Easter Services Highlight Pendleton Christian Church
The Easter service at the Christian Church featured floral decorations and birds. Rev. Thornton spoke on Life and Immortality in the morning and My Redeemer Liveth in the evening. The choir sang well and the Sunday School enrolled 219 with seventy new members since January. A booster committee was named and the Missionary met at Stephen Hair’s home to discuss The Gospel in Mexico and West Indies. The Loyal Workers Class enjoyed a seven o'clock dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas with fifty-five attendees and performances by Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Huntsinger, Mrs. Eva Windle, Miss Florence Sherwood, Claud Mannon, Mrs. A. T. Marvel, and Mr. George Lyons. The class plans to meet again the last Friday of April at the Marvel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Hair
Mexico and
West Indies
R. F. Thomas
Christian Sunday School
Frank Thomas
Barrett
Huntsinger
Eva Windle
Florence Sherwood
Mdme
Sehuman Heink
Olivia Gluck
Claud Mannon
Harry Lauder
A.T. Marvel
W. J. Bryan
George Lyons
Maxine Michael
Ray Burdette
Kin nard reports busy first quarter of 1923 county records
County recorder L D Kinnard shows fees of 1995 95 for January through March. There were 687 real estate sales in M ie son county 456 real estate mortgages 103 mechanic s liens 294 chattel mortgages 152 releases 40 assignments 9 powers of attorney 12 articles of incorporation 621 marginal releases 7 marginal assignments and 102 miscellaneous documents. A strong barometer of local business the report notes the office ran busier than in 1922 and 30 percent higher than 1928 levels. Lapel plans a new 10000 water works system to provide fire protection and domestic use with directors L Scott Clark J A Busby and S C Whetsel. The plant will be installed this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Kinnard
Mailison County
County Recorder’s
Court House
Recorder
County Recorder
County Recorder’s Office
Lapel
Lapel Water Company
L. Scott Clark
J. A. Busby
S. C. Whetsel
Bloomington Man Joins Detroit Battery Interests as Manager
Howard T. Lukens, former Pendleton resident and Bloomington executive, resigns from Hiineis Automobile Insurance Exchange to become general manager of Detroit interests for Arthur Jordan. He will depart April 2 for Detroit, with Mrs Lukens and their two children staying in Bloomington until school ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ills
Pantagraph
Howard
Lukens
Pendleton
H.R. Lukens
F. S. Larsson
Hiineis Automobile Insurance Exchange
Itn
Detroit
Arthur Jordan
Indianapolis
Minois Automobile Insurance Exchange
Hoosier State
Indiana University
Alpha Tau Omega
Gamma Eta Gamma
Luke
Woodland Avenue
Glasses Boost Pitchers Cited By Baseball Opticians
The article notes several players who wear glasses including Carmen Hill of Indianapolis and Lee Meadows of Philadelphia. It discusses how Hill aided the Giants during pennant tension and how Meadows and Pertica also use spectacles. It ends with a claim that many players could perform better with eyewear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Meadows
Phillies
Pertica
St. Louis Cardinals
Neale
Cincinnati Reds
Washington and Jefferson
Virginia State
Opticians
Zane Grey's Latest Western Novel Acclaimed
The review praises a new Zane Grey story for its atmosphere and human elements. It distinguishes this work from his earlier tales and from other western fiction, calling it possibly his best to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zane Grey
Marriage Announcement for Irwin Votvey and Helen Elmire Brown
The announcement notes the engagement of Irwin Votvey to Helen Elmire Brown of Samdusky Ohio with a marriage planned for March 21. Votvey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jes L. Cater of Pendleton University Church. A wedding service will be held at Pendleton University Church next Monday at 11 o’clock with Rev. Sevens of Indianapolis preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Votvey
Helen Elmire Brown
Samdusky
Ohio
Pendleton Music Study Club Evening Program
The Pendleton Music Study Club met at Miss Ada White's home with Miss Nell Stone in charge. The program explored American patriotic and folk music featuring Nell Stone, Vera Wilson, and Coleridge Taylor pieces, and readings on Negro songs, with attendees including S L Speck and many club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Music Study Club
Ada White
Nell Stone
Joseph Hoffman
Vera Wilson
America
Johnston
Pendleton Park Board thanks donor for Falls Park roses
In Pendleton Indiana on April 3 1923 D B Cole President of the Park Board sent a letter of thanks to Mrs Mary Burdsall of Port Chester New York acknowledging her gift of rose bushes to be planted along the east bank of the lake in Falls Park. The note expresses appreciation and wishes the roses to grow in her memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burdsall
Port Chester
N. Y
Falls Park
D. B. Cole
Park Board
Burdsall
Pendleton
Indiana
Madani
Pres. Park Board
Fire alarm tripped early in the morning barn blaze
A barn brooder at Ed Hepfer’s home on S Pendleton Ave caught fire and was extinguished. The cause was under investigation by authorities at Jeffersonville. The blaze occurred Tuesday and Wednesday, prompting residents to awaken hours early. Miss Geraldine King visited her mother, Mrs. Lydia King, at Bluffton for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hepfer
S. Pendleton Ave
Jeffersonville
Geraldine King
Lydia King
Bluffton
William Vanansdale Returns to Reformatory Night Watch
William Vanansdale resumes duties as night watchman at the Reformatory after a period away from the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vanansdale
Reformatory
Pendleton Chosen For 1924 Session Of County Federated Clubs
Pendleton was picked as the 1924 meeting site for the Madison County Federated Clubs during a federation meeting held at the Y W C A club house. Seventy five club women from Elwood Alexandria Pendleton Lapel and Anderson attended as reports were given and officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Madison County
Federation
Vibray
Blue Triangle Club
Elwood
Alexandria
Lapel
Anderson
Arthur Wylie
A. B. Taylor
R. O. Bright
D. G. Barrett
F. B. Bradley
M. G. Reynolds
First Death At New Reformatory Reported
The first death at the new Reformatory occurred Thursday afternoon around 2 o clock. Frank Ringo, 19, colored, of Indianapolis died suddenly of heart trouble while resting on a bench after working. He was transferred from Jeffersonville with other prisoners. Ringo, alias Henderson, was committed from Madison County on September 30, 1921 for grand larceny. Coroner Jesse Herbert investigated. the body was moved to I. G. Davis Morgue and will be sent to Indianapolis Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ringo
Indianapolis
Ringo
Jeffersonville
Clais Henderson
Madison County
Jesse Herbert
I. G. Davis
Pendleton Art Association hosts April 12 history program
Pendleton Art Association presents an April 12 program at 7:30 PM in the Library. The April 12 roster includes Johnathan and Ann Thomas and Rebecca Swain on Early History of the Gay Family, Mrs. A. A. New on Development of Community, Maude W. Lewis on Old Letters, and V. P. Wilson directing Old Time Music. The previously announced topic on Early History of the Methodist Episcopal Church led by Miss Bertha Stephenson has been moved to May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Art Association
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bertha Stephenson
Johnathan
Ann Thomas
Rebecca Swain
A. A. New
Maude W. Lewis
V. P. Wilson
Reep Family Moves to Pendleton Home
Albert Reep of the Reep Grain Company relocates his family to Pendleton and becomes a real citizen. The Reeps reside in the Hardy bungalow on East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Reep
The
Reep Grain Company
Pendleton
Reep
Hardy
East State Street
Hottentot thrills at Pendleton Theatre opening
The Hottentot opens at the Pendleton Theatre with Philadlephia North American praising the film as extremely funny and action packed. Douglas MacLean stars as the yachtsman turned jockey delivering bold physical comedy and daring horse riding scenes. Madge Bellamy shines with costumes and charm though emotion is light. The racing sequences cover the full course with jumps water hazards and dramatic falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Pendleton Theatre
Philadelphia
North American
Douglas MacLean
Madge Bellamy
MacLean
Dates Announced for State Egg Show at Purdue University
The sixteenth annual Purdue egg show will be held at Purdue University in Lafayette on April 30 and May 1, 2 and 8, tied to the club round-up. About 40 silver cups and over $700 in prizes will be awarded. Indiana counties are divided into sections. this county is in section three. For catalogs contact the county agent or the Secretary of the egg show committee in West Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Purdue University At Lafayette
A. T. Marvel
Pendleton High School
Eee
West Lafayette
Indiana
Lapel enters water works project and bank union plans
Lapel shows growth with incorporation to fund a $40,000 water works system. A Building and Loan Association forms, a community newspaper is planned, and spring building prospects look bright. Union Club banquet is set for next Tuesday with an invitation extended to The Times editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Clark
Union Club of
Lapel
Lapel Canning Co
Pendleton
Clark
Union Club
the Times
Sarims for Mollycoddles and the self made man
A Boston Transcript quote set contrasts laziness with energy and purpose. It notes the common belief of lacking time hides a lack of vigor and warns against self indulgence. The piece argues strength comes from action and resolve rather than comfort and excuses.
Mrs Koptin Plans Friday Visit With Sister in Yorktown
Mrs Bill Koptin and her son will spend Friday at Yorktown with her sister Mrs Sherman Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Koptin and Son
Yorktown
Sherman Lee
Card of Thanks to Pendleton Merchants
We thank the Pendleton Merchants for the floral offering made to Solomon F. Thomas and for the sympathy and kindness shown during his illness. The Relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Solomon F. Thomas
See Us for Better Job Printing at Less
Local printer advertises lower prices for printing needs with emphasis on quality and value. Offers services for businesses and individuals seeking economical printing options. Includes call to action to consult for quotes.
Jay Kirke's Bat Powers Winning Ball Games
Jay Kirke, first baseman for Indianapolis in the American Association, was sought by Baltimore for 25000 dollars but stayed with Indianapolis to boost the club. Renowned for his bat, Kirke helped Indianapolis win the 1921 minor world series against Baltimore and contributed to 1917 inter league success against Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Kirke
Indianapolis American Association
Baltimore
W. C. Smith
Indians
Kirke
Bentley
Giants
American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
Tex Covington
Orioles
Colonels
Toronto
Golf Bad for Diamond Stars Says Magnates
Magnates of the American Association rule golf is acceptable in training but banned during the regular season. They argue morning golf drains energy, hinders readiness for afternoon games, and that golf’s swing differs from baseball’s bat stroke, potentially affecting the batting eye. Players challenge this claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
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the Christian Church
Kinnard
Pendleton Boy
Detroy
Carmen Hill
Hill
John McGraw
Smith
Jes Vieeghde Case
St. J. Seis
William Case
Pendleton Feed and Fuel Co
Folk Music and Composers
Nettie Lewis
Deep River
Coleridge Taylor
Charles Collingwood
Ralph McVaugh
Speck Hese
S. L. Speck
R. Y. McVaugh
W. H. Lewis
W. P. Wilson
Geneva Rogers
Ava Reason
Charles Kinnard
Faye Lewis
Etta Ratliff
Dilts
B. F. Phipps
New Reformatory
Art Association
Reeps
Pendleton Auto CO
Pendleton, Ind
Goodrich Iiss Kg
Red Fox Petroleum Co
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Lusury
Boston Transcript
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