Camden and Vicinity Past Week Personal Notes
The Camden area reports a flurry of visits and relocations. Numerous residents share weekend gatherings with relatives in nearby towns, while others announce moves and guests from Indianapolis Cadillac Nebrasda and West Chicago. Religious and academic milestones appear as Children’s Day exercises at the Lutheran Church and Esther Langbin earning a Masters at Ann Arbor.
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Charles Snyder
Roseville
Lutheran Church
L. Warren
The
State University
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Esther Langbin
Purdue agricultural notes on farming, storage and breeding
Rural guidance covers egg size and broiler breeds, fly control in barns, and selecting strong breeders. It discusses economics of collective action, roadside trees to curb ugliness, and winter forecasts. Advice directs readers to Purdue Extension for details.
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Indiana
CCC Registration Opens June 15 For Eligible Men
Another registration period for prospective Civilian Conservation Corps entries opens on June 15 and will continue until August 31. Applications will be received at county relief offices. Young men between 18 and 28 years of age who are unemployed, single and members of families on relief rolls are eligible.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Court Will Adjourn Saturday for Summer Vacation
The Carroll circuit court will adjourn for summer vacation after Saturday, June 22, and resume in September. The last day of sessions is set to close on June 22 before the summer break.
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A. J. Wickard
Carrollton
Claude
Washington, D. C
Anne Wickard
Washington
Carroll Circuit Court
Women Drivers Prove Safer Behind the Wheel
A national survey shows women drivers make up about a quarter of all motorists but account for only 7.63 percent of accidents. In traffic violations in twelve large cities women represent 2.53 percent of violators, with 75 percent of officers deeming women safer drivers.
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National Board of Casualty Underwriters
Indies
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