The Pendleton Times Rates and Postal Status
Drafts checks and post office orders payable to the order of and address all communications to The Times Pendleton Ind What We Charge For Business locals 50 per line each insertion 10¢ per line for Black Face Type Card of thanks 2c Obituaries pricing and word counts Extra copies 5c each 6 for 25c one dozen for 50c Church notices and entertainments charges per word Display ads rates on application The Pendleton Times admitted to second class mail legal publication permit received May 24 1922 through Postmaster A S Mingle
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Old Stuff and Personal Initiative Drive Prosperity
Opinion argues progress comes from personal industry and thrift, not new laws. The author rejects calls for forced action, labeling values like honesty and the Golden Rule as enduring “old stuff” that built a nation and will restore it after war.
Delightful Meeting Of Pendleton Music Study Club
The Pendleton Music Study Club met Tuesday at Miss Geneva Rogers home. Mrs D G Barrett sang two religious songs after a paper by Mrs Charl ixinnard and another by Mrs S L Speck on the Negro Spiritual. Mrs Mabel Dilts sang Nobody Knows the Trouble I See and Swing Low Sweet Chariot was performed by a quartet. The club will disband for the summer. Tickets for the Anderson Symphony Orchestra concert at the Grand Opera House June 6 will be available through members and at Specks Restaurant.
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Pendleton Music Study Club
Geneva Rogers
D. G. Barrett
J. Rosemond Johnson
S. L. Speck
Lydia Speck
Mabel Dilts
Anderson Symphony Orchestra
Grand Opera House
Anderson
Specks
Brattain and Miss Smith Wed at Rev Marlow Home
Maurice Brattain and Miss Minnie Smith were married last Saturday by Rev. C. W. Marlow at his Taylor Street home. The couple are from local families, the Brattains west of town and the Smiths of Pendleton, and friends extend best wishes.
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Maurice Brattain
Minnie Smith
C. W. Marlow
Taylor Street
Mr. Brattain
O. G. Brattain
Franklin Smith
Pendleton
Beautiful Park Entrance Dedicated to Falls Park
The Pleasure and Profit Club presented and dedicated a new Hytex brick entrance to Falls Park on a Wednesday afternoon. D B Cole accepted for Pendleton, praising the club’s efforts to beautify the town, with a copper box placed in the pillar and plans for lighting and urns.
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Falls Park
Thomas Pendleton
Fall Creek
Pendleton
D. B. Cole
Navy Enlistment Open For Four Year Service
Navy recruiters announce four year enlistments for applicants aged 18 with no disabilities. Recruits report to Indianapolis for medical exam and, if accepted, proceed to the Naval Training Station in Hampton Roads Virginia. Boys interested should consult Postmaster Mingle.
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Mingle
Navy
Indianapolis
Naval Training Station
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Clara Wiggins at Greenfield
Mrs William Jarrett and daughters hosted a dinner party Tuesday night for the birthday anniversary of Mrs Clara Wiggins of Greenfield. Guests included Mrs Clara Wiggins and Misses Stella Anderson Mildred Silver Nora Benefiel Ermil Ball Thelma Williamson Nelle Kramer and Mrs Mabel Jackson.
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William Jarrett
Adisa
Gayle
Clara Wiggins
Greenfield
Stella Anderson
Mildred Silver
Nora Benefiel
Ermil Ball
Thelma Williamson
Nelle Kramer
Mabel Jackson
Remorseless Love at Mars Theatre Sunday May 28
Elaine Hammerstein stars as a rugged mountain schoolteacher in Remorseless Love at Mars Theatre. The plot follows feud customs, a crime trial, and a courtroom climax where love and integrity prevail against community hatred.
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Elaine Hammerstein
Mars Theatre
Miss Hammerstein
Niles Welch
Miss Hemmerstein
Pendleton Baking Company Expands with New Machinery
Pendleton Baking Company installs dough mixer and bread moulding machine, enhancing capacity for a growing trade in the Never Better Bread. The firm also reports strong cake sales and other nick-nacks appealing to local customers, marking it as a leading Pendleton business.
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Pendleton Baking Company
Pendleton
Odd Dress Sales and Longevity Factals in Japan
A mix of curious statements notes Japan sells dresses by weight and elephants living up to two centuries. It claims farming once employed half of France’s population before a war and that women now buy about half again as many shoes as in the past.
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France
Administrator's Sale of John A Smethers Estate Pendleton Ind
The Administrator of the estate of John A Smethers will conduct a public sale at the decedent’s Pendleton Indiana residence on Saturday May 27 1922 at 2 pm. Item list includes eight rugs chairs beds sewing machine stove tables davenport linoleum and other household goods. Terms: cash for sums 10 and under, three month credit for larger amounts with note and security. Removal only after terms are met. Willard E Smethers Administrator. Dale Hays Auctioneer John F Wiggins Attorney for Estate.
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John A. Smethers
Madison Circuit Court
Taylor Street
Pendleton
Ind
Willard E. Smethers
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Oldham & Phillips
Falls City Cash Grocery Co
Cc. E. Schooley
Christian Brotherhood
Christian Church
Gerner Main
High Streets
The
Pendleton Times
Will E. Witmer
A. S. Mingle
Pleasure
Love Mars Theatre
Anthony and Dwiggins
Collingwood Bros
Golden
Wisehearts’ Bakery
Japan
Dale Hays
John F. Wiggins
Hoffman
A. M. Silver
Traction Station
Gordon
Harry Adams Hersey
Pendleton Universalist Church
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