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Pendleton Times

Location

Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1923

Page

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Green Township Commencement at M. E. Church Ingalls

The Green Township Commencement Exercises are set for Friday evening June 15 at 7 30 at the M E Church in Ingalls. D Robert J Alley of Butler College will give the address and Igelman Orchestra of Anderson will provide music. Eighteen graduates listed include Stewart Rooty Evangeline Jarrett Hayden Sharrett and Alma Ginder.

Green Township M. E Ingalls D. Robert J. Alley Butler College Igelman Orchestra Anderson

Mrs J N Cottey Kills Two Snakes in Grass

Mrs J N Cottey shot two blue racers near Huntsville after spotting them in the grass on her porch. The snakes measured 5 feet 10 inches and 5 feet 6 inches respectively, a feat praised as remarkable for both genders.

J. N. Cottey Huntsville

Cockayne Family Reunion Held at Broadway Home

A Cockayne family reunion took place last Sunday at the Broadway residence of W. C. Frampton. Attendees included George Moorehead and family, Charles Curn and family, Donald Hill and family of Greenfield, George Neely and family of Anderson, P. A. Randall and family of Alfonse, plus Arthur Frampton and family, Edward Frampton and family, Mrs. Martha Mannon, Miss Lizzie Cockayne, and W. C. Frampton.

Cockayne W. C. Frampton Broadway George Moorehead Charles Curn Donald Hill Greenfield George Neely Anderson P. A. Randall Alfonse Arthur Frampton Edward Frampton Martha Mannon Lizzie Cockayne

Brown Street Road Progress Along Huntsville Road

Work advances rapidly on the Brown Street road from the township line to C. C. Williams corner of Huntsville road. The road is being built of concrete. A fight at its inception aimed to enter Pendleton, but the Commissioners and Advisory Board limited it to three miles. The unfinished stretch provides little benefit to Pendleton.

Brown Street C. C. William’s Huntsville Road Pendleton Commissioners and Advisory Board

Auction Bridge Club Luncheon in Indianapolis Hosted by Miss Parson

Miss Ruby Parson entertained the Auction Bridge Club of Indianapolis at a 1 o’clock luncheon. Present were Mrs. W. H. Pearle Mrs. John Coffey Mrs. Guy Hayes Mrs. Earle Hanson Mrs. Lafayette Perkins Mrs. L. L. Saye Mrs. Beiderman Mrs. Laurence Tompson all of Indianapolis plus Mrs. Frank Hardy of Muncie and Mrs. Mame Pruitt of Mobile Alabama.

Ruby Parson Auction Bridge Club Indianapolis W. H. Pearle John Coffey Guy Hayes Earle Hanson Lafayette Perkins L. L. Saye Beiderman Laurence Tompson Frank Hardy Muncie Mame Pruitt Mobile Ala

Pendleton Health Officer Attends State Board Meeting

Dr. F. 8. Stone Pendleton Health Officer attended the State Board of Health Convention at the Claypool Hotel Indianapolis on Tuesday and Wednesday. He reports good attendance and a profitable meeting.

F. 8. Stone Pendleton State Board of Health Claypool Hotel Indianapolis Stone

Tourist Camp Registers Many Visitors at Falls Park

The Falls Park tourist camp reports numerous visitors this season with a register listing guests from diverse locations. Notable entries include E S Goss W Somerville Mass Elmer Ward and family Jackson Mich and several others travelling from Indianapolis Franklin and Cincinnati among dates in late April May and June. A local dog named Dinkel owned by Dr F L Stone lived at the camp and died recently after long years as town’s familiar bluffer.

Falls Park Camp Kitchen Pendleton E. S. Goss W. Somerville Mass Elmer Ward Egra Ill John McGrew and Flint Mich Jas. Lesh Indianapolis Roy Cowan Fraklin Kans A. F. Fustola Jehn Barracks Co. C. Elwill H. F. Elwill Detroit Ray S. Goble Terre Haute Xenia Cal Robert Williams Ohio Carl Teague Sam Cliff Utica W. Graystone Piedmont S. D George Louke Rocky Mountain House George Knorr Dale Slayback Clarence McMeans Arthur McMeans J. W. Slayback Cincinnati Wm Scholrock Curtice Cali Forest J. Tigner Ruben Snelenberger Saginaw Dinkel F. L. Stone

Shrine Convention Attendees From Local Families

V. P. Wilson and his wife and Ross Hardy and his wife are in Washington D C this week attending the Shrine Convention.

V. P. Wilson Ross Hardy Washington, D. C

Free Advertising Service Installed by The Times

The Times announces a free advertising service secured from the Western Newspaper Union for advertisers. It includes expert writers and full illustrations, with monthly proof sheets kept on file for review before ads. Use it as a benefit offered to all advertisers.

the Times Western Newspaper Union Times

Madison County Board of Review Hears Property Owners

The county board of review met Monday to equalize assessments and hear complaints. Members include County Auditor Harry P. Hardie County Treasurer Earl C. Morris County Assessor John M. Kaufman Elwood Councilman Bruce Pendleton George Mingle of Fall Creek township, praised for farming knowledge and service at a small salary.

County Board of Review Harry P. Hardie Earl C. Morris John M. Kaufman Bruce Elwood George Mingle Pendleton Mingle Fall Creek Township Madison County

Mystery Over Mr. Adkins Vanishing After Milking

Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Adkins from Milners Corner visited Pendleton for errands. After returning home he finished chores and was last seen when his wife arrived by taxi. She searched for him for hours before hiring a taxi to return home, while Mr. Adkins refused to discuss his thoughts.

Taylor Adkins Milners Corner Pendleton Mr. Adkins

Death of Wilson Gause Retired Farmer Near Frankton

Wilson Gause 65 a retired farmer died Wednesday night at his daughter’s home near Frankton. He leaves a widow one daughter and a sister in Iowa. He was a first cousin of I G Davis of Pendleton. Funeral services will be at Huntsville Church at 2 30 Saturday and burial in Huntsville cemetery.

Wilson Gause Frankton Iowa I. G. Davis Pendleton Hunstville Huntsville Cemetery

Indiana Tax Returns Show 2 194 in Madison County for 1921

Figures released by the Bureau of Internal Revenue in Washington show 2 194 Madison county residents filed 1921 income tax returns. Indiana totals include 150 300 returns nationwide and a 8 978 653 tax bill, with New York leading in returns and taxes.

Bureau of Internal Revenue Washington Madison County Anderson Elwood Indiana New York Ted

Lantz Family Heads to New York for three week visit

Mrs. Elizabeth Lantz and her daughter Deborah with Miss Helen Kinnard and Hugh Kinnard left Tuesday for Port Chester New York to visit Elwood Burdsall and family. Mrs Besse Jackson will assist at Lantz's Store during the absence.

Elizabeth Lantz Deborah Helen Kinnard Hugh Kinnard Elwood Burdsall Port Chester New York Besse Jackson Lantz Mrs. Lantz

Mrs Jane Smith Hosts at John Hays Home

Mrs Jane Smith entertained Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs John Hays in honor of Mr and Mrs H L Kinneman who left Tuesday morning for Sedan Kansas Mr and Mrs Dale Hays and daughter Mr and Mrs Lee Hays Mr and Mrs Enoch Fry Mr and Mrs Fred Pettigrew and Mrs Anna Smith of Colo attended.

Jane Smith John Hays H. L. Kinneman Sedan Kans Dale Hays Lee Hays Enoch Fry Fred Pettigrew Anna Smith Colo

Sunday Dinner Gathered Notables Attend Mays Home

Mr and Mrs L V Mays hosted a Sunday dinner with Mrs Clark Duncan and son Clark Jr of Dallas Texas joining. Also present were Mr and Mrs Victor Cooper Mrs Lena Swain of Mechanicsburg and Mrs Zella Lobdell.

L. V. Mays Clark Duncan Clark,Jr Dallas Texas Victor Cooper Lena Swain Mechanicsburg Zella Lobdell

McWilliams Buys Mrs Jane Smith Property on State Street

Joe McWilliams purchases the Mrs Jane Smith property on W State Street. Walter Hill and his wife, current occupants, will relocate to the A H George house at the corner of State and Main.

Joe McWilliams Mrs Jane Smith W. State Street Walter Hill A. H. George State and Main

Also Mentioned on This Page

Terest Pendleton Trust Company Pendleton Loan Association Pendleton Avenue Community Loan Co O. H. Thomas Ford the Community Loan CO Pendleton Cigar Store Pendleton Realty and Improvement Company Walnut and Pearl Streets Franklin and Taylor Streets R. R. Beck Mr. Beck The Igelman Cassidy Igelman Robert J. Alley Stewart Rooty Evangeline Jarrett Hayden Sharrett Ethel Reichenbach Lucile Hays Marie Skinner Sadie Kramer Effie Kramer Freda Wood Harold L. McCarty Helen O. Goul Lester Fuqua Iona Jackson Alma E. Ginder Olive L. Moore Claire Vance Irene Roberts Eunice Millner Ushers Minnie Martin Dorothy Moore Vera Goul Nellie Kincade Ralph Adams Emily Wilson Farrell Fox Chester Shinger Guy Kincade Entertains Club Nelle Stone Board OF Review Pendleton Banking Go R. S. Ables D. C Lewis Bros. Drug Store State Street Hot Springs Ark Lewis Brothers W. State St Eli P. Meyers Elizabeth Bradford, O James Moore Fred Lund Cyanthiana
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