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Pendleton Times

Location

Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1923

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Pendleton Times Centennial Edition Progress Report

The Pendleton Times reports ongoing work on its Centennial Number due August 23. Indianapolis Engraving Co. photographers will return to take about twenty five more pictures. historical material back to 1818 is being gathered. subscribers urged to buy at least two copies for 10 cents each to help advertise Pendleton with wide page cuts from Idlewold and Falls Parks photos offered at 1 dollar each.

Times Indianapolis Engraving Co Pendleton The Madison County Librarans Maude Evangeline Lewis Fall Creek Idlewold Park Falls Park Pendleton Banking Co’s

Prisoner Be W M Reid Escape From Indiana Reformary

Prisoner Be W M Reid alias George Shade escaped Monday at 4 15 pm from the Indiana Reformatory at Fall Creek while on dam duty under Officer Lucas. Shade, sent from Brookville for burglary to serve two to fourteen years, would have expired in November. He entered the Morris home at Fortville around midnight, stole shoes, and fled five miles west of Mohawk by five this morning. If recaptured, two more years may be added at Michigan City and possibly a ten year Fortville housebreaking sentence.

W. M. Reid George Shade New Indiana Reformatory Fall Creek Shade Lucas Brookville Morris Fortville Mohawk Michigan City

Aint We Got Fun Club Forms In Spring Valley

A group of young residents met at Nelle Newton's home to organize the Aint We Got Fun club. Officers named include President Bert McCallister Vice President Raymond Reger and Secretary Treasurer Maurine Harrison. Members and attendees listed include Maurine Harrison Wilma Whitex Thelma Reger Agnes Reger Goldie Reger Martha McCallister Mary Burke Elsie Ridgeway Nele Newton Bert McCallister Virgil Carpenter Gerald Burke Ward Jacobs and Mr and Mrs Wilson Newton. The next meeting is set for Falls Park on Sunday August 12.

Spring Valley Nelle Newton Bert McCallister Raymond Reger Maurine Harrison Wilma Whitex Thelma Reger Agnes Reger Goldie Reger Martha McCallister Mary Burke Elsie Ridgeway Margaret Newton Nele Newton Virgil Carpenter Gerald Burke Ward Jacobs Wilson Newton Falls Park

Sunday Schedule with Evening Sermon and Music

Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m Preaching at 10 30 a m Endeavor Society meets at 6 45 p m Evening preaching at 7 45 p m Special music is planned for the services.

Endeavor Society

Farmland Couple Return After Lee Wene Visit

Mr and Mrs Mendenhall return to Farmland after a visit at the Lee Wene home. Mary Wene accompanies them home for a brief stay.

Mrs. Mendenhall Lee Wene Mary Wene

Deaths and Funerals in Local Church Services

Funeral services held for Mrs. Nancy Price 78 at Hunetville church with burial in Hurstville cemetery. She died Monday night near Pendleton after a short illness, survived by husband William Price, two daughters, five stepchildren, siblings and relatives. Infant Malcolm Randall Swain died from spinal meningitis. funeral at country home with Rev. Powell and burial in Friends cemetery. Mrs Cecil Boel of Cleveland died of myocardial infarction. service at Hunetville church with burial in Hunetville cemetery.

Nancy Price Hunetville Hurstville Thornton Price Pendleton William Price Will Miller Edward Ednore Verne Price Knightstown Otto Price New Haven Orville Persinger Edgar Micheals Charles Foust Miami Florida Marion Stout Gracemount Okla Katherine Foust Joseph Micheal Anderson Malcolm Randall Swain Horace Swain J. Orr Powell Friends Cemetery Cecil Boel Cleveland Ohio Hunstville Church Hunstville Cemetery Boel Frank Rumler

Fortnightly Club Hosts Needlework Afternoon

Mrs. OC. E. Brown entertained the Fortnightly Club at her home on East State Street Wednesday afternoon with needle work and social chat. A two course luncheon was served. Guest Mrs. Emory Collins of Detroit attended.

OC. E. Brown E. State Street Emory Collins Detroit

Pendleton Eyes Large Motor Chemical Fire Engine

Pendleton Town Council negotiates for a large three tank chemical fire machine on a Ford chassis to improve protection. The unit would cost about 2300 dollars, about 1000 more than current equipment, and could control most fires with chemical aid. Citizens urge timely action as water conditions are poor and rapid response to business district incidents is emphasized.

Pendleton Wold

Dedication Thanks From Ingalls Christian Church

The congregation expresses heartfelt thanks to all contributors and helpers for the church dedication. Special thanks go to Brothers Moyer Thornton and Calithan for their messages, the Red Mens Lodge of Ingalls and Geo McCarty for chairs, and everyone who assisted or gave financially. May the Lord richly bless you.

Moyer Thornton Calithan Red Mens Lodge Ingalls Geo. McCarty Congregation of Ingalls Christian Church

I V H Club Plans State Fair Exhibit and Camps

The I V H Club met at the High School and planned the State Fair Exhibit and Club Camps at Muncie August 13 16. Miss R Blanche Allen of Weyland Ind visited the Pendleton Vocational Home Ecumonic Department before starting a similar department in Weyland Schools. The Busy Beer Club meets Monday at 1 30 at the High School with a picnic at Falls Park last Monday attended by about 40 girls.

Muncie R. Blanche Allen Waveland Ind Pendleton Vocational Home Ecumonic Falls Park

Hancock County Fair Promises Big County Event

Arrangements are under way for the Hancock County Fair to be held August 21 to 24. The fair aims to showcase stock races and amusements and hopes all residents and distant friends will attend to help make it a standout event in the state.

Hancock County Hancock Democrat

Pendleton Hosts Birthday Dinner Attended by Local Guests

Mr. and Mrs. George Ireland entertained at dinner Sunday honoring Mrs. A. S. Mingle for her birthday anniversary. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Mingle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles School ey, Miss Anna Ireland, Mrs. Sarah Lackey, and Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Butler of Indianapolis visiting Pendleton friends.

George Ireland A. S. Mingle Charles Schooley Anna Ireland Sarah Lackey Mrs. Elsworth Butler Indianapolis Pendleton

Harrison Buys Adams Street Bungalow For 3200

Mr F L Harrison store keeper at the reformatory has purchased one of the new bungalows on Adams street built by the Reality and Improvements Company for 3200 dollars.

F. L. Harrison Reformatory Adams Street The Reality and Improvements Company

Michigan couple visits kin in Detroit and Indianapolis

Here From Michigan reports Mr and Mrs Emery Collins and family of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ed Collins. Mr Collins returned home Monday and Mrs Collins will remain for a visit. Mrs W A Teague visited her daughter at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis. Miss Teague is a suffer of neuthritis.

Emery Collins Detroit Mich Ed. Collins Collins W. A. Teague Methodist Hospital Indianapolis

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