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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
4
This morning the Indiana Motor Transit Co. began a motor bus service from Anderson to Indianapolis via Fortville with a bus every two hours. Fares are 60 cents one way to Indianapolis and 15 cents to Anderson. The vehicles are large Reo chassis.
The Five Hundred Club donates a sun dial for Falls Park. It stands north of the Pendleton Avenue entrance near the shrubs and is described as a pretty attractive ornament. The club is congratulated on the gift.
Ralph Lennon found two checks on the street issued by the Reep Grain Company to Henry Stiner. He returned them to W. H. Crosley, Manager, enabling Mr. Stiner to recover the checks. Ample parking, shade, and drinking water at Middletown Fair. A preferred place to enjoy yourself.
A chiropractor advertises spinal adjustments to treat dis ease by correcting nerve interference from subluxated vertebrae. Notices announce a Saturday church market at McCabe s store and a January revival by F A Sword of Lanark NL along with rally reports and upcoming Gospel messages.
The Brotherhood Picnic last Thursday night drew several hundred attendees near Pendleton. Rev. George Moffett delivered a fitting address as the program impressed all, and many took part in a communal meal to close the event.
Betty Campbell, of Anderson, was bruised after a wagon wheel rolled over her head on Tuesday. Attendees at the Fortville carnival included Merena Rensforth Dorothy Huston Claude Rummel and Arthur Laws.
On the third night Frank Dilnot prominent London Globe editor and former wartime foreign press head will lecture on Lloyd George and America detailing relations and shared challenges between English speaking nations. His international reputation promises a crowded tent.
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