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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
4
Bet On The Cubs Fourth Of July Ball Games
Fans rush for Wrigley Field tickets as Cubs host the Reds and Cardinals in early July games. Hartnett aims to win with all tools at his disposal while fans snap up five for the price of three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub
Wrigley Field
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Hartnett
Cubs
Annual Meeting of Keeps Creek Ase n
At Keeps Creek church in Clinton township Cass county officers were elected for the Keeps Creek Cemetery Association. Martin Justice became president replacing George Klepinger, Herman Benner was named vice president, A M Justice and Harold Briggs were chosen treasurers, with Mrs Fern Link relieved of duties. A three year trustee term was discussed and initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill Cemetery Association
Keeps Creek
Clinton Township
Cass County
Martin Justice
Presit
George Klepinger
Herman Benner
Fern Link
A. M. Justice
Ocean
Harold Briggs
Treasugoth
Best
Logansport
cHideen
Carroll County Bar Association Offices Closed in Summer VAC
The offices of the Carroll County Bar Association will be closed on Wednesday during Court vacation from June 28 to September 6, 1939. Carroll County Bar Association officers are Wm. C. Smith, President, Mahlon Kerlin, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttl
Carroll County Bar Association
Vaca
Wm. C. Smith
Mahlon Kerlin
Alumni Party Returns to County Gathering
An alumni party was held in the county featuring welcome remarks by Mrs Logan and a response by Meade. The event included performances from Quartette and performances led by Mrs Lloyd Beard, with Mrs Meade and Mrs Castyle among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arroll County
G. Loggan
Logan
A Meade
Quartette Township
Walters
Ben Metzger
Umni County S&e
Lloyd. Beard
Castyle
Return of the Cisco Kid Heads Roxy Week
The Roxy Theatre in Delphi showcases The Return of the Cisco Kid starring Warner Baxter and Cesar Romero Sunday and Monday June 25 26. Townsend threatens a fourth annual Townsend convention in Indianapolis and to launch a third party advocating retirement pensions and unemployment relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Mon
Warner Baxter
Cesar Romero
Roxy
Society Lawyer
Walter Pidgeon
Virginia Bruce
Captain Fury
Robin Hood
Brian Ahern
Victor McLaglen
Francis E. Townsend
Indianapolis
Camden Club Hosts Burrows Guests at Community Hall
Camden Club met in the Community hall at 6 30 Monday evening with Burrows business men as guests. Bobby Pettiner and five girls sang and played during dinner. Dr Walker and Mr Pettiner highlighted the program while the treasurer reported approval. Plans discussed for park lighting and a possible summer community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Burrows Business
Bobby Pettiner
Dr. Walker
Mr. Pettiner
Death of John B. Cornell in Deer Creek
John B. Cornell, 45, died Wednesday night at St. Joseph hospital after a stroke at his home Monday noon. A lifelong Deer Creek resident who ran a garage, he is survived by Pauline and Kenneth, a daughter Catherine, sister Mrs. Oscar Heins of Galveston, route 2, father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cornell, nephew Harold Fouts, and two uncles. Funeral services set for Friday at 2:30 p.m. at the Deer Creek home with Rev. Thomas L. of the Deer Creek Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial in Deer Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Cornell
St. Joseph Hospital
Deer Creek
Pauline
Kenneth
Catherine
Oscar Heins
Galveston
Charles Cornell
Harold Fouts
Thomas l
Camden Merchants Dominate Reynolds Boosters 9 to 1
Camden Merchants defeated Reynolds Boosters 9 to 1 on Sunday at Reynolds. Dora McCain pitched his first game of the season, allowing six hits, no passes, and eight strikeouts. Camden had 9 runs, 13 hits, and 4 errors while Reynolds scored once with 6 hits and 4 errors. The local team plans to host Kewanna Merchants, undefeated and featuring a star pitcher, next Sunday at Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Merchants
Reynolds
Reynolds Boosters
Dora McCain
Camden
Kewanna Merchants
Tion
Mrs Mary E Shanks Burial Thursday
Mrs Mary E Shanks 82 widow of L P Shanks died at home Tuesday after a lingering illness. Lifelong Carroll county resident. Survived by sons Clay Leonard Orris daughter Ursula Badger and sisters Malinda Chapman Rose Stine. Funeral at Paint Creek church and burial in Paint Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Shanks
L. P. Shanks
Camden
Route 1
Carroll County
Clay
Leonard
Orris
Logansport
Ursula Badger
Malinda Chapman
Galveston
Rose Stine
California
Paint Creek Church
Gordon Watson
Paint Creek Cemetery
Mrs Delbert Armstrong Dies in Lafayette
Dorothy Babbs Armstrong 27 of Lawrenceburg Illinois died at St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette after a brief illness shortly after arriving at her parents home Rev and Mrs Arthur Babbs She is survived by her husband Delbert Armstrong and daughter Joan Diane Funeral services were held in Lafayette Monday Mr Armstrong a son of Ellis Armstrong of Young America and former Camden residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Babbs Armstrong
Delbert
Joan Diane
Lawrenceburg
Illinois
Logansport
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
Arthur Babbs
Camden 4 H Hustlers Meet At Camden School
The Camden 4 H Hustlers gathered at the Camden School Building on Thursday June 15 1939 at 1 30 PM with Marjorie Shonk presiding. Seventeen members attended and Roberta Morgason Carol Yerkes Joan Beaugher and Wilma Jean Bryan gave demonstrations and a reading before games at the baseball field. The next meeting is set for June 22 1939 at 1 30 PM back at the Camden School Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden 4-H Hustlers
Camden
Marjorie Shonk
Elizabeth Walbert
Farm Bureau
Roberta Morgason
Carol Yerkes
Joan Beaugher
Wil
Former Camden Resident Returns for Visit
Mrs Jessie Chapman of Oakland California visits Camden as cousin of Mrs Effie Wyatt. Formerly Miss Jessie Lenon daughter of Samuel and Margaret Lenon she left Camden about thirty five years ago and has made only one prior visit. She has been visiting her sister Mrs Frank Porter in Florida for a couple of months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Chapman
Oakland
California
Effie’ Wyatt
Chapman
Jessie Lenon
Samual
Margaret Lenon
Camden
Frank Porter
Florida
Praise and Patience Amid Hard Times
A regional poem reflects on drought pests and heat, urging readers to stop complaining and trust in an all wise Father whose mercy never fails. It encourages gratitude, humility, and confession as storms pass and blessings arrive. The piece ends with a hopeful refrain about heavenly promises and a brighter outlook.
Newbery and Caldecott Winners Named at Conference
The Newbery prize goes to Elizabeth Enright for Thimble Summer about Garnet Linden on a Wisconsin farm. Thomas Handforth wins the Caldecott for Mei Li, a picture book from Peiping. Both awards honor distinguished American children’s books from the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Enright
Gladys English
American Library Association
Commerce High School
San Francisco
Association
Caldecott
Thomas Handforth
Mei Li
Miss Enright
Garnet Linden
Wisconsin
Frank Lloyd
Handforth
Mei-Li
Peiping
Frederick Melcher
Publishers’ Weekly
Hendrick van Loon
Kate Seredy
Dorothy P. Lathrop
Floyd Sink Donates Potatoes to Local Institutions
Carroll county potato grower Floyd Sink donated one hundred bushels of potatoes to each of four Lafayette institutions. The K of P Home Cary Home for Children St Elizabeth hospital and St Joseph Home received the aid on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Sink
Carroll County
Mr. Sink
K. of P. Home
Cary Home
St. Elizabeth Hospital
St. Joseph Home
Lafayette
Children’s Day at Rockfield Church Play and Processional
Rockfield Presbyterian Sunday School hosts Children's Day with a two act play North and South set in a Washington logging camp. The program includes scripture songs recitations solos and a welcoming procession led by a junior choir and several children and church members listed as participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockfield Presbyterian Sunday School
Washington State
Reuben Holgren
Letty
Dorcas Holgren
Kentucky
Helen Jane Hinkle
June Groninger
Eileen Bender
Willadean
Flora Fedora Lucas
Betty Jo McCarty
Tom Bender
Dick McCarty
Jack Good
Hal Roy Hinkle
Earnest Bob Shideler
Charles Thomas
Bill Gerald Smith
Tedford
Ben Groninger
Gerald Smith
Carol Bryan
Tiny Tots
Kay Black
Carolyn Coble
Glen Fincher
Norma Allen
Darrell Zinn
Norma
Louise Nagle
Hugo
Arlene Plan
Young Ladies Choir
In Memoriam Doris Ellen Mullins
In memory of our daughter Doris Ellen Mullins who died June 23 1936. Our Doris Ellen we miss you so Why did you leave us dear We know they need you in Heaven too But darling we need you here You are a little angel now And you are happy dear But as years go by our Doris Ellen will be thinking of you here Sadly missed by Mr and Mrs J R Mullins and son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Ellen Mullins
Doris Ellen
Heaven
Darling
Indiana unemployment claims show workers returning to jobs
Indiana Unemployment Compensation Division reports 9000 of 23000 claimants, whose accounts opened in late April to May 1938, remained unemployed long enough for maximum benefits. Weekly, hundreds of partially exhausted accounts are canceled. The findings counter claims that benefits discourage work, showing many claimants returned to private employment while still using benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Dr Scarseth to Speak on Soils and Men at Field Day
Purdue University soil chemist Dr George D Scarseth will be the principal speaker at the Small Grain and Legume Field Day at the Soils and Crops Experiment Farm on June 23. His career spans Wisconsin farming, three universities, United Fruit Co in Central America, Alabama Polytechnic Institute, and since 1938 the Purdue Agricultural Experiment Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Scarseth
Agronomy
Purdue University
Soils and Crops Experiment Farm
Wisconsin
United Fruit Company
Central America
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Purdue Agricultural Experiment Station
Scarseth
Indiana
Ithis State
Future Farmers 4 H Club Meets in Washington Township
The Future Farmers 4 H Club of Washington Township met at Billie Yeakley’s home near Deer Creek on Wednesday June 14 at 7 30 P M. James Campbell served as president and twelve members attended. The secretary’s report was read and approved. Yerkes spoke about his garden. Club material was distributed and record books were discussed. Games and refreshments followed. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday July 5 at 7 30 P M at Dean Yerkes’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers 4-H Club
Washington Township
Billie Yeakley
Deer Creek
James Campbell
An Yerkes
Dean Yerkes
Vacation Roundup of Local Residents and Visitors
A long list of residents and guests share leisure visits and travels. Junior Shanks enjoys a two week vacation while Ella Yakey visits home folks from Chicago and Edith Wilson travels from Pennsylvania to the Delmar Galbreth home. Other entries note visits across Indiana towns and gatherings with relatives, plus a marriage announcement for Delbert Armstrong and Dorothy Babbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Shanks
Ella Yakey
Chicago
Edith Wilson
Delmar Galbreth
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Roxy Attractions
Delphi
Townsend
Corrigan
Camden Club Fetes
Baseball News
Mr. and
Mrs. Dickine
Delbert Armstrong
Kaileth
Evry
Newbery Award
Rockfield
Memoriam
J. R.mullios
Dr. Scarseth
Future Farmers
Club
Rev
Mrs. Bender
Donna Mummert
Fay Francis
George Williams
Hanely Apperton
South Bend
Don Markin
Columbia City
David Ringer
Cecil Alma
D. T. Wyatt
Peggy Miller
Anna Miller
Pearl Arion
Barbara Duwller
Monticello
Will Musselman
Harry Thomas
Dale
Frankfort
Charles Guard
Paul
Marjorie Kahl
Wayne Brechbiel
Roy Leiber
Fort Wayne
C. E. Baker
Mrs. Carroll Harrison
Mrs
James Sharp
Rufus Lenon
Mary Tribbett
Carl Raber
Tom Raber
John Raber
Colfax
Raynes Gardner
Helen
Agnes Raber
George Cree
R.G
Walter Cree
Marion
Monroe Dilton
Harold Jones
Jess Kendall
Zephar Humerickhouse
Katie Humerickhouse
Ross Allen
Alice Leslie
Fred
Andy Reiken
Mexico
the County Medical Association
B. F. Wray
Fannie Shortridge
Neal
Mrs. McCain
Wyatt
James Shanks
Urmston
Susie Rhinehart
Burlington
Evelyn Price
Kokomo
Lee Sink
Miss Fern McCarty
Mrs. Herbert Teel
Bringhurst
Mrs. Teel
Delbert A. Armstrong
Ellis Armrae
Dorothy Babbs
A. V. Babbs
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