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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
2
Camden IX Po No 322 announces a weekly meeting every Wednesday night. Officers and new officials are named, with attendees expected to ensure lodge ceremonies can be published when space allows.
A historical notice lists several fraternal and club meetings. It names groups such asFL and AM No 211 W W Pettiner See’y sab ML Henson Rebekah Lodge No 20 Pythian Sisters M I C Mildred Parret Order of Eastern Star No 405 Home Economics Club Literary and other clubs with meeting days: second and fourth Tuesdays, first and third Mondays, or biweekly October to June, including presiding officers and secretaries.
Miss Carrie Bohannon Mrs John Hardin and Mrs Anna Bohannon with Kenneth Bohannon attended a relative's funeral in Waveland on Tuesday. Roger Mayhill of Delphi was elected president of the Young People's division of the Indiana Council of Religious Education at Muncie last Thursday. Dr Homer P Rainey resigns as Franklin College president to become Bucknell University president in Lewisburg Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Davidson and son joined relatives for a reunion in Portland Indiana on Sunday.
Mrs L B Dixon and Eloise of South Bend visit locally this week while Mr and Mrs Charles Rice stay with relatives in South Bend. Camden Lumber Co to be connected. Rockfield youths serenade John Snoe berger and Mabel Snoe berger Tuesday night with singing and horn music ending at the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Fred Martin.
The Dinner Club of Camden met Monday night with Mrs. Neva Thompson of Delphi present. nearly all members attended.
The Camden Reds beat Deer Creek 4 to 3 as McCain held the visitors to scattered hits and struck out ten. Batteries were Joyce and McFatridge for Deer Creek and McCain Price Judy and Sanderson for Camden. Next Sunday Camden travels to Yeoman to face the Grays.
Everett Wolfe family from Indianapolis and relatives of Isaac Wolfe and A Wykle tour Hammond and Chicago visiting relatives. Several locals include Lee Sink and wives, J C Sink and others, Frank Snoeberger and D I Payton visiting. A Cam den Lumber Co paint ad offers 25 percent savings.
August Jacobs and his family from Tadianapolis are guests of Beasie and Perry York, sharing a social visit and hospitality.
Wm Sadler of Flora was carried to an Anderson sanatorium by the C E Baker ambulance on Wednesday for medical treatment.
Community club officers announce regular gatherings chaired by President R. E. Judy and Secretary J. B. Vurpillat with meetings on the first Monday of each month.
Wm. M. Thomas and his Lafayette family traveled Sunday to spend time with his sister Mrs. Amanda Snyder.
Mrs Alice Billingsnp and Mrs Cora Doyle assist as hostesses. Mrs Jennie Snoeberger leads the devotional. Mrs Grace Sharp will deliver a paper on Colporter Missionaries. Mr and Mrs Addis of Belvedere Ill were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Cline.
Jean Edging of Rockfield spent the week end visiting relatives in town and returned home afterward.
North Bound No. 321 to Camden 9 17 A M No 319 to Camden 7 25 P M South Bound No 318 to Camden 8 50 A M No 320 to Camden 7 50 P M Train No 318 flag stop for Indianapolis and beyond Train No 319 flag stop for points North and discharge south Train Nos 316 and 317 conditional stops for Chicago and Louisville passengers
A fragment notes a Curiosity exhibit featuring an unusual animal with catlike feet and a body like that of a hare. The piece mentions Phileo Hadio and Herb Smith from Dalphi and references Easter prices and a Burrows stall.
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