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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
3
A parsed snippet lists Burrows Presbyterian superintendent and church figures including Wilton Bush and Rockfield Church of Christ with Delmar Gabreth noted among the names. The fragment offers no clear event or outcome.
Supt. Jesse Zook urges families to bring children to Sunday School, stressing participation over mere attendance and promoting religious education within the Baptist church community.
Burrows Congregational Christian Church lists preaching on the first and third Sundays at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. A welcome awaits you with Rev. R. BE Luces serving as pastor. The notice notes a 10 000 service time and references Superintendent Smith.
Clarence Sink serves as pastor at Lower Deer Creek Church with Chester Peterson as superintendent. Sunday School begins at 9 30 in the morning and morning worship is held on the second and fourth Sundays.
Hickory Grove Congregational Christian Church announces Sunday School every Sunday at 10 00. Preaching occurs on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 11 00. A welcome awaits you.
The past week includes visits by Mrs. Maude Mullin of Indianapolis to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Baker. Dorothy Fox and siblings of Phillips Wisconsin return home after visiting relatives here. John Arthur Ritchey, now an ensign in the U S Navy, heads to Harvard for technical training. Camp Robinson furlough return for Sgt. Thomas Kelly and local families attend Sunshine Girls at Camp Techmsch. Quarterly Methodist meeting requests Rev. Rogers, pastor for nine years, to be retained.
The Record-News invites parents to send their sons' addresses so home news can be mailed to them while in camp. The paper recalls doing this in the last war and notes it kept servicemen informed and connected with home.
Rockfield Presbyterian Church schedules services at 7:00 led by Supt. Hal Groninger and Pastor Rev. William Jacoby. Parishioners are invited to attend as part of the weekly worship lineup.
George L Sebroyer pastor and Mullin superintendent church school announce worship service at 11 AM. Welcome to these services at St Peter’s Lutheran.
Supt Joy dies as church notes 10:00 Sunday School and preaching services every other Sunday at 11:00 A M. V C Rogers is the pastor.
The notice covers tomato and bean planting beside corn, sun exposure effects, milk preservation against spoilage, oats as early summer pasture, aiding legume seedings, hog marketing timing in Indiana, soil cultivation on rolling fields, roasting space for birds, and that economical cuts can be tasty with proper prep. For more details contact Purdue University Extension.
A terse ad urges readers not to settle for routine work and to train for better jobs, promoting the Loganport Business College as a free bulletin resource.
A legendary actress confesses about her former sweetheart being shot by his jealous wife and how her second husband grew possessive of her on screen. The revelations appear in The American Weekly distributed with next week’s Sunday Chicago Herald American.
United States Department of Agriculture researchers report ethylene gas from ripe fruit causes flowers and buds to wilt when stored together. Trials with thousands of blossoms show gas from apples defoliates roses, with growers in the Pacific Northwest already using apples to preserve rose storage and reduce labor costs.
Scientists at the Kaivor Wilhelm Institute explore making rye bread taste like wheat to suit German tastes during wartime. They study lupine beans as a potential flavor and texture aid and note trials toward palatable rye products amid import limits.
The piece describes ambrosia beetles that bore into heartwood and create “gardens” in rotten wood, staining timber and harming trees. It notes beetles spread in rotting, dead and diseased material, form brood inside trees, and suggests destroying broods within infested trees to protect nearby healthy trees.
A man near Keene New Hampshire encountered a cow stuck in mud on the outskirts. He observed the black substance on the cow's legs that dried to a lighter color and, upon testing at home, identified a prehistoric diatomaceous earth mud with surprising cleaning and polishing properties for silver, glass, and metals.
Paul O. McGrew reports a large rare dog fossil about 7,000,000 years old found in Honduras expedition. A dwarfed Pliocene horse was also found. Unclear if the dog will be brought to China or housed at the museum due to low maintenance costs.
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