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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1940
Page
2
The article explains using regular home lighting for in door photography with high speed film. It notes exposure times vary by distance from the light, with a one second exposure for a child one foot from a 100 watt bulb and 10 to 20 seconds for five to six feet away. It encourages steady camera support and trying interiors and table top shots.
Delmar Galbreth leads Morning Worship on June 30 at 9 30 with a sermon Jesus The All Sufficient One Evening Worship at 7 30 on Peter s Call first in a new series. Methodist Church holds 9 30 Sunday School supervised by Joy Edging with preaching every other Sunday at 10 30. Burrows Congregational Christian Church lists services at 10 00 and preaching on the 1st and 4th Sundays at 11 00 and 7 00 with Rev. R E Juces as pastor.
Rockfield Presbyterian led by Hal Groninger with Supt. duties. Peter's Lutheran led by George L. Schroyer. Dean McCain as Supt. Church school at 9:30 A.M. Services at 10:45 A.M. Lower Deer Creek Church and Bachelor Run alternate Sunday services with Paul Bechdell as Superintendent and Clarence Sink as Pastor.
Hickory Grove Congregational Christian Church invites all to Sunday School each Sunday at 10:00. Preaching occurs on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 11:00 and 7:00. A welcome awaits you.
Pastor Rev. R. M. Brayton urges reform in church teaching with the phrase Don’t send your children to Sunday School Bring them The service includes unified gatherings led by Supt Truman Doyel with sessions at 9 30 and an 11 00 close followed by 7 30 evening worship at Burrows Presbyterian with Wilson Bush as Assistant Supt and Lewis Gardner assisting.
Over a dozen locals including Mrs Harold Wyatt and Harold Trapp gathered at a Monticello Sunday Sigman reunion. Several families travelled for the event continuing weekend visits and socializing in Indiana Polis and Wisconsin. A separate health feature warns readers to choose sunglasses carefully this summer with guidance from the Better Vision Institute.
The article argues for consistent road signs across states to reduce driver confusion at borders. It cites the National Conference of Street and Highway Safety and the Uniform Traffic Patrol Committee under the American Association of State Highway Officials and calls communities to follow their guidance.
A Purdue Extension summary covers practical farming notes. Topics include use of clothes pins on hangers, hen laying patterns, waste of man aging ability, hog vaccination for cholera, weed costs in Indiana farms, a single fly’s many descendants, fertilizer analysis, work horse feeding, and Sunday grain reductions with contact for more information.
The article states limburger originated in Luttich Belgium and was marketed in Limburg Belgium, challenging the belief that the cheese is foreign and German in origin.
Dr. L A Warren of Lincoln Museum Fort Wayne discusses a Gatling letter from June 15 1877 noting the machine gun could arm a single man to do the work of a hundred. History shows the weapon became a deadly tool rather than war’s antidote.
Army units announce enlistment for the 7th Cavalry Brigade, a mechanized force to support rapid transit and on the move provisioning. Rolling kitchens travel with columns to serve meals when halted.
The tenth annual Boswell celebration runs July 2 to 4 with free acts twice daily including trapeze, clowns, acrobats, trained horses, and the Stratosphere Man atop a 138 foot high act with a 500 foot slide. Fireworks nightly and a Great Sutton Shows midway accompany rides, minstrel shows, and dances free each evening. Boswell, at US 41 and State Rd 352, bills itself as the hub of the universe.
The program trains soldiers in equipment upkeep within the mechanic cavalry, offering young men a valuable start in private industry if they leave the service.
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