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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
2
The piece honors a father who shoulder duties and quietly bears burdens. It notes his daily acts of care for family, steady provision, and patience despite grumpy mornings. The ode ends urging kindness and patience toward the devoted, hardworking dad.
The U.S. Supreme Court rules contempt penalties cannot shield judges who err from criticism by newspapers. The Miami Herald case involved fines for editorials and a cartoon critical of Florida justice. The decision affirms free speech, urges discretion, and warns against post trial influence, while noting a feud among justices with Justice Jackson attacking Justice Black.
Glimpses from years ago record marriages in Rockfield and Camden banquets for veterans. Draftees leave early from ARS. Jay Johnson becomes Jon Reith of Indian Atheran church. Poortery poetry tributes mark a funeral. Clark and Ley listed among deaths in the hometown area.
A Lafayette church wedding is noted alongside a Lake Viaontachee meeting and a town gathering at Noho Church with guests of C. E Plan. The fragment mentions ie SPARS AGO and Collier, but details are incomplete.
The article accuses Justice Bisa of pressuring the Supreme Court to approve a decision, noting a former law partner's role for United Mineworkers and warning that the court's dignity and impartial review are at stake amid perceptions of personal influence.
The Advisory Board and Trustee of Jackson Township Carroll County Indiana will meet at Virgil Sink’s office to receive sealed bids for a two ton chassis with fire fighting equipment and for two school buses. Bids must meet plans and specifications and include a bond. the board reserves the right to reject any bid.
Betty Ann Brady, Iowa native, joins WLW with broad radio newspaper and teaching experience. She will host "Crossroads Cafe" and "Home Forum" this summer and report on women's news across farm programs on National Station.
The New York state conservation department reports beavers in 10 Empire state counties count as a capital asset valued at 3 250 000. The notice adds that the asset assessment reflects regional wildlife value.
The notice lists a morning worship service at 10:00 A.M. led by Rev. Scfvntette with Sunday program for the day. A second 11:00 A.M. choir service is scheduled under Pastor John SicCaia Supe at the local church.
The Church of Christ announces morning worship at 10 30 A M and Christian Endeavor at 6 00 P M with rescuing worship at 7 30 P M Why attend church services on the Lord s day To obey the Lord do this in memory of me To obey His Word forsake not the assembling of yourselves together Ye are our epistle known and read of all men
Gurrows Congregational Christian Church announces Sunday worship at 10:00 AM with Bible School Superintendent and morning service from 11:00 to 11:40 AM D.S.T. Evening service at 7:30 PM with midweek prayer Wednesday at 7:30 PM Pastor Rev Campbell G Long and Pastor John A Stover listed among readings.
Clarence Sink and Pastor Wilbur Richardson lead Lower Deer Creek Church with Sunday School at 9 30 and morning service on the second and fourth Sundays each month.
The Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church Deer Creek Children’s Day program Sunday night June 23 featured recitations songs and a playlet titled My Summer Time Vacation. Participating children included Jannett Fry Klipp Phylis Campbell Larry George Campbell Ruth Ann Gene Nancy Larimore Bonnie Bill McFatridge Lois Ann Sidenbender Connie Cobham Nancy Chapman Jannett Nelson Frankie Adams Emmett Flerr Martha Joe Connie Kuzmans Edwin Lee McCain Wayne Robert Marjorie Hill Sandra Ulbrick Kathryn Jerry Lant Jerry Spangler.
Robert Dittman son of Mr and Mrs Carl Dittman and a 46 graduate of Camden High has been chosen to represent Carroll County at the State Club Leaders School to be held Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday at Indianapolis. Mr Nelson County Agriculture Agent will accompany Bob to the school.
The Boys 4-H Club holds its regular meeting Friday at Camden High School with Wm. McVay as acting president. Mr. Eastman will present movies, and refreshments will be served. Attendees should bring gym shoes.
The column notes a short murder fiction story in Peter Levins Album of Famous Mysteries as read in The American Weekly. It also lists local social news: Donald and Walter Le sh and Mac Johnsons back from a two week South trip, Nettie Warren moving to Okemos, a farewell party for Mrs Warren on June 9, and visits by Owen and others from Illinois.
Garth Johnson and Kenneth Sieber return to Ball State Teachers College in Muncie. Mr and Mrs William Castle host Mr and Mrs Edward Castle and their son from Ohio. The annual Agriculture Teachers Conference takes place at Purdue with H J Eastman attending all week.
Medical authorities acknowledge more than fifty diseases that can pass from animals to humans, highlighting the zoonotic risk and the need for surveillance, education, and preventive measures to protect public health.
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