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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
5
Mr. Pohlman uses years of Hollywood studio experience to capture difficult portraits. His Logansport studio at the Masonic Temple offers artistic photography and keeps images of the area’s natural beauty. He recently assisted with photography for Bogariepore High School’s annual.
The Fawcett Abstract Co. owned by Nellie Hirschauer operates at 217 4th Street Logansport with phone 3033. Staff are well versed in Cass county courthouse records and advise owners to obtain abstracts to secure titles when buying property.
Bowen operates the station offering better service to customers. He stresses proper oil, grease, and car care for thorough servicing and longevity of parts like bearings and differential.
Character & Company emphasizes meeting community needs with a modern merchandise line. The article notes their aim to satisfy patrons through ample stock and excellent service.
Burrows Presbyterian promotes Supt Wilson Bush and Asst Supt Lewis Gardner at Sunday School 9:30. Joy Edging leads preaching every other Sunday at 10:30. V C Rogers is pastor at Burrows Congregational Christian with services 5 8 10:00 sharp and preaching on the 1st and 4th Sundays at 11 and 7. A welcome awaits you with Rev R F Luces at the Burrows church.
Lower Deer Creek Church lists Sunday School at 9 30 led by Paul Bechdell superintendent. Mourning service held 2nd and 4th Sundays at Lower Deer Creek and 1st and 3rd Sundays at Bachelor Run. Revival service 1st and 3rd Sundays at Lower Deer Creek and 2nd and 4th at Bachelor Run. Clarence Sink is pastor.
A Baptist church urges parents to bring children to services with Rev. R. M. Brayton leading the message. Supt. Jesse Zook announces a 9:30 unified service followed by an 11:00 closing phrase and a 7:30 evening worship.
Rockfield Presbyterian announces services led by Supt. Hal Groninger and Pastor Rev. William Jacoby at 7 00 p m with regular worship and community activities to follow in the church.
George L. Schroyer serves as pastor with Dean McCain as Sunday School superintendent. Church school at 9:30 A.M. Children’s Day program at 10:45 A.M. Lord’s Supper at 10:30 A.M. on Sunday. Welcome to these services.
Hickory Grove Congregational Christian Church holds Sunday School every Sunday afternoon and Rockfield Church of Christ hosts preaching at 11:00 and 7:00. Delmar Galbreath serves as superintendent. A welcome awaits you.
Reinhardt piano tuner call Mrs Harold Wyatt. For Sale 75 lb ice box. Paul Brevent Mrs Ira Shafer returned home from Cass county hospital. Wilbur Hicks in Cass county hospital after operation. W O Pettiner family in Chicago. Miss Anna Niebel guest at Jesse Wallace home. Mr and Mrs Joe Niebel with relatives in Logansport. Miss Georgia Sterrett at Miller's Woodworking. Children's day program at Lutheran church. Miss Marjorie Jean Shanks guest of Miss Virginia Lee Stone. Smith's Grocery renovated. Mrs John Hardin returned home after visit with Annie Bohannon. Mr and Mrs JH Lesh and others spent Sunday in Lafayette. Mrs Chester Lesh in Williamsport with Moffitts. Mr and Mrs Abner Lieber and Russell Oliphant to Lake Freeman outing. Local postmaster E M Cripe convalescing from surgery at Cass county hospital. Gerard property undergoing repairs including new porch roof. Mrs Edith Furnish selected delegate to State Baptist Women’s House Party. Baptist Missionary Society met with Mrs Mae Miller and hostesses. Laura Sterling to lead devotion. subjects by Mrs Gladys Kendall and Mrs Evelyn Sharp. Do you like a baffling mystery The Green Diary by Q Patrick in The American Weekly with next Sunday Chicago Herald American.
Collective effort addresses calf deaths from scours due to faulty feeding and promotes practical farm hygiene. It urges careful pruning of homegrown produce, selective breeding for broilers, and using labeled feeds. It highlights Purdue Extension as a source for guidance.
Viola's Dress Shop in Logansport promotes American made products and the newest patterns. Mrs Shorts oversees operations delivering tailored service and expert style guidance to customers in Indiana. The store emphasizes high grade merchandise at reasonable prices and first access to new fashions.
A local promotion for life insurance highlights C. K. James of 327 Court St Logansport representing John Hancock Mutual. The piece argues life insurance as essential protection for families and as a sound investment to cover future education costs and business obligations.
The Todd Home Appliance Store in Logansport pioneers bottled gas service with Dri-Gas and now ranks among its top representatives. They supply gas appliances including ranges refrigerators water heaters and offer Easy Washers Kalvinator Zenith radios and more, boosting rural gas adoption and household convenience.
State Automobile Insurance Association urges every automobile owner to insure against theft, fire, collision, property damage and public liability. With offices at 328 North Street Logansport, Galen E. McVay is district manager and Wayne J. Dadt assistant manager, as the largest auto insurer in Indiana.
The Stony Pike Sale Barn in Logansport speeds livestock and merchandise disposal through a centralized, accessible venue with fair, above board practices. Ed Clements and associates are praised for providing trusted public auction service attracting increasing regional patronage.
Foster's Inc., Furniture Store in Logansport is praised as a high standing home outfitting establishment. The article lauds its people friendly ethos, aims to provide comfort and value at low prices, and notes carefully chosen stock focused on comfort, utility, and durability from American makers.
Scagnoli Gravel and Stone Co of Logansport at 119 Northern Ave is a large producer of concrete building blocks and operates a trucking service for gravel sand stone and dirt since 1925. They supply blocks for the new Bus Garage and emphasize modern motor trucks prompt delivery and fair charges. Phone 3311.
A garbled note references a phrase origin about calling a chicken and a chief disliking a young person, with stray terms like accordin and compansg. The readable fragment hints at a linguistic curiosity or local saying but provides no clear event or names.
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