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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1923
Page
4
The news that A. F. Miles will lead the new Indiana Reformatory at Pendleton is welcomed by residents. Miles has earned many friends in the community who await his move and the chance to greet his family as new neighbors.
A column outlines Indiana Tax League plans to brief lawmakers on bills, expose special tax provisions, and curb extravagance by trustees and officials. It argues current laws drive up costs via vendor profits, with a plan to list and revise statutes, then focus on roads and schools for savings. Also ad notes 300 cases of cheese damaged by roaches, sold by local merchants.
The United Revival Church announces Sunday activities with a 9 30 a m Sunday School a 10 30 a m Class Meeting and a 6 30 p m Christian Endeavor followed by 7 30 p m preaching Special music is planned for the evening service at U R Welcoma
Western Newspaper Union manager Bill Kruger of Indianapolis visited the Times on Tuesday. He shared cigars and shop talk, ordered 250 pounds of linotype metal and ink, and left editors with a brighter mood about local journalism.
The Far Fliers hold a Christmas party tonight at Mr and Mrs Elmer Bakers home on South Pendleton Avenue. The elaborately decorated house features a large tree from which presents will be distributed to club members. Attending are Mr and Mrs Lloyd Crosley Mr and Mrs Roscoe Guyard and their daughter Betty Jane Mr and Mrs Floyd Goff Mr and Mrs Gola Silver Mr and Mrs Harry Moore Mr and Mrs Ward McCarty Mr George James of San Francisco CA Mr James Bates and Mr and Mrs Elmer Baker.
The Five Hundred Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. C. C. Taylor’s house on N. Pendleton Ave. Attendees included Mrs. W. F. Teague, Mrs. W. P. Wilson, Mrs. Ed Wildridge, Mrs. Ross Hardy, Mrs. Frank McVaugh, Mrs. Lewis Whiteley, Mrs. Daniel Collingwood, Mrs. R. Y. McVaugh, Mrs. Guy Williams, Mrs. I. B. Jones, Mrs. W. E. Witmer, Miss Ruby Parsons, Mrs. Zella Lod dell, and Mrs. Robert Reid. Mrs. Taylor’s lunch was served with help from Mrs. Lobdell and Mrs. Reid.
Mrs. W. F. Morris attended a Christmas party hosted by the Pi Phi Mothers Club at the Pi Phi chapter house in Irvington on Monday afternoon.
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