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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
4
J. W. Scott a Purdue junior and ROTC member is among 172 students in a six weeks training at Fort Knox Kentucky begun June 19 The program teaches firing and drill tactics for future command roles in the Purdue Corps on return to campus next fall
The Monroe township Happy-Go-Lucky 4 H Club met at Vada Nimmins home on June 14. Demonstrations were given. The next meeting will be at Doris and Marjorie Jordan's home on June 29 at 2 00 PM. There will be no Sunday School at the M id Church Sunday. meet promptly at 9 30 to leave for Battle Ground.
Robert Dunkin traveled to Vincennes on business. Earl Myer hosts Friendly Bible class at Lower Deer Church. John W. Cripe of Flora remains very ill. Guy Coplen visits his parents in Russiaville. Marjorie Jean Shanks stays with Madeline Burkhart in Logansport. Floyd Sink and family visit Indianapolis with John May and Margaret Dunkin. A group of friends visit Paytons. Mrs John Wise returns home from St. Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette after a major operation.
Irma Wallace joins the Merediths on a weekend journey that starts with hopeful plans but quickly unsettles as a dangerous driving incident and a quarrel push her toward a silent return. Back home she finds her family sleeping, the day ending with a wary, uneasy peace.
Mrs Amos Wise 64 died at her home near Rockfield after a long illness Tuesday morning at 7:45. Born October 8 1874 in Dilphi she leaves husband son Harry Mikesell Toledo Ohio two brothers Manford Riggle Hammond and Frank Riggle Fort Wayne and two sisters Mrs Lottie Shaffer and Mrs Mas Suddoth Delphi Funeral services were held at the home Thursday at 2 PM with Rev Herbert Hugo officiating and Rev and Mrs Hugo singing.
The Camden 4 H Hustlers held a Mothers and Daughters Tea Thursday at Marjorie Shonk's home. Margaret Ann Hedde led the welcome with readings by Donna Rockhill, a piano duet, and a whistling solo. Thirty eight attended.
In a Malay jungle setting tribesmen and tribeswomen display a skilled gait using special sandals. The footwear features a knob on a stem around which the wearer wraps toes to stay shod, requiring walking partly on the side of the foot.
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