08 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
1
A notice notes a sanitary cot and pad offered for ten cents. It mentions Mark Wall Mire, Sarah Swindler and daughter Rosa moving in with Wm Lane and his children near Ward on Monday.
Community fragments record busines trips sick lists visits and family gatherings from Indianapolis to Lebannon Crawfordsville and Veedersburg. Reports mention church events school closures, a railroad president’s death, onion social plans, and local merchants inviting house cleaning and wallpaper shopping.
The Hustler notes lively business on Business Avenue with Carter & Sons busy, Jennie Rose pleased with a millinery opening, Burrin’s window changes, and Advance Hardware selling new buggies. Local residents Albert Kernodle Roy Melson and families appear in social blurbs as do shopkeepers Bowman, Yager and Sandy as subscriptions and sales drive community booster day plans.
Jackson Township churches met at the Advance Methodist Church on Saturday afternoon. W W Speer was elected chairman Ora Mo Daniel was secretary treasurer Marion Craver and James Nicely named to plan personal outreach to every home. Rev Halstead and Rev Francie to handle advertising with a $10 limit. Delegates from Jamestown could not attend but pledged support. The session closed with prayer and a call to keep the announcement to county churches.
A massive bull from Oak Ridge Mo. weighed 2520 pounds when brought to St Louis for beef. The animal’s breadth was its chief distinction and it sold for 17640 dollars.
Jerry Higgins and his wife were involved in a piano ceiling incident in Smarteburg on Tuesday. Authorities were called to the scene and no injuries were reported.
Sunday School convention program outlines events at the Christian church on Sunday April 1 at 2 PM. Activities include invocation by Rev O B Kelley report of secretary William Johnson and various quartets and addresses with advancing reports from delegates and schools, election of officers, songs and benediction by Rev Speer.
Frank Riner writes from town claiming a severe cold kept him from Saturday supper. He says a gooseberry pie sent by the ladies cured his cold and left him stronger physically.
J T Jones visits Indianapolis while Sallie Beever spends Sunday with Thomes Caldwell and family. Earl Darnell and family visit James Darnell and wife. others at Anderson include Bob Fulwider and family with James Hendrix and wife dining with them. Dan Whiteman is gravely ill in Brownsburg. Sterr Piano Co reports many customers. Rural Ministers Conference at Purdue May 11 12 13 features church cooperation with other agencies. Prof Pointer joins program via Oakes Hall.
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