Local Snippets and Visits Across Indiana and Nearby States
Tennessee borders eight states while Kentucky has seven. German chemical ice fans claim invention. Pieces of eight Spanish dollars with eight reels noted. Ken Starkey and family visited R O Sharp home in Columbus Ohio. Ladies Aid of M E church to meet Thursday afternoon. Basil McCracken couple enjoyed Sunday at Chas Guard home. John Guard and Chas Guard hosted Logansport visitors. Deepest oil well recorded at Santa Fe Springs California at 9357 feet. Mayme Basye and son Benjamin visited Crawfordsville. Chas Bryan family joined Marion guests. Soy beans transition from animal feed to human food. Julian Sharpneck daughter from Columbus Ohio visiting Glenn Muesellman family.
Weekend Visits Across Indiana and Michigan Families
Miss Mildred Armick spent the week end in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs J S Lesh visited their son Chester in Logansport. T W Leslie and family saw Harry Leslie in Indianapolis. Russell and Mabel Cree of Grand Rapids called on grandmother Mrs John Cree. Mrs T G Rank and daughter Bessie stayed with Mrs John Cree. Jesse Mills and family visited Norman Mills in Kirkland. Dr FE Wright and family visited his mother Mrs Amy Wright. Mabel and Russell Cree returned to Grand Rapids after staying with Clarence Cree. The article notes presidents were slave owners and mentions various U S leaders and servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Lesh
Chester
Logansport
Russell and
Mabel Cree
Grand Rapids, Mich
John Cree
T. G. Rank
Bessie
Jesse Mills
Dorcas
Jeona
Kirkland
Norman Mills
FE. 0. Wright
Betty
Chicago
Amy Wright
Russell Cree
Clarence Cree
Bull dog chase sends Byron O'Bear home fast
Byron O'Bear returns home after a brief stay in Grand Rapids Michigan. The note says the fastest day involved a bull dog chasing him off a friend's porch. He implies a longer chain would have kept him away longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron O’bear
Grand Rapids
Mich
Local notices and social notes from the Record News
Prices for newspapers at the Record-News office are five cents a bundle. Mrs. D. T. Wyatt is listed as sick. Minnie Bruner and Mr and Mrs Chas Bruner visited Mr and Mrs Otto Plank on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record-News Office
D. T. Wyatt
Minnie Bruner
Mrs
Chas
Bruner
Otto Plank
Radio cabinet used as substitute in medical trial
A large radio cabinet used as a substitute for hot baths in treating certain diseases is being tested. Mrs. Fred Cole and two sons visited her sister in Indianapolis. Lee Sink, Arthur Ritchey, and F G Armick attended a K of P service at the Al Young home in Logansport. Rev Kahle and family returned from Sidney Nebraska after two weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Sink
Arthur Ritchey
F. G. Armick
K. of P
al Young
Logansport
Kahle
Sidney
Neb
Camden Reds Rallies Past Royal Center in 13 Innings
The Camden Reds defeated Royal Center 14 to 12 in thirteen innings at Royal Center. Royal Center had 19 hits and 12 runs. Camden 20 hits and 11 runs. Stepp struck out 10 for Royal Center while McCain fanned 14 for Camden. Reds set to play Burrows at Cree Field next Sunday. admission 10 or 25 cents with ladies free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Reds
Royal Center
Camden
Stepp
McCain
Reds
Burrows
Cree Field
Logansport Social Notes and Local Elections Update
Logansport visitors and family gatherings fill the week with many names including Joy Mdging Mrs Warren and Mrs Raber. The Jackson Township Home Economics club meets next Thursday with project work lessons. Chester Hill Kokomo will lead the Indiana State Athletic Coaches Association with Everett Case and Tim Campbell elected to key posts in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Floyd Fisher
Chester O. Hill
Kokomo High School
Indiana State Athletic Coaches’ Association
Indianapolis
Clifford Wells
Logansport High School
Everett Case
Frankfort
Tim Campbell
Indianapolis Technical High School
Children’s Day observance at M. ks church
The regular Sunday School hour next Sunday morning will feature Children’s Day observances at the M.ks church. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ludgent and Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Gardner of Flint visited relatives here over Decoration. Leo Truesdell and son Robert hosted by Z. L. Truesdell family in celebration. Lois Horner of Toledo joins Mrs. S. J. Bair of Indianapolis and Mrs. Albert Jackson of Pittsburg in calling on Eva Parker Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ks
Earl Ludgent
Bennett Gardner
Flint, Mich
L. G. Horner
Lois
Toledo
Ohio
8. J. Bair
Indianapolis
Albert Jackson
Pittsburg
Eva Parker
Plymouth Residents News and Historic Notes
Forest Ronk visits Plymouth relatives with the Rice family near Burrows. Bessie Ronk returns to her grandmother Mrs. Cree in Plymouth after time with her parents. A Spaniard reportedly built a crude steam craft in 1343 and Fulton’s 1807 steamboat followed. Air travel deaths average one per million miles. stunt and pleasure flying are riskier. The Lutheran Missionary Society met at the church with Mrs. Brechbiel and Mrs. Neible in charge. M E Home Missionary society officers for the coming year are: President Mrs. Ray Quinn Vice President Mrs. Chas Rice Secretary Mrs. Chas Guard Treasurer Mrs. Miles Robeson Corresponding Secretary Mrs. David Ringer Mite Box Secretary Mrs. Dewey Edging Supply Secretary Mrs. Sarah Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Home Missionary Society
Ray Quinn
Chas. Rice
Chas. Guard
Miles Robeson
David Ringer
Dewey Edging
Sarah Thomas
Civil War veteran Truman Slater visits family in multiple states
Truman Slater and his Akron wife along with their sister and husband Mr and Mrs Davis and their daughter and husband H Wall and wife from Kalamazoo Mich spent Saturday with Camden friends and visited a third sister Mrs Denias Slater of Lafayette over the weekend. Mr Slater wears a bronze button signaling a long life history and military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Slater
Akron
Davis
H. Wall
Kalamazoo
Mich
Camden
Denias Slater
Lafayette
Mr. Slater
Rail Schedule for Camden Apr 27 1930
Penn R R timetable shows north bound trains 321 at 10 00 am with Remylee stop and 319 at 7 25 pm for Indianapolis passenger pickups. South bound includes 318 at 8 55 am flag stop for Indianapolis and 320 at 7 50 pm regular stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remylee
Indianapolis
Glubs and Lodges Note Date Changes Not Guaranteed
No responsibility is assumed for changing meeting dates or new officials as lodge secretaries are expected to update. Cards are published without charge when spree permits.
Popcorn Tips for Summer Picnics and Dry Cans
Outdoor pop corn is best when all kernels pop and the corn stays completely dry. Canned popcorn stays moisture free until opened, yielding strong pops and a fluffy mound. A chocolate coating recipe follows for use with warm popped corn.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tennessee
Kentucky
Germany
Ken Starkey
Columbus, Ohio
R.O. Sharp
Ladies Aid of the
M. E. Church
Ladies Aid Room
Basil McCracken
Bringhurst
Chas. Guard Home
John Guard
Santa Fe Springs
Cal
Mayme Basye
Benjamin
Crawfordsville
W. A. Doyle
Chas. Bryan
Floyd Hatfield
Marion, Ind
Julian Sharpneck
Glenn Muesellman
Mildred Armick
Harry Leslie
United State
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
Tyler
Polk
Taylor
Johnson
Grant
FEAS
Govers
Coe Sss
Ody
Pathfinder
St.or
R.F. DO
Breeder's Gazette
Capper's Farmer
the Country Home
the Farm Journal
Fruits & Gardens
Gentlewoman
Good Stories
Home Circle
Nat
Needlecraft Pathfinder
Wkly
CD People’s Popular Monthly
Sportsman’s Digest
Standard Poultry Journal
I’red Cole
John David
Charles
Chester Smith
Base Ball News
Joy
Carl Raber
Lewis Dock
Mrs. Cline
Flora
Charles Cline
H.C. Baker
W.S. Paden
Leonard Yerkes
Howard Landis
Decoration Day
Carl Baker
Emerson Cunningham
Mrs. Truman Doyle and Son
Andrew Noreen
Fred Case
Simma Nebeker
Covington, Ind
Drs
Charles Andra Kennedy
Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David Windsor
Prince of Wales
Harry Summerfield
Love and Honey
Miner Love
Haycroft
Europe
America
Leo Truesdell
Robert
South Bend
Z. L. Truesdell
Forest Ronk
Plymouth
Bert Rice
Near Burrows
Bessie Ronk
Ind
Fulton
The
Lutheran Missionary Society
Leah Brechbiel
Roxy Neible
Camden Cafe
W. S. Paden
Penn. R. R
1.C. O. I’. Lodge No
Noble Grand
Harold Trapp
See’y
Tden Rebekah Lodge
Marie Cree
Sec
Mildred Parret
Pythian Sisters
Effie Link
Grace Sharp
Order of Waster Star No
W. M
Eva Kennedy
John Mills
Home Economics Club
Effie Snoeberger
Literary Club
Effie Wyatt
Sec’y
Community Club
Pres
D. L. Musselman Sec’y
J. B. Wurpillat
Bam EL
Burrows Lumber Go
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