Lebanon exhibits show solid workmanship at manual training display
Prof Pointer attends exhibit at Lebanon library basement where Voris Demaree led the manual training display. The show features fine furniture and strong overall craftsmanship, underscoring Demaree’s progress in his new field.
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Perry Pointer
Lebanon
Voris Demaree
Festivities Begin With Junior Reception and Baccalaureate Sermon
The community announces upcoming events for commencement week. The junior reception is set for Saturday evening April 24 at the Christian church. On Sunday afternoon April 25 the baccalaureate sermon will be preached by Rev Kelley with town ministers assisting. A special musical program is prepared by Miss Maude Wall.
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Rev Kelley
The
Christian Church
Maude Wall
April 29 Commencement Exercises Scheduled
On Thursday evening April 29 the commencement exercises will be held in the high school assembly hall. Rev W D Headrick will deliver the address and music will be provided by Crawfordsville saxophone quintette. The alumni will close the festivities with their banquet Friday evening April 30.
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H. S. Assembly Hall
W D. Headrick
Crawfordsville
James T. Canine Dies at 72 in Rockville Community
James T. Canine born August 24 1842 on the old homestead entered by his father died April 1915 at age 72 7 months 14 days He married Hulda W Martten November 10 1864 survived by two daughters Adda May Young and Minerva Walker ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren He lived with son in law near New Ross for five years He joined Union Baptist Church 1867 later moved to Advance area Funeral services were held at the home and Rockville old home church with Rev peers and Rev Collins officiating and burial near his boyhood grounds
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James T. Canine
Peter
Hester Ann Clark Canine
Hulda W. Martten
Adda May Young
Sentuck
Minerva Walker
New Ross
Thomas Walker
Wew Ross
Tve
Union Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Advance
Peer
New Ross M. E
Collins
Rockville
Old Home
Old Home Place
Important Notice on April Meeting for Ma Zeon Notry
Ail 9 cases interested in Ma Zeon notry are requested to meet at ceme ary April 24, 1915 at eleven o clock. Important business will be transited by order of Trustees.
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Ceme
Atleetlock
Stray Son Taken Up By Apel 10 After Farm Notice
Owner may claim the stray boy by paying expenses and feed bill. Will Johnson reports the location 14 miles south of Advance.
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Will Johnson
Local notes highlight rides, visits, and small town events
Eugene Yager drives with Ivy Owens and Lena Swindler in CN C with Ora McDaniel. community updates mention Centenary M E church attendance, Easter crowd, piano tuning offer, auto paint promotions, Lincoln memorial tribute, library dedication plans, and a May 1 ice cream social. Swat a fly contest prize to first finder.
Saturday Night Entertainments Begin in Advance
The notice announces weekend entertainment starting May 1 with previews and big announcements planned for next week, inviting audiences to attend.
Birthday Dinner Honors Casper Knoy in Advance Visit
A surprise birthday dinner was hosted by Prank Yager and wife at their home for Casper Knoy of Mineola Kansas. About thirty relatives and friends attended from Advance and nearby areas bringing baskets for a generous feast. Mr Knoy celebrated his 60th birthday, which occurred on Tuesday this week.
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Prank Yager and
Casper Knoy
Mineola
Kansas
Mr Knoy
Argentine letter tells of slavery and harsh conditions
In this issue two special articles share vivid accounts from Morristown and South America. An early settler letter describes rare pioneer experiences while another piece titled Argentine was Written to the Sun offers a stark view of slavery and unnatural conditions.
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Sun
Morristown
Sunday School Attendance Reports Sought by Ten Mile District
Last Sunday totals show Advance M B 67, Christian 71, Disciple 159, Ward 47, Mt Zion 33, Union 60. Urge each ten mile school to select a liaison to promptly send in their reports.
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Advance M. B
Christian
Ward
Mt. Zion
Union
Monster Advance Sale in Advance Draws Big Crowd
A two day sale on April 30 and May 1 in Advance promises the greatest array of bargains ever seen in the area. Businesses and citizens collaborate to create a magnet event expected to attract attendees from a ten mile radius.
Red Men Jubilent at Advance camp shows strong performance
Report describes the Advance Indians led by their chief as they entertain and scare away travelers with war paint and yells. Mace Indians return to perform with the same peace pipe, while other towns Dover Jamestoun Lebanon attend. Attendees enjoy venison and refreshments after the camp council fires.
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Mace
Advance
Dover
Jamestoun
Lebanon
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