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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1916
Page
3
Listings announce an April 14 musical program with solos and medleys plus local attractions. Carriage and auto painting, onion sets and garden seeds, Easter hats, and tickets sold at the drug store. Advance citizens pledge $1 200 for a Community Building, while Ora McDaniel of the Hustler drives local activity.
Nisco boosters urged to order mogul tractors and farming implements. Binders and mowers sold by Ross & Rohn. Rates for Advance Hustler include six months for 60 and three months for 30. Single copies five cents, six for one issue twenty five cents. Display ads ten cents per inch, locals five cents per line. Short obituaries free, extra length eight cents per line, card of thanks five cents per line, resolutions five cents per line. Entered weekly as second class mail matter March 3, 1911.
The program outlines work in Latin America with the theme The Work in Latin America. It includes hymns Count Your Blessings Loyalty to Christ and Beulah Riner, invocation by Beulah Riner, Bible reading Matt 6 18 by Lucy Whitecotton, and a day of prayer with roll call questions and answers. It features a sketch of missionary Adah Frazier and Bible study The Palace in Shushan by Georgia McDaniel with music by Verna Whitecotton and a mission study by Verne Cornelius. Reading The Legend of the Cross by Lula Thompson Maude Ross, and ends with Blest be the Tie and benediction.
Wm Joseph trustee of Jackson Township announces weekly presence at State Bank of Advance every Tuesday for township business and will conduct business at Jamestown on other days.
Walter Hunt Funeral Director Mark Wall is available to assist promptly at any hour with no extra charge for distance.
The undersigned express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during Lucille's illness and death and to the M. E. Sunday School auxiliary for flowers. Edd Hypes and family. Mrs. John M. Shelley has pneumonia. Jerry Higgins bought a red mobile. Mrs. Thomas Melson's daughters are at her bedside. she is dangerously sick.
A three reel Broadway feature The Circular Path grips with action and emotional drama about a minister redeemed by love. Also shown A Kentucky Episode a one reel western drama where Tom Theron kills a judge and Jack Benson faces danger. The Cello Champion a one act farce with Billy Reeves ends in riot. Five reels total. admission 10 and 15 cents.
Mrs McCabe and her children are visiting Smartsburg through Sunday while Mark Wall conducts a land office business selling pianos in town.
The K of P Lodge plans to attend a county meeting at Lebanon on April 20 with prizes for the lodge showing the highest member attendance. The Glee Club will perform at the Musicale on Friday April 14. About 20 local hayloft members traveled to Litton Tuesday night to instruct recruits in hay pitching. Eleven in the group were noted for causing the hayseeds to sweat, while the Litton lodge treated visitors loyably. The local boys will confront James Bean and George Ray for unruly conduct, deemed too young for men their age.
A solo by Margaret Beaver and a duet titled Little Pink Rose performed by June and Rex Shera are scheduled for Musicale on April 14. The program features vocal and instrumental pieces showcasing local talent.
Sunday School at 10 a.m. Mrs Smiley superintendent. Epworth League 6 30 devotional. Public worship 11 a m and 730 p m. Pastor Wim W Speer to preach on Sin its Results and Remedy. Measles epidemic easing. Cordial invitation to all services.
Walter McDaniel offers a yearling roan short horn bull for sale. Contact Walter McDaniel at phone 12357. Special offer on the Hustler subscription: 3 months for 25 cents or 6 months for 50 cents on Centennial articles.
An Advance Grain Co. promoter urges bakers to use Diadem flour made from Indiana wheat raised near Advance. He states one sack will ensure customers become regular users and hints at price gains for their products.
An advertisement urges readers to avoid second class work and aim for first class status as a farmer or businessperson. It promotes FIRST CLASS Bread and Pastries as a means to achieve this efficiency and quality.
Advance Bakery features in a brief item while Miss Swindler's pupil performs a drill on April 14. The note also mentions John T. Jones hosting John Ben Jones for several days and Aden Waters traveling to Paola Kansas to direct a Patterson Circus band this summer.
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