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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
6
Mrs. Wm Wynn improves while Ray Higgs returns home for the weekend. Numerous residents visit relatives in Anderson and Indianapolis. Church attendance totals and small fund details are noted along with a Red Men oyster supper and Needle and Nod Club luncheon.
Miers Gornar News by Noble H Troy reports Sunday dinners Guests include Mr and Mrs Ralph Fisk and the Trees family from Green- field Mr and Mrs Charles Troy visited W H weer and C Paxton Sunday Ray Wilson Robert Troy and Mathew Prank conducted business in Anderson Monday The writer was interviewed by Ralph Fisk over the phone Edison reference Rev Bittner to start a revival next Monday night Attendance at Sunday school 52 with a 1.62 dollar collection Bever class won attendance banner Rev M S Bittner preached on A Revival citing Bible history The article also discusses Ocean Life in Inland Lakes Baikal and Lake Tanchnuvika noting fresh water fauna and abundance aided by hot springs.
A Detroit bound family from Fairfield Illinois including Mr and Mrs Thomas Gash and son Homer were driven off the road two miles north of Pendleton by a blinded driver who failed to dim headlights. Homer was badly cut and the party sought medical aid before continuing home after repairs at Sisson’s Garage.
Marie McCarty of Pendleton was elected historian of the Indiana Division Service Star Legion at the Hotel Lincoln session in Indianapolis. Mrs. Frank Nessler of Indianapolis was named president. The group urged members to oppose publication about the ex-German Kaiser and to cut pro German propaganda from school histories.
New Deputy Lorenzo Day has assumed the deputy postmaster duties under Postmaster Bragdon and began work at the office today. He is described as a fine young man and will be a valuable asset to the office.
A lone black bear on a tiny island in Sproat Lake northern Vancouver Island stood on hind legs as a canoe party approached. It accepted sugar and licked honey from a paddle, then posed for photos before the party left.
The American Red Cross mobilizes 2,679 chapters to aid ex service men, aiming for a record 1923 Roll Call enrollment. National HQ allocates 3,030,693.90 dollars, with chapters expected to spend about 7 million locally, pushing total Red Cross veteran relief near 10 million by June 30, 1923.
A flock of about 300,000 storks has invaded Oeynhausen. Each house hosts ten to twelve roosting birds nightly while the birds move to nearby fields by day to feed and return at dusk to their roosts.
The Virgin Islands report near universal student attendance with fines for unexcused absences and tardies. School nurses verify illness excuses and aid return to class. Since US acquisition in 1917 the system expanded from six grades to junior high and plans a fourth year of high school.
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