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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
2
The Camden Record-News, a Democratic weekly in Camden Indiana, is edited by N. L. Warren. This brief notice outlines the publication as a local newspaper serving Carroll County with subscription pricing information.
Chief Garrett urges Ideal officials to marshal manpower in cities counties and towns to back a safety campaign. He cites 34 400 US auto deaths and 1192 in Indiana last year and advocates a statewide simultaneous effort to reduce the toll. He adds that mindset matters as much as skill in achieving success.
The article argues that Sunday churchgoers who expect salvation from weekly worship will be surprised to learn that final judgment rests on their conduct during the other six days, not just Sunday observance.
The article compares Thomas A. Edison’s ideal of a simple farm life with his real life of constant lab work. It notes a shift in many investors toward real estate as a safer haven amid stock market declines and volatility, contrasting it with other investments that have fallen in value.
Mrs Martha A Milla offers a Queen Vapor Gasolina stove and Quick Meal age Blue Enamel oven plus a 12 inch back with rolrim and a kitchen sink for sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Teel and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jess McCarty. Several residents visited relatives in Flora and with friends, including Mrs. Thomas Martin of Camden with ivy poisoning. The Christian church Sunday school class enjoyed a weiner roast at John Coble’s home with Jean Edging and others attending.
Frequent egg gathering reduces spoilage and Bordeaux mixture fights vegetable fungal diseases. Limit orchard varieties and prefer well sized fruit. Top-dress alfalfa, apply phosphate-potash after first cutting, and cultivate windbreak trees carefully. Know production costs and market preferences for crops like Jersey sweet potatoes, Winesap apples, and red globe onions. Contact Purdue Agricultural Extension for details.
Real estate transfers listed include Prudential Insurance to Budd Bterrett et ux for 100 acres in Rock Creek township at $1.00. Harry Philips et ux to Reed et dx for Lots 188–191 in Dunlap Pinch and Daugherty's addition to West Delphi at $1.00. Charles Thomas et ux to James F. Martin et ux Lot 5 in Reeder's Addition to Camden at $1.00. Harold C. Honan to Florence E. Andiv 15 interests in 340 acres in Maison Township at $1.60. Lynn A. Thompson et al to Charles Leonard Vories for 19 acres in Jefferson township at $800.00. The Burlington State Bank to Clas ice B. Symmoe et vir 382.8 acres in Burlington township at $2,200. Nellie Rohde Stroud et vir to Arvin da. Cripe Lot 34 in Grimes' Addition to Delphi at $1,160. David C. Oaks et ax to John Oaks, Trustee, 612.82 acres in Homes township at $1.00. County plans meeting Saturday June 4 to discuss a county wide Poultry meeting.
Fragmentary notes suggest Camden base ball team lacked full structure but showed true skill in early play. Mentions players and training as they prepared for matches amid uncertain conditions.
The Indiana Farm Bureau will relocate its headquarters to the Old Trails building at the southwest corner of Washington street and Senate avenue in Indianapolis. The fifth and sixth floors have been acquired and the state office will be known as the Indiana Farm Bureau building. The move comes after four years in the current premises at the corner of Pennsylvania and Market streets. The Washington-Hanate Realty Company owns the building and will lease the space. top floors are being remodeled to house various farm bureau departments.
Fragmentary church bulletin lists a worshipping gathering with choir, sermon, and children’s supper. It mentions a convention at Hatayette on the 19th at 7 30 and a Baby Baptism service at 10 00 A M with attendance expected.
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