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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
5
Inspectors from Indiana's Gross Income Tax Division audited itinerant merchants and show companies at state fairs. The four year enforcement program targets nonresidents earning income in Indiana and requires tax compliance for income over the $1,000,000 threshold.
A field office notice explains how to obtain a duplicate Social Security number card. It outlines eligibility for those who have lost cards and the steps to apply, including submitting a form and providing required documents. The message references local offices and contact points for residents seeking replacements.
Historical Records Survey discovers verbatim material from Knox County Common Pleas Court Vincennes 1807. On motion of G W Johnston Joseph Saffin petitioned to take relief under the act for relief of imprisoned debtors, proved notices to creditors, was discharged after oath and estate schedule.
Board orders Chapman County Agent to advertise sale of Greenfield lots to occur August 12 1828 with notices in Lag Sign and distribution to terms of sale including one fourth cash and balance in equal annual payments.
A small notice notes Methodist church classes met at the home of Gerald Sieber on Tuesday night in That Ok Prom. Jax County Commissioners' Record 3839.
Mary Bennett reported ill as Wayne Kuszmaul visits from Cincinnati. A Children's Day program is set for Sunday night at the Baptist church. Several local families hosted guests, and trips to California and Missouri were noted. Father’s Day services were held at Burrows Presbyterian Church. A new Boy Scout troop inquiry is announced in Camden. The Carroll County Board of Review finishes township inspection. reassessments scheduled with visits the week of June 25.
Electric light bills are due and payable not later than June 29. The notice warns customers to settle charges promptly to avoid service interruption and possible penalties.
Mrs. Clara Galloway visits relatives in Chicago as Rockfield Scouts meet at Clyde Adkins home. Jake Kennedy from Columbus, Ohio, visits sister Marie Logan and family. Rev. and Mrs. Hugo return from the Synod meeting at Franklin Indiana. Several Rockfield residents entertain relatives and attend gatherings with neighbors and church members.
The Live Wire 4-H Clubs of Jackson township held their regular meeting at Margaret and Paul Hedderich’s home on June 20. Twenty-two members attended with twelve guests. Activities included group singing, short talks on My Five-Acre Corn Project, My Town Garden, Growing Good Potatoes, and Growing Beef on the Home Farm. Guest Ralph Rhinehart of Burling ton spoke on raising a dairy calf. Next meeting is July 11 at Basil Parker’s home.
A playful guide to using homemade jellies as fashion and gifts at parties. Ideas include decorative jars with fruit accents, cellophane bonnets, and confections styled as table accents. Provides two quick jelly recipes using ripe cherries currants and blackberries with precise steps and canning tips.
The Tippecanoe Township Home Economics Club met June 14 at 1 30 P M with forty four members present. 4 H Club girls demonstrated their work and Mrs Charles Hannell reported on the 4 H Club Round-Up and county work. The next meeting will be July 19 at 1 00 P M at Mrs Irene Clauser home.
The text recalls Napoleon dying in May 1821 on Saint Helena and being interred there with no Paris burial. It notes Guernsey as an English island with French-speaking inhabitants and mentions a view of England as the king of England the duke of Normandy. It also mentions Hygeia Health Magazine commenting that the tropics may be humanity's first home due to warmth.
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