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Pendleton Times

Location

Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1923

Page

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Coterie Entertained At Mays Home In Social Gathering

The Coterie The Literary Coterie met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Mays on Monday evening. Supt. and Mrs. Floyd Miner joined as new members. Officers for the year are Dr. F. C. Guthrie president Mrs. I. G. Davis vice president and Mrs. W. H. Lewis secretary. Members present included Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Morris Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Hardy Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Swain Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Davis Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Guthrie Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Dr. and Mrs. B. C. Reid and Miss Ruby Davis.

L. V. Mays Floyd Miner F. C. Guthrie I. G. Davis W. H. Lewis W. F. Morris T. M. Hardy W. A. Swain J. J. Rogers W. P. Wilson Guthrie Lewis B. C. Reid Ruby Davis

Mendon Cemetery Stockholders Elect Officers at Meeting

Mendon Cemetery stockholders met at Menden Church last Saturday and elected W. W. Manifold president Chas Pauley Lee Asa Fuqua treasurer George Crist and George R Mingle as trustees for one year The board plans improvements for the year and notes a $6000 fund The Mendon cemetery is praised by locals Dr O W Brownback and Will Koeniger attended the Grand Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons in Indianapolis Ray Davis recovering after appendectomy with hospital stay progressing well.

Mendon Cemetery Menden Church W. W. Manifold Pres Chas. Pauley Lee Asa Fuqua Treas George Crist George R. Mingle Mendon O. W. Brownback Will Koeniger The Royal Arch Masons Indianapolis

Brown Drug Store Fixtures Moved to Anderson

Brown Drug Store announces relocation of fixtures to Anderson city for continued operations. The move affects inventory setup and storefront presentation while maintaining service.

Brown Drug Store Anderson

Pendleton Art Association Holds First Meeting Tonight

The Pendleton Art Association opens with music by Miss Margaret Ackers and a paper on Modern Poetry by Mrs. F C Guthrie. Officers will be elected and members or interested readers are invited to attend at the Library. The Times pledges support for the coming year.

Pendleton Art Association Margaret Ackers F. C. Guthrie the Times Art Association

Pendleton to Hear Unitarian Pastor Wicks Again

The All Souls Unitarian Church in Indianapolis invited Rev. F. C. Wicks to preach at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday October 21. Wicks, a favorite speaker among friends in Pendleton, will give his fourth address in the town and second at the local church.

F. C. Wicks All-Souls Unitarian Church of Indianapolis

Pendleton Winter Lecture Course Opens With Granville Jones

Pendleton plans a winter lecture series by Interstate Lyceum Bureau Chicago. The first event Wednesday October 31 features Granville Jones, famed Lincoln style orator and Lions Club lecturer. Other acts include Emily Waterman De Ville Concert Company Cleaver Opera Singers and Colonial Marimbaphone Quartet. Dates to be announced in the Times.

Granville Jones America Abraham Lincoln South Lions’ Clubs Alamo Emily Waterman de Ville Concert Company Cleaver Opera Singers

Postmaster Reports 30 Percent Rural Route Posts in Bad Condition

Postmaster Bragdon completes semi annual inspection of all Rural Routes from this office and finds about 30 percent of posts and boxes in poor condition. He urges patrons to heed notices on defects and to comply with the new painting rule. Boxes should be white with the patron name in neat black letters one inch high, on both sides where possible.

Bragdon Pendleton

Revival at Cyanthianne Closes With Strong Attendance

Rev Marlow closed a revival at Cyanthianne last Friday night. Mrs Minnie Davis of Fortville and Mrs Crull of Durbin led songs. Three confessions were recorded, with a fifty-strong delegation from Clarksville and others from Fortville. Baptismal services were held at Fortville on Saturday.

Marlow Cyanthianne Minnie Davis Fortville Crull Durbin Clarksville

Seventeen Apple Varieties Shown at Pendleton Club Event

Seventeen apple varieties from John Haines orchards were displayed at a Pendleton High School club show. The collection included Yellow Bellflower, Kiss-me-not, Stayman Winesap, Northern Spy, Yellow Sweet, White Pippin, Rambo, Maiden Blush, Willow Twig, Rome Beauty, Ben Davis, Grimes Golden, McAfee, Stark, Baldwin, Mann, and Romantic.

Pendleton High School John Haines Rome

Reflector debut issued by Reformitory inmates

The first issue of the Reflector, a four column weekly produced by inmates of the Reform atory, debuted last week. Praise goes to J. H. Clark for printing leadership and to Rev. J. Orr Powel, chaplain, for contributing a page each week.

The Reflector New Reformatory J. H. Clark J. Orr Powel

Funeral for John Lowe at Spice Land

Joe Stoner and wife attend the service for John Lowe who died Tuesday night. Lowe ran the cream station at Spiceland for the Pendleton Creamery Co for four years. Mrs J A Matthews and son Jimmie of Anderson were dinner guests at 118 Franklin St on Thursday.

Joe Stoner Spiceland John Lowe Lowe Pendleton Creamery Co J. A. Matthews Jimmie Anderson Franklin St

Edward Lee Tract Auction Fails to Meet Reserve

The five acre Edward Lee tract with brick house and outbuildings failed to sell at public auction on Tuesday due to bids not reaching the reserve. The top offer was 1925 dollars while Mr Lee asked 2250 dollars.

Edward Lee Lee

Re-opening Sunday at Pendleton M. E. Church

Pendleton churchgoers will welcome a home coming and the re opening of the M E Church on Sunday with services. Dr A E Smith D D L L D president of Ohio Northern University is scheduled to arrive Saturday for the event.

M. E Pendleton A. E. Smith D. D Ohio Northern University

Noted preacher to lead Sunday services in Pendleton

The day features a renowned pulpit orator to speak during morning and evening worships. Sunday School starts at 9 15 and regular worship at 10 30 with Kath leen Ireland Hampton directing the choir. Afternoon service at 2 30 and evening at 7 30 follow a noon basket dinner in the Basement.

Etree Ea Sceerereenee Kathleen Ireland-Hampton

Do Better Not Just Talk Of What You Could Do

Obiter Dictum urges action over talk. It extols trying hard in work and life, warns critics who boast of unrealized feats, and stresses that many failures come from not trying. The piece urges readers to quit excuses and undertake effort now.

Earth

Death of Ovid resident Win H Stott at 64

Win H Stott, age 64, died at his Ovid home Tuesday morning after a two year illness. Survived by seven children including Mrs. Amos Lakey and Howard Scott of Anderson and Ray Scott of near Ovid. Also three sisters, one brother, and Thelma and Herman Scott at home. Funeral held at 10 this morning at the Lutheran church with burial in Ovid Cemetery.

William H. Scott Ovid Amos Lakey Howard Scott Anderson Ray Scott Glen Scott Walter Scott Detroit Mich Thelma Herman Scott Wm. Harreson Emily Alford Pendleton Evelyn Allford Greenfield John E. Scott Lutheran

Entertaining Afternoon for Sister in Honor of Marie Williams

Mrs. Clinton Hinkle hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering honoring her sister Mrs. Marie Williams of California. Attendees included Mrs. J. B. Taylor, Mollie Brown, D. B. Cole, Frank Rector, Will Pring, Ray Golder, Henry Tfott, Arminta Phipps, Ed Brown, Will H. Crosley, L. E. Alexander, Martin Pring, J. B. Parson, Oscar Dich Vere ta Mingle, and Mildred Pring.

Clinton Hinkle Marie Williams California Hinkle J. B. Taylor Mollie Brown D. B. Cole Frank Rector Will Pring Ray Golder Henry Tfott Arminta Phipps Ed Brown Will H. Crosley L. E. Alexander Martin Pring J. B. Parson Oscar Dich- Vireta Mingle Mildred Pring

Knights of Pythias Lodge Enjoys Night of Speakership and Growth

The Knights of Pythias Lodge held a Tuesday evening event with two Second Rank conferrals after which refreshments were served. Eight visitors from Indianapolis attended along with G. A. Shideler superintendent of the new Indiana Reformatory who gave a pleasing talk. The lodge reports steady membership growth.

K of P. Lodge Indianapolis G. A. Shideler New Indiana

New Pianist Miss Lydia Speck Joins Pendleton Theatre

The Pendleton Theatre announces Miss Lydia Speck as the new pianist. She accepted the post and began duties Wednesday evening, noted as one of Pendleton’s best musicians and a pleasure to entertain moviegoers.

Lydia Speck Pendleton Theatre Miss Speck Pendleton

Stearns Buy Madison Ave and Broadway Property

Mr and Mrs J W Stearns purchased the Pendleton Realty and Improvement Co property at Madison Ave and Broadway for 5800 dollars. The transaction records a private real estate acquisition by the couple.

J. W. Stearns Madison Ave Broadway Pendleton Realty and Improvement Co

German Baptists Plan Communion Services at Beech Grove

The German Baptists will hold their yearly Communion services at Beech Grove Church near Pendleton on Saturday and Sunday. A large number of visitors are expected to attend.

Beech Grove Church Pendleton

Pendleton Reading Experiment Shows Pendleton Pupils Progress

Miss Ruby Parson hosts Auction Bridge Club of Indianapolis with guests Mrs. Wm Pearl and others. Pendleton Schools join Indiana University reading experiment under De Grover H Alderman with grades four to eight testing vocabulary organization and retention. Early results show Pendleton pupils progressing as several schools participate with hopes of leading by close.

Ruby Parson Auction Bridge Club Indianapolis Wm. Pearl Lafayette Perkins Wm. Saye Guy Hayes Carrie Barnett Earl Hanson W. E. Witmer Pendleton Bureau of Cooperative Research Indiana University de Grover H. Alderman

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