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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
8
Ingalls area updates include illnesses for Mrs. Virgil Hauck and Mrs. William Champ, social visits, and residents employed at the Reformatory. Obituary notes report the death of William Robinson known as Yankee and burial at Mendon cemetery.
Mr. Sam Trueblood is on the sick list and Mrs. Mary Winn cares for Mrs. Kessler. William Baker and wife called Friday evening. Miss Helen Reed returns from Greenfield where she nursed. Editor W. E. Witmer visited on Tuesday evening in Pendleton for The Times. Thief steals belts and oil from James Barnard's threshing outfit at Mr. D. H. Allford's home.
Mr and Mrs H Clay Wilson Ida Wilson shopped in Indianapolis. E J Keller and Howard Hogans visited Owens County. H Ray Wilson hosted guests including Dale Hays Pendleton Guy Hiday and family near McCordsville. Pendleton Fair Committee backs a Community Fair to spur better farming and unity.
The Times seeks a correspondent network across Markleville, Spring Valley, Mt. Gilead, Utopia, Menden, Ingalls, Hardscrabble and nearby areas. It notes two current writers at Milners Corner and Eden and offers stationery for assistant editors. Submit names of interested locals.
Dinner guests Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Jarrett’s home included Mr. and Mrs. Ottice Jarrett and son of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Farry and son.
Mrs. Elsie Moore owns a South Pendleton Avenue grocery that is gaining popularity with fresh stock and attractive price cards. Pendleton Bakery owner J. W. Jeffers shares a new Ford truck to expand deliveries, aided by skilled baker M. S. Goldrose from New York and top materials. W. E. Jackson drives the truck and develops out of town trade.
Albert P. Jones county roads supervisor outlines a heavy graveling program for summer and fall. He notes roads not graveled last year break through in winter and expects to use more money this season than ever. About 15000 yards of gravel are already bought with pre June funds, plus 67000 from tax installments to be received, enabling a large amount of gravel on rural roads.
A Sunday picnic at Helm's Mill was enjoyed by Miss Irma Kramer, Ruby Foust, Katherine Keesling, and Katherine Elkinn along with Messrs Clyde Dickerson, Roy Barker, and Virgil Anderson.
George L. Kinnard appointed Administrator of the estate of Oscar F. Mingle, deceased, stating the estate is solvent. Dated Anderson July 1, 1922. Lawrence V. Mays, Attorney.
Administrators for the estate of Rebecca P. Hardy, deceased, filed in Anderson Indiana on July 8 1922. They state the estate is solvent. Charles N Hardy and Horace G Hardy named as admins with L V Mays as attorney.
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