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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
8
Clay Township Farm Bureau met February 12 at 6. Ben Metzger spoke on Hybrid Seed Corn and J Mageart, County Agent, attended. Discussion covered The Family Album and Farm Bureau activities.
The Burlington Township Institute held a school gym program led by Ross Garrison and Uirk Metsger. Speakers included M K Derrick on Fertilizer and Social Morals, George on Farm Progress, with quilts, hobbies, eggs on display and musical numbers by Ralph J. and Ross Garrison, Mrs Gardner Barnard, Frank Austin, and a play The Album performed by the Woman's group.
A schedule for township land use meetings was announced listing Adams Jackson Liberty and Tippecanoe townships with dates February 23 27 28 and March 1 at 9 30 A M at various local venues. The note lists committees for each township and states the work concerns soil classification by farmers on a township basis with handling of woods permanent pasture rotated crop land and related uses.
Notice informs that electric light bills are due and payable no later than February twenty ninth. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaffer plan to move into the Lon Doyle apartment. James Sullivan and family moved into the Henry Miller property purchased from Jesse Zook. Mrs. Lee Wolf was called to Logansport for the critical illness of sister Mrs. Alice Wilson at Cass County Hospital. Mrs. Murray Tesh and children Laura Ann and Thomas visit the U E Tesh home. The Tesh family moved from Ferguson Missouri to Montpetier Ohio.
Indiana University Alumni from White Carroll and Cass counties heard President Herman B. Wells restate the university’s aims. He stressed scholarship, moral discipline, democratic governance, and efficient funding. Wells outlined future goals including faculty strengthening, expanded graduate instruction, library growth, broader arts, and closer medical and dental school integration.
The Jefferson Township Home Economics Club met February 8 at Yeoman with a pottery painting exhibit. An all day session is planned for March 14 with the project lesson.
Rockfield P T A members led by George McCain held Founder's Day at Rockfield School. The program featured song and play "The First P T A" with participants Mary Alice Brown Thelma Stotler Marcile Little Betty Thomas Virginia Winslow Mary Jean Helen Martin La Verne Temple and Darrell Zinn. Mrs Little received a gift and will move to Rochester soon as fourteen Boy Scouts led by Mr Adams demonstrated.
The Indiana Unemployment Compensation Board adopted a rule limiting wages subject to state unemployment contributions to the first $3,000 earned per employee per calendar year. Annual employer savings are projected at about $1,000,000, with the change effective for the first quarter of 1940.
An exam is set for a Junior Welfare Worker vacancy in Carroll County. Ruth E. Ayres requests applicants submit on official forms by February 26, 1940, to the Indiana State Department of Public Welfare. Salary ranges from 80 to 85 dollars, excluding travel. Age must be at least 21 with specified experience or college graduation.
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