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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
5
The article outlines a push to cut Indiana government costs to about 100 million dollars, arguing for a reduced tax base and criticizing the gross income tax plan. It compares total expenditures of roughly 215 million to potential savings from cutting state and local government and education costs.
Fragmentary text hints at a government reshuffle with wording about replacing a department and administration. Names, dates, and places are missing, leaving a vague outline of a possible ministerial change or organizational reorganization.
State board grants extensions for intangible tax payments after over twenty five written applications. Banks corporations and individuals with over one thousand intangibles receive two week extensions. all others get time until a specified date. Taxpayers must comply or face penalties: four times the tax plus ten percent interest.
Clarence A. Jackson, director of the state gross income tax division, will discuss the new tax era on WEEM Indianapolis at 6 30 P M CST Monday June 12. He explains compliance with the law that took effect May 1 and how first returns are handled, on a 14 minute segment replacing Gov McNutt.
The Indiana license plate factory at Michigan City State Prison is producing new white on blue plates. Production began recently and will run through the summer, with about 800000 plates to be produced across all classifications.
The Indiana State Sunday School Convention will be held in Crawfordsville from Tuesday June 13 to Thursday June 15. Noted speakers and leaders are lined up and Sunday schools are urged to send delegates. Registration is reduced from 2.00 to 1.00. Carroll county is hoped to send a large representation.
Lower Deer’ Creek Church releases services with Sunday School at 9 30 a m Ralph Replogle superintendent preaching at 10 30 a m evening service at 7 45 p m on first and third Sundays a program is planned for each fifth Sunday evening GL Paul pastor.
Camden A C defeated Burnettville 3 to 1 in a tight game. Camden had seven hits off pitchers Caughill and Bruce, with Simmons and C Jones contributing key hits. O Brian added a hit as well. The report mentions Ly and Warren Ou from Lafayette in connection with a future move to Denver.
Indianapolis sits near the world population center with over 2 million within two hours and a daily transient population around 20 000. Railroads air travel and auto routes converge here making it a major transport hub. It hosts the nations largest basketball tournament and first night baseball and features extensive manufacturing and infrastructure including rail shops, paper bag factories, and a vast heating system.
A Rockfield Christian Church children’s program is planned for an evening in June featuring two pages titled So the Little Children Come and A Children’s Day Dream. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend and bring others.
The Camden 4 H Club met May 31 at the community building. Members sewed an hour while a piano duet by Ken Louige and Ruth Robeson amused all. Demonstrations were given by Lurene Shoniaedaeeine Gald well Ruth Ron and Anna Cruse. A baking class taught puffin pastry and homemade candy was served.
The 4 H club Hustlers gathered June 7 at the Community building. Members learned a punch recipe in a food preparation class and sang a group song. Minutes from the prior meeting were read and approved. First year girls in the 4 H club were initiated. Popcorn balls were served afterward.
Governor McNutt explains changes reducing state payroll costs by about a million and a half, shifting appointments to boards and bureaus, and cutting taxpayer expenses. He asserts the new system improves efficiency and provides better state information, citing reduced costs and realigned duties as evidence.
Virginia Bo Campbell 14 died at her parents home east of here on Wednesday morning after about a year-long illness. She is survived by her parents a brother and other relatives. Funeral services will be held at Beer Creek Presbyterian Church at 2:30 PM with burial in Popewell Cemetery.
The Farm Credit Administration outlines authority for the Farm Loan Commissioner to authorize rules and employ needed agents. National Farm Association services may assist, with the Secretary-treasurer of the National Farm Loan Association serving as a correspondent. The Commissioner may issue loans with first or second mortgages on real estate and crops, with agent compensation drawn from loan proceeds upon approval and closing. Jesse McCarty of Rockfield Indiana named as authorized district correspondent.
Butler University sets a five day commencement period from June 8 to June 12 featuring ceremonies for graduates, faculty participation, and campus events across multiple departments.
Sunday School starts at 9 30 with Pastor Hamerickhouse guiding. Morning worship follows at 10 30 and evening service at 7 30. The Women’s Missionary Society meets Wednesday the 7th at 2 30 at Mrs Armanida Snyder’s home. Church Council meets Tuesday June 13. Pastor Elmer Kahl urges devotion and church attendance.
A youth group gathering occurs at Deer Creek Presbyterian with a brief program. Volunteers present discuss plans and invite ongoing participation in future events.
In Carroll County the election of a new county superintendent of schools ended a monthlong deadlock. Six Democrats defected to back Republican George McCain, a former Mora high school superintendent, who was elected on the eighth ballot after 11 Democrats and one Republican shifted loyalty. McCain will serve four years.
The Carroll County Chapter of American War Mothers meets with Mrs. James Barnes on Tuesday June 13. A cooperative dinner is served at noon and attendees should bring a covered dish and table service.
Haynes Wyatt serves as superintendent for the Sunday School with Junior Congregation at 10 320 and LDS Morning Worship at 7 30. The Harmony Quartet of Kokomo presented a blessing to a full house, spreading the old gospel of salvation by grace. Harvey Ulery and family visited the Pearl Lantz home after a Sunday.
Local notes: the Yeoman Bank was robbed Wednesday afternoon with about 600 dollars taken. Numerous residents travel and visit relatives in Logansport, Logansport area, and nearby towns. The first street dance of the season occurred Tuesday evening June 6 with a large crowd and ongoing events planned through summer.
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