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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1931
Page
2
The Camden Record-News NL lists subscription prices at the first page montage. Details include advance rates and publishing office notes for Warren, Isditer and Publisher Ten-year terms.
The article argues that persistent advertising decides business progress. It asserts growth correlates with regular liberal ads, quality merchandise, and up to date service, backed by modern merchandising methods. It cites universal evidence from communities nationwide.
No responsibility is assumed for changes in meeting dates or new officials as lodge secretaries should update details, since these cards are published without charge when space allows.
Chancellor Commander J M Harrison presides at Camden R No 332 weekly meetings on Wednesday night. I O O F Lodge 151 Noble Grand Sam Rendolph and Secretary Clarence Cree hold meetings every Thursday night.
Fragmentary text mentions teen themes and progress in a press setting with unclear wording. No clear events, names, or places are identifiable from the readable lines. Further readable context is needed to form a precise summary.
A market summary notes varied price changes across commodities. Milk and dairy items drift lower while wheat, hay, and related goods rise, with overall declines in several staples and stable or mixed movements in others.
Eden Rebkah Lodge No. 29 lists Noble Grand Mrs Marie Cree Seey Mildred Parret. Meetings are on the second and fourth Tuesday each month. Istern Star No 495 names W M Ruth Ndging Seely. Mrs John Mills presides with meetings on the second and fourth Monday each month.
Mrs William Stangle visits Mrs Cath Raber as she recovers from illness. Carpenters at Camden Lumber Co promote paint deals. Several residents travel to visit relatives in Fort Wayne, Kent, Huston, and Indianapolis. Local clubs and families host gatherings and attend graduations, with multiple households noted across Carroll County.
A public notice encourages merchants to mention in their ads that they carry nationally advertised merchandise. It argues such lines build reader confidence due to national advertising. The piece urges merchants to test their own reaction and asks if they are cashing in on national advertising wealth.
Sunday night opened Tivangelistic meetings with Rev. Powell delivering the sermon and Rev. Hugo leading songs at the Presbyterian Church. Large crowds attended as Mrs. Hazel Stewart Schidler returns home and others travel for family events and services.
Crant Sweet and his wife departed Sunday for Scottsburg where he will resume duties under Mr Stangle the Pennsylvania station agent there. The lax switch has been closed indefinitely. Tom Bowman and family from Western Howard County Mr and Mrs 0 8 Sanders from Salem Virginia TWenry Webster from Boone Mill Virginia attended Sunday at Mr and Mrs Henry Crook.
The 4-H Club met Friday at Mrs Ward Been's home with good attendance. Members enjoyed ice cream and wafers and a social gathering.
Flora resident Marjorie Isade hosted Deloris Wise as guest during several days last week in a social visit.
Leo Tribbbast of Beth Bend spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. Mary Tribbett. Chester Lesh and wife of Logansport were dinner guests, Sunday of Marshall Wingard and wife.
Baker and Son advertise house paint at 1.90 dollars per gallon. Also offer general carpentry roofing cementing and painting services. Elmer Wise in Camden lists a phone contact 80 for radio repair by Herb Smith in Delphi.
The article notes 30 million pounds of quality dairy butter in storage and prices at a 25 year low. It cites the Datrymen's League Cooperative association of New York claiming a potential elimination of the surplus if six million American families each used one extra pound weekly for five weeks, and blames farmers for part of the issue as farm families favor butter substitutes despite lacking protective vitamins.
Fragmented text mentions a remedy labeled one dose German that ends gas and sickness with references to a person named Henry Dodd and phrases about doctoring a situation. The readable content is sparse and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Don Lesh of Fort Wayne spent the week end with his parents here. He enjoyed time at home and shared news from his northern Indiana ties during the brief visit.
An experimental 500 foot road section near Gonzales Texas used unbleached canvas and hinder in its construction. After 15 months of heavy traffic the pavement showed no wear. If durability persists the state may adopt this road construction method.
A Courier-Journal note laments people who shoulder the neighborhood city state or national troubles. It compares a bee gathering nectar and working herself to death to humans who bear excessive collective anxieties.
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