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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
4
Fishermen urged to obtain licenses before season opens
Camnden anglers awaiting the fishing season opening June 16 are urged to secure 1936 licenses now. Indiana law requires anyone 12 years or older to hold a fishing license except on own premises. The license costs $1 and also authorizes trapping and hunting, valid until January 1, 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camnden Angelers
Indiana
Ex Veterans In Indiana To Get Fifty Million Bonus
Indiana veterans are to receive about 50 million in a June 15 payout of a soldier bonus, with roughly 70 000 bonus certificates exchanged for bonds. The Indiana regional office reports 55 000 outstanding loans on certificates and 100 000 veterans holding bonus certificates, led by John I Ale of Noblesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Congress
Reginal
United States Veterans’ A
Floster
John I. Ale
Noblesville
Ale
Floretta Oyler in Serious Accident in Kansas
While en route to Lawrence to meet her parents Mr and Mrs Iman Oyler at a Brethren conference Floretta Oyler suffered a severe leg injury when a tire blew out causing a car wreck Her sister and husband were present Mrs Oyler remained in Kansas to stay near her husband returned earlier in the week authorities reported doctors fear the leg may be saved only with difficulty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floretta Oyler
Lawrence
Iman Oyler
Floretta
Mrs Oyler
Kansas
Mr. Opler
Voters Decide If Negroes May Join State Militia
The question of whether colored citizens may become members of the state militia will be decided by voters at the upcoming election on March 3. The referendum would amend the state constitution, with resolutions adopted by the legislature authorizing the vote. Representative J Richardson Jr of Marion County, a Black member, supported passage of the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neeren
Diana
Burrows News Briefs Include Local Meeting and Visits
Community notices report a church hall meeting and a Christmas chief event on Sunday. Attendees included Mrs Lili Brown of Long Beach visiting relatives, with several local families hosting weekend guests.
Burlington News Briefs and Local Visits May Be Noted
Local items report visits by Frank Carter of Burineton and Rev John Snoeberger from Oregon. People attend Hay & Ries store events, Deer Creek gatherings, and church meetings. Sports odds shift with Polpa Driving Park postponement for county fair conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polpa
Carroll County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Camden
John Snoeberger
Oregon
Nebo
Mrr
Snoeberger
Ae Vsi
Peona
Sunday Program at Presbyterian Church
A Sunday program from the Presbyterian Church lists a night concert including Valse in Minor and Prelude in A Minor, with performances by Margie Anntors on Morning Prayer and Mildred Miles. The program features dances, marches, and chamber pieces, concluding with a 15 minute sermon on music by Rev Herbert Hugo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Base Presbyterian Church
Valse
Thei Alb
Cirites Chacourne Duan
Margie Ann Tors
Mildred Miles
Garatte
Pat
Tair
Rock Creek Conservation Club to Meet at Rockfield Schoolhouse
The Rock Creek Conservation Club will hold a meeting at Rockfield schoolhouse in the evening of June 15. Mr Nelson from the state department of conservation will deliver the address. Everyone is invited. admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Creek Conservation Club
Rockfield
Nelson
State Department of Conservation
Mrs Charlie Shaffer Transported to Cass County Hospital
Mrs Charlie Shaffer was taken to Cass County Hospital by Baker ambulance on an evening when the transport occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Shaffer
Cass County Hospital
Baker Ambulance
Mother Church elects Tomlison as president in Boston meeting
The Mother Church of The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston elected Mrs. Elizabeth Cadwell Tomlison as president succeeding Dr. Frank C. Colby. The gathering announced 22 new churches and eight university organizations, totaling 2751 branches and 55 college units. Edward L. Ripley was re elected treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Elizabeth Cadwell Tomlison
Frank C. Colby
Department of Branches
Edward L. Ripley
Fragmentary note about Sarah and Vegeta
A garbled message refers to Sarah and Vegeta with confusion about Lily and a return. The legible bits imply a personal note or chat about someone named Sarah and a character or person called Vegeta and Lily's awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Lily
Beloved Lady Died Monday in Camden Indiana
Obituary notes the death of a resident of Filton County Indiana who died at home in Camden on a Monday at age 52. She joined Herman Baptist Church early and remained devoted. She married Flora and had eleven children with many relatives listed. Funeral services were held at 2 pm at the German Baptist church with burial in Moss cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anid Jane Miller
Filton County
Indiana
Camden
Flora
Carrell County
Boen
Ainiam
Rossville
Piel
Fiaimere
Lakeland
Pha
Ruben
Thinabeth
Weston
Wi Tnert
Downing
Arzibe
Absivenh
Garndelibdren
Otuer
Goshen
Menonaie
Wis
Witton Maller
Certo Gordan
Sistas
Anna Flora
Mis Vee Austin
Roynton
Provida
Seuth
Wath Rey
Skiles
Moss Cemetery
Family Gathering Held At Hobaugh Home
A Sunday gathering was hosted at the home of Mer and Mrs Henry Hobaugh with a noon potluck dipper. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Albert Aboimph and daughters, Mr and Mrs John Bridge, Mr and Mrs Clare Myers and Reymond Marble of Niles Michigan, Mr and Mrs Carl Michaels and daughters of Kokomo, Mr and Mrs Searl Michael of Galveston, Mr and Mrs Cath Merrick of Foust, Mr and Mrs Charles Bryan and daughters of Camden, Mr and Mrs Win Bryan and family of Logansport, Mr and Mrs From Link and family, Mr and Mrs Ward Cassell and son, Mr and Mrs L J Bryan, mus Doty and Frances Randolph, Judge Le I Pruitt, and Mrs Jean Perrier and children of Delphi as afternoon callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Mer
Henry Hobaugh
Albert
Aboimph
Mirs John Bridge
Clare Myers
Reymond
Niles
Mich
Carl Michaels
Kokomo
Searl Michael
Galveston
Cath Merrick
Foust
Charles Bryan
Camden
Win. Bryan
Logansport
Rom Link
Ward Cassell
Gon
L. J. Bryan
Mus Doty
Frances Randolph
le. I. Pruitt
Jean Perrier
Delphi
Ill Mrs Eftle Wyatt ill: critical condition update
Mrs Eftle Wyatt remains critically ill. Mr and Mrs Gleason Gardner from near Monticello have visited the John Redding home for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gleason Gardner
Monticello
John Redding
Bible School Commencement At Camden Baptist Church
Two weeks of Daily Vacation Bible School training in Camden culminate in a joint commencement at the local Baptist church Sunday night June 14. An exhibition of handwork follows with public invited. Services resume next week after June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Camden
Stanger
Lake Tippecanoe
Janet Lee
Cincinnati
Batavia
Ohio
Loyal S S Class Meets at Camden Home for Annual Dinner
The Loyal Volunteers Class of Middlefork Baptist church held its annual meeting at Clyde Taylor's home in Camden with 39 attendees. Guests included Rev J P Odell and Willard Johnsons party. Cleo Sheets presided, Bertha Cochran served as secretary treasurer, next gathering set at Claud Cochran's near Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Volunteers
Middlefork Baptist Church
Clyde ‘Taylor
Camden
Jacob M., Crum
Russell Laughner
Cleo Sheets
Claud Cochran
Marl Laughener
Frank Betts
Stone family returns from Bloomington visit
Oliver Stone and his relatives return Tuesday from a week with his parents and kin in Bloomington. Harry Hatton and Carl Raber were in Lima, Ohio last week to pick up a new steel body school back. It is surely a fine looking car. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Flora were dinner guests of Mrs. Nan Ulery Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Stone
Bloomington
Harry Hatton
Carl Raber
Lima
Ohio
Noah Flora
Nan Ulery
Popular Young People Married Yesterday At 4
Miss Donnabelle Ritchey and Robert Sieber wed yesterday at four in the Ritchey home with Rev. Fabianke officiating. The ceremony was attended by immediate family. Ritchey, a Camden teacher and Indiana University graduate, and Sieber, a Cutler school alumnus in the auto safes firm, plan to reside in the Cecil Kennedy property after a brief southern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnabelle Ritchey
Robert Sieber
Ritchey
Fabianke
Lutheran Church
Miss Ritchey
Cameden
Indiana University
Sieber
Cutler
Ohio
United States
Danville, I
Cecil Kennedy
O. E. S. Hosts Party For Bride Elect Helen Lane
After a regular meeting the Oly S S chapter entertained Miss Helen Lane the bride elect of William Paden of Chicago Light refreshments were served. Lane has served in several offices and is conductress Her mother Mrs Bertha Lane is worthy matron A pleasant evening was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lane
William Paden
Chicago
Helen
Bertha Lane
Camden A Cs Rally Past Star City to Take 10 3 Win
The Camden A Cs defeated Star City 10 to 3 after building a big edge with 15 hits to Star City’s five. McCain and Hodge formed Camden’s battery while Conn and Parcel did for Star City. Hodge played through a broken nose to catch the game. Rockfield visits Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden A. C's
Star City
A. C’s
Camden
McCain
Hodge
Conn
Parcel
Don Lesh
Rockfield
A. C
Mrs Elizabeth Boone Reaches Century Mark
Believed Carroll county's oldest resident, Mrs Elizabeth Boone, celebrated her 100th birthday at her daughter Mrs Moes Mendorat Flora's home. Born June 10 1886 in Virginia, she has ten children, sixteen grandchildren, eighty six great grandchildren and fourteen great great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Elizabeth Boone
Daniel Boone
Moes Mendorat
Flora
Mrs. Boone
Mrs Boone
Pranklin County
Virginia
Jacob
Miiza Bth Osler
Josith Boone
Indiana
Howard County
Iowa
Kansas
Howard
Carroll Counties
Pyrmont Neghborhood
Josiah Boone
Martin
David Boone
Delphu
Charles Boone
Indianapols
Martha Vinney
Kokomo
Alice Kessler
Wayne
Mary Meador
Boone
Dankard
Robert Snoebeger
Jackson Township Home Economics Club Meets This Afternoon
The Jackson Township Home Economics Club gathers this afternoon at Mrs Thelma Jones home with Maude Jopis Fannie Witter Alice Randolph and Ruth Sink as assistant hostesses for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Thelma Jones
Maude Jopis
Fannie Witter
Alice Randolph
Ruth Sink
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