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Newspaper

Camden Record News

Location

Camden, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1932

Page

5

Health Heroes Honor Economics Club Meeting in Jackson

Twenty four members and four guests attended the Jackson township Home Economics club meeting at Mrs. Fannie Witter's home on June 9. President Vera Fisher opened with the club song and creed. A motion authorized a Red Cross Sunshine bag for a disabled war veteran with Katie Lake as chair. Madeline Bohannon read Edgar Guest poem When Father Plays Baseball. Effie Wyatt prepared a paper on The Nightingale Training School read by Alta Bohannon. Mary Ellen Jones gave a piano solo. Social time featured ice cream wafers and iced tea. An all day meeting is planned at Vera Fisher's home on June 22 with three Project lessons. bring a covered dish and service.

Jackson Township Fannie Witter Vera Fisher Red Cross Katie Lake Madeline Bohannon Edgar Guest Nightingale Training School Effie Wyatt Alta Bohannon Mary Ellen Jones Thelma Jones Alice Randolph Elizabeth Gee

Card Of Thanks From The Little Family

The Little Family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors of Rockfield and Camden for expressions of sympathy and assistance during their mother's death.

Rockfield Camden

July 26 Post Office Day Observed Nationwide

Mrs. W. T. Breckenridge of Delphi receives a letter from the national commission requesting July 26 be celebrated as Post Office Day. The date marks July 26 1775 when Benjamin Franklin was named the first postmaster general. Mail carriers are urged to wear small American flags and rural carriers to display a flag on their vehicles. Ed Johnson and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Webb Robesesi and family.

W. T

Rockhill Hosts Hatcheld Mullendore Visit

Mrs. Floyd Hatcheld and son of Marion and Mr and Mrs Wm Mullendore of Rockfield spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Russell Rockhill.

Floyd Hatcheld and Sone Marion Wm Mullendore Rockfield Russell Rockhill

St Peter's Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule and Message

St Peter's Lutheran Church lists 9 30 Sunday School with Maurice Cohee as superintendent 10 30 Morning Worship and 7 30 Evening Services The text emphasizes worship as the path to God and calls for Christ like conduct among believers The sermon outlines worship as the conduit to heaven and duty of the worshiper to serve God

Maurice Cohee Christ

Carroll County Taxpayers Seek 50% Appraisal Cut

Carroll county taxpayers association urged the county board of review to slash 1928 appraisements by 50 percent. About 200 people gathered at Delphi courthouse with Walter Bowen presiding as Ed Stinson of Frankfort spoke for the group. The review board, in session, said a reply could not be given then.

Carroll County Taxpayers Association County Board of Review Court House Delphi Walter Bowen Democrat Township Ed Stinson Frankfort

Klepinger Family Holds 29th Reunion at Delphi Park

The Klepinger family plans their twenty ninth annual reunion at Delphi Park on Sunday June 26. A program is outlined by the committee and dinner runs from 11 30 A M to 1 00 P M. Bring a well filled basket and good appetite.

Klepinger Delphi Park

Rockfield Home Economics Club Holds All Day Meeting

The Rockfield Home Economics club met Friday at Rockfield school grounds instead of Mrs. Monroe Brechbiel’s home. A cooperative noon dinner will be served and 4-H club members will present the program after dinner. A scarfs project lesson will be given. attendees were asked to bring scissors and paper for patterns.

Rockfield Monroe Brechbiel

Sunshine Society Picnic At Delphi Park

The Camden Sunshine Society will hold its annual picnic at Delphi Park on June 30 from 2 to 6 PM. All interested are asked to meet at the schoolhouse with a covered dish, sandwiches, and table service.

Camden Sunshine Society Delphi Park

Baptist Church Weekend Services and Upcoming Events

The Baptist Church outlines Sunday services at 9:30 AM Sunday School 10:30 AM Junior Congregation and 10:45 AM Morning Worship. Evening 7:30 PM Children’s Day pageant In Childhoods Realm and upcoming County Young People Chorus appearance. Holy Communion planned for early July. Pastor Elmer Kahl invites all to attend and support Our Orphans Home.

Raynes Wyatt D. V God Vadacvant Midtnamia Elmer Kahl

Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Wasson at Burrows Church Group

Robert and Thomas Sanderson hosted a social for the Burrows Presbyterian Sunday School and guests from Camden Chicago Rockfield Idaville and Clymers. The evening featured progressive games a gift pocket and dainty refreshments for about thirty attendees. Special guests included Miss Martha Wagoner Evelyn Rariden Miss Kitt Toelsch Bill Bowman Lewis Crowell the Justice family and their son Junior.

Robert Thomas Sanderson Burrows Presbyterian Sunday School Robert Wasson Martha Wagoner Evelyn Rariden Camden Kitt Toelsch Chicago Bill Bowman Rockfield Lewis Crowell Idaville Martin Justice and Son Clymers

Indiana State Fair Premium List Available Soon

The Indiana State Fair marks its 80th year with a premium list ready to mail by June 25. The book spans over 250 pages, offering $141,738.56 in premiums and purses for farm and city grown articles and crafts, with entries closing August 17 and many classes for Indiana exhibitors.

Indiana E. J. Barker Indiana Board of Agriculture State House Indianapolis Ind

Fern McCarty Hosts Teen Party With Ice Cream Treats

Fern McCarty entertained many youths at her home Friday evening. Ice cream making followed by strawberries and cake was served. Games continued into the night with numerous guests including Pauline Hendrix, Jean Edging, Helen Plank, Amy Mullin, Opal Mullin, and families of the Mullins, Brechbiel, Plank, Daniels, and Ringer households.

Fern McCarty Hose Pauline Hendrix Jean Edging Helen Plank Amy Adrian Opal Mullin Catherine Brechbiel Donald Lewis Mullin Edgar Groninger Truman Plank Ted Daniels Harold Rufus Raymond Ringer R. G. Cree Ted Lewis Walter Ringer Emma _ Daniels Monroe Brechbiel Truman /McCarty

Burrows H E Club Meets At Mrs Brown Home

Burrows Home Economics club met Wednesday at Mrs Mae Browns home with assistant hostesses Della Wagoner Mrs Sam Wasson Mrs John Graham and Mrs Charles Minnick. 4 H club contributed to the program as did several members in book review patriotic paper and demonstrations on prin ships.

Burrows Home Economics Club Mae Brown Della Wagoner Sam Wasson John Graham Charles Minnick Wm Weckard Clifford DeHaven Oretha Brown Paul Been Robert Wasson Margaret Wasson Inianapelis Curtis Mcain

War Mothers Memorial Service Held at Delphi Court House

Carroll County War Mothers met Tuesday afternoon at the Delphi courthouse and held a memorial for departed members. Those involved in the service included Mrs. George Julien Mrs. Frank Sanderson and Mrs. Ak Bowen. Mrs. Ben Kirke Patrick reported the Delphi carnations sale raised just over $20.00.

Carroll County Court House Delphi George Julien Frank Sanderson Ak Bowen Ben ; Kirkepatrick

Carroll Chapter D A R Dedicates Flag At Delphi Park

The Charles Carroll chapter D A R held a 10:30 a m ceremony in Delphi park presenting the city with a metal flag pole and a flag donated by Mrs C B Lyon. Mrs W S Bradshaw presided as Ralph Robinson played. Mayor Yanus Wells accepted the gift. About thirty people attended. The group includes park board members Lions Club officials Chamber of Commerce staff and the chapter members and their husbands. A picnic is planned Friday at Delphi park with Col Isaac White Logansport and Olde Towne chapters invited.

Delphi Park Charles Carroll City of Delphi C. B. Lyon W. S. Bradshaw Ralph Robinson In. W. Bowen Harriet Gross J. M. Gardner Riley Clifford Reed Lions Club Wm B. Smith Chamber of Commerce Col. Isaac White Monticello and Olde Towne Logansport Shelter House

Rockfield 4-H Club Plans Home Economics Meeting

The Rockfield Happy Fourteen 4-H club met at Miss Gwen Cobb’s home on Thursday afternoon. President Francis Callendar led the session and Betty Mullin was named news reporter. No program was held but plans for a Home Economics meeting were made for Friday June 17. next gathering set for June 23.

Rockfield Happy Fourteen Gwen Cobb Francis Callendar Betty Mullin

Bringhurst Meeting Advances School Immunization Plan

At the June Carroll County Medical Society gathering in Bringhurst, officials endorsed a school children immunization program. Dr. A. C. Clauser, president, named Dr. Pippenger of Camden Dr. Mullin of Rockfield and Dr. Brubaker of Flora to develop the plan.

Carroll County Medical Society A. C. Clauser Pippenger Camden Mullin Rockfield Brubaker Flora

Delphi Chamber appoints Old Settlers committees

Delphi Chamber of Commerce directors appoint Finance Wayne Coy and others. Advertising Wayne Coy and Ulm. Attractions Haughey Mount and Bradshaw. Concessions John Hamling Sr Roy Clauser Afflis and two women to oversee the Old Settlers program. Meeting set for Saturday August 13 at city park or armory.

Delphi Robert Hall Byram Crosby James Goff Fred Griffith Wayne Coy B. F. Ulm Wm B. Smith Haughey

Camden church service and meeting notice

Camden M. E. Church announces Rev. F. H. Collier as pastor. Morning worship at 10 30. Sunday school at 9 30. Mrs Zetta Cole leads September morning service. Official board meets on the second Tuesday each month.

Camden M. E F. H. Collier Zetta Cole

Mrs Effie Wyatt Visits Ferguson Family Return Home

Mrs Effie Wyatt and daughters Mildred and Marian Frances with son Bob Wyatt arrived home Wednesday evening after a visit with Mrs William Gardner and family of Ferguson Missouri.

Effie Wyatt Mildred Marian Frances Bob Wyatt Wm Gardner Ferguson, Mo

Frankfort Man Visiting Sister Plans California Visit

Harry Thomas of Frankfort visiting sister Mrs Effie Guard plans to leave soon for a trip to see his son Dale in California.

Harry Thomas Frankfort Effie Guard Dale California

Picnic Supper for Sunday School Members and Guests

Members of the Primary and Junior departments of the M. E. Sunday school, led by Mrs. Geo. Hunt and Mrs. D. H. Ringer with Miss Betty Lynch and Mrs. Ruth Idging, held a picnic supper at Mrs. Fred Cole's home. Children's Day program committee guests included Miss Clarice Wise, Betty Lynch, Margaret Hunt, and Mother Ringer. Cames were enjoyed during the afternoon.

M. E. Sunday School Geo. Hunt D. H. Ringer Betty Lynch Ruthidging Fred Cole Clarice Wise Margaret Hunt Mother Ringer

Burrows 4-H Club Elects News Reporter and Plans Exhibit

The Burrows 4-H group met at Alice Been’s home on June 9 with 2 absentees. Frances Hinkle presided. Anna Margaret Shaffer elected news reporter and the club adopted the name The Willing Workers of Burrows. Officers cited for Camden meeting. A June 24 hosting at Anna Shaffer’s home was set. A June 8 Burrows Home Economics program followed by refreshments.

Burrows Alice Janet Frances Hinkle Sarah Martin Jesse Benner John Smith Ward Been Anna Margaret Shaffer Burrows Home Economics Club

Russell Rockhill Visits Win Mullendore Family

Russell Rockhill and family spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Win Mullendore of Rockfield.

Russell Rockhill Mre Win Mullendore Rockeld

Busy May Report From County Health Nurse

Mrs. Roy Gregg presented a May report showing a very busy month with extensive TB and health work. Preschool exams wrapped Delphi School and county testing with low response due to whooping cough. 24 home TB visits. multiple clinic referrals. 12 dental clinics treating 82 children with 75 fillings and extractions. community talks and outreach efforts to reduce TB death rates.

Roy Gregg Red Cross Tuberculosis Boards Delphi Riley Hospital Purdue Monroe Township Woman’s Club Delphi Junior High School

Pythian Sisters and Knights Templars Plan Bi Centenary Program

The Pythian Sisters and Knights Templars announce a Washington Bi Centennial Program on Thursday night, June 16, at their hall, inviting the public to attend.

Pythian Sisters Knights Templars Washington

Mayr Split On New Indiana Driver Licenses

Indiana secretary of state Frank Mayr Jr delays decision on summer licenses. Present licenses run to July 1 with 50 cent total cost including notary. He weighs keeping current licenses versus issuing redesigned ones and notes revenue supports division and traffic safety.

Indiana Frank Mayr, Jr Secretary of State Mayr Otto G. Fifield State General Fund

Snoebergers Honor First Wedding Anniversary Dinner

Mr and Mrs Roy Snoeberger host a 6 30 dinner Friday June 10 to honor Mr and Mrs John Snoeberger on their first wedding anniversary. Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Fred Martin host a party of near relatives at their home in honor of the Snoebergers.

Roy Snoeberger Margaret Helen Lois Ruth John Snoeberger Fred Martin Snoeberger

New 3 Cent Postage Rate Set To Take Effect July 6

The article notes a 3 cent postage rate to start on July 6. It mentions Indianapolis visitors W. O. Pettiner and his family stopping by for a short visit earlier in the week.

W. O. Pettiner and Family Indianapolis

Mrs. E M Cripe Attends Purdue Baccalaureate Service

Mrs E M Cripe attended the Baccalaureate services at Purdue University on Sunday afternoon.

E. M. Cripe Purdue University

Pur due graduates include Roger Mayhill and Junior Orr

Roger Mayhill and Junior Orr of Delphi earned degrees at Pur due commencement exercises, marking their completion of studies as part of the graduates honored during the ceremony.

Roger Mayhill Junior Orr Delphi Purdue

Mrs Nancy Milan and Jake Cree Visit Cass County Relatives

Mrs Nancy Milan of Cass county and Jake Cree of Chicago were Sunday guests of relatives here.

Nancy Milan Cass County Jake Cree Chicago

Mrs Anna Shill Visits Brother In South Bend

Mrs Anna Shill of South Bend spent several days last week with her brother Joe Vurpillat and family.

Anna Shill South Bend Joe Vurpillat

Bernard Gish Visits Uncle Near Clymers

Bernard Gish spent several days last week at the home of his uncle Elmer Gish and family near Clymers, staying with relatives and sharing time together.

Bernard Gish Elmer Gish Near Clymers

Mrs Edwin Crabbood and Landis sisters visit relatives

Mrs Edwin Crabbood and Miss Susie and Miss Lenna Landis visited relatives at North Manchester on Sunday.

Edwin Crabbood Susie and Lenna Landis North Manchester

County Young People's Picnic Set for July 17

Pauline Fouta chairs the organizing committee for the upcoming County Young People's picnic scheduled on July 17 with details released by the local committee.

Pauline Fouta

Elwood Visit By Wurpillat Family And Fry Household

Mr and Mrs Joe Wurpillat and their son visited Elwood Sunday to see the Fry family and the Country Club, spending time with local residents and enjoying the afternoon visit.

Joe Wurpillat Elwood Joe Fry and Country Club

Social News Notes From Local Families Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs Jess Kendall and Mr and Mrs Marc Dillon visited Mr and Mrs Harold Jones and their son for Sunday dinner. Chicago visitors Mr and Mrs Jack Winitt and Miss Jessie Lane stayed over with their agents Dr W H Lane and Emily.

Jess Kendall Marc Dillon Harold Jones Jack Winitt Jessie Lane Chicago W. H. Lane Emily

Sibbitt Family and Campbells Visit Emerson Everett’s Group

Mrs Lenna Sibbitt Eva and Orlando Sibbitt and A G Campbell were Sunday guests with Emerson Everett and family near Cutler.

Lenna Sibbitt Eva and Orlando Sibbitt A. G. Campbell Emerson Everett and Family Near Cutler

Cement Floor Nearing Finish at French Post Park

The shelter house cement floor at French Post Park is nearly complete. Credit goes to Louis D. Temple and Chas M. Harvey for support with gravel and hauling. Local Sunday schools and Burnettsville churches contributed. Plans include a Deer Creek dam to create a swimming pool for children.

French Post Park Louis D. Temple Chas. M. Harvey Hopedale Lockport Baptist Methodist and Christian Burnettsville Deer Creek A. T. Bowen Delphi Rufus McGee Logansport

Delphi to Formal Opening of Pool Saturday

Delphi park board announces the new Delphi park and swimming pool opening this evening at 7. A band concert precedes the square concert. Saturday afternoon features swimming races with ten cent admission on Sundays holidays starting this coming Sunday. Bath house charges mirror last year. C O Julius sponsors a free for all swimming contest Saturday evening with a valuable prize for the winner.

Delphi Park C. O. Julius

Tyner couple attend Mrs. Little’s funeral services

Mr and Mrs James Tyner of Burnettsville attended the funeral services for Mrs Susan Little on Friday afternoon.

James Tyner Burnettsville Susan Little

Decoration day services held at Deer Creek

Mr and Mrs Edwin Ahead of Burrows attended the decoration day services at Deer Creek last Sunday afternoon.

Edwin Burrows Deer Creek

Pettiner Family Attends Flora Birthday Party

Mr and Mrs W O Pettiner and their son visited the home of his sister in Flora last Sunday for a family birthday celebration.

W. O. Pettiner Flora

Holland and Fesler Return Home to Indiana

James Holland and Riley Fesler have returned to their Frankton Indiana home after several days visit with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs R E Welborn.

James Holland Riley Fesler Frankton, Ind Mrs. R. E. Welborn

County 4-H Club Conference Attended by Area Residents

Mrs. Monroe Brechbiel Fran Callendar Irene Temple etty Mullin Catherine Brechbiel and Mable Nipple attended the County 4-H Club conference held at the Camden Community hall last Friday afternoon.

Monroe Brechbiel Fran Callendar Irene Temple Etty Mullin Catherine Brechbiel Mable Nipple Camden Community Hall

Local Guests Attend Payton Family Sunday

Mr and Mrs Charles Jones Dean Mills and family Miss Belva Davis of Delphi Mr and Mrs F S Snoeberger Jess Mills land daughter Dorcas Mrs Martha Mills and daughter Leona were guests of Mr and Mrs D I Payton Sunday.

Charles Jones Dean Mills Belva Davis Delphi F. S. Snoeberger Jess Mills Dorcas Martha Mills Leona D. I. Payton

School principal Harry Hatton to attend summer sessions

Harry Hatton, principal, leaves for Butler University Indianapolis this week to pursue a master of education degree and likely complete it by summer's end. Mrs. Hatton and baby Douglas will join him here next week.

Harry Hatton Butler University Indianapolis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Economics Club Ed Johnson Mrs. Webb Robesesi St. Peter's Lutheran Church Hkeunion Sunshine Society Picnic State Fair Medical Society Bringhurst Delphi Chamber of Commerce Old Settlers
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