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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
8
Milners Corner News reports Rev. M Beal and wife attended a homecoming in Howard County on Sunday. The piece lists numerous visits and social events across Greenfield Pendleton and nearby towns, noting markets, entertainments, and friendly gatherings, with several mentions of local families and businesses.
Mrs. Raye Smith is quite ill. Beatrice Pettigrew visits her aunt Mrs. Hiday in Fortville for a week. Clifford Shaul and family from Terre Haute visit his mother Mrs. Jennie Shawl. Mr and Mrs John Vance host dinner for Wilson Newton and family. Burchie Adams substitutes as mail carrier while Irvin Huntsinger takes vacation. Pettigrew threshing company completes season with meeting and ice cream at Walter Jarrett's home. Theodore McCabe handles threshing. Walter and Evangeline Jarrett with Donna. Fred Haas and Emerson Haas with Maxine visit Pendleton hosts W. P. Jarrett and family.
Mr. Jesse Carrolton and wife visited Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Allford Sunday. H. W. Umbenhower entertained Gus Miller and family from Indianapolis. Miss Huldah Cooper of St. Vincents Hospital visits relatives here. Mildred Trueblood visits her sister in Indianapolis. Mrs. Clara Maxwell of Knights Town visits Maratha McClarnon. Allen Ward family and Ester Teal attend Chesterfield Camp Meeting. George Teal and Loren Sharrett visit H. D. Reeves in New Castle. O P Barrett and grandson George Foster visit Pendleton. Leone Butcher listed among names.
Mrs Elmer Gardner has been real poorly for a few days. Mrs J M Roberts and Mrs John Higgs spent today in Indianapolis. Maxine Cook gave a party for a number of her young friends Friday night. Roberts bakery closed Saturday for repairs. Ruth and Frank Moore visited their cousin Carrol Pettigrew Thursday. Performance for Christian Church benefit well attended Saturday. Mrs Bessie Cox and Mrs Nora Cummins hosted Indianapolis visitors last week. Warren Pettigrew and others called on W C Pettigrew Sunday afternoon.
American archaeologists unearthed thirty gold staters dating from Croesus era in the buried ruins of Sardis the Lydian capital in Asia Minor. Fifteen pieces may go to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. others are in circulation artifacts and in Crissip museum. The coins, pure gold and bright, span 561 to 546 B C and were likely hidden during Cyrus siege.
A Virginia apple seedling planted five years ago yielded three apples last year and now bears cherries. Hundreds have visited William Bagley’s farm to see the unusual tree. Weather later damaged blossoms. experts investigate this surprising change from apples to cherries.
C W Miller registrar issues final papers for four Leavenworth town lots bought from the government 68 years ago. Held up in Washington since 1854 the lots were part of a Delaware Indian land grant. City paid $87 and now they lie in a valuable city section.
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