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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
6
Notice lists heirs and relatives visiting Danville and Indianapolis. Mentions Mrs Deveil Wennedy Agnes Snoeperper and Mrs Ben Pribbett at Indianapolis. Also references Dean Mills family north of Delphi and Leona Jess Mills Dorcas Mills.
Mrs. Ora Martin returns home from Cass Counts hospital east of Woodville after treatment. George Barnes and family of Indiana Jarbor visit Mr. and Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Eliza Tinkle of Vlora. Mrs. Nora Finney back home after a serious operation at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis slowly improving. Miss Adeline Groninger returns to Terre Haute for summer school after a stay with home folks. Re G. Cree travels to brother Walter Cree near Marion to stay several weeks. Mrs. Cree poorly under physician care at Marion. Rockfield Home Economics club meets at Mrs. Kate Schnepp's with Mrs. Rufus Gordon assisting. roll call on Our Favorite Flower and its Care. poem Old Glory by Mabel Decl. paper on The Flag by Mrs. Anna Bohannon. Project Work presented. entertainment by Lorain Burke and Marie Logan. refreshments served. Paul Burns and family of Flora visit Monroe Brech Biel and family. Louis Moss and wife of Flora spend several days with daughter Mrs. McCarty and husband. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. Margaret Laundry of Burrows spend Sunday at Irred Martin's.
Deer Creek N Campbell and family of Camden visited Sunday with Chas Wright and wife. Young people of the Presbyterian church met at the Ross Downham home Tuesday night. Bruce McCain of north town is quite poorly at this writing. Hr J Jones and wife and Dee Hanaway and family spent Sunday with Truman Kuszmmaul and family. Mrs Matilda Seward spends this week in Indianapolis. Mrs Lewis McFatridge returned home from the hospital but the little daughter remains there. Mrs Forest Wummel is improving nicely. There is a large enrollment at the Rock Creek Bible school.
A recipe from Roger Cretaux of The Roosevelt, New York City, includes Escalloped Beef Creole Fry using drippings, peppers, onion, tomatoes, spices, and beef. Directions cover browning, simmering, thickening, straining, and baking, then a separate Andalusian dressing for greens with mustard, paprika, lemon juice and oil.
The history of the kiss appears vague with claims of cannibalistic origin in prehistoric times and contrasts among cultures. Ancient Greece banned kissing in public while Romans had three terms and Germans many more. Various regional customs include nose rubbing in Malay and hand kissing in Egypt, with a note on nechkussen as making up for omitted kisses.
A Path finder Magazine note explains molasses can take plural or singular form but is usually treated as a singular mass noun. It cites examples like these molasses are common in speech, but should be this molasses is good, with rare cases for varieties or multiple kinds.
French romance writer and dramatist Cyrano de Bergerac was born in Paris on March 6 1619. He joined the guards at nineteen and served in campaigns of 1630 and 1640 before turning to tragedy writing. His blend of science and romance inspired Swift and Poe. He died in Paris in September 1655. Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac revived interest in him.
Historical notes claim golf began with Scottish shepherds 500 years ago as a warning game. Early practice involved knocking stones with a stick to deter neighboring flocks from trespassing. Over time this simple pastime evolved into a sport, aiming to strike small objects with stones.
Path finder Magazine notes the correct form uses a before consonant sound words such as con sonant. It cites examples like qn historian and a union and states the old practice of an before unaccented first syllables is now incorrect.
In Bilton Lancashire a licensed house named Quaint Inn bears a globe sign showing a man’s head and feet. A second sign reads Same Yet in Simister lane Rhodes. A fur durability table lists otter top at 100 percent with other species ranked down to dyed muskrat at 85.
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