Canadian thistles notice and community notes
Townships trustees order cutting Canadian thistles now as they exceed legal height. Local social and family updates include Eva Parker shopping in Logansport, Miss Eva Sibbitt visiting her mother, Mrs. Lenna Sibbitt, and gatherings with relatives in Logansport and Roscoe Illinois. Alumni picnic planned at Delphi park June 26 at 2 00 PM chaired by Evelyn Link.
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W. L. Link
Camden Sunshine
Delphi Park
Evelyn Link
Families Visited Relatives in Wilkes Barre and South Bend
Dr and Mrs Preston Studer of Wilkes Barre Pa and Mrs Hayward Gibson and son of South Bend visited relatives here last Friday. Mrs Studervaunt and Mrs Gibson were daughters of Mrs Nellie Camp Metsker.
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Preston Studervaunt
Wilkes Barre
Hayward Gibson
South Bend
Studervaunt
Gibson
Nellie Camp Metsker
Local notes and household updates from a rural slate
Little Frances Leslie was quite ill the first of the week. About two thirds of the people of Canada own their own homes. Mrs John Ulery and Cecil Wallace spent the weekend with Emerson Wagoner and family east of Flora. John Mills is having some repair cement work done at his home. They have also installed a Kalvinator refrigerator. A G Campbell and Mrs Lenna Sibbitt spent Saturday evening at Logansport the guests of Mr and Mrs James Hair. Miss Pearl Ashton returned to her home at Hammond after visiting several days with Mrs Mae Miller attending the funeral of Mr Miller. Rev Kahl and family Zopher Humerickhouse and wife Mrs Katie Humerickhouse and Mrs Ella Plank were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Amanda Snyder. Claude Billings has accepted a position with the Fyr Fyter Co. of Dayton Ohio the largest makers of fire equipment in the world. He started on his first trip Monday.
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John Mills
Kahl
Zopher Humerickhouse
Katie Humerickhouse
Ella Plank
Amanda Snyder
Claude Billings
Fyr Fyter Co
Dayton
Ohio
Camden lodge members attend K of P district meeting
Tuesday evening J. M. Warri son Arthur Ritchey Lee Sink and Fred Armick of Camden lodge No 332 attended the K of P district meeting at Brookston. The session featured Knight rank work by a Goodland team and a twenty piece band from the Pythian Home Lafayette directed by L B Elmore. The group is a new, promising band already active in state concert work.
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J. M. Warrison
Arthur Ritchey
Lee Sink
Fred Armick
No. 332
Camden Lodge
Brookston
Knight Rank
Goodland
Pythian
Lafayette
L. B. Elmore
Monticello
Local items spread through Record News note
The Record-News reports a string of community items including visits from Chicago residents Mr and Mrs Dwight Lesh and Mrs Edith Furnish, a London concert by Thomas Sendilands, and scientific notes on a new miniature electric fan and a powerful anesthetic. Also mentions aviation incidents and local social events with families and church members.
Senate offices lose dial telephones in building
Report notes removal of telephone sets from the Senate office building amid questions over lawmakers learning to use them. Mrs Chalmer Plank of Logansport attended a Lutheran church reception Friday night in honor of Rev. Kahl and family.
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Senate
Chalmer Plank
Logansport
Rev
Kahl
Flora defeats Camden Reds 4 to 4 in tough season game
Flora edges Camden Reds 4 to 4 as Lam bertson Kenner and McCain Rule lead hitters. Camden racks up 4 runs on 4 hits with 5 errors while Flora posts 5 runs on 9 hits. Reds set to host Logansport All Stars Sunday. event billed as a strong matchup with free admission for ladies and children.
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Camden Reds
Flora
Camden
Lambertson
Kenner
McCain
Reds
All Stars
Piano tuner to visit Camden and area soon
D E Roberts, a competent piano tuner and repairer, will make his regular trip to this territory soon. Charles Guard requests orders in Camden Miss Sfelen Wallace spends week in Indianapolis. Clayton Jones and wife of Ohio visit the former's relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Jones entertain Oliver Stone wife and child of Riner. W R Snoceberger host to George Whipperman and Abner Cree families from Logansport and locals.
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D. E. Roberts
Charles Guard
Camden
Clayton Jones
Ohio
George Jones
Endurance radio winner and prize awarded in Louisville
Mrs Mildred Daniels of Louisville Kentucky won a radio listeners endurance contest by staying awake six hours and received a two hundred dollar radio set. Andrew Vansen seeks return of his money after buying a grave in Spaulding Indiana cemetery and plans burial elsewhere. Peggy Duncan aged fifteen swam a difficult Cape Town channel in nine hours and thirty two minutes, a feat achieved by only one man. Pauline Lodge a Lakewood High School girl wins the Gorgas memorial prize essay of five hundred dollars and a Washington trip, check presented by President Hoover.
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Mildred Daniels
Louisville
Peggy Duncan
Cape Town
South Africa
Pauline Lodge
Lakewood
Washington
Hoover
Mrs Gardner Martin Moved From Hospital Home
Mrs Gardner Martin was removed in the Baker ambulance Tuesday from Cass County hospital to her home near Woodville. A few weeks ago she fell from an automobile, breaking a vertebra. She will remain in a cast for ten weeks.
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Gardner Martin
Baker
Cass County Hospital
Woodville
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Sickness and Death
We express our thanks and appreciation for the kindness and sympathy shown during the sickness and death of our husband and father. Mrs. J. M. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wyatt and Son.
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J. M. Miller
Harold Wyatt
Lodge Meeting Date Notice Card
Glubs and Lodges notes no responsibility for changing meeting dates or names of new officials. Lodge secretaries are expected to handle updates, as these cards are published free when space allows.
Masonry and Star Lodge Meeting Schedule
VI. A. M. No. 211 W. M. Pettinger See'y J. M. Harrison announce meetings on the first and third Tuesday of the month. Order of Master Star No. 495 W. M. Dr Eva Kennedy See'y Mrs John Mills announce meetings on the second and fourth Monday of each month.
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A. M
W. M
W. QO. Pettinger
J. M. Harrison
den Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Marie Cree
See’ Y
Mildred Parret
Camden
Order of Master
Eva Kennedy
John Mills
Home Economics Club
Fred Case
Effie Snoeberger
Community Club
Pres
D. L. Musselman
See’y
J. B. Wurpillat
Local Manager Position Offers $5000 Annual Net
A Camden area delivery and collection supervisor is sought as part of a national program. The ad promises a permanent, profitable link and asks applicants to have $1000 to $1500 available. Send details to President at 765 Ogden Avenue, Chicago.
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Camden
U.S
Ogden Avenue
Chicago
Missionary meeting at Mrs. Hunt home
The M. E. Foreign Missionary meeting convened Thursday evening at Mrs. George Hunt's residence. Devotional led by Mrs. Vella Harrison. Mrs. Chas. Cole spoke on The Gospel and the Grain. Mrs. Geo. Hunt presented A More Abundant Harvest. Mrs. David Ringer directed the Mystery box.
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M. E. Foreign Missionary Meeting
George Hunt
Vella Harrison
Chas. Cole
Geo. Hunt
David Ringer
Good Housekeeping Magazine Price Cut Announcement
The subscription price for Good Housekeeping is reduced to 2.50 a year and 4.00 for two years. Subscribers save 0.50 on one year and 2.00 on two years compared to the single copy price. Leave your subscription at the current rate.
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Good Housekeeping
Record-News Office
Dynamite Sticks Found After Park Rowing Chase
In Central Park New York playful boys threw sticks at rowers Paul Goldstein and Murray Liebowitz on a small lake. The men chased them and found the sticks were stolen dynamite that had not exploded.
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United States
Central Park
New York
Paul Goldstein
Murray Liebowitz
America’s Great Charm Not All the Changes
An analysis of travel trends notes that Americans increasingly influence European views through mass production and industrial prowess. Europe watches the United States with keen curiosity as it encounters extraordinary American achievements and the question of whether the “trick” can be replicated.
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Europe
United States
Silk thread denier system defined for silk grading
The denier scale fixes silk thickness by length and weight. A 450 meter length weighs between 18 and 15 deniers for 1% to 15 deniers. Silk can be reeled from 8 to 10 deniers up to 28 to 80 deniers, with some uses at 38 to 40 deniers.
Time Table Effective Sunday April 27 1930 Northbound and southbound trains
Time table lists northbound train 321 due 7 25 PM with regular stops to discharge and pickups on special arrangements from Indianapolis and other passengers, and southbound train 318 8 55 AM flag stop for Indianapolis passengers with trains 319 7 25 PM and 320 7 50 PM also shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
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Vurpillat’s Pharmacy
Camden, Ind
Sun Maid
Camden Bakery
Eva Parker
Eva Sibbitt
Lenna Sibbitt
Ben Tribbett
Richard
Illa Plank
Elmer Wise
Delpris
Susan Little
Hester Willaby
Roscoe, Ill
Ray Douglas
Dewitt, Ark
Mrs
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Wallace Jones
Moran
Celesta Leach
The
Methodist Hospital
Sami. Neher
Maggart
Meredith
Harold
Dale Cripe
Sedalia
Lesh
Maggie Stewart
Burrows
Newton Larue
Will . Robinson
Emma Wilson
Frances Leslie
Canada
John Ulery
Cecil Wallace
Emerson, Wagoner and Family
A. G. Campbell
James Hair
Camden Cafe
W. S. Paden
Record-News
Dwight Lesh
Edith Furnish
Gas City
Ind
James C. Furnish
Thomas Sendilands
London
Albert Hall
France
England
A. A. Purcell
Wm. Beachout
Danville
Tred Case
Harvey Furnish
Walter Parrott
Amy Wright
Bright McClain
Rushville
Cecil Jones
Raymond Judy
Marshall Wingard
McLaughlin
W. A. Bender
William Beebe
University of Wisconsin
Elizabeth
Mary Fraser
St. Louis
Henry Peterson
Dougla Lenon
Deer Creek
Leo Tribbett
Stella Rowe
Winamac
Mary Tribbett
W. A. Kleckner
Columbia
Ira Kleckner
Sfelen Wallace
Oliver Stone
Riner
W. W. Snoceberger
George Whipperman
Abner Cree
George Judy Sunday
Andrew Vansen
Spaulding, Inng
Harold Trapp
Clarence
Literary Club
Effie Wyatt
Sec’y
Grace Sharp
Record- News Office
Good Housekeeping Magazine Now
C. E. Baker
America
Penn. R. R
P&g
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Camden Lumber Co
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L. Davidson's Store
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