Notes and Notices from Delphi Area
Win Noakes of Cutler visited friends here Saturday. Wanted work on farm Vernon George, 209 N Indiana St Delphi Ind. Mrs Letha Metzger and John Redding visiting Jones in Florida. Indiana Service Corporation to start work on county infirmary. Guy Ward and wife of Lafayette were dinner guests of Abner Sieber. Vacation Bible School at Baptist church under way with large attendance. Lost Tuesday a pocketbook with money. Reward offered. Return to Charles Spitler.
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Vernon George
Indiana St
Delphi
Ind
Indiana Service Corporation
Guy Ward
Lafayette
Abner Sieber
Baptist Church
Charles Spitler
Treat Seed Potatoes To Prevent Disease
Late seed potatoes should be treated now against scab and black scurf diseases before planting. Dr. C. T. Gregory of Purdue advises corrosive sublimate or organic mercury treatments, soaking times, and cautions about metal containers. A sulfur dusting of one pound per bushel also helps control scab, with higher rates for historically scabby land.
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C. T. Gregory
Purdue University
Gregory
Baptists to Honor Sam Houston March 1 Across Nation
The Texas Baptist Convention plans a state wide observance in Houston's birthday week with special services in communities hosting two or more Baptist churches. The event coincides with Texas Independence Day and honors Houston’s role as Republic of Texas president.
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Dallas
Texas
United States
Eos Sam Houston
Houston
Reba
Howard Tinse
Texas Baptist Vention
Chase Union
Washington
de Geaptist Church
Rick Houston
United States Ce
Pererve University
Waco
Rufus G.ee
General Houston
Texas Baptist Convention
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Republic of Texas
Antarctic Camp Project Underway At Littl Ame La
A Texas camp for Admiral Richard’s Antarctic expedition begins with a project cost around $50,000. The camp, linked to centennial exposition aims, will support the World’s Fair of the South. Officials report early phases underway amid planning for the May opening.
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Ayer de Byrd
Texas
Eapeners
Fair Shrubbery Funds Continue Through November
Fragmentary OCR notes show a civic fund or campaign related to shrubs or greenery in Texas. The text mentions ongoing counts and a cutoff date in late November, witheref to a fanse contas and ganc sounding like campaign or municipal records.
New Parole Law Expands State Welfare Oversight
The Indiana Welfare Act consolidates parole authority under the State Board of Public Welfare. Parole decisions now require prior recommendation from the institution’s Board of Trustees, with final approval by the Central Board. County Welfare Boards gain duties, while seven state parole agents shift to training and supervision roles. Local officers will handle immediate parole supervision as the system modernizes.
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Welfare
State Welfare Department
Division of
Corrections
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State Commission On
Indiana
10 Gallon Straw Hat Makers Parade In 19th Century Scene
A fragmentary description mentions deep straw hats and a procession led by Soares in a late 19th century setting. The readable bits hint at a rural or festival scene with distinctive headwear and local names.
Camden Area Social Roundup and Local Visits
Mrs E W Orahood and Miss Lena Landis of Plymouth visited friends here over the holiday. Miss Susie Landis of North Manchester called on relatives. Chalmer Plank and family of Logansport spent Sunday with the Snoebergers. The Sines family of Logansport decorated graves and visited. The Carroll county school board met and adopted supplementary materials for next year. Holiday guests of J M Harrison included Edith Holmes Dale Lehman family from Lafayette Orville Harrison Milan Mich Leslie Harrison and Alma Noble Susie Dickinson.
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E. W. Orahood
Lena Landis
Plymouth
Susie Landis
North Manchester
Miles Robeson
Chalmer Plank
Logansport
W. W. Snoeberger
Jessie Sines
Thelma
Ralph Sines
Carroll County School Board
Primary Book Committee
Edith Holmes
Dale Lehman
Lafayette
Orville Harrison
Milan
Mich
Leslie Harrison
Alma Noble
Susie Dickinson
J. M. Harrison
Mrs Wyre and Daughter Attend Family Event
Mrs Wyre and her daughter were mentioned in a brief social note alongside family members. The snippet notes a gathering or visit, with emphasis on kinship and public-ready social context.
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Mr. and
Tine Paul Tet Es
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