Keller Plans American School Army to Train Two Million
Representative Kent E Keller introduces a bill to create The American School Army. it would train about 21 850 youths annually ages 15 to 18 in military vocational and academic studies with War Department housing and discipline. graduates become reservists and could be drafted if needed.
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United States
Kent E. Keller
Illinois
House of Representatives
American School Army
Keller
Educational Board
War Department
America
United States Army
Citizgen
Masons Proud of Home And Achievements
Indiana Masonic Home kept within a $171135.32 operating total for the last fiscal year as announced by Elmer F Gay superintendent. The lodge institution is valued near $2000000 with 413 residents including 146 men 111 women 95 boys and 61 girls. Per capita maintenance ran $414. Youth admissions are being accepted promptly despite full adult facilities.
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Indiana
Rockfield Club Demonstrations Highlight Meeting
The Rockfield club featured Martha Mullin showing a flow to make a towle and Betty Winslow presenting a flat felled seam in the clothing project. Ten members and one guest attended at Betty Winslow’s home with further notes from clothing judging and wall paper improvements.
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Martha Mullin
Betty Winslow
James
Root
Jerry Mullin
Priday
Carroll County Livestock and Dairy Judging Teams Named
The text lists Carroll county selections for district livestock and dairy judging teams to compete in Lafayette and prepare for the State Judging Contest at the State Fair. Members include James Mumimert Merle L. Kuns Pant pith man Bringhurst Charles Gibson John Allbaugh Billy Flora for livestock. Charles Dillman Kenneth Cooke Wm. Werty Bringhurst TL team Dick Flora Max Martin Camden James Pierce Delphi with Paul Johnesson as alternate.
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Carroll County
Lafayette
James Mumimert
Flora
Merle L. Kuns
Pant Pithman
Bringhurst
Charles Gibson
John Allbaugh
Billy Flora
Charles Dillman
Kenneth Cooke
Wm. Werty
Dick Flora
Max Martin
Camden
James Pierce
Delphi
Paul Johneson
Liberty Township Club Plans Year At Home Meeting
The Merry Makers 411 Club of Liberty township met Tuesday at Mary Martin's home. Programs for the year were planned and copies distributed to members and leaders. Songs led by Mary ore Been, games by Mavis Harmon. Refreshments served to 9 members, 2 leaders, and 1 guest.
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Merry Makers
Liberty Township
Mary Martin
Maryore Been
Mavis Harmon
Unknown Fragment Reflects Moral Duty Proverb
The text presents scattered phrases about soothing, fidelity, and duty. It emphasizes consistent daily effort and fulfillment of everyday duties as a path to success, contrasting mundane action with notable moments. The fragmentary nature limits clearer attribution or full context.
Burrows Club Discusses Beef Cattle Breeding
Burrows Club meeting June 12 featured John Mills, a purebred shorthorn breeder, discussing beef cattle breeding and management. The group has three beef calves and reviewed Gold Medal Beef Cart Chair criteria from the Indiana Livestock Breeders Assn. Calf handling procedures were compared to fat steer show practices. The next meeting June 22 at the Mills home will include a cattle judging contest.
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Fen
Burrows School
Reguliti Club
John Mills
Burrows Club
Mills
Indejana Livestock Breeders Assn
Mils
Stand By the Flag Stand by Che Flan etn by the Phage
Immersed in a patriotic refrain the verse extols enduring heroism and ancestral defense. It proclaims freedom and imperial memory as celestial guardians hover over the flag and those fallen in service.
Memorials and Monuments Along the Wagon Trails
A traveling note extols Council Grove Kansas as a historic gateway on the westward trail. It highlights the Madonna of the Trail Memorial and the Council Oak site used as a postoffice for wagon trains from 1825 to 1847, plus nearby Ventice Nebraska homestead and a proposed National Park status.
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Council Grove
Salt Lake City
Bringham Young
Kansas
Jim Farley
Ventice
Nebraska
Todd Canal
Camden Public Library Opens for Summer Hours
The Camden Public Library announces summer hours including Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 2 30 to 4 30 and Saturday night from 7 to 9. A state loan library with juvenile and adult fiction and new books will belong to the Library. Nelle Quinn Librarian.
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Camden Public Library
Pettiner Delights at Purdue Chemistry Meeting
Purdue student Bob Pettiner performed a six minute accordion piece at the regional American Chemical Society meeting in the new music hall on June 14. His recital drew several encores from about 40 000 attendees. Pettiner has received many invite offers to perform at Purdue through the music department head Mr Stewart.
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American Chemical Association
New Music Hall
Purdue University
Bob Pettiner
Bob
Purdue
Stewart
Rogers Returned as Pastor at Camden and West Point Churches
The Methodist Conference closed at Greencastle naming Rev. V. C. Rogers as pastor for a seventh year at Camden church. He will also continue at West Point church southwest of Lafayette. First services of the new year are next Sunday and the conference meets at Battle Ground next June.
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Methodist
Greencastle
Vo O C. Rogers
Camden
Methodist Church
Battle Ground
Rogers
West Pont
Lafayette
Candles of Youth Pageant Highlighted for Rockfield Day
Rockfield Presbyterian Sunday School plans its annual Children’s Day program on Sunday evening June 23. The event features a biblical pageant Candles of Youth with entire cast including Marjorie Sanders and Arlene Plank, plus songs, recitations, and a talk by Hal Groninger.
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Rockfield Presbyterian Sunday School
Marjorie Sanders
Jirk Good
Arlene Plank
Caeolyn Coble
Kay Black
Diane Beeman
Esther Louise Brown
Hal Groninger
New Ag Instructor Joins Jackson Township Lead
Jerry EF Hinshaw of Sheridan and Purdue graduate takes over as director of activities for the Ideal group replacing James C. Gribb. Born on a Hamilton County farm, he attended Arcadia High School, Ball State, then Purdue where he earned Who's Who honors and joined Alpha Zeta and other societies. He led Purdue Independent Association and chaired the National Independent Students' Association before moving to Camden to teach vocational agriculture.
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Jerry EF. Hinshaw
Sheridan
Purdue University
School of Agriculture
Sow
Jackson Township
Ideal Group
James C. Gribb
Mr. Hinshaw
Hamilton County
Arcadia High School
Ball State Teachers College
Purdue
Purdue Independent Association
National Independent Students’ Association
United States
Hinshaw
Camden
Mr and Mrs Orville Smith Visit Kentland Relatives
Mr and Mrs Orville Smith of Kentland spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J C Sink.
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Orville Smith
Kentland
J.C. Sink
Origin of the Monroe Doctrine and its Atlantic basis
The piece argues that after Napoleon America and Britain aligned to deter new imperialism in the hemisphere. Jefferson advised Monroe to accept, foreseeing less war with a joint Anglo American fleet dominance. It claims oceans are highways, not barriers, and that isolation is a rhetorical relic.
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Napoleon
Europe
Bush
Canning
Britain
United States
Rede Sons
Anning
Monroe
Jefferson
Monticello
Pam
Mr. Canning
Great Britain
Bonaparte
Madison
America
Atlantic Ocean
Columbus
Virginia
Massachusetts
Maximilian
Mexico
Alaska
China
Hawaii
Philippines
Camden Burials and Local Happenings Amid 1916 Notes
The Camden area records a series of community items including births and anniversaries, school appointments, barn accident injuries, gatherings at homes with oyster suppers, and a town board discussion on Wabash Utilities Franchise. Notable names include Paul Mussleman, Ralph Jones, Hazel, Phil Ras, and Mrs. Gardner. Sallie Hunt Fisher dies aged 46. Nancy Jane Blue dies at 71. services held at the Paint Creek church.
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Camden
Wabash Utilities Co
Indiana Precure Light Association
Public Service Commission
Nancy Jane Blue
Alexander
Dorcus Noble
Butler County
Ohio
Nannie Richter
Carroll County
John T. Blue
John Brant
Wilbur E. Blue
Canada
John Horn
C. M. Nicholson
South Dakota
Paint Creek Church
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By Warren Bayley
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Alpha Zeta
National Agricultural Honorary
Kappa Delta Pi
National Educational Honorary
Reamer Club
Jerry E. Winstiaw
Trailor Vagabond
Camden Soy Seed Company
Paken
Mi Oscar Sullivan
James Adniepe
Chass
Pan Phillis Trofiman
Jali, Ras, Lenon
Edel Oo Mielen
Floyd Gish
Li i
Miron
Paul Mussleman
Af Ur
Wott
Tain
Ralph Jones
Whoreddes
Philip Rastell
T m
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Miss Tforn
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Sara
Farry Jones
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Mrs. Lewis Gardai
Mrs. Gardner
Burrows
Sallie S. Hunt
Thomas SD
Sallie Hunt
Franklin County
George J. Fisher
Floyd
Edith
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