Electric light bill payment due by June twenty ninth
A local notice states one payable electric light bill must be settled no later than June 29. It cautions customers to ensure timely payment to avoid service interruption.
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1940
Page
3
A local notice states one payable electric light bill must be settled no later than June 29. It cautions customers to ensure timely payment to avoid service interruption.
The Carroll County Farm Bureau Insurance Queen contest selects a county queen to enter a state contest at the State Fair Farm Bureau Day. Candidates include Pauline Robeson, Marjorie Shank, and Maxine Kennard. Voters vote by policyholders and new applications, with top winners receiving a diamond ring and wrist watches.
The Camden 4-H Hustlers held a Mothers Tea on Wednesday June 19 at 2 00 PM with 27 guests and 26 members present. Lois Hughes sang and Marjorie Kanks led group singing. Marjorie Avery gave a room improvement demonstration on Suitable Necklines. Miss Feadrink of Lafayette demonstrated A Modern Washing Machine.
Mr. Dave Ray of Logansport visits his daughter Mrs. Bruce Yerkes and guests share supper. Leei Lesh and daughter return from Wisconsin and Chicago trips. Lesh and Mayhill head to Punetennis for Republican National Convention duties and library work in Washington. Delegates to the Democratic State Convention are listed among others.
The McDowell family observes the 75th birthday of LeRoy McDowell and Stella Gertrude McDowell Kerlin. Relatives gather Sunday at a local park for a small party with a tee and refreshments. The twins are children of Leonard and Minerva McDowell, longtime residents of Rockcreek township Carroll county.
Mr Lawrence Wright spoke about using 100 pounds of black strap molasses per ton with a sweet clover and alfalfa mix. A 580 pound barrel costs $7.00, making preservative cost about $1.20 per ton of hay. Grass silage appears cheap and productive due to AAA cut corn and hay supplies, with guidance from county agents or Purdue Agronomy Dept.
Charles Marshall left Wednesday for Tell City to reside with his mother. Arlene Little of Rochester is visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Arthur Little. Warner Bowman returns from Cass county for treatments. Ernest Flora family of Peru visited with Roy Snoeberger. June Wasson returned from Cass County hospital to her parents home. Charles Stigers and family back from Greencastle after visiting Ima Tribbett. Walter Miller of Lancaster Pennsylvania visits with Miller family. Ora Sanders and family hosted Frances and Louise Gardner from Burnettsville at their home.
Congregation at Burnetttsville Christian church held a surprise party and cooperative dinner in Monticello park to honor Rev Clyde AMS. The event featured Home Economics club members Martha Perry and Marelen Jane Hinkle and included judging and a breakfast menu organized by Nettie Berkshir Yard Goods.
The estate of G. Campbell is in probate. Charles Campbell, administrator, has filed a final settlement with the court. All heirs and creditors are notified to appear by September to contest the settlement. otherwise it will be approved. Lane, Clerk.
Roy Gardner has been placed in command of Company G 151st Infantry Delphi National Guard with the title Captain. The unit heads to Camp McCoy Wisconsin for three weeks training starting August 11 after a prior training stint at Camp Knox Kentucky. Gardner is a Camden man and World War I veteran.
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