Lon Crooks Turns to Charcoal By Business
Lud Huston has just lit the first pit for Lon Crooks as he shifts to charcoal production, signaling the start of a new venture in the local craft industry.
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
5
Lud Huston has just lit the first pit for Lon Crooks as he shifts to charcoal production, signaling the start of a new venture in the local craft industry.
Roskuski family vacationing with Mrs. Roskuski’s mother west of town. Frank and Mrs. Brown visited with the Shaffer family near Russiaville. Mrs. Barnhart of near Wheeling in serious condition. Evelyn Niccum, nursing student, enjoys a three week vacation with her parents. Mrs. Voorhees and Detroit visitors stay in city until July 4 when Mr. Voorhees joins them. Helen Gerard begins summer term at Michigan University Ann Arbor after which she earns a diploma. Velma Robbinbaugh attends Butler University summer term. Eris Steckel and family from Lafayette spent Sunday with Mrs. Ella Steckel.
Mr and Mrs Ed Cline purchased the Reiff property on the Bringhurst Flora road now occupied by Paul Holmes and family Pearl Overholser has been ill the past week Miss Myrtle Hoff and Miss Lula Studebaker care for her Misses Louise and Mamie Smith daughters of Trustee and Mrs Glenmith who toured the east with a concert company have returned home and will likely not resume work at present
Mrs Chester Gardner and Mrs Mary Paonerge join Mrs Carl Raber in a Del Pai speaking event.
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