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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
5
Local events list with numerous visits and guests across Pendleton, Anderson, Indianapolis, and surrounding towns. Mentions include Alfa Alexander Fortville in Pendleton, Ruth Flaningham Leba non visiting aunt, and various regional guests at homes and churches. Community Loan Company details noted for Pendleton with plans for future office setup.
Mrs. Thomas Kessler is quite poorly. Lee Young of near Greenwood visited Hayes Huey. A 10 pound girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Humbles Sunday morning. Mrs. Ola Allford spent Friday with Pendleton residents. Minnie Davis and Berthesda Bradley visited Vincent Manifold in Indianapolis last week. Pendleton couples visited Hattie Barrett and Adda Cook. Forest Baker called on his sister Mrs. Dean Humbles. he has been working at Huntington. Eden Band Boys gave a concert at Shirley. they perform each Wednesday. The bands assisted in the corner stone laying for the new schoolhouse Wednesday. Mrs. Mame O Neal, Mrs. Pearl Butcher and daughter Leona visited Cecil Kinsey at Bethel. Francena Justice and son Lee with Robeson of Greenfield and Maury called on Mrs. O P Barrett Thursday evening. Harry Umbenhower hosted guests for Sunday dinner including Aca Fuqua and daughter Ella, Joe Elsberry, George Crist of Ingalls, Charles Roberts and children of Pendleton, Marion Moore, Paul Moore, Fred Pope and wife and baby.
Delightful program to be given at the Christian Church this evening by reader Miss Nelle King and pianist Miss Florence Sherwood for the Saturday Club and Music Study Club. Admission is free and guests are invited by members. The program includes works by Bach Czerwonky Twain Holmes and MacDowell among others with piano and vocal selections.
A quirky Arkansas column offers pithy maxims about trouble, marriage, motherhood, and social quirks. It uses humor to caution readers against overconfidence and echoes a homespun voice with playful observations about milk, windows, and hypothetical ruble costs.
A quoted aphorism from the Richmond Times-Dispatch compares marrying a woman to a risky bond purchase and contrasts wealth levels with comfort, noting a home can rival a bad fall in impact.
A speed note states homing pigeons travel at 70 miles per hour while elephants can only cover 15 to 20 miles daily for comfort. It also notes a gun report needs five seconds to reach a mile away under normal conditions.
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