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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1923
Page
3
A Pendleton Times centennial tribute urges citizens to back a more frequent local paper. The writer praises editor Witmer and calls for broader co operation from merchants and the Commercial Club to publish a paper every other day in Pendleton.
Citizens urged to distribute this Pendleton issue widely with extra copies sold at The Times office for 10c each. Feature emphasizes J F Hendry and Son Dairy near Pendleton noting Jersey cattle, a clean modern barn, and a positive sanitary report from L A Miller with bacterial count low and no E coli.
Ray Golder, a veteran in Pendleton business circles, began in town with R. R. Beck, started his own three-chair shop after six years, and now runs a thriving salon with two barbers, Donald Dennis and E. T. Doc Piper. He is a member of Masonic bodies and Sicilian Lodge No. 234, K P. A photo of his home appears elsewhere in the paper.
Collingwood Bros., Pendleton lumber dealers, run by Charles and Dan Collingwood, with a planing mill and extensive timber work. They supply fine cabinets and staircases. Robert McTarr and Jesse Vanhouv lead wood turning. David Adams oversees yard work. W P Coone’s The Gift Store, in business over fifty years, offers jewelry, glass, china, records, hardware, and more, with Mr. Cooper welcoming customers.
The Reep Grain Company led by Albert Reep runs a large well equipped elevator on the Big Four line between Cleveland and Indianapolis. The firm handles grain and coal and has built a strong local business in this county end. Walter Kuhn assists at the elevator and brings broad knowledge of the trade.
George W Winfrey announces candidacy for Congress from the Eighth District subject to the Republican Primary in May 1924. He seeks election in the upcoming race and asks party voters for support.
Notice states the undesignated person has been appointed administrator of the estate of Charles L. Oldham, deceased. The estate is deemed solvent. Dated Anderson August 16, 1923. Orville W. Oldham, attorney Lawrence V. Mays.
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