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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
8
Ford announces the Tudor Sedan bringing five passenger comfort with a low roof line and new features. Wide front doors vented interior seating includes a bucket driver seat and a roomy rear space. priced at 590 dollars in Detroit, on display at Pendleton Auto Co. Inc. The model draws significant attention.
Edna Huston is much better. Several residents and visitors were noted in Anderson Fortville Pendleton and Indianapolis last week. A birthday party at Ethel Clary’s featured guests and prizes with a pink and white theme.
Beech Grove residents counted a busy holiday weekend with hospital updates and gatherings. Mrs Joseph Shepherd remains critically ill while Paul Moore was taken to an Indianapolis hospital for treatment. A sequence of Thanksgiving dinners and farewells highlighted visits from relatives and friends across And erson Daleville Pendleton South Bend and Yorktown.
OVID NEWS notes J P Moneyhan has been ill a week with grippe. Zona Saunders visited Mrs Sam Stholer on Monday. Herman Scott spent the weekend with Ray and Mrs Scott. Gerald Neff and Eva Mae Neff visited Muncie over the weekend. Edith Scott stayed in Anderton visiting Mrs Amos. James Millspaugh and Edward Saunders mentioned in the column.
Indiana poultry data show 75 090 eggs yearly from about 20 000 hens across the state. Allen County leads with 1 081 722 dollars in eggs and poultry. Markleville’s Freshmen Agriculture class conducts feeding experiments with flocks of 15 to 150 hens. Farmers Institute and Poultry Show planned for January 8 with corn and baking exhibits.
Notes from Pendleton High School Vocational Agriculture class urge farm betterment. They share dairy and pig-raising anecdotes, feeding formulas, and a call for farm apprentices while praising local agricultural progress and humorous town observations.
The Reveille editor at Linn Creek Missouri added merchandise to his printing shop and began thorough advertising. He became the town’s leading merchant shoe dealer and dry goods seller, finding advertising profitable and planning to quit printing. Joe K Foreman confirms the story as true from his visit.
Local vulcanizing shop praised by Jess Winters for strong sales as pests gnaw tires nationwide. A bold claim from Royal Guaranteed Rat-Kake promises to wipe out rats. Products sold and guaranteed by Lewis Bros. and E. Tanke and Co.
Card from Mrs. K. W. Matthews Pendleton Ind thanks St. John's Hospital for a beautiful fern and pedestal arriving in fine condition and placed in a prominent hall position with gratitude.
The library reports book bindings damaged by roaches and urges use of Royal Guaranteed Roach Powder sold by Lewis Bros. and E. Tanke and Co to wipe them out.
One of the most desirable building lots in Pendleton. Size 60 by 83 feet, next to uptown area. Call at Times office for details.
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