Local Happenings and Visits in Pendleton Community
A dense list of visits and travels from Pendleton area residents including Mrs. C. S. Bogart in Indianapolis, Miss I en Van Hoy in Raderson, and Mr. and Mrs. William Case in Indianapolis. Notes on Illnesses, society gatherings, and moves include Mrs. J W Cottey of Marion visiting Indianapolis, and Rev. D. J. Thornton moving to the R. S. Baker property west of town. The Ford Weekly Purchase Plan is promoted by Pendleton Auto Co as an accessible path to car ownership locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Bogart
Indianapolis
I’'en van Hoy
Raderson
Ruby Parson
Albert Reep
William Case
Bragdon
J. W. Cottey
Marion
J. N. Cottey
Charles Bennett
S. Pendleton Ave
Dr. Lewis
Charles Hinkle
Sabra Aiman
Mark Brosier
James Samuel
George Lyons
Upson
J. P. Parson
Isaac Austin
Noblesville
Penneso
Canoer
J. W. Linder
Greenfield
Pendleton Friends
Fred Heim
Utica
N. Y
Reformatory
Mave
Anderson
Stephen
James Bradey
Ireland
Charles Ireland
Earl Davis
Mae Davis
L .E. Ireland
Lillie Stanley
Ingalls
H. G. Wilson
Toledo
John Asnbaugh
Dick Miller
Gladys Hanmer
Franklin
D. J. Thornton
R. S. Baker
Town
Ford Weekly
Pendleton Auto Co
Ford
Sheriff Finds Large Still Near Pendleton in County Raid
Sheriff Arthur Daniels and deputies seized a seventy five gallon whiskey still at Lewis C. Fox farm two and a half miles southwest of Pendleton. The operation included a copper mash container and a 200 gallon water cooler. Fox and wife Leona bonded after questioning. the sheriff noted the room appeared to be a full scale distillery. A Huntsville raid seeks to track other mules from the Fox operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Daniels
Lewis C. Fox
Pendleton
Madison County
Joe Knotts
Neve Dudley
Fox
Leona Fox
Anderson
Bond
Smith
Huntsville
Send-off party for Mrs Mays to D A R Conference
Mrs L V Mays was surprised at home Tuesday evening by her Sunday School class. A good time was enjoyed by all as a send-off before she attends the D A R Conference in Washington D C. Attendees included Miss Eliznda Hazelrigg Miss Betty Wainscott Miss Stella Kramer Miss Mildred Marlowe Mrs Helen Dennis Miss Greta Frampton Mr and Mrs L V Mays Paul Mingle and Paul Rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Mays
Mays
Washington D. C
Elizanda Hazelrigg
Betty Wainscott
Stella Kramer
Mildred Marlowe
Helen Dennis
Greta Frampton
Frank Rector
Paul Mingle
Paul Rector
Fire sparks ignite barn roof on Adam Street
Sparks from a burning trash pile in Mrs. Essie Lennon’s yard on Adam Street set fire to the barn roof of Mrs. Linnie Brattain. Firefighters arrived and extinguished the blaze with minimal damage. An all day meeting of the Universalist Ladies Aid was held at Mrs. D. G. Williams’ home with a box luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Lennon
Adam Street
Linnie Brattain
Universalist Ladies Aid
D. G. Williams
Pointed Paragraphs of Wise Sayings and Humor
A collection of aphorisms on honesty prudence and social commentary from Chicago Daily News style writing. Witty maxims cover excuses self interest flattery and contrasting common sense with talk. The piece uses concise captions and reflective jokes about human behavior.
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Federal
F. R. Wadleigh
The
Pendleton Feed&FuelCo
Pillsbury
Liberty Bell
the Times
Roxy Teague
Will Teague
Methodist Hospital
Betty Ann Wiseheart
Fortville
Herman Hardin
M. S. Marble
Bertha Stephenson
Ray Holden
John Randallis
Louise Jones
Columbia City School
Isaac Jones
J. W. Stearns
Worgans’ Home Missionary Society
Charles Collingwood
Lucinda Jackson
Water St
William Hatfmeson
Friendship Club
Floyd Bilby
Chester James
John Scott
Miles Scott
Edgar Vestal
Haywood Scott
Lewis Combs
Deacon Jones
Mary E. Hunt
Rolling Prairies
Ind
Nightingale Club
Byron Foust
Lorenzo Day
Edward Koeniger
Glen Sisson
Jesse Smith
Laura Fisher
Nora Benefiel
Helen
Lena Gustin
Edna Hallowel
Leona Teague
Will Cook
Bill Koplin
Russell Booker
Edina Hallowell
Radio Ralf
BY Jack Wilson
Esser
Ralf
Chicago Daily News
the Fair Dept
Anderson’s Greatest Store
Sendac
W. P. Cooper
Speck’s
McCabe
Union Traction Company
Union Traction Company of Indiana
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