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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1940
Page
3
Rockfield Church invites parishioners to morning worship at 9 30 and evening service at 7 00 led by Superintendent Clyde Adame and Reverend Delmar Galbreth. The church urges attendees to seek comfort and nourishment for the soul through active study and attendance.
Hickory Grove Congregational Christian Church and associated congregations publish weekly schedules. Sunday School at 10:00, preaching on 2nd and 4th Sundays, and various service times with listed pastors and superintendents. Churches include St. Peter's Lutheran and Burrows congregations with details on church schools and morning and evening services.
Non Black of Detroit visited the Black family in town last week. Mrs. Tonyerger was taken to Cass County Hospital for observation and treatment. Judy Leslie of New Haven stayed with her grandparents T. H. Leslie. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Shanks of Bloomington visit the Shanks family. Mrs. Z. Truesdell moved from her daughter’s home to her own, improving at home. Virgil Roop of Elwood and Alma Scote from Frankfort with Mrs. Alf Dickerson and Mrs. Leslie Harrison called on Fannie Leslie. Decoration Day observed. Walter Hawke and Sidney Sterling will go to Greencastle for DePauw College commencement. Sterling to attend his 50th graduation anniversary. A feature on ink blots and mind health appears in The American Weekly. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bechdole hosted an evening May 30 for their first wedding anniversary with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Carl Deitman and Rob, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Scerrece and family, Ms. and Mrs. Sam Bechdole and daughters Esther and Pauline, Ms. Elizabeth Spender and Wayne Colwell. Games, cheese and cake served.
A reader argues against blaming mere treacherous ideas for crashes and asserts that mechanical errors, especially faulty brakes, are major accident causes. The message stresses that a car must be stoppable and urges proper maintenance for safe driving.
The article stresses cooling eggs to prevent BSE like contamination, fly control on farms, proper disposal of poultry litter, and hygiene with damp absorbent for splinters. It highlights cooperative marketing, inoculation of certain legumes, nurse crop grazing, health records for herds, and warns about bacterial wilt in cucumbers and musk melons. It also notes that Purdue University's Department of Agricultural Extension provides more information.
The Colosseum in Rome, completed by Titus in 80 A.D., hosted about 100000 spectators for grand games and public spectacles.
Fragments show moves births and visits. Clarence couple relocate from Chicago while Shirley Ann is welcomed and Bertha Kusamauk and Cordia Bouter visit relatives in Chicago. Ritchey travels to Detroit for employment with a company. Robeson hosts a Lutheran church Sunday school group and Baptist Sunday school plans activities.
The article lauds Lausten's Health Baths and David Barwa as prominent local firms serving a large patronage. It highlights their one stop shop approach offering hardware electrical appliances garden tools insulation asbestos siding and roofing and related contracting. It praises customer goodwill and steady growth due to service quality.
Lausten’s Health Baths in Lansport offers electric cabinet baths and massages under Mr. Lausten. The service, described as a distinctive aid to mankind, claims to relieve tiredness, nervousness, and chronic ailments like lumbago and rheumatism by improving circulation and relaxing tense muscles.
Lassie Polsinelli’s establishment draws crowds from miles around with inviting meals and social venues. The article praises Mr Polsinelli for providing a public space for entertainment and good food, calling the venue a community asset.
The Farmers & Merchants State Bank earns praise for guiding the community’s commercial interests. Its policies have won depositor confidence up to 192000 and the bank is noted for lending to businessmen and farmers, aiding progress and community welfare. Officers and directors are congratulated for prudent policy. May the season bring further opportunities to the bank and its patrons.
A garbled notice praises Mikalas Brothers Confectionery as a bright local spot offering wholesome meats and tasty sweets. It highlights the theatre crowd afterparties, fountain service, and the shop being named the Pick of the Particular for its popularity. The piece invites readers to stop in for snacks during shopping or a show.
The city of Hampton Virginia claims the oldest faylah speaking settlement status and unique charter governed by an act of bur gessées. Ex dividend rules noted for stocks, with references to price quoting and payables.
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