Local society notes from Indianapolis visitors and births
Mrs Elizabeth Lantz and daughter Deborah visited Indianapolis on Monday. Jitney Supper planned at Christian Church Saturday evening July 1. Miss Edna LaGrand of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Miss Hellen Kinnard. Miss Merlyn Anderson of Indianapolis was guest of Mrs W E Witmer Tuesday. Mrs Martha C Thomas returned after a week with friends at Carmel. John Jr an 8 pound boy born to Mr and Mrs John Clark Sunday morning. Mrs Lewis Whitely to entertain 500 club on E State Street Thursday evening. Mrs E Brown and Ava of Anderson visited Marshall and Mrs Vanarsdale Sunday. Martes club of Anderson and husbands picnicked at Falls Park Sunday. Rex Brown and wife welcomed an 8 pound boy Leland Valentine born Wednesday morning. Homer McClintock weekend visitors to Mrs McClintock’s parents Mr and Mrs Charles Clark. A son arrived at the home of Dr and Mrs Lobdell of Lafayette Wednesday. Mrs Lobdell formerly Zella Taylor. Mr T F Smith and Mrs Eliza Garriot of Wilkinson visited Mr and Mrs Jonas Williams near Markleville Sunday. Mrs Sabra Aiman Miss Ruby Parson and Mrs W E Witmer attended a luncheon at Mrs Earle Hansen’s in Indianapolis Wednesday. Mrs J Orr Powell and children went to Cynthiana to visit her parents and Rev Powell’s parents at Jasonville for about four weeks. Miss May Gregory hosted at Broadway Wednesday evening with Miss Florance Hughes of Anderson Mr J R Stubbe of Thorntown and Mr Irvin Shultz of Mt Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lantz
Deborah
Indianapolis
Christian Church
Edna LaGrand
Hellen Kinnard
Merlyn Anderson
W. E. Witmer
Martha C. Thomas
Carmel
John Jr
John Clark
Lewis Whitely
500 Club
E. State Street
E. Brown
Ava
Anderson
Marshall
Vanarsdale
Martes Club
Falls Park
Rex Brown
Leland Valentine
Death by Own Action: Pendleton Veterinarian Dr. C F Mingle
Dr. C F Mingle, a 45 year old Pendleton veterinarian with a long local practice since 1903, was found dead Tuesday morning in the yard of his home from morphine poisoning. Police say death was by his own action. He recently divorced wife Dora Mingle and is survived by two sons Carroll and Hubert, plus brothers Woolford and Leonidas, and sister Mrs John Scott. Funeral services were held at the M E Church and interment followed at Mendon Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Mingle
Woolford
Mingle
Montreal
Canada
Leonidas
Danville
Illinois
John Scott
Alexandria
Methodist Church
Masonic
Dr. Mingle
Pendleton
Carrol Mingle
George Jackson
Jackson
Carrol
Rinne
Davis Morpony
Carro
Rinney
The
M.E
Charles Fussell Dies After Fall at Pendleton
Charles S. Fussell died at St. Johns Hospital Anderson on Monday noon from injuries after falling from a cherry tree on June 16. He had a broken leg treated with silver plates, then tetanus developed. Funeral at his West street home with Rev. Sayer, burial in Friends Cemetery Spring Valley. Survived by widow Miriam and three daughters Mrs. Jordon, Mrs. Cooper, and Mrs. Hoss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Fussell
St. Johns Hospital
Anderson
West Street
Rev. Sayer
Muncie
Friends Cemetery
Spring Valley
Fussell
Pendleton
Friends Church
Christian Brotherhood
Miriam Fussell
Arthur Jordon
Fay Cooper
Dewey Hoss
Indianapolis
Adair’s Breadth and a Lunar Year Rough Muse
A fragmented note cites Adair’s breadth as a mathematical ratio a fortieth part and mentions a Tearetn in roughly five point two years around the year 2008. It references 2008 as a date and a distance of 200,000 miles with a liter noted and a city value of 1.047.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Paras
Picnic at Spring Valley Hosts Visit From New York Friends
A Friends Meeting House gathering in Spring Valley drew about forty attendees. Mrs. Mary Burdsall and her two sons Benjamin and Elwood from Port Chester, N Y, visited her brother J J Rogers and wife en route to California. Others present included Neal Hardy L D Kinnard families the Kinnards Martha Mannon and many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burdsall
Benjamin
Elwood
Port Cheater
N. Y
Neal Hardy
L. D. Kinnard
Charles Kinnard
Martha Mannon
W. F. Morris
Elizabeth Lantz
Walter Hays
Brownback
Katherine
Rebecca Swain
Evangeline Lewis
Mary Caddy
Allen Swain
Ray Blakley
W. R. Kinnard
Charles Boston
Bennie Boston
Fred Goodrich
Nina Goodrich
Ruby Davis
Speck's Home Restaurant Draws Big Sunday Crowd
Speck's Home Restaurant served twenty five fried chickens two large pork roasts and three boiled hams last Sunday attracting patrons from Anderson Muncie New Castle Greenfield Noblesville Indianapolis and beyond. Next Sunday a supply of thirty chickens will be served with half two pound portions or quarter three pound portions and meals are advertised at about half the price of larger places. The restaurant has boosted Pendleton's visibility through advertising and urges reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speck
Anderson
Muncie
New Castle
Greenfield
Noblesville
Indianapolis
Mr. Speck
Pendleton
Principal Irvin Shultz Heads to Columbia for Master’s Degree
Irvin Shultz leaves Pendleton for New York to attend Columbia University and complete a Master Degree in Education this summer. He previously served as principal of the West building under Mr. Reid and Mr. Route and now leads the Mt. Vernon High School. For sale a seven room Broadway house offered by C. F. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Shultz
Pendleton
New York
Columbia University
Mr. Shultz
Reid
Mr. Route
Mt. Vernon
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Deering & Plymoth
Binder
Ben Phipps
erCrratyee
Ed Morton
Elsie Moore
Cash and Cary Grocery
Cascadden’s
A. M. Silver
Traction Station
the Times
Homer McClintock
Mrs. McClintock
Charles Clark
T. F. Smith
Eliza Garriot
Wilkinson
Jonas Williams
Markileville
Sabra Aiman
Ruby Parson
Earle Hansens
Charles Fussell
Adair
A. B. Alexande
A.B. Alexanses
Wwe
Columbia
C. F. Brown
Mdrs Theatre
Good Pictures
Universal Pictures
King
Vidter
Indiana
Jack Krlife
Tuesaday
Paramount Pictures
Betty Compson
Bendleton
Ingalls
W. Thomas
Pendleton Feed & Fuel Co
Miller Tires
McCarty
McGabe’s Sanitary Grocery
Borax
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