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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
4
Local items from Rockfield district note multiple residents including Thomas McFatridge and Wasi Brebhbiel sharing weekend time. Purdue pledge Robert McCarty to civil engineering, and a memorial service at the Christian church ends with a parade to the cemetery.
The Monroe township 4-H Club met at Mrs. Frank Shoff’s home with 23 members. The program included a flower-themed roll call, a shamrock club flower, a demonstration on baking oat meal cookies by Maxine Schoff, a reading by Martha Maxine Allbaugh, and short relay games followed by refreshments.
Advertises men’s summer seers with prices such as 100, 1.45, 61.95 and 82.95 at the Julius Store, inviting customers to buy.
Aly and Mrs Ray Quinn hosted the sixth birthday for Mary Alfrecheto Quinn on a Tuesday in May. Pink and white decor featured a pink Maypole centerpiece with white streamers. Guests included Bob In, Marilyn Cole, Charles Robe on, Martin Thomas, Mary Hedde, Maes Pat McBroom, Peggy Joanne Snell, Dorothy Caddwell, Douglas Hatton, Virginian Stone, Bobby Jene Sharpe, Jetdhe Dean Quint, and Mary Margaret Quinn. Mary Margaret received many lovely gifts.
The Jackson township Tome Teotrondes Club holds its meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs Ryva Dilleu.
About fifty Tribbett family members gathered at Delphi Park on Sunday for a reunion. A program was held in the Shelter house and new officers were elected: President Mrs. Wilard Reed, Vice President Blarry Stanton, Secretary-Treasurer Dorothy Allen. The Delphi Park was chosen as the 1936 meeting place.
A Deer Creek township group will present Adams Two at the Adams Pwo. com Bureau meeting held at the schoolhouse Tuesday evening. A state speaker is expected to attend.
John Kerlin of Rockfield is securing right of way for a new state road in Garrett county. He starts with sections linking state road 29 to Cass County line and connecting Deer Creek-Delphi road with a Cass County state road, then ties state road 18 to a road in Howard county.
The Young Peoples Coop Club met in Camden last Monday evening. Deer Creek Two performed clever imitations by Tart Powell with dialogue by John and Joseph Peterson and special musical numbers. Plans for a Coop school this summer in early August were discussed.
The Women's Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church held a regular Wednesday meeting at Mrs Ollie Gardner's home. Officers elected include President Stella Johnson vice president Flora Cripe recording secretary Effie Snoeberger corresponding secretary Blanche Baker treasurer Rosa Roth.
Advertisement seeks men and women ages 18 to 50 in good health to qualify for civil service training. Salary starts at 105 dollars per month. Write Civil Employees Training about examinations to Box 4, this paper.
Men are urged to shop the Peters line of work shoes now in stock at Julius Clothing Store. Prices range from $1.98 to $3.50, with options at $2.50 and $2.98.
A birthday gathering was held on June 23 to honor Mrs Mageie Gard with family and friends in attendance. Attendees included Mitchell Gardiner, Raymond, Chicago guests, Lucy Lapata and family, Mr and Mrs Gardner and others, with various gifts and social activities noted.
Miss RoxanneSprinkle of Watapa wed William Bowrus age 94 in a formal Presbyterian ceremony. The bride wore tailored crepe and white accessories. her matron of honor and brother served as best man. The couple departed for Purdue University after the ceremony to begin married life.
In a torn fragment mishmash, the text mentions Mrs Henry Cree, family names including Roscoe, Ivan Smith, Arthur Littie, Mrs Wilken, and Edping. It alludes to Decoration Day observances with family members present, and notes Dewey Mdging and Atre Hes ter Willoby in a local context. The exact events and dates remain unclear due to OCR damage.
The Rog W Club held its annual picnic at the Lutheran church Tuesday night with many members present. The program opened at 8:60 p.m. with songs, invocations, violin numbers, and a key address on making time more profitable by Rev. Berger of Deer Creek.
E. W. Bowen is chosen as delegate with B. Maytel and Mrs. L. H. Smith as alternates to the Republican convention in Springfield Illinois next week. Announcement comes from the Second district Republican chairman. Dr. and Mrs. Fern Cook of Deer Creek plan a visit with their daughter Mars. Bruce Calhoun and husband are in California.
Coral dames from Camden traveled to Delphi Monday for Rose Chapter fusion activities. A supper followed in the honevet room after the regular meeting. Monticello Chapter presided at the conferring of three candidates with graceful work and proficient officers.
Determination Wins moo. RB. Shanks and daughter, along with Brown and family, began their yearly coeeration Day visit to Camden. After a misstep at noocar they reached for aneport and chartered a dus chered to kinfolk in Camden, visiting Mrs. Mortha Mills and others, then the cemetery. Mr Shank renewed his subscription to the Record- News.
Epworth League convenes at Delphi June with about two hundred delegates. Hosts include Rev. Fred Wollinine Lafayette Rev. G M Stetlure Plankton and Dr H H Northcutt. Theme “Roosting a Life Work” leaders listed with district roles and local coordinators.
This week brings visits from Miss Arlene Zook of Indianapolis to Jesse Zook’s home. Bobby Ans visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Howard Heiland. Rev Elmer Kahl plans the 32nd Kahl Reunion near Mankin Ohio Saturday. Mona-depth reports mention Miss Lois Metzger’s career move and various family visits.
Local society notes include visits, illnesses, and travel among Mrs John Kins Mrs Jobin Clery and others. Officials announce limited distribution of the 1935 Acts. Carroll County receives 80 copies with no general distribution due to voting quotas.
William McVay died Friday at his home near Camden after a long illness. Surviving are his widow Myrtle and daughters Mrs. Bary Holler Palmettosille Maisboda Pinks Lowanopert and Mery Irene at home. Two sons Delton and Walkey. three sisters Foner and others. three brothers. Funeral held Monday at 2 pm at Barrettsville with Rev Girhanm and Rev Warnock officiating. Burial in Davis cemetery. The store Work and Win Club of Washington Two met at the schoolhouse Tuesday with members present.
Mr and Mrs Clem Oskins of Camden announce the marriage of their daughter Joyce to George Ekdahl Jr of Geneva Minnesota in November at Council Bluffs Iowa. Both graduates of the University of Dawn City and Mar Skdabb teaches gymnastics in Omaha Nebraska. Ekdahl is a member of Delta Zata and Mr Mkdahl Phi Delta Theta. They will reside at 505 Tillis Ave Town City while Mr Ekdahl pursues further postgraduate work.
Thirty six girls enrolled in the Delphinium club chaired by the organization at their Wednesday meeting. Pauline Brown was elected president with Marjorie Todd as vice president, Geraldine Huntington secretary, Carolyn Pearson news reporter, Mary Louise Reppert pianist, and Doris Lane song leader. Adult leader is Mrs. Will Smith with Betty Wilson and Margaret Lucy Martin as junior leaders.
Miss Mary Bohannon visits Radnor this week. Lloyd Sink and family host in Middletown with Lee Sink family. Rev. Stanger arrives to take preacher post at the Baptist church. Former pastor Rev. Clem and son George visit. Oskins and son Ronald travel to Ames for daughter’s graduation. Berkley Sink family and other Sinks join Lee Sink for Sunday. Kendall and Dillon families alongside Gordon Jones and Mary Wendall Kendall attend.
The Rock Creek Farm Bureau will meet at the Burrows schoolhouse Thursday evening June 18. The Carrollton Road Players of Deer Creek will perform their program The Calamity Howler. A speaker is scheduled.
Highlights include names visiting relatives in Lafayette and Ohio, local births and arrivals, a new jeweler in the Expositor block, and a gas project for Indianapolis. Election results in Jackson township show 408 votes with Prohibitionists absent a full ticket, listing officers elected: Trustee C. C. Camp, Justice William Fearnot, Constable William W. Sines.
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