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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
4
The fragment outlines payment instructions directing all drafts and post office orders to be payable to a named holder and requests that all communications be addressed accordingly.
The article notes a personal friend of Benjamin Harrison who served as consul-general in London and is a close ally of President Harding. It mentions New in Congress as a member of the foreign relations and military affairs committees who backed Washington Conference treaties, naval arms limitation, agriculture relief, and opposed an adjournment saving agriculture bills.
Revival series at the Universalist Church conducted by Rev. L R Robinson begins Sunday March 4 and runs through March 18. Services 11:00 a m Sundays and 7:30 p m each evening. Robinson, noted speaker traveler and singer, leads sermons songs and lectures. Everyone invited to attend.
Interborough Bulletin lists stone puns linking professions and stones from soapstone to grindstone. The lighthearted read pairs laundresses with soapstone and stock brokers with curbstone, ending with the grindstone for most of us.
A curious list cites the buffalo as very stupid, the pigmy mouse of Serbia as tiny, the Alaskan walrus as large as an ox, and the mouffion as a southern European wild sheep. It notes a giraffe calf six feet tall at birth and the American mountain sheep’s great leaping ability, with Congo pygmy elephants at five and a half feet.
The Pendleton Theatre presents Broad Daylight a Universal photoplay directed by Irving Cummings with Lois Wilson Jack Mithall and Ralph Lewis in a crime laden story by Harvey Gates and George W Pyper. Cinematography by William Filden aims for a fast moving plot with a definite social message.
The Pendleton theatre will feature A Man's Home next Sunday with a strong cast led by Harry T. Morey and Kathryn Williams, plus Conceit from Selznick Special, a money to power tale where wealth loses grip and a man must revert to basics in a dramatic transformation set in Lake Louise and Banff.
Rev C W Marlow leaves Pendleton Christian Church after four years with a farewell sermon. Rev D J Thornton and wife arrive from Wabash to lead next Sunday and bring Lyceum speaking talent and a strong voice. Church events include Sunday School cabinet March 5, weekly prayer meetings, Brotherhood Thursday, choir Friday, and jitney supper March 3 with notable meals and music.
A catalog of March recording titles and artists with prices. Includes Madame Butterfly Fantasie Dance of the Hours Aeolian Orchestra and various song medleys sung by Lewis James Irving Kaufman and others. Prices range from 0.75 to 1.25 dollars.
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