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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1939
Page
5
A fragmented report notes Mrs Risaleth Bid a Roller and LeRoy and Mrs Clyde Min of Mason Kentucky and Indiana University ties during a summer illness affecting Golbreth in a local context.
A Camden 4-H Hustlers event occurred at Camden School on es i 23 at 2 00. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a youth meeting or activity with repeat notes.
Extracts from Porter County and Sullivan County records reveal rental agreements for court space, fuel allowances, and notes on the death of Stephen A. Douglas. The items reflect 1830s records including rental terms with G W Turner and fuel payments to Charles G Minnick, plus a memorial note on Douglas’s death.
The reader explains receiving a married status and a nonworking plan, noting the old Social Security card is invalid. A new card with a new number is requested by completing the Change of Records form and updating records accordingly.
The week brings illness news for Roy Caldwell near Camden and visits from Otis Beamer and family. East of Camden Starback returns home. Mrs. Elmo Redding honored with a shower. Rev W A Bender led services for the funeral of Mrs. Martha Dillman. Harry and Byron O Bear enroll for Danville summer term. social security updates show Indiana totals and Lafayette office counts.
The Happy Go Lucky 4H Club of Monroe Township met at Sara Ejkenterry's home near Flora on Thursday June 22 at 1 30 PM with 32 members present. Demonstrations were given by Martha Draper Blanche Imler Janie Sheagley Sara Lee Eikenberry Annabelle Smith Garnet Musselman and Joann Shoff. A My Ideal Home discussion led by Vernabelle Pope. Flowers and seams were judged for practice. Refreshments were served by Sara Lee Eikenbery Dena Scott and Janie Sheagley. The next meeting is planned for Thursday July 6 at 1 30 PM at Garnet Musselman's home.
The Wide Awake 4 H Club of Adams Township met at the Adams School Building near Lockport on Thursday June 15 at 1 30 PM. The president called the meeting to order, roll call answered by My Favorite Musical Instrument, minutes read and approved, songs sung, refreshments served. The next meeting is set for Thursday June 29 at 1 30 PM at the Adams School Building.
The Delphinium 4 H Club of Deer Creek Township gathered in the Home Economics Room at Delphi High School on Wednesday June 21 at 2 00 P M. Thirty one members attended and answered the roll call with reports on their club work. Three demonstrations were presented and Patty Sheets performed a recitation.
The Adams Township Home Economics Club met June 21 at the school building with fifty two present. Mrs Gladys Hoffman led the meeting and Grace Grantham and Josephine Robison led the Guest Day program. The next meeting is set for July 19 at Leona McManin’s home.
The Deer Creek Township Farm Bureau held a June 19 meeting at the County Agent's office with about fifty attendees. Guest speaker Anson Thomason spoke for the evening as the Carroll County Recreational Department sponsored performances by Ruth Flagler and others. Ice cream and cake followed the program.
Ruth Robeson, Joe Talen and Mr and Mrs Harold Sink spent Sunday at Turkey Run. Fred Hedderich suffered a severe thumb injury when his band was caught in a sow at their farm southeast of Camden Wednesday evening. Mrs Clarence Davidson has been on the sick list. Grace Babcock and children, visiting with her sister Mrs Dallas Edging, will return Safar to Sheridan Wyoming. Art Brown has been ill after a stroke. The Pennsylvania office at Bringhurst closed indefinitely. Grant Sweet has been operator there for years. Chester Lesh, longtime Logansport Press employee, promoted to foreman of the back office. The Camden Record-News praises its hometown staff.
An article describes an American house inspired by Greek early architecture. Designed by Randolph Evans for the Monthly Small House Club of New York, the 30 foot wide home emphasizes fire resistance weather durability and lasting beauty. The dwelling showcases pediments projecting eaves and square classic posts despite its modern American adaptation.
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