Viola Paden Dies At Deer Creek
Mrs Viola Paden wife of Rolly Paden died at her Deer Creek home Wednesday afternoon about 5 15 heart trouble She was fifty years old and survived by husband son Ivan Pierce of Indianapolis three step children Oren Paden Kokomo Marie McKeever Logansport Thelma Reamer Cutler her mother Mrs Tomilson a brother Louis Nashville Ind She was a member of the Rebekah lodge and the Deer Creek Lutheran church Funeral services will be Friday at 10 00 A M at the Lutheran church with the Rebekah sisters assisting Burial in Deer Creek cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Paden
Rolly Paden
Deer Creek
Ivan Pierce
Indianapolis
Oren Paden
Kokomo
Marie McKeever
Logansport
Thelma Reamer
Cutler
Rebekah Lodge
Deer Creek Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church
Livestock Judging Team to Meet Fun
All 4 H Club boys may join the Junior Livestock Judging Team contest. A meeting is set for Friday afternoon June 13 at the County Agent's office for preliminary instruction at 2:00 PM. Carroll county aims for three representatives at the State Fair contest this fall.
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Carroll County
Fireworks Rules Set by State Fire Marshall for 1930
Alfred Houston issues rules governing 1930 Fourth of July fireworks. No displays before June 20. display must prevent sun damage and explosion risks. No street sales. stores must use non inflammable containers. bans risky devices and sales to under 12. no sales at hazardous public stations. retail sales start June 30 with deliveries from July 1 to July 5. department may halt any careless use or sale.
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Alfred Houston
Camden Baptist Church June 15 1930 Bible School
Camden Baptist Church hosts a Bible School on June 15 at 9 30 with Manford Wolf presenting The Comes of Jesus at 9 30 followed by children exercises at 7 30 Pastor W A Bender invites attendees to hear them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manford Wolf
W. A. Bender
Farm Meetings Next Week Across Three Towns
A series of farm meetings is scheduled for next week with sessions in Deer Creek Two near Delphi on Monday June 16 Jefferson Yeoman on Tuesday June 17 and Jackson Cam den on Wednesday June 18.
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Mon
Deer Creek
Delphi
Tues
Jefferson— Yeoman
Jackson
Camden
United We Stand Camden Motto Raises Call to Work Together
A Camden plea recalls Abraham Lincoln on unity and bids citizens to join ancestors in building the community. The message extols shared effort for growth, progress, and prosperity, urging cooperation to realize local projects and Camden’s future.
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Camden
Abraham Lincoln
Rheumatic Fever Warns Of Heart Damage In Youths
Medical guidance explains that acute rheumatic fever is an infectious disease striking the young, often following a sore throat or cold. Preventive care includes bed rest and treatment of dental or tonsillar infections to reduce later heart complications and crippling outcomes.
Beware of Loose Gravel near Bud Link home
A Chevrolet owned by Henry Otto of Attica struck loose gravel west of town, went off the road and toppled an embankment into a telephone post. One man was thrown against the windshield breaking his jaw. both were en route to Lake Maxinkuckee and are at Center Garage. Mrs. George Ringer has been ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Link
Henry Otto
Attica
Lake Maxinkuckee
Summer's Lazy Hero: The Working Man and the Season
A reflective piece argues that summer tempts the working class to loaf, thanks to the heat and relaxed routines. It contrasts summer indulgence with the rest of the year’s labor, noting families and workers drift toward leisure and simple foods while work recedes.
Camden Graduates Plan Continued Study After Move
Friday of last week Arthur Ritchey and daughter Donna belle with Chas. Eikenberry and Evelyn Ramden drove to Bloomington to prep for the girls entering school there in September. The two girls are members of Camden high school’s 1930 graduating class and will pursue advanced work in college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economist
Arthur Ritchey
Donnabelle
Chas. Eikenberry
Evelyn Ramden
Bloomington
Camden High School
Ticket chosen by Republicans at Indiana convention
The Indiana Republican convention at Indianapolis selected the state ticket for the fall election. All listed incumbents faced no opposition in their races, including Secretary of State Otto N. Fifield and Auditor Archie N. Bobbitt. Klarry Nichols is named Treasurer, Roy P. Wisehart is Superintendent, and Charles Biederwolf is Clerk of the Supreme and Appellate Courts.
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Indiana Republicans
Indianapolis
Otto N. Fifield
Archie N. Bobbitt
Klarry Nichols
Madison
Roy P., Wisehart
Supreme
Charles Biederwolf
Supreme Court
First
Thomas B. Coulter
Willard B. Gemmill
Appelate Court
Solon A. Enloe
Charles F. Remy
Appellate Court
Willis C. McMahan
Alanm L. Nichols
Five Acre Corn Club Data Show Costs and Yields
Records from 332 Indiana farms in 1929 show average acre cost of 24.16 dollars and average cost per bushel of 30.3 cents. Costs declined from 1927 to 1928 due to efficiency, fertility, and lower land values. about 35 bushels per acre needed to cover costs under recent prices. Carroll County Five-Acre members push for high yields to profit.
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Indiana
Five- Acre Corn Club
Indiana Corn Growers Association
M. O. Pence
Purdue
Carroll County
Camden honors Jeanette Wolf after baccalaureate
Perry York and sister Miss Bessie York with Mrs. Augusta Wikle and Mr and Mrs Isaac Wolf spent Sunday with Everett Wolf in Indianapolis for the Washington High School baccalaureate. Jeanette Wolf, a Camden girl, graduated with near A standing in three and a half years and won a Butler University scholarship.
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Perry York
Bessie York
Augusta Wikle
Issac Wolf
Everett Wolf
Indianapolis
Washington High School
Wikle
Jeanette Wolf
Jeanette
Camden
Butler University
Help for the Farmer joins National Grain Corporation
The Rockfield Co operative Elevator Co becomes a member of the National Grain Corporation. Each stock owner gains benefits from federal farm relief without joining other groups. A $25 share, bought with $10 now and $15 on grain sale, yields up to 6 percent non taxable dividend.
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Rockfield Co-operative Elevator Co
National Grain Corporation
National Farm Movement
Uncle Sam
State Democratic Ticket Chosen at Indiana Convention
The Indiana Democratic Party selected its statewide slate at Indianapolis this week. Names listed include Supreme Court Judge First District Walter E. Treaner Bloomington and 74th District Curtis M. Roll Kokomo. Appellate First District Posey T. Kime Evansville and Wm H. Bridwell Sullivan. Appellate Second Division Alphonse C. Wood Angola and Harvey J. Curtis Gary. Superintendent George C. Cole Lawrenceburg. Secretary Frank Myer Jr South Bend. Auditor Floyd L. Williamson Indianapolis. Treasurer William Stroop Scottsburg. and Ired Pickett Richmond for other courts.
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Democrats of
Indiana
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Walter EE. Treaner
Bloomington
Curtis M. Roll
Kokomo
Posey T. Kime
Evansville
Wm. H. Bridwell
Sullivan
Alphonse C. Wood
Angola
Harvey J. Curtis
Gary
Anson Thomas to Speak At Deer Creek Farm Meeting
Anson Thomas of the Live stock Shipping Department will speak at the Deer Creek Farm Bureau meeting at Delphi School Monday evening June 16. He hails from Montgomery county where he led the Farm Bureau and Cooperative association. A scenic film and rodeo will be shown and a one act play Jim Taylor Joins The Farm Bureau will be staged with cast Joseph Peterson John Peterson Fred Sites Kathryn Sites Shirley Leibert Vera Black Dorothy Shaffer Margaret Sieber.
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Anson
Thomas
Livestock Shipping Department
Deer Creek Farm Bureau
Delphi
Montgomery County
Farm Bureau and Co-operative Association
Miles Martin
Jim Taylor
Farm Bureau
Joseph
John Peterson
Fred
Boys 4 H Club Meeting at Yeoman School
Jefferson Boys 4 H club met at Yeoman school on Wednesday evening May 28. Members include Chas Johns pres Chas Viney Kenneth Clark Kenneth Dilling Harold Kasten Cloyd Narquess Richard Haun Thomas Calloway Charles Gilliam Keith Johns Joe Thomas Maxwell Garnette Smith and Everett Clark.
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Jefferson
Yeoman School
Chas. Johns
Pres
Chas. Viney
Kenneth Clark
Kenneth Dilling
Harold Kasten
Cloyd Narquess
Richard Haun
Thomas Calloway
Charles Gilliam
Keith Johns
Joe Thomas Maxwell
Garnette Smith
Everett Clark
Death of J. M. Miller Shocks Chatuen Community
Prominent Chatuen resident J. M. Miller dies after months of heart trouble. Survived by widow, daughter Mrs. Harold Wyatt, brother William of Kokomo, half sisters Mrs. Will Johns and Mrs. John Runk, half brother Jay Yanken, step sister Mrs. Harry Catron, and a sister in law. Funeral at Baptist Church Saturday 3 PM with Rev. Bender officiating. burial Camden cemetery. Community expresses deep sympathy.
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J. M. Miller
Miller
Chatuen
Ife
Harold Wyatt
William
Kokomo
Will Johns
Near Era
John Runk
Francesville
Jay Yanken
Danville
Ill
Harry Catron
Flora
The
Baptist Church
Camden Lodge No
Rev
Bender
Camden
20000 Masons to Meet in Indiana at 41st Convention
More than 20000 Masons from across the United States gather in Indianapolis for the 41st annual Supreme Council convention hosted by Sahara Grotto. The veiled prophet pageant on June 18 features 50 banks and many floats while a June 19 private Speedway race includes Pete De Paolo George Sanders Dave Evans Deacon Litz Babe Stapper Phil Schaefer.
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United States
Indianapolis
Supreme Council
Mystic Order of the Veiled Prophets of the
Sahara Grotto
Fity Banks
Speedway
Pete de Paolo
George Sanders
Dave Evans
Deacon Litz
Babe Stapp
Phil Schaeffer
Five Acre Corn Club Enrollment Opens in Carroll County
Enrollment for the Five Acre Corn Club in Carroll County is open through June 15, coordinated by County Agent R. J. Maggart with the Indiana Corn Growers Association. Eleven farmers have joined so far, with Roy Snoeberger posting a county high yield of 118.85 bushels per acre in 1929 and statewide average yields at 32.4 bushels.
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Carroll County
R. J. Maggart
Indiana Corn Growers Association
John IF. Harness
Samuel Yeakley
Roy Caldwell
Roy E. Snoeberger
John EE. Snoeberger
Perry Million
L. M. Herr
A. A. Newer
John Kerlin
John O'T. Billings
Chester Joyce
Roy Snoeberger
County War Mothers Meet for Flag Day Program
County War Mothers met Tuesday at Mrs. C. E. Bakers home with Mrs. Ollie Gardner assisting. A flag day program and social hour followed, sixteen members attended, and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be a picnic in Delphi Park on the third Tuesday in July.
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C. E. Baker
Ollie Gardner
Delphi
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Camden Baptist Church
Gamble
George Ringer
Co-Operative Elevator Company
P. M. Byrum
Anson Thomas
J.M. Miller
Five Acre Corn Club
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