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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
4
Ursel McCune Beauty Shoppe features Croquiende Oil Wave XE.25 offering enhanced styling and care. Flora brand styling products complement the latest treatment line for customers seeking shine and strength.
Loral Seis Dr. Nennedy promotes a Chevrolet while C. C. Julius Clothier advertises summer weight trousers in linen seersucker Palm Beach and other fabrics with varied prices and sizes for boys and men. Community notes list local visits dinners and gatherings among residents and families including the Raber, Brown, Rogers, Smith, Wyatt, Tribbett and Gish households.
Cap priced from 25c to 1.00 and Dress Straw Hats from 49c to 2.95. Work Straw Hats range 15c to 0.50. Available for men women girls boys in all sizes with many styles. Julius Delphi advertises affordable headwear for all ages.
Rockfield Christian Church announces morning worship at 9 30 A M Bible study at 10 30 A M and evening services. Minister Marshall N Weaver highlights spiritual blessings from God and fellowship with His people in a brief church notice.
The notice promotes light weight underwear for men and boys including Athletic Combed Yarn Shirt and Broadcloth Shorts with balloon seat and elastic waist at 25c per garment. Knit or Cloth Union Suits for men 50c to $1.00 and boys 25c to 50c. All sizes and styles, Julius, Clothier, Delphi.
A notice states the Carroll County Isaac Walton League will hold a meeting at the Camden Community Hall Friday night June 23rd with further announcements to follow.
Mrs Carrie Young returns to Toledo Ohio. Mrs George Cartwright visits Mrs M A Ryan in Indianapolis. Garden party by Woman's club June 28 at Mrs K W Bowens home. Charles Wise to graduate from Indiana University School of Medicine June 12. Mr and Mrs C T Amick host Mrs C E Walbert and daughter of Chicago. W R Amick Purdue guest of the Amicks Sunday. Funeral services for Harry Dame held at the Christian church with Rev L E Knox officiating and burial at Masonic cemetery. Two marriages announced Eva Peterson and Lee Baker. Mary C Watson and Henry J Sowell.
Mis Jana Montgomery has emplesy tent at Lafayette. Mr Sylvial Gregg slowly improving. Children's Day will be observed in the Christian church on Sunday. Monroe Brechbiel spends the week at the home of Abe Stoner. The Presbyterian church will observe Children’s Day Sunday night. The Rockfield Busy Six 4-H club met Wednesday with Mary Bowman. Mr and Mrs Fred Miller hosted guests from Flora and Leonard Yerkes family with Irvin Groninger and Roy Bowman families. Grace Gish of Young America visiting sister Mrs Cyril Bowman.
Mrs. Marshall Weaver and her son will depart next week to visit relatives in Virginia.
Notice encourages buying Perfection Butter and seeking coupons worth 1.00 in trade at David son's Ori sale priced at 23 cents per pound.
During the storm Monday night windows were broken at the Yerkes Coble and William Martin homes. Miss Mahale Pepton, ill with pneumonia, attended church services on Sunday.
Mrs. Lesta Benefield Groninger and her sons from Monmouth Illinois are visiting relatives in and around Rockfield Illinois.
Homer Edging and his wife hosted Owen Downham and family along with Chester McGuire and his family on Sunday in a social gathering.
Delmar Galbreth and relatives spent Sunday with Harry Henry of Logansport. Miss Jean Galbreth remained for a week long visit. Mrs. Charles Raber Mrs. May Clark Mrs. Martha Galbreth and Mrs. Frank Sanderson visited the Jones flower garden at Peru on Monday.
Miss Fern McCarty hosts a Wednesday evening marshmallow and hot dog roast for her Sunday school class along the Wabash River, reflecting simple community fellowship and outdoor gathering spirit.
Mr and Mrs Ben Tribbett entertained at Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Isaac Micheals of near Carrollton Mrs Mary Zim a merman and two children and other relatives of Peru in a family gathering.
Miss Helen Plank departed Sunday for four days of training with social and educational leaders. She is traveling with Vivian Henderson and John Peterson of Delphi to McCormicks Creek State Park near Spencer Indiana.
Mr and Mrs Delmar Galbreth hosted Decoration day dinner with guests including 8 8 Melvin of Elwood James Galbreth of Monticello Mrs Martha Galbreth and Mrs Ida McMullen of Burnettsville.
The Woman's Union of the Christian church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Don Mullendere and Miss Lena Welch as assistant hostess. Mrs. Marshall Weaver led the lesson. A good number attended and enjoyed refreshment after the meeting. George Barnes and family of East Chicago visited his parents and Mrs. Ware in Flora. Harry Hawn and Jamil of Goodland were guests, with Mrs. Hawn staying another week.
Squire George Busteed travels from Peoria Illinois where he attended the state training school for nurses commencement His daughter Harry will graduate and join the ceremony as part of the family attendance in this local note of achievement.
Rockfield Burrows Presbyterian Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 A M and morning worship ending at 11 45 A M with choir. Special program at Burrows 3 36 P M. sermon by Rev Hugo for children at 10 30. Sunday school 10 A M. modern youth activity and public welcome. Also notes a quartet at Camden Baptist Church and local visits among townsfolk.
The description notes Fort Benjamin Harrison ten miles north, the eleventh infantry and air squadron under Brig Gen George H. Jamerson, the United States army post rank, and Indianapolis landmarks like the motor speedway five miles away. It highlights a 400,000 population, major traction facilities, a seven acre Union station, high crop values within 100 miles, $75 million grains cleared yearly, and literacy under 2.1 percent.
Summer clothes deliver cool comfort with straw hats pants underwear hose bathing suits shirts and caps. Quick and Clifford Delphi's Greatest Store for Men and Boys showcases seasonal options for all ages and sizes.
The young women's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church met with Mrs Charles Raher and assistant hostess Mrs Harry Temple. Ruth Snodberger provided the magazine topic and Mrs John McCleary led the lesson Women From Foreign Country. Hilda Jane Chapman gave two readings. Nineteen members and seven guests enjoyed ice cream and cake. Perry York and sister Bessie, Mr Jefferson Dicey and daughters, Miss Molly and Mrs Lou Houser visited the Miller cemetery near Deacon.
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