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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
3
An advertisement invites customers to mail worn shoes for repair at low cost with return postage paid. The note promises a good job and asks customers to specify desired repairs. Also mentions Miss Adda Lee Penington of Birmingham visiting the G. A. Hunt residence.
The Burrows Presbyterian Parish reports strong turnout in summer with 174 present at Sunday School, surpassing a 170 goal. Morning worship features junior and senior sermons. attendees are urged to arrive early for a 7:30 start and to check the paper for the music program.
The license bureaus will handle tax matters to allow one trip filing. Individuals and businesses with May and June income over 166.67 must file a first tax period return. those earning under 83.34 monthly avoid direct tax. If income exceeds 85,000 annually, future returns due January 15, 1934 and annually after. The form requires two to three minutes to complete with totals rather than detailed records.
The writer argues the United States has supplied over ten billion dollars in aid to foreign nations in a decade and faces a push in Congress to provide eleven more. They cite Farm Board dealings with China, including a twenty million dollar wheat sale on credit, repayable by note, and a later fifty million loan for wheat and cotton with tax-backed security. The piece questions repayment certainty and risks of dumping, warning about loan continuity and tax reliability.
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association editors convene at Lake Wawasee August 7 and 8 for two days of events and entertainment. An open house in Plymouth hosted by Clay Metsker will greet southern editors en route, with lunch slots 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM on Monday. Reservations for Spink Wawasee hotel accommodations open this week.
The Joseph Shanks family reunion was held at French Post Park on Sunday. Free moving pictures arrive Saturday evening sponsored by the Farmers Cooperative Store. Mr and Mrs Earl Flora and daughter of Logansport visited with Mrs Anna Flora. Mrs Wight Kesler and daughter from Flint Michigan are guests of Albert Williamson. Carl Million lost a corn crib in a Saturday fire. all corn burned. Mrs Sadie McCarty recovering well at home after illness in Frank Moss’s home.
Prices listed for wash trousers in several fabrics including white duck linen seersuckers flannels and fancy stripe at 98c 1.25 1.45 1.65 1.95 2.50 and 2.95 with boys’ sizes at 79c 89c 98c and 1.19. Juliua Clothier promotes value in a local catalog note.
Mrs Jason M Been travels to Rochester Minnesota to be with her husband who is undergoing treatments at a hospital. Attorney Jason M Jo is accompanying and assisting during this period.
A brief church notice from Rockfyrld Christian Church notes an 8:00 a m service. The text references Reverend Goodsy'man of Old and mentions blessings and fellowship during the gathering.
D FE Roberts piano tuner and repairer announces piano tuning and repair services in Camden and vicinity. He will be in the area to tune and repair pianos and has orders awaiting him with Mrs. Chas Guard. Also advertising for sale of galvanized roof material and pine siding salvage from Horses Home Livery Barn.
Straw Hat weather arrives as C O Julius Clothier offers prices on men and boys hats from 9c to 50c and dress straw hats up to 1.95. Local residents visit Indianapolis and North Manchester while others attend garden parties and dinners. the Record-News notes gifts of Regal lilies and the Delphi Woman's Club plans a garden party.
Ed Rees died at his Cutler home Sunday. The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Beck and family are in Detroit. Pythian Sisters meet Monday night for the season finale. Mrs. Laura Jackson of Bringhurst visited Orval Shank and family earlier this week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weit and daughter of St Louis are staying this summer with L. H. Smith. The West Central Dental Society clinic will be at Tippecanoe Country club near Monticello this year with Dr. J. C. Schermerthorn of Flora as president.
Deer Creek invaded Camden's diamond Sunday for a 10 to 2 victory as Deer Creek collected ten hits and Cam den committed five errors. Grady caught for Deer Creek while Downey McCain and Patty worked the Camden battery. The home team travels to Logan sport for a July 4th game at Riverside Park.
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