Camden Community Club Discusses Plans and Film Board Rules
A Monday meeting at the Camden Community Club rooms over Farmers State Bank drew a large crowd. Members discussed community welfare and plans for a new tennis court, playground equipment, and an upcoming program. The Indiana Film Board of Trade refused free summer movie showings, citing a minimum charge rule. Curtis McCain was informed of the policy. The club aims to unveil a distinctive community project soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Community Club
Farmers State Bank
Indiana Film Board of Trade
Will Hays
Curtis McCain
Camden Community Ledger of Local Businesses and Figures
A historical Camden account details local commerce and trades. It notes changes such as the Porters Brug store sale and relocation, and the arrival of Joe Curpillas from Indianapolis occupying the former space. It highlights key merchants, trades, and professionals including Vur pillat, the seed houses run by Fouts Bros., Frank Porter the timber buyer, David Wyatt handling chickens and eggs, R. O. Sharp the builder, Del bert Atkinson the ditch contractor, and local laborers. The piece also mentions doctors Kennedy and Wray, dentist Cline, attorney Albert O’bear, veterinarian Dr Lane, and references a Town Board led by M. Harrison with Fred.
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Camden
Porters Brug
Joe Curpillas
Indianapolis
Vurpillat
Fouts Bros
Noah
Taylor and
Finis
Frank Porter
David Wyatt
R. O. Sharp
Mr. Downham
Mgmutinsey Miller
Delbert Atkinson
Carroll
White
Dr. Lane
Heart Trouble Fatal To Frank McCain
Frank McCain aged 69 died at his sister Mrs Tesla Musselman home after a two week illness with heart trouble. Beside the sister he is survived by another sister Mrs Bennie Cornell east of here. A bachelor, funeral services were held at Flora at 2 p.m. Wednesday conducted by Rev A P Musselman. Burial followed in Camden cemetery. He was an uncle of Glen Musselman of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCain
Tesla Musselman
Bennie Cornell
Here
McCain
Musselman
Flora
A. P. Musselman
Camden
Glen Musselman
DelMonte corn 14¢ at Farm er's Co-Op store
DelMonte corn priced at 14 cents advertised at Farmers Co-Op in Rockfield. Item appears in local store circular with date and price details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DelMonte
Farmer’s Co-Op
Rockfield
Sacred Cantatta The Crucifixion Echoes at Battleground
Camden people attend a sacred cantatta titled The Crucifixion at Battleground tabernacle near Lafayette. Directed by Paul Tincher Smith of Lafayette, the 300-voice choir from the Lafayette district performed with tenor Paul Cravens of Chicago and Prof. Gunn of Purdue. A 30 piece West Lafayette orchestra, led by Prof. Smith, supported the concert. More than forty Camden residents attended.
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Paul Tincher Smith
Lafayette
Battleground Tabernacle
Lafayette District
Paul Cravens
Chicago
Gunn
Purdue
West Lafayette
Smith
Camden
Card of Thanks for Oliver J. Binkley
The Binkley family thanks friends for kindness during illness and death of Oliver J. Binkley and for floral offerings. Signed by Mrs. Mary Binkley and family.
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Oliver J. Binkley
Mary Binkley
Market by Lutheran Ladies at Jones store Saturday
The write up notes a Lutheran Ladies market at Jones store on Saturday June 18. It recalls a school house site once laid aside for grounds with maple trees planted around a now modern school house. The yard now serves as a park with amusements for children and spaces for picnics and reunions.
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Jones Store
Hospital Wedding Seals Union of Shanks Fouts Couple
The wedding of Kathleen Shanks and Chauncey Fouts took place Sunday at St. Joseph hospital Logansport. The bride’s mother, ill in hospital for three weeks, witnessed the ceremony as she prepared for a second operation. Rev Holmes of the Universalist church officiated. A wedding dinner followed at Leo Sitz’s home. Kathleen works at Polaris plant. Chauncey works for his father. Logansport Pharos-Tribune reported.
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Kathleen Shanks
Calvin Shanks
William Jasper Fouts
Chauncey Fouts
Washington Township
Carroll County
St. Joseph Hospital
Holmes
Universalist Church
Logansport
Miller Hart Bacon Featured at Jones Market
Miller and Hart bacon praised for half century flavor as shoppers flock to Jones Market for the premium slice. Regulars celebrate its rich taste and longtime reputation in the local grocery scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Hart
Jones
Father to Prison in Child's Whiskey Death
In Chattanooga Tennessee Robert Perry is committed to four months in the work house for involuntary manslaughter after his four year old son died from whiskey given as medicine to cure illness. The murder indictment was dropped as invalid by the court. Witnesses testified the boy became intoxicated and died from liquor administered to treat illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Robert Perry
Strawberries for Sale at Market Price Patch
Strawberry sale listings announce patch offerings with fruit priced at market rate. Delivery available in town for 24 quart crates, with crates available for pickup or local transport.
Farewell Party Tendered Chester Peterson Family
About eighty relatives and friends gathered at the Peterson home for a Sunday noon farewell party with a bountiful lawn dinner. Attendees from distances included Rev. John Flora and wife of Komomo, Rev. Gilbert Stinebaugh and family, Mrs. Mary Hufford and daughter Mary Dorcas of Pyrmont, Mr. and Mrs. Abram Stoner and Melvin Roach and family of Monticello. The Peterson family plans to leave for the northwest in about two weeks. well wishes were extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Peterson
Ial
John Flora
Kokomo
Gilbert, Stinebaugh
Esther
Rossville
Mary Hufford
Mary Dorcas
Pyrmont
Abram Stoner
Melvin Roach
Monticello
Peterson
Northwest
Carroll County Resident Dies Saturday at 70
Mrs Rebecca Jane Isaacs died Saturday at 2 30 PM at her Flora home. Funeral from the home with Rev Coleman officiating, burial Camden cemetery. Survived by husband Johnathan Isaacs and six sons Emerson New Castle Pa Harley Greentown Ind Orley Luzern Camden Asa Gaylord Flora. five daughters Elmer Wise Camden Jess Grandstaff Logansport Amy Anna Dovie at home. twelve grandchildren one great granddaughter four sisters and many friends.
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Rebecca Jane Isaacs
Flora
Coleman
Flora Christian Church
Camden
Harley
Greentown
Ind
Orley and Luzern
Asa and
Gaylord
Elmer Wise
Jess Grandstaff
Logansport
Amy
Anna
Dovie
Oshkosh Overalls At Jones Street Store Highlight
Oshkosh overalls described as the reliable choice are advertised at Jones Street store, emphasizing durable fabric and classic fit for work and daily wear. Local shoppers are invited to view the selection and compare prices.
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Jones
Weiland Family Thankful For Community Support
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during our son Eugene's illness and passing. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weiland and family express gratitude for the assistance and support received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Herman Weiland
Local notes from Flora and nearby towns
Mrs Dora Ray of Flora visited relatives and friends in Camden Tuesday. A church pageant titled The Voice of His Word is set for next Sunday night at the Baptist church. Mrs McCormick and Ruth of Delphi visited Burrows relatives Sunday. Rev Townsend of Goodland filled the Baptist pulpit in Rev Bender’s absence Sunday. Mr and Mrs Curtis McCain were Monday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Dwight Lesh. Monarch Coffee is all that particular coffee drinkers desire. Jones.
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Dora Ray
Flora
Camden
Voice
the Baptist Church
Townsend
Goodland
Bender
Mrs
Curtis McCain
Dwight Lesh
Ira Baldwin
Wanted to Do Housework References Nora Clark
Classified notice seeking housework with a reference to Nora Clark and a contact at Jacob Flora’s residence. The brief OCR fragment mentions Oshkosh and an address fragment 51-11, with garbled trailing text.
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Nora Clark
Jacob Flora
Farm Bureau Forming Board For County Purchasing Dept
Lee Henderson of Tippecanoe township was elected president of the purchasing department at the Farm Bureau board meeting. I H Hull, general manager, helped organize. Next Saturday June 18 the board will adopt by laws of the constitution. A Farm Bureau Picnic is set for Thursday Sept 1 at Flora Community Park with committees named for program arrangements and events.
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Lee Henderson
Tippecanoe Township
Farm Bureau Board of Directors
I. H. Hull
Indiana Farm Bureau Purchasing Department
Purchasing Department
Farm Bureau
Flora
Stephens
Frank Liedenbacker
Jess McCain
Cloyd Million
H. 3. Ackerson
Geo. Thomas
Oleg Campbell
Sam Smith
Artus Rodenbarger
Geo. Peterson
Chas
E. E. Stephens
Mary Kerlin
Data for State Tax Board Hearing June 14th
Township chairmen reported at the Farm Bureau meeting on three years of farm real estate sales. Farm Bureau directors will compile data for the State Tax Board hearing in Delphi on June 14. Petitions to lower farm real estate assessments circulate, to be presented with sales records to the state board. The hearing is set for the court house commissioners court room on Tuesday June 14.
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Farm Bureau
State Tax Board
Delphi
State Board
Commissioners Court Room
Court House
Third Nutrition Project Lesson at Purdue June 16
Miss Floa Miller of the Home Economics Extension Department at Purdue will present the third Nutrition Project lesson next Thursday June 16. The topic will cover Corrective Foods and Cests with work conducted in the Methodist church kitchens beginning at 9 30 in the morning.
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Floa Miller
Purdue
Methodist Church
Testing In Jefferson Township Completed This Week
Federal inspector Dr. Wright tests cattle for tuberculosis in Carroll county and will finish Jefferson Township by week’s end before starting Tippecanoe Township. Six reactors were found in Jefferson Township.
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Wright
Carroll County
Jefferson Township
Tippecanoe Township
Meetings Next Week Schedule by Districts
The notice lists meetings for June 13 Clay Owasco June 14 Adams Con School June 15 Jackson Camden June 20 Deer Creek Delphi June 21 Jefferson Oak Grove.
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Clay
Owasco
Adams—Con. School
Jackson—Camden
Deer Creek
Delphi
Jefferson
Oak ‘Grove
Local births and visits noted in community column
Mr and Mrs Dwight Plank welcome a six pound son born Tuesday evening. Visitors include Emerson Isanes of New Castle Pa and Janson Miller of Greensburg Ind. Various local residents travel to Indianapolis Danville Urbana and Battle Ground for visits and events. A son was born to Herman Weiland and burial held at Bement Street. Perry York visits Indianapolis for hospital trip with sister Bessie York.
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Dwight Plank
Clan S
Emerson Isanes
New Castle
Mrs
Zern Isanes
Herman Weiland
Bement St
Jones' Delights Enduring Flavor Draws Fans After Half Century
For fifty years Jones' has served a signature flavor that satisfies local palates. The toast to lasting quality underscores a long-running recipe that keeps customers returning for consistent taste and nostalgia.
Notice on subscription renewals and dues
Notice requests readers with outstanding subscriptions to pay or send the due amount to the paper, urging prompt renewal of accounts.
Local Girl Married at Kokomo
Edith Maxwell and Harveys Furnish wed in Kokomo on Sunday January 4 at 7 30 am. Rev A W Havens, cousin of the bride, officiated. Edith Maxwell, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Maxwell east of Camden, a Camden High School graduate, becomes Mrs Furnish. Groom is son of Mr and Mrs James Furnish of Young America. Couple to reside with the bride's parents.
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Harveys Furnish
Edith Maxwell
Kokomo
Jane
Community notices and visits across several towns
Miss Virginia Cole of Purdue attended relatives Tuesday evening. Unity Bible class met Monday at the Holmes home for devotionals and a business session then social time with a weiner roast. Next Sunday no preaching at Church of the Brethren Rev L L Paul attends annual conference in Hershey Pa for ten days. Various local visits include M M Bitters of Rochester with Rev B L Clay family and others, plus commuting to Indianapolis and Washington for agricultural and nursing school events.
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Unity Bible Class
M. I. Church
Harry Holmes
Joy Edging
Church of the Brethers
L. L. Paul
Hershey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Town Board
M. Harrison
Fred
Battleground
Hosp
SA Tuday
Monarch
M. E
B. L. ‘Clay
Winfrey Loyd
George Hunt
Thelma
Robeson
Melba
Mildred Armick
H. E E. Ackerson
T. B
VLAG
Janson Miller
Greensburg, Ind
John E. Pritsch
Isabelle Swarts
Camden High School
Joek Curpillat
Bruce Yerkes
Guy Coplen
Lauvaun
Red Case
Horace Case
Danville, I
Mr. Case
Evelyn Beabout
Mrs. Beabout
John Case
Nathan Noreen
Leonardville
Kans
Mrs. Noreen
Ant
Fred Case
Albert Cree
George Whipperman
W. H. Lesh
J. H. Lesh
Gean Noreen
Battle Ground
Harold Baker
Urbana
Ohio
Wittenberg College
Will Guard, Jr
Baker
Ralph Penn
Des Moines
Iowa
Perry York
Bessie York
Methodist Hospital
Logal
Nokomo
Virginia Cole
M. M. Bitters
Rochester
Rev
B. L. Clay
Owen Downham
Carl Eugene
Ella Plank
Oliver Stone
Virginia Lee
Amanda Snyder
Thos, Britton
Foss Leiber
Katherine Baker
Gilbert Stinebaugh
Mary Hutford
Emmet
Pennsylvania
Old German Baptist Church
Emma Camp
Santa Anna
Calif
Kate Flora
Nappanee
Chas. Cole
Anna Brammell
Frankfort
Thelena Dillon
Indiana State Normal
Terre Haute
Agnes Iennedy
Danville
Katherine
Ann Arbor
J. C. Kennedy
George Leach
F. Neher
Methodist Episscopal Hospital Training School
Celesta Leach
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