St Peters Lutheran Church Services and Faith Reflections
St Peters Lutheran Church in Camden lists 9 30 Sunday School led by Maurice Cohee Superintendent 10 30 Morning Worship and 7 30 Evening Services with hopeful notes on church growth The pastor attended the Michigan Synod day at Mulberry Lutheran Home and described it as inspiring The South Bend choir aided the service and the afternoon meeting outlined the churchs needs Regular services are planned for next Lord's day with Sunday school at 9 30 Am and worship at 10 30 Am and 7 30 PM All are welcome to attend The church urges broader community contact to enlarge the congregation Yours for the best things in life
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Michigan Synod
Mulberry Lutheran Home
South Bend
St. Peter’s Church of
Camden
Camden M E Church Service and Meeting Schedule
The Camden M E Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 A M with Reverend F H Collier pastor preaching at 10 30 A M Mrs Aetta Cole leads the Sunday School supervision The official board meets on the second Tuesday of each month for church business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Collier
Aetta Cole
Lower Deer Creek Church Rite Sermons and Meetings
Lower Deer Creek Church notes Sept Sunday services at 10 30 and first and third Sundays at 7 00 PM with a fifth Sunday program. Next Tuesday at 7 15 PM members meet to plan for the Love Feast on Oct 1 and to elect Sunday school officers for the year beginning Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Replogle
Lord's Vineyard
Poreeto
Isa
Carroll Democrats Form Farm Junior Club
The Carroll Democrats in Carroll County establish a Farm Junior Club with officers Francis Dona hue president Mrs Paul Wanna vice president Mrs Flora secretary treasurer Miss Sander son corresponding secretary Mrs Ashby entertainment chair and Paul Minneman membership chair. R C Wickersham Democrat candidate for joint representative spoke at the kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Francis Donahue
Paul Wanna
Flora
Sanderson
Ashby
Paul Minneman
R. C. Wickersham
Cass
Carroll Counties
Philathea Class Enjoys Weiner Roast at Ball Diamond
The Philathea Class of the Baptist church held a weiner roast at the ball diamond on Tuesday night. Attendees included Bob Snoeberger and wife Harold Wyatt and family Carl Raber and family Mr and Mrs Lee Sink Mrs Fred Case and child ren Jess Kendall and wife Blythe Catt and family Rev Bender Harvey Furnish and family Mrs Mamie Lenon and gon and Frances Leslie. All reported an enjoyable time.
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Philathea
the Baptist Church
Ball Diamond
Bob Snoeberger
Harold Wyatt
Carl Raber
Lee Sink
Fred Case
Jess Kendall
Blythe Catt
Bender
Harvey Furnish
Mamie Lenon
Gon
Frances Leslie
TenBrook welcomes a ten pound boy at Burlington
A baby boy was born on Monday September 12 to Mr and Mrs H C TenBrook of Burlington. The newborn weighs ten pounds. Mr TenBrook serves as manager of the Dependable Service Station in town.
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H. C. TenBrook
Burlington
Carroll Co Quartet Wins Second In State Contest
The Carroll County mixed quartet from Monroe Township earned second place at the state contest held last Friday at the state fair grounds. Five mixed quartets competed. the group, heard on W. L. S. at noon, won $60. Members include Mrs. Melvin Fisher, Mrs. Paul Holmes, Ora Shirar, and John Mc Closkey Jr. The first prize went to a quartet from Lagrange County.
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Carroll County
Monroe Township
Melvin Fisher
Paul Holmes
Ora Shirar
John McCloskey
Lagrange County
Baptist Church Sunday Services and Address by Minister
The article lists 9 30 Sunday School led by Raynes Wyatt, 10 30 Junior Congregation, 10 45 Morning Worship, and 7 30 Evening Services at the Baptist Church. Minister W A Bender urges readers to seek the Word in the Old Book, promising blessing for those who do. A note confirms a lovely day and good congregations at last Lord's day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raynes Wyatt
W. A. Bender
Red Cross selects Roll Call Chairman in county campaign
The Red Cross Chapter board met in the nurse's office at the courthouse and chose Roger Mayhill of Delphi as Roll Call Chairman for the county membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Court House
Roger Mayhill
Delphi
Carroll County Tax Board Appoints New Members
The Carroll County Board of Tax Adjustments named its members. Selected by the county council are John Kerlin John Shulthers and William Q Klepinger. Judge S Pruitt designated Charles Budrow W H Lane and Robert Davidson and County Auditor J L Whiteman will be the remaining member. At the meeting John Mills secretary of the taxpayers association and Walter Bowen urged economies. Judge Pruitt spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Tax Adjustment
County Council
John Kerlin
John Shulthers
William Q. Klepinger
S. 15 Pruitt
Charles Budrow
Monroe Township
W. H. Lane
Jackson Township
Robert Davidson
Deer Creek Township
J. L. Whiteman
John Mills
The
Taxpayers Association
Walter Bowen
Cutler
Judge Pruitt
Prohibition Taxes and Revenue Estimates by Dr. Carver
Dr. Thomas N. Carver, Harvard economics professor, discusses uncertainty over government revenue from a distilled spirits tax. He cites historical excise figures from 1915 to 1919, notes production surges before prohibition, and contrasts conservative estimates with those of temperance advocates, ending with a call to reconcile contradictory positions.
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Thomas N. Carver
Harvard University
Hugh Fox
J.C. Gebhart
Fox
United States Brewers’ Association
Gebhart
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
District Presbyteria To Be Held At Rockfield
The Crawfordsville Presbytery meets at Rockfield Presbyterian Church on Monday and Tuesday September 19 and 20. A special public service Monday at 7 30 features Prelude by Mrs Mullin prayer sermon by Rev H C Chapin and choir anthem with Benediction after Postlude. Ladies serve supper Monday and dinner Tuesday noon.
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Crawfordsville
Rockfield Presbyterian Church
Dr. Mullin
J.D. Martin
Lebanon
New Muaxlerator
H. C. Chapin
Snoeberger Family Wins Prizes At State Fair
The Snoeberger family from Rockheld led by Roy H, John E and Margaret T Helen Snoeberger won multiple prizes at the State Fair for agricultural products domestic art and applied arts. They earned firsts seconds thirds fourths fifths and a sweepstake in section 2 for ten ears of yellow corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy HE. Shoeberger
John Ee. Snoeberger
Margaret T Helen Snoeberger
Rockheld
Carroll County Junior Roosevelt Club Meeting at Delphi HQ
The regular meeting of the Carroll County Junior Roosevelt Club will convene at the Democratic headquarters in Delphi Thursday evening September 8 at 1:00 PM. All junior Democrats are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniior Roosevelt Club
Democratic
Delphi
Dianior
No County Track Meet Called Off By Carroll County Schools
No county track meet will probably be held by the high schools of Carroll County. Not enough interest appeared at the principals meeting Monday night to justify such a meet.
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High Scheels
Carroll County
Camden School Notes Highlight Sunshine Society Initiation
Ninth grade students reflect on moving up from seventh grade with Sunshine and Hi Y activities. They name new teachers Miss Hathaway in home economics and biology, Miss Scott in Latin English and music, and Miss Baum for grades four and five. Ni Y officers listed along with Sunshine sponsor counts.
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Jeanette Hathaway
Marjore Scott
Sunshine
Ivery Freshies
Miss Baum
New Standard Oil Station Opens Under Wallace Management
The Standard Oil Station is completed and now open for business with Clifford Wallace as manager. Camden welcomes the company and credits W. Q. Pettiner for the improvement.
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New Standard Oil Station
Standard Oil
Clifford Wallace
Camden
W.Q. Pettiner
Tri Y outing at Lake Freeman ends with fishing and mischief
Charles Titus reports on the Tri Y camping trip at Lake Freeman with about 25 boys guided by sponsors Mr. Hatton Mr. Reid and Mr. Michael. The group fished and played sports until a late scare when a thief stole a crimp then laughter as the culprit was revealed. The squad also notes a junior class meeting and upcoming events. The high school baseball team lost to Delphi 18 to 7 in a rough opener.
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Charles Titus
Lake Freeman
Mr. Hatton
Reid
Michael
Delphi
Jack Gee
Smith
Jamden
Tud Simmons
Tearimore
Price
George Lowe Returns to School on Crutches
George Lowe is back in school this week on crutches after breaking his right leg in two places while playing baseball last summer. The high school has about 156 regular students and 3 post graduates, with 12 new seats added, and Mr. Hatton says it may be the biggest enrollment ever.
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George Lowe
Hatton
Old High School Reorganizes Classes and Resources
The assembly area now houses 6th and part of 5th grade rooms with six grades in four rooms. Typing class gains nine new typewriters and stops recitation. Eight librarians are on staff this year as books are repaired and magazines restock.
Levee project led by Dillon brothers faces old river stretch
From historic files a note reports the Dillon brothers steering levee construction at the head of the old reeway. The Belgian government and the Vatican are seen near a rupture while local street improvements step up with traveling shows. Baltimore experiments with colored teachers in colored public schools.
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Dillon Brothers
Vatican
Baltimore
Local business notes and changes in Camden
Carpenters busy at Klepinger's new store room before occupancy. Camden agricultural machinery dealers outsell elsewhere in the county. Vandalia line now a weather station for monthly company reports. Possible track change at Logansport entrance and entry into Cincinnati depot. Dr. W P Yankey opens Camden office offering medical services. well recommended and welcomed.
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Vandalia
Logansport
Cincinnati
Panic in Ohio Sherman delegation signals race setback
The Sherman party in Ohio faces panic and weak support. John Sherman may fail to secure a solid delegation to Chicago, and he appears practically out of the race even within his own state.
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Sherman
Ohio
John
Chicago
Ife
Citizen J Coldsmith Plans Move to White County Farm
Notice notes J Coldsmith preparing to relocate to White county to purchase a farm. It calls him a good citizen and farmer and wishes him success in the new home. It also mentions Queen Tsther orations set for Camden next week in grand oriental costumes by a fifty-singer chorus.
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J. Coldsmith
White County
Mr. Coldsmith
Queen Tsther
Camden
W. B. Rice
Boston
W. A. Tidler
Ladoga
Ind
New Albany Mills Expand Capacity With Government Orders
The New Albany woolen mills, the largest in Indiana, added machinery boosting capacity by one fourth. The plant reports large government orders, while cotton and hosiery mills in the city face high demand and likely future enlargements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany Woolen Mills
Indiana
Revival of Prosperity Sparks Trade Imbalance Concerns
The article notes a resurgence of lavish living and recklessness among the people as the balance of trade shifts against the United States. Since January, imports exceed exports by 42 million dollars, signaling a troubling trend for the economy.
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Europe
Abraham Lincoln Stampede Runs Through Kentucky Quote
A Kentucky paper cites a fiery quotation condemning whiskey as the root of crime and misery. It argues outlawing alcohol would end strikes, murder, and social vice, urging total prohibition to save souls and curb violence.
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Kentucky
Auto crash near Rockfield claims Lloyd life
A head on collision on State Road 25 west of Rockfield killed Lloyd and injured BevI Lloyd. Lloyd died Tuesday at 3:30 PM after being transported to the Cass County hospital. Anderson 35, and Louis White 30, suffered injuries. White was ejected through the windshield. Funeral services for Lloyd were held at his Logansport home with Rev. J. D. Foreward officiating. survivors include a widow Margarite, a daughter Virginia, three brothers Moan Edward and David, and four sisters.
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Book Lloyd
Rockfield
Lloyd O
Ihgo Matlin
Lloyd
Baker
Cees County
Bevi. Lloyd
Logansport
State Road
Anderson
Grace Construction Company
Louis White
Robert Rowe
White
J. D
Marguerite Harvey Lloyd
Virginia
Moan
Youngstown
Ohio
Edward
Fort Wayne
David
Edward Paschal
Chas. Hunter
Thomas Smith
Mansfield
Catherine Lloyd
Cleveland
Tragic Death of Infant in Mishawaka Railroad Accident
Mr and Mrs John Collins of Ilova report their sixteen month old grandchild was killed by a train near the family yard. The gate was left open and the child wandered onto the tracks as a train approached, dying instantly. Mrs Collins traveled to Mishawaka to comfort her daughter and funeral services were held at the home.
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John Collins
Ilova
Mishawaka
Mrs. Cole Watkins Named Music Head for Indiana District
Mrs. Cole Watkins appointed president of the Northern District Indiana Federation of Music Clubs. The recognition cites her work and she will oversee arrangements for the district meeting in Huntington in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Watkins
Indiana Federation of Music Clubs
Watkins
Huntington
Exports exceed imports in 1880 and 1870 years
The excess of exports from the United States over imports for the year ending March 31, 1880 was $194,165,148 and for the year ending March 31, 1870 it was $283,971,504. Representative Wells presented to the house committee on coinage the case for St. Louis as the mint site in the Mississippi valley, noting Louisville and Omaha as contenders. In Hen Peck Washington township, Lutherans Presbyterians and Methodists have raised $400 for a local church, with Sol Fouts donating the ground site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wells
House Committee On Coinage, Weights and Measures
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley
Louisville
Omaha
Hen Peck
Washington Township
Sol Fouts
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St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Maurice Cohee
Rockfield Christian
Lower
Deer Creek
Carroll Democrats Farm
Roll Call
Board of Tax Adjustments
Snoeberger
Junior Roosevelt Club
Camden School
Sunshine Society
Margaret Britton
Albert Neher
Rosemary Snoeberger
Franees Wolf
Donnabelle Beckner
Sarah Jane Cree
Ellen Louise Robeson
Cletis Crooks
Girls Glee Club
Ni Y
Clarence Larimore
Mack Snyder
Sec. Treas
Lloyd Yerkes
Mr. Reid
Farm Bureau Meeting
Delores Wise
Mary Bohannon
Franeces Wolf
Hellen Louise Robeson
Howard Crumpacker
Thomas Price
Caroline Hedderich
Isther Leslie
Bob Wyatt
John A. Ritchey
John Case
Doris Wagoner
Mary Ellen Jones
Marjorie Scott
Klepinger’s
Taylor
Vandalia Lines
W. P. Yankey
Hamilton
New State
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