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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
2
The Sunday program lists Rev Lane leading 10:00 AM Sunday School followed by 11:00 AM worship. Sermon titled Christ Our Lord is announced for the service at the church of Burrows Presbyterian.
A cluttered OCR fragment lists multiple church groups. Burrows Congregational Christian, Rockfield Proesbyiervian, Peters Lutheran, Lower Deer Creek Church. Details include pastors Rev Campbell G. Long Rev Schuette Rev Le Masters and Supts Merle Landes John McCain S.S. 10:00 or 9:40 A.M. services at various times with Sunday School and Wednesday prayers.
The Methodist Church offers Sunday School at 10 00 with Supt Frederick Kuszmanl and preaching every other Sunday at 11 00 led by Pastor Rev Collier.
Oak Grove Christian Church holds Bible School at 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship at 11:45 A.M. Communion every Lor. Day. Father’s Day sermon on Matthew 6 9 and 7 11 Jesus. Evening 7:30 Men’s Bible class guest then social hour with Ladies in basement and quarterly church board meeting. Rockfield Church of Christ ministers and schedule listed.
John A. Stover serves as minister at Hickory Grove Congregational Christian Church. Sunday School meets at 10:00 AM each Sunday. Worship services occur on the first and third Sundays monthly at 11:00 AM and 7:30 PM.
James Griffey remains hospitalized at St Joseph after gallstone surgery. Miss Bessie Adams hosts World Wide Guild members on June 11. Mrs Minnie Maxwell returns home from Indianapolis hospital improved. David Mullin visits kin after two years in Europe. George Proctor resigns from Camden Telephone, Hoover to manage lines. Chicago visitors dine with the Kleckners and Bohannon guests from Bloomington. Howard DeWitt extends 30 days leave from Great Lakes. Carl Long returns home to New Waverly. Haun family visits Otterbein. Crowell children stay with grandparents. Guilds to sponsor a June 15 covered dish supper at the church for parents. Kuns and Kuns son visit Schnieb home. Kuns served in Italy. Lt Henrietta Montgomery and Billy Montgomery visit from Erie Proving Ground. Mrs Glenn Oyler recovering at home. mother Mrs Elmer Wagner cares for her. IU summer session enrollment up five percent with six county students. Betty Jo Lane and Geneva Haub visit Flora. nursing students attend birthday dinner in Lafayette.
Manager seeks two men for good paying local work with Rend er service and sales duties. Farm or sales experience helpful. must have a car. Pleasant permanent work. Send only name and address. Personal interview arranged. Write P. O. Box care of Camden Record-News. Address
County War Food Agent Mrs. Reba J. S. Briggs explains how to extract, strain, and can juice from berries cherries currants plums or grapes. Fresh ripe fruit yields better flavor and nutrition. sugar may be added or omitted. process jars in a water bath at 180 F for 20 minutes.
Gasoline stamps for all uses will be issued from the District Office in Indianapolis starting July 5 1945. Applications remain with the Carroll County Rationing Board and, after approval by the Local Gas Panel, forwarded to Indianapolis. Coupons will be mailed to applicants requiring a week to ten days lead time. Local Board closes to the public all day each Wednesday.
An illustrated description in The American Weekly magazine shows a Giant airliner dropping one load of passengers in a parachute gondola and picking up another, with minimal loss of speed. The feature appears in the June 17 Chicago Herald-American edition.
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