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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
3
Sunday attendance reached eighty with eight dollars collected in the offerings. Eunice Ross was named superintendent of the elementary department as it enters a thorough reorganization in its third year of the graded course. The Home Department reports steady progress with over twenty members enrolled.
The North Christian Sunday School reports 185 attendees last Sunday with 65 men 71 women and 22 visitors. Mileages totaled 1740 for men and 1672 for women. 34 young men and 30 young ladies participated. class pins ordered for the young men’s group. One new church member addition after Easter service. Dessie Dean elected cradle roll superintendent. junior chorus proposed. solos and choir noted. Ladies Aid pie social net $18.
The Capital Circuit Traction Company grew from one man’s idea to circle seven Indiana county seats with a rail road style street railway. After the 1907 panic, management changes brought Hoover Holton and L. E. W. Holton, with John A. Shafer overseeing final surveys. Bonds, division construction, and an industrial department aim to link Indianapolis area towns and spur regional growth along a seven-county loop.
Morristown Sun reports a tornado struck Shelby County on Tuesday at noon, entering from the southwest and hitting Shelbyville. It damaged homes and outbuildings, injured several people, and trapped a family in a collapsed house before rescuers freed them.
A fragmented text argues that progress comes from binding oneself to someone. It laments a student’s rising burden as a parent’s duties pull him toward a stronger future, while admonishing reliance on others to advance.
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