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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
8
Milners Corner notes include Rev. M S Bittner preaching next Sunday at 10 30 a m and revival sermons concluded with strong Bible study Attendance at Sunday School 62 and 42 with modest collections The column records many family visits illnesses travel and social events among Pendleton Fortville and nearby towns including Christmas subscriptions and a lost mileage book
Mrs Alfred Olvey was in Anderson on Monday. Mrs Logan Hinshaw in Anderson on Thursday. Mrs Nora Cummins shopped in Anderson Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Wyman visited Wm Mentz Sunday. Mrs Webb Brown in Indianapolis Saturday. Mr and Mrs Willard Craig in Anderson Saturday. Mrs Robert Pettigrew spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm Clark. Olive Milner and family were Sunday guests of Mrs J Milner. George Ginn of Scottsburg visiting daughter. Mrs Charles Jones and others spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Chas Stanley and Lon Stanley did business trip to Daleville last week. Mrs Verne Courtney of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mrs E J Rummell. Mr and Mrs John Whedisker spent Sunday with Rolland Kingan. Mrs Abe Cottrell and daughter Irene attended funeral in Fortville Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Keesling of Pendleton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jr C House. John Hall and family of Mr Comfort spent Sunday with Earl McCarty. Mr and Mrs Glenn Rummell and Opal Ginder spent Sunday evening with Jess Hall. Mrs Jasper Emmons, Mrs J M Roberts and Mrs B E Wilson were in Anderson Friday. Mr and Mrs Homer Prater moved from the Butcher home to the Boyer house in Alfonte. Mr and Mrs Paul Fost of Fort Valley spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Robert Pettigrew. Mr and Mrs W W Manifold and Raymond Hall spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J C Manifold. Mr and Mrs Harry Burlingame and daughter Mildred with Leanna Grey of Anderson and Earl Milner spent
County Clerk George W. Winfery was in his office Monday as the Winfrey family ends a smallpox quarantine. The patient has recovered and other family members escaped contagion.
Notice announces Benjamin F. Phipps appointed administrator of the estate of George A. Phipps, deceased, asserting the estate is solvent. Dated Anderson Indiana December 9 1922. L. V. Mays serves as attorney.
Estate of Lorenzo D. Guy deceased appoints Elenora A as administratrix in Anderson Indiana dated December 14 1922. L. V. Mays attorney. Two bred spotted Poland gilts five months old listed with sire Grand 51707 and dam Avolan 147512. House and lot at 758 Pear Street with eight rooms barn well cistern electric lights. Also sale of Hot Blast stove in good condition. Inquiries at Times Office and Morton's Shoe Store.
In the New York Sun, a suburbanite and friend discuss psychoanalysis with a pale hat wearer on a subway car. The hat claimant says the color and style were not chosen but given, prompting talk of unconscious influence and ancestral memory.
Historians note the high skill of Hungarian gypsies who play by ear using violin and czimbalom. The czimbalom, created by Hungarians, accompanies the violin as central to their sound. Helen Ware praises their music as pure emotional expression rather than mathematical notes.
Adventure Magazine recounts A S Latte describing a captured tarantula he fed by bottle. The creature repeatedly dipped its fangs into secretions near the mouth before collapsing dead, reportedly dying by its own act in the bright sun.
The text traces Fabiola, a Roman woman and first recorded nurse, who founded a hospital and convalescent home for the poor after her conversion to Christianity around AD 380. It notes a society of wealthy women trained as nurses, the long status of nursing, and early hospital care in London and New York, highlighting shifts toward scientific cleanliness by 1790.
Government investigators report telegraph operators use unique personal telegraphic languages. Among findings the best Morse Code word rate is 49 words per minute and skilled senders average 20 to 24 four letter words each minute. Beginners tend to reverse the sending and receiving speeds.
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