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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
5
The Commercial Club is urged to plan a summer program of amusement and raise a budget for it. Camden aims to compete with other towns by hosting events. Fundraising for community welfare is difficult, as many local people donate reluctantly to beneficial efforts and spend freely on self serving ventures.
Senator Borah argues that the nation produces about 10,000 laws yearly with 48 state legislatures and Congress. He notes less than half are enforced and cites an estimated 10 million laws. He compares modern lawmaking to the Ten Commandments era.
Marconi notes radio is in its infancy while warning that new taxes loom. The piece argues it is easier to vet fresh levies than cut existing ones, and mentions 1928 presidential "bombs" already ignited by fiscal policy debates.
Bert L. Clay pastor invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 evening worship at 7 00 C M Kennedy superintendent of the Mpnorth League 6 15 official board meets on the second Tuesday monthly all are welcome without a church home.
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church lists Sabbath School at 9 30 A M Morning Service 10 30 Evening Service 7 00 Strangers and those without a home church are welcome Pastor Nf C Stuckenberg leads the congregation in community outreach and worship.
Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Howard Landis as Superintendent. Morning service at 10 30 a m titled The Master Motive. Evening service at 7 00 p m titled A Friendless Soul. March 13 to 27 features special meetings with music and sermons built around Bible truths The Scriptures God Man Sin Redemption Come with us and be good If not in another service join us.
The Church of the Brethren at Lower Deer Creek hosts Sunday School at 9:30 A M led by Kenneth Cripe, superintendent. Morning and evening services are planned with a cordial greeting extended by L L Paul, the pastor.
If you plan a public sale you can place all advertising through the Record News office with no extra work or cost. When ready for the sale, come in and see us.
The National Farm News and Camden Record-News are offered together for two dollars.
The deadline to receive Ton Litter contest memberships has been extended to March 8, per P. T. Brown of the Animal Husbandry Department at Purdue.
The Flora Calf Club will organize among members at the Flora Calf club meeting in the Community building on Thursday evening March 10. Members planning to start an alfalfa patch this spring will bring soil samples for acidity testing by the county agent. Limestone will be available for soils too acidic and enough alfalfa seed for an acre will be furnished to members who wish to start a patch.
The first meeting of the nutrition project will be held at the Court House at Delphi on Thursday March 10. Flora Miller of the Home Economics Department at Purdue will lead the first lesson on Home Baking. Other lessons cover Meal Planning Corrective Feeding School Lunch and Achievement Day.
Seed corn tests at Flora show wide germination variation with some samples strong while many have dead or weak ears Crib corn quality is poor and spring supplies may be unreliable without proper germination checks Seed corn selected from the field and well dried yields good tests but poorly stored grain still displays weakness and dead ears
Many Carroll county farmers planning alfalfa or sweet clover patches have sent soil samples to the county agent for acidity tests. The service is free to all farmers. submit two or more samples from a field likely needing limestone. A tablespoonful of soil suffices, wrapped in paper and mailed in an envelope to the office.
The Purdue operated interurban car featuring electric farm equipment drew many visitors across central Indiana. It will visit Carroll county on March 12 with stops at Burrrows arriving 7:37 a.m. departing 9:45 a.m. Rockfield 10:00 a.m. to 12:05 p.m. Delphi 12:20 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. and leave for the next site.
C. B. Masterson of the Fire Prevention department with the Indiana Farm Bureau, I. H. Hull general manager of the purchasing department, and Earl Crawford of the same department attended the Directors meeting.
Saturday's meeting featured Mr Masterson outlining a new Fire Prevention service by the Indiana Farm Bureau and demonstrating a fire extinguisher. Lee Henderson was appointed County Wool Pool director, replacing resigning A A Never, with Cree Sites W E Bowman Mrs Geo Thomas and Mrs Cecil Draper named to the legislatives. Attendees included E I Stephens president Jas A Shirk Geo A Thomas Geo W Peterson Clarence Stout Frank Redenbacher Andrew Gerbens Artus Rodenkarpis Arthur Ritchey CB Mil ton Obe Campbell Ener L Kuns Wim Lee Henderson Marl Donham Sam YD Smith Geo bh Sites Lloyd Beard and A A Newer.
A Paris court accepted a blood test as a reliable measure of intoxication. In a fatal traffic case an autopsy by Leon Bonn found four quarts of wine per ten per cent alcohol in the victim, enough to impair conduct and traffic judgment.
Berlin news notes Dr Marie Elizabeth Lenders feminist Reichstag deputy has launched a campaign to standardize household utensils to boost efficiency and reduce drudgery. She cites seventy two coffee mills on the market and argues six universal designs would lower prices and improve quality for housewives.
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