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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
7
Out of town mourners at the service included Mr and Mrs bbard and the son of Mrs Vera Lundblad. Harley and Clarence attended as part of the extended family. Rev attended the funeral honorably.
Mrs. Ella Plank stays with daughter Mrs. Ben Tribbett after renting her home to a state road employee. Children’s Day entertainment set for Deer Creek Lutheran Church on Sunday evening June 19. Miss Mabel Mayne hosted Louis Mayne of Lansing Michigan and guest. Dan Quick from Dallas Oregon visited Camden Flora relatives with friend from Los Angeles. Paul Kahl of Carthage College Illinois vacationing with Rev Elmer Kahl and daughter Marjorie. Mrs Beulah Larimore mother of a 110 pound baby girl. Young Ladies Missionary society of Lutheran church met at Miss Marjorie Kahl’s with Mary Cohee presiding. R W Lynch family enjoying lakes trip and time with relatives at Columbia City.
Full blood Red Durham bull aged about three years is for sale. Contact Calk Burrows at 15A.
Mr and Mrs Ollie Wertz and family spent last Sunday in Logansport with Jesse Lowery and family. Miss Laura Wells visited Mr and Mrs John Lowery south of Cutler. Miss Josephine Clevenger visited her parents Rev and Mrs Clevenger. Irvin Frank took his Sunday school class to Frankfort for an outing. Mrs Ralph Russell and sons left for New York to visit a son before returning to LaVerne California.
Mrs. George Hunt will host the M. E. Missionary Society this afternoon inviting church ladies. Devotions titled Workers With God led by Mrs Edith Holmes. Mystery Box hosted by Mrs Effie Guard and Mr and Mrs Frank Brown and Eva. Wilcox of Camden visited Hammond last Sunday with Frank Wilcox.
The Daily Vacation Bible School closed at Rockfield Presbyterian Church on Friday June 10 with Pastor H. Hugo in charge. A picnic was enjoyed by thirty seven at Lafayette Park on Saturday June 11. A Sunday service featured a demonstration of work accomplished instead of the junior sermon.
Rev and Mrs Paul and many couples including Musselman Spitler Price Cripe Spitler Replogle Gripe and Walker gather for a Brethren conference held at Anderson.
Early Closing Events for the Grand Circuit races at the Indiana State Fair run September 3 to 9 with about 450 entries. May 16 closed entries show 12 to 57 riders per race from several states and Canada, over 50 thousand dollars in purses across events including 2 and 3 year trots and pacers and the Horseman Futurity.
The Triangle Society of the Christian church met Thursday afternoon with Miss Mary Jane Mount. Mr and Mrs Fred MacMillan of Los Angeles visited five days with Mrs MacMillans aunt Mrs J C OConnor and left Sunday for LA. Mr and Mrs Fred Griffith of Monticello moved to South Delphi. Mr and Mrs Wm McCain moved from the former school house. Mahlon Kerlin of Delphi appointed assistant Sergeant of Arms for the State Republican Convention.
Roy Gardner of Center Garage Firestone dealer announces tire prices at all grades are at historic lows and will stay so until midnight June 20 when a 10 to 15 percent excise tax on tires and tubes takes effect. Purchasers can save 10 to 15 percent by buying now before the tax raises prices. The president signs a billion dollar revenue bill expected to raise retail prices across auto accessories. The thrifty should act quickly to lock in savings while stock lasts.
George Arnold buys the L L Cox residence on East Franklin. Mrs. Frank B. Lyon returns from Indianapolis after a several day visit. Miss Ruth Carney and Mrs Ada Roach host the Tri Kappa Sorority. Igo-Ugo club meets June 15 at Mrs Edwin McGuire's Mortonsville home. Dr J J Shultz and grandson William Clayton visited De Pauw University. first return in 55 years. Court notes list several dismissals and a judgment of 724.45 against Joseph B Wurpillat. Frank C James estate final report approved. Nellie Ward guardian files current report. Letters of administration for Calvin A Hen issued to William G Dilton. bond 1000. A D Bishop of Flora attorney.
A garbled correction notes that last week an article claimed Mr Blenker would speak at the Carroll County Tax Payers Association meeting. It states the event is not political and lists no permit or attendance restrictions for participants on Friday night July.
Timetable fragment notes south bound departures with flags for passengers. Includes numbered page and car identifiers, station pointers, and schedule codes though text is garbled.
At the Indiana State Fair September 3 to 9 the Boys and Girls 4 H Club may win premiums, educational trips, or two Purdue scholarships. The Indiana Board of Agriculture supports 4 H Club work and aims to create a strong showing for the youths. Nearly ten thousand dollars in prize money will be offered.
It is believed the condor soars higher than any other bird, sometimes stinging up to four miles in altitude. This majestic South American species likely ascends to greater heights than its peers.
Plaintiff Bert Parrett granted divorce from Susan Parrett. Mae Wagoner ordered to pay $7 monthly to Clerk for medical services and $8 and $10 monthly in June August and thereafter. Ward repair funding authorized at $500. Several estates including Turner Snoeberger Flora Snoeberger and Loy appointed admin. Ward and adoption actions noted. One criminal filing on slot machine destruction. Davies case dismissed. Child support order set at $5 weekly. Trustees authorized to accept real estate to satisfy $3,000 debt to bank.
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