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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
4
A long reminiscence from a Hoosies pioneer recounts early life in Hendrixburg Ohio, Baptist and Methodist roots, two marriages, and lifelong devotion. The author notes joining the Masonic Lodge in 1872 and enduring spiritual battles with steadfast faith, prayer, and family worship guiding him through four score years.
Numerous households are listed visiting relatives across the area. Wynkoop and family near Max spent Sunday with Joe Jackson and family. Oll Swindler and family visited Pete Todd and family. Ernest Huber and wife near Thorntown visited William Batlee. Frank Utterback and family and Guill Utterback and wife spent Sunday with Edd Jackson near Old Union. Artie Clifftop and family visited John Dales Thursday night. Nellie Utterback staying with aunt Mrs Jane Kibbey near Old Viola. Norris Jarrett hosts visited Saturday night with parents.
The fragmented report notes Ward Jan and Roy Swindler at a horse event in Lebanon on Saturday. It mentions Mrs Jimea and Roy Swindler visiting Monday afternoon, Dan Ryan and wife visiting Pas Shehan and family, and George Leeke at Al lvance Monday with various attendees.
Hazelwood W Parr of Lebanon visited M M Edrington and family Sunday. Jesse Garner and family spent Sunday with Albert White and family near Hadge Valley. Florence and Sylvia Proffite visited their uncle Wm Proffitt and family near Gadsden and attended the convention at Furview last week. Miesea Nove Billingely and Edna and Grace Edrington visited Newt Wall and family of New Riva Thursday evening through Sunday. Ora Brookshire and family and Albert Rodgers and wife of Lebanon visited S Z Billingely and family Sunday. Mrs J D Koox was called to Knightstown Monday by the illness of a daughter. Mee S J Billingsly went to Knightetown Monday with a sister.
Local residents report a flurry of visiting and chores around Crawfordsville area. Everett Threlkeld worked for Mark Beck this past week while Clarence Pipes and family visited Jesse Garner. Elisha Higgs and wife toured William Walker’s home, and Bruce Pickering with his wife visited relatives near Thorntown. Mrs Margaret Ferguson remains ill at her daughter’s home with family at the bedside Sunday.
A list of residents and visitors in and around Lebanon includes families such as Brown, Taylor, Lasley, Kerneale, Coulter, Mofford, Reese, Brow, Jackson, Sallie, Davis, Whitecotton, Verne, Letha, Lawrence, Weaver, Nicely, Rap tal, and Thompson. Social visits span Friday to Sunday with relatives and friends in towns including Jamestown and Indianapolis noted.
The DePauw University choir presents a sacred concert at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday evening May 9. Prof Barnum, a noted ro Huist, accompanies the choir and will perform. No admission fee. a silver offering will be taken to cover choir transportation costs.
Classified item lists several bushels of English Clover seed offered by C M Sparks. The rest appears as stray text about a job and a Mary who made someone help wash, not relevant to the sale.
James Hendrix and his wife traveled to Mace on Tuesday to see Mrs. Hendrixs aunt, Mrs. Jane Phelps, who is reported to be ill.
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