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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
7
Thomas Martin of Glascow received a medal for rescuing a car at the risk of his life. Also noted is the revocation of motor license for Thomas Agnew of San Francisco due to deafness.
A roundup of local items notes at railroad crossings safety concerns and calls for more recreation to reduce wrecks. It lists visits, moves, and social updates from Rockfield to Glasgow and Flora, along with a legal note on a Cardiff mother and her son, and a car occupancy statistic for the United States and China.
The Camden Reds defeated the Purrows 13 to 8 Sunday before a road crowd. McCain struck out 12 for Camden while Alberts and Tall struck out six each for Burrows. Batters for Burrows included Alberts Hall and Shaffer. for Camden McCain and Sanderson. The Reds will play at Vlora Sunday.
Logansport residents host and visit kin across Indiana and Michigan. Mrs Joy Mdlging shops in Logansport while Mrs Wallace Jones and son from Sedalia visit relatives. Bob Munt returns from DePauw University for summer break. a trip to Miami strands. Urmston Elevator Co. man tours Camden. Miss Lucile Sanderson to graduate in Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs Cole host Parlor group. Jackson Township Home Economic club discusses First Aid and Sick Room care.
Clubs and Lodges state no responsibility for changing meeting dates or names of new officials since lodge secretaries should update this. cards published free when space permits.
I a M No 211 announces meetings on the first and third Tuesday monthly led by W M Pettinger and Secretary Harrison. Order of Easter Star No 495 lists meetings on the second and fourth Monday with W M Dr Eva Kennedy and Secretary Mrs John Mills. Home Economics Club meets second Thursday monthly with President Mrs Fred Case and Secretary Effie Snoeberger.
A traveler recounts an ordeal in the Swiss Alps with avalanches and a sudden mishap. The report notes cold conditions, difficult terrain, and distress among climbers near a hotel hike. The piece hints at cultural misperceptions about Swiss travelers and safety.
A historic note describes trees sensing underground leaks by directing roots toward a pipe break. It also highlights the rattan palm that climbs a tree, travels to the ground, and then shoots toward the next tree at a remarkable pace, potentially covering over 50 yards.
Camden timetable lists north bound Train 321 at 10:00 A.M. and 319 at 7:25 P.M. with Indianapolis connections. South bound includes Train 318 at 8:55 A.M. flag stop and Train 320 at 7:50 P.M. for passenger movements. Regular stops noted for discharge and pickup on special arrangements.
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