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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
5
Local notes list residents visiting relatives and traveling to Indianapolis and Muncie. Ben Phipps, Roland Ireland, C C Taylor and many others are mentioned with trips and social visits. A sale ad promotes a seven room Broadway house.
Powell Curtis holds a position at Gaston. Aunt Nancy Moore remains about the same. Sam Allford has almost recovered. Minnie Martin visited relatives here recently. Charles Colwell and wife of near Westland visited his parents. McKinley Hunt and Ura Tucker of Warrington were married on the 4th. Band Boys received new uniforms and played at Greenfield the 4th. Mame O Neal and son Charles visited Gern O Neal at Milroy. Anna Kessler stays at bedside of sister Mrs Thomas Kessler who is quite sick. Arthur Ward to Government hospital for lung trouble. Lyde Alford cared for by sister Clara Hudson and remains poorly. Mildred Curtis, Leona Butcher, Clyde Butcher, and Clarence Alford visited Martha Butcher at Greencastle over weekend.
Contractors Latham and Walters broke ground yesterday on the first industrial building at the new reformatory in Pendleton. Thirty laborers are being sought at 35 cents an hour, with 25 carpenters starting Monday and total employment expected near 300. Workers will live and eat locally, signaling improving business prospects.
A call to Pendleton readers to prioritize local news coverage from The Times, noting out-of-town papers focus on their own stories while local readers should boost their home paper with community information.
A note found July 6 1922 at Falls Park camp expresses high appreciation for services at the site near Columbus Ohio. It notes frequent tourist cars, social praise, and amenities including drinking water a kitchen and natural gas with the camp near the business district.
The article notes bees gather pollen to feed young and in the process pollinate flowers. This natural action raises young bees and enables fruit-growers to produce five to ten times more valuable fruit, benefiting mankind despite the bees’ lack of human intent.
A fragment discusses government road funding requirements and a shift toward a patrol maintenance system. It notes France as having perfected the method, with a single man overseeing five to ten miles for constant repairs. The piece also mentions a London literary club talk on why people write and cites shifts in motives over time.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of Oscar F. Mingle, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Dated at Anderson July 1, 1922. George L. Kinnard, Lawrence V. Mays, Attorney.
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