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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
3
The Indiana Unemployment Compensation Division announces new applications for job relief benefits. The plan mentions retirement entitlements and railroad job insurance across states, with eligibility linked to federal retirement provisions.
Carroll county truck and trailer operators flocked to the license office as the weight tax plate requirement took effect statewide. Starting Wednesday June 21 state police will stop and arrest drivers not displaying plates, though purchases remain possible at the license office without penalty. Hundreds in Carroll County have yet to obtain plates and will be stopped if they operate on highways without them.
The survey advises youths to consider hands on and mechanical careers and to weigh white collar options. For boys promising vocations include tool and die maker machinist aviation mechanic mechanical engineer tool designer and chemist or chemical engineer. For girls suitable roles include stenographer office machine operator beauty culturist trained nurse dietitian and designer of clothes textiles or millinery.
Miss Blanche Zaring of Purdue will give the third professional lesson Thursday June 29 at 9:45 A M at the County Agent's Office. The program covers Pillows One Can Make Principals of Flower Arrangements and Building Room Color Schemes. The Wertheimer Cattle Company will hold another large cattle sale tomorrow starting at 1:00.
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions Indianapolis as the Hoosier city for a convention with over 100,000 people from across the nation. It references a Colorado group, a five mile motorcade, and names like Erickson in an unclear context.
The Kbee Seer variation is identified as Rumex acetosella, a weed called sorrel in many areas. It goes by sour-weed horse sorrel red-top sorrel cow sorrel red-weed and mountain sorrel, varying by region.
The 4-H camp schedule for Carroll Cass White Pulaski and Miami counties is announced with a boys camp July 30 to August 2 at Camp Tecumseh near Delphi directed by C E Olson. Girls camp runs July 24–27 directed by R J Maggart. About 8000 4 H youth statewide expected to attend camps statewide.
County auditor Wade Farre released the semiannual distribution totaling 222 779 83 to townships including Adams 5 858 56 Buffington 8 242 73 Carrollton 9 196 73 Clay 5 007 28 Deer Creek 689 26 Deer Creek School 28 065 14 Democrat 8 531 85 Jackson 7 925 00 Sefferton 9 552 59 Liberty 3 286 60 Madison 4 906 50 Moros 14 608 56 Rock Creek 6 670 41 Tippecanoe 6 592 75 Washington 7 790 90 Camden 2 282 68 Delphi 15 308 09 Hoosier 7 214 00 Yeoman 441 00.
The passage details a champion short boil strawberry jelly. It lists ingredients such as 4 cups berry juice 3 tablespoons lemon juice 8 cups sugar and a method of boiling to a full rolling boil. It emphasizes family pride in a perfected preserves technique and a ceremonial enjoyment of the spread.
The Carrollton Township Home Economics Club met June 14 with thirty five members and six visitors present. The discussion focused on Reeves and shrubs and discussed orders for a dune project at 1 80 P M at the home of Mrs Sueen Wagoner.
Miss Frances Leslie had her nails out at St Joseph hospital this morning. Miss Hilde Chapman listed as the daughter of Mire oe Bat Robeson. Mrs Rue Sullivan was taken to Cass County hospital for an appendicitis operation last Saturday. Gerald Harrison recovered at Cass County teak where he was ill but is doing nicely.
Raph Sullivan cut his leg severely requiring tetanus serum. Miss Ruth Sink, a North Manchester College student, is mentioned as related to Rev. Clarence Sink. Mrs. Wayne Timmons and daughter Shirley Louise visited Aunt Alice Wilson in Ivette during part of the week.
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