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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
4
A church sermon urges churchgoing as a remedy for sin and darkness. It uses dramatic imagery about guilt and murder to emphasize conscience and spiritual renewal, urging readers to attend services every Sunday and especially on Easter Sunday.
See Claude Bowman for a broad selection of fresh and cured products. Local shop showcases a range of meats, cheeses, and specialty items. Claude Bowman serves as the contact point for inquiries and orders.
An Easter poem recounts the angel rolling away the stone and proclaiming Jesus is risen. The tale follows the disciples on the road to Emmaus and Thomas demanding proof before declaring faith, ending with offering lives in service to the risen Christ. Poem by F. A. Doty.
All you can eat for 25 cents at the chicken supper Saturday night in the Meleon Building. Proceeds support local community programs.
The Hustler displays numerous business ads from Advance Hardware and Lumber to Bowmen, Ross, Pierce McClaine, and Bowman & Son, highlighting print promotions for new subscriptions, cement blocks, sugar grain salt, steel posts, and a Ford top attachment. It notes renewals and payments from E Meraine, Oris Ashwell, and others, plus entertainment plans for the Opera House and upcoming film
The Commercial Club met at City Hall with 25 members present. New members were initiated and a plan to move pictures on streets every other Saturday was approved along with a program of lectures and entertainment for the coming season.unding.
An April Sunday church attendance drive is endorsed across the township with all services announcing the plan. Two delegates from each church will convene at Advance School House Saturday at 3 30 PM to discuss further. The notice calls for broad participation and invites others to attend. Advance Hardware Co advertises Fisk red top Nonskid tires with a 4000 mile agreement. George McDaniel is unwell this week undergoing planter treatment for cancer. His mouth therapy from the past ten days shows no clear improvement.
Advance R. R. 20 M Kate Erskine listed sick. Mrs Rosch Dean visited Mrs Clay Sheets. Hazal Shahan of Lebanon visited Irene Caldwell. Ora Baaver and family visited Crawfordeville. May Cornelius saved for Cordelia Caldwell last week. John Forbes visited Joe Lucas. John Nicely and Clair Leeke with family visited Clay Sheets. Al K’nvear and wife with son Carl at Greenwood. Garfield Burrisa and family visited Frank Peterson. Sarah Ottis Betle Ray stayed with Tom McLaughlin. Order fertilizer from Commercial Fertilizer for Globe. Advanca Hardware Co.
Attendance last Sunday was 129 with collections of 3348. Robert Nathan Thoempson placed on Cradle Roll. The school voted to enter a contest with New Ross Jamestown Litton and Pittsboro based on attendance on time number of givers and Bibles.
Pastor Robinson Ashby leads Sunday School at 10:00 AM and preaching at 11:00 AM and 7:30 PM. The morning sermon highlights Easter themes and the evening service features evangelistic preaching with songs.
The Williar ME Church with Pastor W Speer invites all to Sunday School at 10 AM. Dr AG Leazenby of Crawfordsville will lead a second quarterly conference Saturday at 2 PM, preach the morning service, and conduct communion on Sunday.
J B Groves spoke for the Masons and Jamestown lodge on Friday night. The Red Men plan three adoptions on Friday night April 9. The Mace tribe will perform amplified work in Hunters and Warriors degree. Lunch of corn and venison served. Haymakers will pitch hay Monday night. Odd Fellows held special work last Wednesday with 40 elegant suppers by the Rebecca sisters. Red Men attended Crawfordsville district meeting. Tuesday fence posts and iron goods advertised by Advance Hardware Co.
Mrs Susan J Sperry widow of the late Isaac Sperry died at ten o'clock Sunday morning at her daughter’s home in Linnsburg. A Virginia native who came to Indiana over fifty years ago, she lived mainly on a farm near New Ross. She was mother to twelve children with several alive in Jamestown Indianapolis and near Beckville. Funeral was Tuesday at 2 pm with burial in New Ross Odd Fellows cemetery. Rev Halstead officiated. she belonged to the New Ross Christian church.
Boone County plans to send a single high school boy to Culver Military Academy for two weeks with most expenses covered except travel. Freshman class expected around twenty. current notes warn many face pitfalls before advancing, including discipline and social distractions. A Friday night fair drew praise with Easter Whiteley winning cake contest, Thelma Weldon top in grades. Ivan Wal was named basketball captain for next year.
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