Piano Tuner D E Roberts to Visit Camden
D E Roberts the piano tuner will visit Camden soon. Have your order awaiting him at Mrs. Charles Guard's and do not neglect your piano.
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
7
D E Roberts the piano tuner will visit Camden soon. Have your order awaiting him at Mrs. Charles Guard's and do not neglect your piano.
Mrs. Joe Neibel is quite ill at this writing. Miss Mary Reppert of Rossville visits relatives in Pyrmont. A covered dish supper was enjoyed by M. E. church members Monday evening. Miss Gladys Cline spent two weeks with grandparents Mr and Mrs W Cline. Mr and Mrs Sheets formerly of Camden entertained at dinner Sunday. Dr and Mrs B C Kerkhove. Miss Esther Warren of Ann Arbor Michigan spends the week with her mother Mrs N L Warren.
Burrows residents Mrs Edwin Alread and Mrs Lettie Alread visited Mrs Margaret Kennedy Sunday. Cadillacs N L Norris N L Warren and families host, Delphi visitors Paul Lostetter and Mrs Baker enjoy Greenville, Ohio. Delta Woman's Club to hold June garden party June 22 at Mrs J Amick's with several helpers. E Frank Gardiner named president of Public Utilities Advertising Association.
Miss Maxine Leslie of Blackwell Gide arrived Wednesday to spend the summer with her grandmother Mrs. Alice Leslie and other relatives. She is now the guest of her aunt Mrs. Andy Heike and husband Monti Cello.
A daughter was born on Sunday to Mr and Mrs Otis Geore tge. Beverly Jean is the newborn new arrival.
A full blood red Durham bull, 3 years old, available by inquiry. Contact Burrows at phone 15A for details.
A tall Democratic pole was raised in Flora on Saturday night with the Camden band in attendance. Democrats were scarce, Garfield men aided in erection. Seventy eight teachers attended the County Normal. nearly two thirds of county teachers present. Carroll county may be proud of its teachers amid this sample.
Round trip tickets for the Bringhurst rally are 25 cents with trains waiting thirty minutes after card time for passengers. A grand Democratic rally is planned Saturday the 25th with Judge J. R. Coffroth of Lafayette speaking in the day and Hon. J. R. Dolittle at night followed by a torchlight parade.
On the 8th instant between six in the morning and six in the evening Messrs. B F Eyman and J Kleckner cut from standing trees nineteen thousand sixty six feet of timber with no log exceeding fourteen feet in length They challenge others to beat the feat The notice also promotes car insurance by F G Armick with premiums payable in installments and urges drivers to insure their autos.
Captain Lucas a former Carrol county native now northern Iowa newspaper publisher visited Camden yesterday as a Republican candidate for Auditor of State. The Baptist church contract was awarded to Evans and Leslie for 2950 dollars, covering all but stone and brick, with work to start immediately and be enclosed this fall for seating next season.
Mrs Frank Austin, visiting Goshen, broke her leg in two places after missing a stair step and is under care at Goshen hospital. Daughter Mrs Marvin Wise lives near Camden. Mr and Mrs I J Myer of Indianapolis stayed with Mrs Myer, mother of I J Myer, west of town. she has been poorly for some time.
Mrs Maggie Peterson and others Mrs Etna Miss and Mrs Lou Hart with Mrs Harry Hart completed a car trip returning last Saturday from Kankakee Illinois.
Mr and Mrs Noah Myer of Dayton Ohio visit the farmer's sister Mrs Lewis and their mother Mrs Sarah Myer during a family occasion.
Mr and Mrs John Sink and Hélen of this city with Mr and Mrs James Cripe and family of Delphi visited last Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Haoaway near Mechabigaburg as a serious illness affected the mother.
Hay fever caused by wind carried pollen from grasses and weeds varying by community. Immunization using pollen extracts offers protection, timothy and ragweed are common offenders. skin tests can identify culprits, start immunization weeks before symptoms begin for best results.
Northbound No. 317 due 12 47 P M flag stop for passengers. Southbound No. 320 due 7 50 P M regular stop for passengers.
Mrs. Paul Martin and children of Muncie visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Foust and relatives. Mrs. John Hardin and children of Logansport visit her mother Mrs Anna Bohannon. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Brechbiel welcome their return to Indiana to reside near Burnettsville. Levi Groninger and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Groninger Thursday and Friday.
The state road paving is advancing quickly as buildings are moved and torn down this past week to allow grading. The cement crew hopes to reach Rockfield this weekend if weather allows. Two serious accidents occurred last week with severe limb injury and facial burns from a radiator cap incident. Authorities hope no further incidents follow.
Mrs Frank Kennedy has returned home after spending the past week with her daughter Mrs Nola Finney and family of Flora.
Health notes from Carroll County Tuberculosis Association explain hay fever stems from wind carried pollen. Immunization with pollen extracts can build immunity, starting weeks before symptoms, with tests to identify specific pollen such as timothy or ragweed. Treatments during symptoms also help.
The Detroit News notes a Post Office distinction: cards bought at the post office with printed stamps are postal cards, while unstamped cards bought from private firms featuring pictures are post cards.
Two pineapple based salads are described with protein digestion notes. Pineapple Beet and Celery Salad layers pineapple, beets, celery and green pepper with mayonnaise center. Serves six. Shrimp in Pineapple Aspic uses gelatin and lemon juice to create layered molds with shrimp and pineapple, served on lettuce with mayonnaise. Serves eight.
A civil war in industry over sanitary protection features in factories, with workers trained in sanitation and products packed to avoid contamination. A photo shows a glass shield resembling a windshield protecting cigars tipped from workers to keep them clean, marketed as the only cigar finished under glass for the imbiber’s protection.
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