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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
4
Not Pather and Sen for a day or a week but loyal companions who seek to make life a happy adventure in fun. They welcome the morning sun with eager delight, seeing a chance to become closer comrades and friends.
Miss Nora Mar Johnson wed Ivan Keith of Indianapolis in a single ring ceremony performed by Rev A H Fabianske. The bride wore printed chiffon. Russ Marie Koch was bridesmaid and Harry Leslie Jr attended the groom. They will reside in Indianapolis.
Rockfield Presbyterian hosts a Sunday evening Children’s Day program at 7 30 featuring recitations songs prayers and a playlet with grades from beginners to juniors. The event includes Scripture readings, a collection for Sunday School missions and a junior sermon by Rev Hugo We Kling.
The Jackson Township Home Economics Club held an all day meeting at Mrs. Maud A. Jones home in Flora with eighteen members and guests. Activities included Bible money quotations, lessons on purchasing home meats and clothing, budgeting, and cooperation with county WLS program and chorus. next meeting is set for July 9 with Mrs. Emnoia Roheson.
Bob Dunkin was taken to Cassy hospital last Friday for an appendicitis operation and is expected to return home this week after his recovery progresses.
Joseph Foust visits Idaville with family while Clarence Baker of Loalist calls on Wayne Brecht. The Far Bureau group met at Dewey Zion on Thursday night. A Rock Creek 1 1 draw and local gatherings fill the week with relatives, skating trips, and hospital updates. Mrs Delmar Galbreth hosts a Home Economics Club meeting on June 17, while Jimmie Burke is recovering after an appendix operation at Riley Hospital.
The Social and Educational district group met at the John Witter farm southwest of town for a 1 o clock luncheon. Speakers included Mrs Arthur Arnott of Renssalaer and Mrs Arthur Cochran of Frankfort as District 8 leader. Carroll County ranked second in district membership and eleventh in the state. A Flora picnic is planned for August 2st with scrapbooks and public speaking entries noted. A Halloween party for husbands is set with Mrs Dewey Zinn of Rock Creek township. Rev K H Renter and Mr and Mrs William Rehm of Logansport were guests of Mrs Mabel Mayne Friday night.
Ida Phoebe Piper born Dee oisee died June 7. Lifelong on a Roehtiel area farm she served family and community willingly. She loved the Presbyterian church, taught Sunday School, helped with quinsei trainings, and led the Local Missionary Society as treasurer. She attended American Normal College at Logansport before caring for her ailing mother. Later married Dr Alsabia Huntsinger of Mishawaka. after his death, she lived with daughter Mrs Roy Willis. Funeral at Rockfield Presbyterian Church led by Rev Hugo with hymns The Day Without a Cloud and In the Garden.
Baseball notes report Camden ACs winning 16 to 2 over Rockfield Indians at the local park with McCain striking out 16 batters. Battery for Rockfield was Nipple Fidler Goyer and Crace. Camden will meet the Pulaski Cubs at Pulaski Sunday with McCain and Hodges starring.
Mr and Mrs RL Strubble of Ft Wayne spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Rors Wagoner, sharing time and hospitality in a short Midwest social visit.
Lucinda May Chik aged 74 died at her Rockfield home at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon after six months poor health. She is survived by a son Don. Burial was prepared at Baker funeral home. The Rockfield Presbyterian Church service was held this afternoon with Rev Cecil Atkinson of Lafayette assisted by Rev Hugo. Interment followed at Rockfield LO cemetery.
The Mullin family reunion, led by Herman Maudin as president and Mullin secretary, will be held Sunday June 25 at Delphi City Park. Community members are urged to attend and reconnect with relatives and friends.
Mrs Harold Baker Mrs Fred Arouck and Miss Mildred Armick hosted a miscellaneous shower for about thirty neighbors and friends at the bride’s home on Wednesday afternoon. The event featured colorful dust cloth favors and a game prize won by Mrs Josephine Snoberger. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostesses.
Burrows News notes a string of local visits and family gatherings across Logansport and nearby towns. Martins, Downing, and various relatives spent Sunday evening with Manuel Mas and Stewart Vdenaygiee. A Salem church program welcomed a new minister as Misses Betty Sink, Nona Lambert, and others led the event.
Camden club met Monday June 14 at Marjorie Shook's home. A speech, program committee session, and various acts followed including a violin solo by Marjorie Shook and a vocal solo by Thida Chapman. A sewing demonstration by Mary Jane Fisher and games concluded the meeting. Next gathering at Carolyn Tledderich's on June 29.
Jake Yeakley a prominent retired farmer of Washington township northeast of Camden died Tuesday afternoon at age 66 at the home of his daughter Mrs Cunningham. Born August 31 1855 he lived on a farm most of his life and was active in the Door Creek Lutheran church. His wife died 17 years ago. Funeral services were held at 8 p.m. from Rock Creek Lutheran church with Rev Reph Po Whendon of St Lukes Lutheran officiating. Interment will be in Rock Creek cemetery.
Mrs Coplen entertained Democratic Women at her home last Thursday noon. About thirty attended the luncheon with hostess and her daughter Mrs Dunkin. Marie Swickard county vice chairman reported Jackson township as winner in the magazine contest, with Mrs Coplen selling more than any other. Every township except two was represented.
Miss Elizabeth Seiber, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Seiber, graduated from Indiana University on Monday. Mr and Mrs Seiber and Mrs Mayme Penn attended the exercises.
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