Local happenings and social notes from the community
Mrs. J. B. Parson shows improvement after illness. H. L. Ireland of Marion visited Pendleton friends Monday. Mrs. F. C. Guthrie substitutes in high school this week. Daddy Hair improves after illness. For sale double rose comas Rhode Island Red males ask at office. A 5 cent lead pencil with school supplies purchase of 10 cents or more. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Goff move to Mary Teague property on West State. Mrs. A. B. Taylor hosts Pleasure and Profit club on Pendleton Avenue. Mrs. Allie Allen and Mrs. Harold Allen visit Indianapolis friends. Mrs. Art George hosts Auction Bridge. next meeting with Mrs. Fred Hamond. Will Smith recovering from appendectomy in Cincinnati hospital. The Times for Sale Bills.
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J. B. Parson
H. L. Ireland
Marion
Pendleton Friends
F. C. Guthrie
Art George
Auction Bridge Club
Fred Hamond
United States Holds 64 Percent Of World Telephones
United States accounts for about 63.92 percent of all telephones worldwide, with 13,329,379 in use by Jan 1, 1921. There were 32 million miles of US telephone wire and 159.6 conversations per capita in 1920, as North America leads global totals.
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United States
New York
N. Y
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Germany
Great Britain
Canada
France
Sweden
Japan
Denmark
North America
South America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Oceania
Australia
Dutch East Indies
Hawaii
New Zealand
Philippine Islands
The Big Revival Draws Crowds and Converts
The revival meetings grow nightly with spiritual power. Sunday school saw 211 in the morning and thirteen converts. Aauditorium filled at 2 30 as Evangelist Sword spoke on The Man on the Fence. Nightly services run 7 30 with three services Sunday. Sword predicts the best is yet to come. F E Roberts praised as top singer entertaining the high school midweek. A women only Birds of a Feather lecture is planned for 2 30 Sunday.
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Auditorum
Evangelist
F. E. Roberts
Evangelist Sword
Mr. Sword
Sunday Services at U B Church With Junior Endeavor
The U B Church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 a m. preaching by the Pastor at 10 30 a m. and 7 15 p m. Junior Endeavor meets at 3 p m. A cordial welcome to all.
Madison County road report for 1922 by A P Jones
A P Jones Madison county superintendent of highways files 1922 figures with county commissioners. Expenditures total 110 550.90 for roads with 127 975.16 tax income and 45 485.55 year start balance. 923.5 miles of roads include 853.5 gravel 8 stone macadam and 62 concrete. Nine seven percent of road funds go to direct road work with 67 156.35 paid to labor and assistants and 54 064.61 to labor and team work.
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State Highway Commission
Question Box Asks About Style and Strong Personalities
The Richmond Times Dispatch features a witty Question Box asking why fat men wear heavy gold chains, why a bowlegged or thin woman promotes dress reform, and why a stump speaker laughs at his own tale.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Woman finds lost diamond in chicken gizzard
Mrs. D. B. Rooney of Zebam, Raymond, discovers a diamond two months lost from a ring inside a chicken she was preparing for dinner. The find occurred in Zebam, Washington.
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Chicken
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The
Pendleton Feed & Fuel
REAL
Pendleton
Ingalls
Fortville
Prey
Jersey
de Laval
Arthur Crosley
Dale Hays
J. Howard Walker
Mogade's Sanitary Grocery
the Times
Daddy Hair
Rhoad Island
Mrs
Floyd Goff
Mary Teague
W. State Street
A. B. Taylor
Pleasure and Profit Club
Pendleton Ave
Allie Allen
Harold Allen and Son
Marvin Nix
Indianapolis
Will
Biddie’” Smith
Cincinnati
the Times For Sale
U. B. Church
Brunswick
A. P. Jones
Madison County
Radio Ralf
BY Jack Wilson
Vicinity
Indiana
Dspeck’s
Ome Restaurant
H. C. Martindale
Charles D. Markle
Milners Corner
Willow Branch
Eden
Kennard
Poland
McCormick
Osborn
Fordson
Walter Bricker
H. C. Martindale Cols
W. W. Stewart
S.C. Staley
Milners Corner Aid Society
M. M. Goff & Son
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