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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
2
The readable lines hint at a religious or moral meditation referencing honoring fathers and memory. It mentions a possible choir or band and a family theme, with scattered phrases about old stones, duties, and reverence, embedded in garbled OCR output.
The Camden Community Club welcomes Cracienche community members to a tennis court gathering. The write up notes tennis as a health building recreation and a treasure of life, enriching those who are blessed with it even without money.
In Stale County area records a sequence of names appears with references to local offices and firms such as the Indiana Cantoned Mill Company and Carroll Community operations. The text lists individuals including Wolliein Douglas and others linked to the Carroll area and related governance.
County Agent H E Nekerson and the Indians Corn Crowers Association announce enrollment for the Five Acre Corn Contest in Carroll County. Sixteen farmers have enrolled, including Carl Yeakley John Billings Samuel Yeakley John W Wherrin Claude Wickard Raymond Jones Roy Snoeberger Roy Caldwell Chester Jovee Miles T Martin John Smith John Edward Snoeberger R W Whetner William Jovee J F P Harness and John Cilkerson. Enrollment closes this week. eighteen farmers in this county finished the contest last year statewide total was 700.
The LT Win Success Club of Monroe township elected Ruth Jenkins as president Thelma Quinn as vice president Olive Shoff as secretary fund and Rosie Kingery as news reporter at a Flora community building meeting The club plans to meet on the first and third Tuesdays of each month Agatha Jenkins leads the club Attending girls included Deane and others.
Pastor Jert Ta Chay invites all to Sunday school and worship at 850 AM with Kennedy as superintendent. Morning worship and evening service at 7 50. Epworth League 215. Official board meeting on the second Tuesday of each session.
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church invites worshippers to morning services at 30 A.M. and a 10:30 evening service with a 7:30 option. Choirs and all who have no church home are urged to join.
Church notices list minister Bender for Sunday School at 6:60 and morning worship at 10:30 with Memorial Sermon. Evening service at 7:50 centers on Milinary Advocacies. Superintendent Toward Landis leads Sunday activities. attendees urged to join if not elsewhere.
The Church of Brethren at Lower Door Creek schedules Sunday School at 0.30 A M with Kenneth Cripe as Superintendent. Morning service at 0.10 3 Eoening service at 0.22. A cordial greeting awaits all. Pastor Paul extends welcome in Oshkosh.
A reader list includes Adams, Helen Thompson, Lois Shoff, Delilah Cook, Naomi Mc Carty, Olive Sheil, Roxie Sing ery, Ruth Jenkins, Martha Unger, Thelma Quinn, Maxine Quinn, Helen Voorhees, Evelyn Ross and Lucille Jenkins.
The 4-H Sunshine Club of Burlington held its second meeting on Thursday afternoon June 4 at Miss Mark Miller's home. After the program and business, sandwiches lemonade and wafers were served. Special guest was Miss Irene Ferguson. Members present included Beulah Langston Jamita Langston Elizabeth Bronson Francis Bronson Marguerite Bronson Opal Smith Martine Michael Helen Shanks Evelyn Ladowe Mary Laudhner Gene Dyer Marguerite Payne Lois Milburn Donnabelle Naylor Bernice Peters Maxine James SarahMyer.
Notice urging readers to pay outstanding subscriptions and inviting renewals. Also promotes ladies’ house dresses at Jones' store with a brief call to visit.
Publication invites readers to share any local happenings from deaths and births to accidents and visits. Emphasizes accurate spelling of proper names and plain copy to reduce errors. Requests use of telephone for fast reporting and welcomes unusual events from the community.
Miller and Hart bacon is praised for half a century of flavor. Customers are invited to buy at Jones' store for a tasty, satisfying product.
Strawberries for sale at the market patch with delivery in town. 24 quart crates available in bulk lots.
Fragmentary lines reference dates payments and banking terms with mentions of interest and reserves. The readable content is too garbled to extract a coherent event, person, or organization for a concrete summary.
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