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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
2
A historic newspaper fragment shows a subscription notice dated June 6 1926 stating a price of 1.50 dollars per year in advance for second class mailing from Camiden post office under the March 3 1877 act.
An editorial extols the value of old friends during fame and failure. It urges humility after success and comfort during sorrow, noting that happiness hinges on the blessing of understanding companions who offer truthful encouragement.
Isolationists argue the U.S. should focus on its own affairs and distrust international cooperation. They warn that Russia’s lack of cooperation fuels fears of a looming war unless allied countries shift toward genuine international engagement.
The discussion argues that Nebraskan voting attitudes reflect rural sparsity and that Republican stance in primaries signals a shift toward international cooperation. It critiques isolationism and Britain's loan terms, urging consensus through cooperation and modernization despite disagreements among major nations.
The piece argues the president should divorce from party politics after election to act as a statesman. It notes the reality of continued party leadership, influence of pressure groups, and the pressure to secure votes for reelection, which hinders objective governance.
The Advisory Board and Trustee of Jackson Township Carroll County Indiana will meet July 5 1946 at 8:00 am at the trustee’s home to receive sealed bids for one chassis two ten or better with fire fighting equipment per specifications on file with Fire Chief Plafold Wyatt Camden Indiana and to receive bids for two school bus chassis. The successful bidder for fire fighting equipment must furnish bond. The board reserves the right to reject any bids. VIRG H LINK TRUSTEE WILLARD LANE CO BAKER 1 6 BRENNEDY Members of Advisory Board
A national rural health survey finds 80 percent of farmers want public clinics in rural areas and 75 percent favor a pre payment plan for hospital and medical care.
The report notes that bats are not drawn to light, yet they catch insects drawn toward the glow. This observation highlights how illumination affects prey availability for flying mammals.
From the perspective of terrain climate and soil Japan may be categorized as a poorer agricultural country in the assessment.
The damage from branding hides of range cattle cows and steers is estimated at more than six million dollars annually.
In 1934 Illinois used 491,644 tons of limestone and by 1944 usage rose to 4,214,600 tons. The note also mentions electric cords should hang straight to last longer.
The author argues most difficulties stem from a president's plans and party ambitions for re election. A single term with no reelection would allow the president to serve all the people free from factional pressures, removing the office from politics.
The assistant superintendent Mr William Justice Pater and Rev Long announce Sunday services at 10:00 AM Sunday School and 11:00 AM Morning Worship with Mothers Day program led by Rev Schuette. John McCain named superintendent. Rockfield Church of Christ holds 9:30 AM Morning Worship, 10:30 AM Bible School, 6:00 PM Christian Endeavor and 7:30 PM Evening Worship. The article urges attendance to obey God and set a Christian example.
Burrows Congregational Christian Church schedules Sunday School at 10:00 and worship on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 11:00 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. John A. Stover serves as minister alongside the local Methodist Church.
The Baptist Friendly Church led by Pastor Rev Cary Beth Longe and Mrs Harold Wyatt offers Bible School Superintendent duties, morning worship from 10 to 11, Bible School 11 to 11 40, and evening worship at 7 30 with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30. Leaders include D. Bible School and Mr Carl Coble.
The notice lists Lower Deer Creek Church at Clarefice Sink with Pastor Wilbur Richardson. It mentions the 2a Sunday School and 4th Sunday activities at the location.
Esther Leslie and Robert Shields wed as Camden Trio broadcasts over WKMO. Miss Alice Brietwiser, bride elect, attends a shower hosted by Mrs. Helen Snell. Wanda Rupley and Delbert Appleton marry in a South Bend ceremony.
Reported wedding of Miss Helen Louise Lane and William Paden took place at the Baptist church. The notice notes community interest in the ceremony and attendees.
A Red Carrier Pigeon carrying an inscription Millrose Mass. 35 is noted from Samue Randolph farm. Harry Hatton, superintendent of schools, enrolled at Butler University in Indianapolis. Mrs. George Hunt hosted the Women's Missionary Society. Roy Gardner and Fred Leslie attended the American Legion District meeting at Tipton.
Brahman cattle, an Asiatic breed, are numerous in coastal states where semi-tropical climate favors their spread.
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