27 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
1
Arthur Brisbane discusses whether the Federal Reserve should push for growth while curbing usury. He cites the pope's protest turning into international tension, notes the Minsk and Veronese districts sending funds and bells toward war efforts, and questions the public mood and psychological factors shaping recovery. The piece also recalls gang violence, railroad plans, and Edison’s thoughts on mental activity and industry.
Charles N. Thompson donates a perpetual endowment of 525000 and an immediate 82500 gift to the Indianapolis Public Library for a memorial architecture and decoration collection. The Board of School Commissioners accepts the gift and Thompson plans 2500 for initial purchases, with a bequest of at least 25000 as a perpetual endowment. A Julia Conor Thompson Memorial bookplate is to be placed in each volume.
Mr and Mrs Dean Mills become parents of a son named Robert Dale born Sunday at St Elizabeth hospital. Mrs Thomas Linn and daughter Lena visited Joe and Brian Allen near Flora. Readers are asked to bring items to the Record News office or drop them in the Postoffice box.
Community papers request reader items for local briefs. Share notes on events, milestones, and notices to appear in the Record-News box for quick public notice. Submit with names places and dates when possible.
The Carroll County Bankers association meeting scheduled in Camden tonight is postponed to Wednesday evening April 2 at 7 30 in the Masonic Banquet hall. Mrs Charles Baker returns home after weeks visiting her sister in Florida. She was accompanied by two other sisters from Iowa and Indianapolis.
The Camden high school annual class tournament concluded last weekend with the seniors defeating the juniors 11 to 9 in the final game. The junior and senior girls also defeated their freshmen and sophomore counterparts, and the town men beat the country men. Mrs. Charles Barnes of Logansport, president of the YWCA, was named to a committee for the National Convention in Detroit in April.
Mr and Mrs Tarold Baker returned home after visiting Rev and Mrs Wm IL Guard. Their car broke down requiring an overnight stay in Kempton with return by train on Wednesday evening.
Fred Landis of Lowansport will address the community at the opera house on Monday evening April 7 on the line of community lift and cooperation. A program of singing and orchestra is planned and the talk is expected to be interesting and entertaining with a full opera house.
Carroll County Federation of clubs president Mrs A C Clauser announces an all day spring meeting on Monday May 12 at the Presbyterian church in Delphi with a noon dinner. Dr Albert I Sterne of Indianapolis will speak on Basic Factor in Crime related to Heredity Enrollment and Training and remedies.
A preacher riffs on wealth with a front pew parishioner in a $125 suit and other costly items. He questions money worship and imagines island banishment for money grubbers, noting they deal with honest neighbors and would fail without public goods.
The piece urges young people to value daily actions, assess their abilities, and use present moments to build toward meaningful future outcomes. It emphasizes self awareness, proactive effort, and turning today into the foundation of tomorrow.
J McPhail confirms Warren will take over as publisher and business manager of the Record News. He cites Warren’s painting and publishing experience and printer competence, and expresses regret at leaving Camden for health reasons with best wishes to patrons and staff.
The editor extends greetings to readers and local civic groups, expressing intent to improve coverage and serve town interests. He thanks Mrs. McPhail and invites collaboration and ideas to enhance the newspaper as a vital local medium.
A five year old boy, Lynn Lechin, was struck by an automobile in Flora during the morning. He sustained injuries but remained conscious after being taken to Flora Hospital. his condition was described as recovering and doctors noted no broken bones.
Fragmentary newspaper snippet mentions Mrs He Barry Houd Houdini and a note about pies for dinner. The text is unclear and lacks complete context or dates to establish a full event or人物.
A fragment notes a quiet Sunday where a person focused on pies and locking up, while Mrs. Is kept to herself amid small domestic details. L. P. Rehardt the piano tuner will visit Neher's around April 1.
Seed Corn and beans seed priced at 1 25 per unit with Soy Seed Co promoting their offerings. Local farmers urged to compare pricing and quality as planting season approaches.
Mrs. Wthel M. Croninger wife of Parks Croninger died suddenly at her Rockfield home from a heart attack Monday March 24 at 5 30 in the evening. She is survived by husband and four children Love Hal Marcella and Ren. Funeral services will be held Thursday at two o'clock from the Rockfield Presbyterian church with Rev Burham and Rev Cecil Atkinson officiating. Burial will be in the Rockfield I O O F cemetery. The community extends sympathy to the family.
Mrs. Thurlow George seeks a stroller in good condition in Camden.
Mr and Mrs Edward Gish of near Clymers spent the weekend with their son John Gish and family during a family visit and reunion.
Citizens Bank and Logan Loan and Trust merged Tuesday and will operate under the name Logansport Loan and Trust Co. The consolidation creates a single lender serving the Logansport area with combined capital and staff.
Mrs Nannie Richter and her son Fred spent Sunday with her brother Wilbur Blue and family in Bourbon Indiana, sharing a family Sunday gathering.
School dismissed at noon Wednesday so back drivers could reach home before night due to a Tuesday night and Wednesday snow storm.
Four Indiana University faculty members will take part in a symposium on correspondence study at the National University Extension Association annual conference in New York on May 7. The participants include Dr Will T Hale and Prof L J Mills from the English department, Prof Grover T Somers from the School of Education, and Prof Stephen Wisher from the Geology department.
The Farmers State Bank offers a 10 percent dividend on accounts of $500 or more while smaller balances are paid in full. Customers with existing accounts should visit the bank to receive their check. D L Musselman Liquidating Agent.
Vermont joins states using a college on wheels train sponsored by the state department of agriculture the University of Vermont and railroads to teach farmers the value of scientific dairy practices and application.
The text argues that suggestion in advertising powers consumer choice and drives success. It cites examples from breakfast foods to coats and shoes, claiming nervousness or desire can be sparked by ads. Merchants use advertising as the best medium, combined with good products and service, to create growth and prosperity.
A discussion notes that rough roads raise vehicle wear and operating costs. Iowa State College researchers estimate 2.37 cents more per mile for rough surfaces, equating to 237 dollars yearly for 10 000 miles. It argues that high quality pavements are costly but long-term savings exist.
The saying shifts from home being where the heart is to the heart living in the garage, reflecting a change in living space or lifestyle. The new trope emphasizes DIY work, storage, or hobby use of the garage rather than a traditional home-centric sentiment.
Camden Record News seeks local reporters for remote areas to cover community events and developments. Positions emphasize firsthand field reporting, reliability, and local knowledge.
Report notes a group of suspects who have been obstructing traffic are expected to be placed in jail workshops for supervised labor. Authorities indicate swift charges and placement under corrective labor programs.
Indiana University extension division announced the seventh annual bipis school Latin contest results. Carroll County winners Dana Carter Bringhurst and LeRoy Robeson Logansport earned Division 1B honors, while Charline Yeager Camden and Faye Jewett Burnettsville took Division 2. Sixty five state entrants will compete April 11 at Bloomington with medals for top three in each division.
Beginning Sunday March 23 the Methodist church will hold morning and evening preaching services. Worship at 10:30 A M and Vespers at 7 30 P M. All are cordially invited.
County school superintendents and principals gathered at the Deer Creek school building on Wednesday to discuss Promotion in Elementary and High School. The group urged parental cooperation and informed parents that promotion chances motivate better student effort. The next meeting on Tuesday, April 8 will discuss Student's Guidance with plans for an outstanding speaker.
W O Pettiner announces candidacy for Carroll County Auditor on the Republican ticket subject to the primary on May 6 1930. He asks for citizens support and signs the Camden address.
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