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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
3
The Live Wire 4H Club of Jackson Township met at Richard Snoeberger’s home with 18 members present. Members shared project progress in roll call and Mr Renner led a general discussion of the projects. Afterward, games were played and refreshments served.
The Washington township farm bureau will meet on July 1 at 8 p.m. in Deer Creek. Mrs Moleland will lead the program with Mrs Jesse Yeager giving a short talk and Dewey Zinn speaking on crop insurance. Beverly Caldwell and Marjorie Wilson will sing together, followed by readings by Betty and Ruth McLeland and a song by Evelyn Sprinkle.
The piece traces the Missouri Illinois fight over river crossings for the National Road from the St. Louis crossing at Missouri to Alton in Illinois. A 1847 bill favored Alton but never reached a vote, and Vandalia remained the river-crossing point as better transport methods emerged.
Burrows Church continues its rural ministry grounded in liberty justice and democracy with Christ as head. Since January 1st twelve people joined and seventeen in 1837. The building and parsonage are lacking but debt is minimal as the church aims to be a shrine for both poor and affluent and to provide Christian leadership for rural America and urban areas.
A motivational verse urges a young man to press on toward success despite fate and hardship. The speaker, Mary Kinsey, counsels resilience, praising endurance and the promise of fame and happiness through continued effort.
Mr and Mrs Louis Shaffer and family visited Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Tom Shaffer at Lockport.
Carroll county REMC seeks to extend service with a 100 mile line contingent on a countywide survey. Members must sign applications and easements for tree trimming anchors and right of way. Directors conduct township surveys to gauge current use customer distance and line routing for potential expansion toward adjoining counties.
The Carroll circuit court adjourned Saturday after a busy term and will vacation until September 12. Court will be held four days during the vacation on July 15, 29, August 15, and 31. Two Civil War veterans, William Ziegler and Andrew Young, both of Logansport, left Tuesday by train to attend the reunion at Gettysburg, Pa.
The Burrows column notes the Starkey family is home with whooping cough, Mrs. Lowe and son Jimmie vacationing with relatives, and a Monday schoolhouse meeting to plan Rally Day. It lists numerous local visitors, picnics at French Post Park, and a Woodman lodge banquet at the Monticello hotel with area residents from Kalkamo, Marion, Fort Wayne, and Portland.
The girls camp runs July 25 to 28 and the boys camp July 31 to August 3. Carroll Pulaski and White Counties join the girls group directed by Katherine Benner Pulaski home demonstration agent. The boys group is led by Edward Dykhuizen Brockaton High School vocational teacher in White County.
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