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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
5
Carroll County Board of Public Welfare states casual earnings, such as garden work or lawn mowing, should not affect welfare awards. The policy encourages recipients to contribute where possible to assist in the war effort and to help themselves.
Criticism rises as many Grade tires appear in dealers while certificates for Grade 1 tires are hard to obtain. Officials say a large tire reserve must be kept to handle war related demand surges. The government could seize tire plants in an emergency, risking civilian supply if reserves fall below a safe level. The current stock stands at about three and a half million, roughly a sixty day supply, mostly visible at dealer locations.
More than 2 000 Indiana 4 H youths registered for a three day roundup featuring self improvement contests and lectures. Boys and girls served as judges and demonstrators with winners announced Wednesday. Events included 30 dairy cattle judging teams, 24 livestock, 20 poultry and egg and 18 agricultural judging teams. Commodore W E Longfellow Red Cross official and Capt W A McKinzie Fort Benjamin Harrison spoke. Camp Atterbury soldiers sent an entertainment group to the roundup.
The Office of Price Administration announced full canning sugar allotments will be issued at one time in areas with fruit crops. Regions will designate and announce the 20 pound per person supplemental allotment through OPA officials to help housewives preserve fruit during the first canning sugar period.
A statement argues that a perfect society lets each person grow along personal lines rather than forcing conformity, even if the mold is praised. The idea emphasizes personal freedom and diverse development for both genders.
Mothers invited to have their babies photographed for free by Waltz Studios at Shope Hardware in Camden on Saturday June 24 from 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM. No obligation. images may appear in the Record-News. Parents must accompany their child. purchases optional.
Miss Mary Margaret Schreiner of Delphi and Stanley C. Moyer of Star City will marry Sunday at 3 30 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Church of Delphi with Rev. Miles A. Freeman officiating before about one hundred guests. The bride is a Delphi High School and State Teachers College graduate who taught Home Economics, and the groom is a Star City farmer.
Mrs Emma Robeson hosted the Jackson township home economics club at her home on Thursday afternoon June 8. President led the pledge, Mrs Mildred Allen gave devotions, and Ruth Edging read the song of the month Wanita sung with Edith Patty at the piano. Mabel Chapman reported May meeting and called roll. Stella Johnson read two Edgar Guest poems and the group shared refreshment for twenty four members and two children.
The family of Parks D. Groninger expresses sincere thanks for kindness, sympathy, flowers, and help during their bereavement.
A succinct reflection quotes Jeremy Taylor on friendship noting that a good man makes the best and most lasting ally. The line emphasizes loyalty, value, and the enduring nature of true companionship.
Following the invasion last week the Lutheran church opened for all to pray and meditate. A fresh bouquet lay before the service plaque in memory of the boys over there. The community viewed the invasion as significant but chose prayer over rejoicing amid expected casualties.
Rev W H Collier named pastor of the local Methodist church and will speak Sunday morning. He will reside in Flora and join services including a children s day program. The community expresses regret at Rev Rogers departure and welcome to Rev Collier.
Parks D Groninger 62 prominent Carroll county farmer died of a heart attack at 3 45 Friday at his Rockfield home. Born March 16 1882 in Rockfield township he was survived by wife Stella two daughters two sons three stepdaughters one sister and two grandchildren. Funeral 2 30 Tuesday at Rockfield Presbyterian Church officiated by Rev Herbert Hugo and Rev Long. Burial in I O O F cemetery. C E Baker and Son in charge.
A quotation urges restraint in complimenting individuals at first encounter, arguing that excessive praise is unsustainable and cannot be sustained in equal measure. The speaker advocates measured regard to avoid later disappointment.
A poem extols liberty and justice as it calls for guarding the liberty of womanhood and opposing tyranny. It envisions Old Glory soaring and asserts no law but Right and Mercy guiding seas and the fight against oppression and war.
The Rev H L Greenawalt, former pastor, is to preach at the 90th anniversary service of First English Lutheran Church in Crestline Ohio on Sunday morning June 18 There will be no preaching services at Rock Creek Lutheran Parish that day
Miles T. Martin Carroll county farm bureau president announced the annual county meeting for all members will be held Tuesday night June 27 at the Camden Baptist church. Hubert Ellison of the State Farm Bureau department will be the speaker. Watch next week for an outlined program.
Miss Catherine Stirewal, a Lutheran missionary in China with the American Lutheran Mission, will speak at Deer Creek Lutheran church nine miles south of Logansport on June 22 at 8:00 p.m. She was interned by the Japanese from Oct 22, 1942 to Sept 15, 1943 and repatriated on the Gripsholm last year.
A reflective remark from Bruyere contrasts social ease with intellectual approach, suggesting warmer, heart based connections foster better relationships than sheer reasoning. The quotation highlights empathy as a key to harmony in human interactions.
Local war bond roll lists many names and businesses including Garrison Elevator Co Bright National Bank Kenworthy Home Store Hargraves Motor Sales Rainbow Cafe Spitler & Son Co Mann Chevrolet Company Union Bank and Trust Co Burlington State Bank Swarms Grocery Ayers Oil Co Clawson Grocery and others supporting the Fifth War Loan. Names include Charles E. Stouse Flora Battery Station O. F. Shirar and C. L. Wise M. D. with multiple service stations and merchants.
wartime buyers report no whiskey produced since June 1942 as distilleries convert to war needs. The plant and 13 others in six states operate 24 hours producing 190 proof war alcohol and related materials including butadiene for synthetic rubber and smokeless powder. The output cited exceeds 743000 gallons in the thirty day period.
Be cautious with whom you associate and never share your company or confidence with those whose good principles you are not sure about. The proverb advises wary judgment in trust and personal dealings.
The quote notes that initial judgment reflects personal merit or demerit and serves as a strong detector of an individual's character. It emphasizes the power and fallibility of first impressions in evaluating people.
Jacqueline Ruffing traveled to Indianapolis on Monday to take her examination for entry into the Indiana University Medical Training Center nursing program. Her sister Mrs. Thomas Hannell accompanied her to the city.
A collection of local notices from Rockfield and surrounding towns. Reports include a Red Cross mobilization in Logansport, a fundraising drive in Carroll county, hospital recoveries, a rail accident scare, a deadly drownings, storm damage, Pythian Sisters installations, church and club activities, and upcoming Boy Scout events. Names and places include June Hendricks funeral in Young America, Rev. E P Day of Delphi, Mrs Will Snoeberger, Leona Mills, Dorothea Nebeker, Charles Appleton, and the Vandalia railway line.
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