Fatal car train crash near Rockfield claims two lives
Albert T. Young, 65, of Logansport, and his wife Margaret Young, 56, died after their car collided with a westbound Wabash passenger train near Bowman Crossing on State Road 25. Three other occupants were injured as the vehicle was demolished and the train halted after the impact. The Youngs were en route to Delphi to decorate a relative’s grave.
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Delphi
Young
Margaret Young
St. Joseph
Carrie Linville
Logansport
Bertha Payne
Detroit
Margaret Jean Hart
Cree Couple Celebrates Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Several friends gathered at Mr and Mrs Clarence Cree to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary. A social evening followed by refreshments was hosted for guests including Mr and Mrs Walter Parrett Mr and Mrs Will Mills Bob Robbins and family Mr and Mrs Walter Grieber Albert Cree and family Mr and Mrs Lee Sink Bert Parrett and daughter Miss Mabel Cree and Russell Cree of Grand Rapids Mich.
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Clarence Cree
Walter Parret
Will Mills
Bob Robbins
Walter Grieber
Albert Cree
Lee Sink
Bert Parrett
Mabel Cree
Russell Cree
Grand Rapids
Mich
Camden Lutheran Church Resumes Regular Services Next Lord's Day
Camden Lutheran Church will resume regular services next Lord's Day with the pastor in charge. He is now laid to rest with his family, and will push the work with vigor. Visitors are warmly welcome to all services and members are urged to attend regularly for spiritual growth.
Camden Community Club appoints new president
At the Camden Community Club monthly meeting, D. L. Musselman resigned as president and was accepted. Raymond Judy was chosen as the new president. Curtis McCain announced the band concert platform for Wednesday night. no other business was reported.
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Camden Community Club
Paden
D. L. Musselman
Raymond Judy
Curtis McCain
Community notices include many local family visits
George Jones visited Kokomo on Monday on business. Harry Gardner and wife spent Thursday in Logansport. Miss Lorene Shenk left for a three week Ohio visit. Raymond Judy and wife and Chester Lesh and wife visited Marshall Wingard and wife Sunday. Many local families hosted or visited relatives across Indiana towns with various trips and stays.
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George Jones
Kokomo
Harry Gardner
Logansport
Lorene Shenk
Ohio
Raymond Judy
Chester Lesh
Marshall Wingard
Camden Baptist Church June 8 1930 Service Schedule
The Camden Baptist Church announces a June 8 1930 program with 9:30 Bible School led by Manford Wolf, 10:30 discussion on Can Pentecost be Experienced Today, and 7:30 evening service. Pastor W A Bender invites all visitors.
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Manford Wolf
W. A. Bender
Explorer Captain Wilkins crafts plans for Arctic submarine route
Captain Wilkins, famed polar explorer, outlines a 1931 Arctic submarine expedition to undercut ice and chart routes. He aims to tie his work to the International Expedition, test submersible trade possibilities, and advance meteorological stations for long range weather forecasting. He anticipates joining the Graf Zeppelin in June for return travel.
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Wilkins
Poles
Antarctic
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Stefansson
Outstanding Features of Sir Hubert Wilkins Career
Sir Hubert Wilkins has seen more land than any explorer, first to fly in the Antarctic, and logged over 15 000 miles in the Arctic and over 6 000 in the Antarctic. He adds 540 000 square miles to the known world, endured narrow escapes, and has never asked for help. He calls his North Pole submarine trip the safest plan in 15 years.
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Sir Hubert Wilkins
Arctic
Antarctic
Carl Ben Eielson
Point Barrow
Alaska
Spitzbergen
Wilkins
Graham Land
Hielson
Joe Crosson
Orval Porter
Parker D. Cramer
al Cheesman
Porter
Charcot Land
Pole
Arctic Ocean
North Pole
Stefansson
Australia
France
Kling George
Polar Sea
England
Polar
New York
WEAF
NBC
New York City
United States
Ife
New Manager Adds Elevator at Seed Store
Welling Hag, longtime elevator worker, unveils a tin elevator at the Seed Store in Crimaden. His wife and two children will move to Cardoen when school ends as the Tiarry Gardner elevator firm expands. Gardner returns to Crimaden as crane and feed salesman.
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Vinton AL. Welline
Bation Polis
Welling
Cardoen
Crimaden
Tiarry Gardner
Wilh
Crain
Carroll County College Graduates at 101st Indiana Univ Commencement
Four Carroll county students will receive degrees at the 101st annual commencement at Memorial Stadium on Tuesday June 10. About 950 candidates are listed with 746 seeking degrees in June and 200 class members to be honored in October. The program includes numerous degrees across arts sciences graduate school commerce medicine nursing education law and more led by speaker William Bizzell of Oklahoma University.
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Carroll County
Indiana University
Memorial Stadium
College of Arts and Sciences
Graduate School Coles
School of Medicine
Wm. Bizzell
University of Oklahoma
Herbert L. Willett
University of Chicago
Rae Dean Brown
Camden
John J. Flora
Dale T. Wilson
Cutler
John R. Smock
Pentecost Observance at Shively Church Sees New Members
The Shively church reports strong spiritual power at meetings with seven applicants seeking membership. On Sunday June 8 the nineteenth hundredth anniversary of Pentecost will be observed with morning services, baptism in the creek, an evangelizing service at 8:00, and a sermon titled After Pentecost What from Pastor L. L. Paul.
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Shively
L. L. Paul
Band Cancers Vie Lestat at Free Ey Event
Band Cancers compete in a free event with Lestat and others in a quirky local gathering. Attendees include Evan Ptr, Hye Heddy, and Porteet Die as part of a tense social scene and short performances.
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Tay Dave
Mfp
Evan
Bequested funds eyed for state road improvements
A report outlines 250000 dollars for road improvements and 500000 for coating main roads. It notes federal aid for anti bridge work and rural road projects, urging a five to fifteen mile feeder road program and better feeder roads to spur agricultural progress. The piece cites U S road totals and compares roadwork funding to world totals.
Memorial Exercises Honoring Webb Attennion
Crowded lodge hall held memorial services for Webb Attennion. Rev Bender spoke on living up to the salute’s ideals as Abies Neher Pratk Sneahereer Creo Hunt and dae Sink Stent presented the program.
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To. O. Beet
Abies
Neher
Pratk Sneahereer
Creo
Hunt
Rebekah
Bender
Bloodless Radio War Between Russia and Romania
A cable dispatch describes a bloodless conflict between Russia and Romania using radio waves. Romania set up a station at Chiseanu to counter Soviet propaganda, using the same wavelength as Russia so interference may mute both sides. Listeners may tune out both stations, likely ending in a propaganda stalemate.
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Russia
Rumania
Chiseanu
Odessa
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