Fraternal Cirders Meet Postponed By Ban
Fraternal orders announce a meeting scheduled for a Tuesday postponed due to a ban. Members are urged to watch notices for a new date and venue.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
3
Fraternal orders announce a meeting scheduled for a Tuesday postponed due to a ban. Members are urged to watch notices for a new date and venue.
An unclear notice to correspondents appears from a damaged OCR segment with missing context and fragmented phrases. It shows no clear names places or actions beyond a generic instruction notice.
A series of family and community visits are noted across towns. Residents and relatives travel to Cranfordville Jamestown Zionsville and New Rosa for gatherings and the funeral of WE McIntyre. Names include Duncan Vining James Hbonaday Louis Graves and Mrs Date Thompson among others.
Goss Beamish Edith Canada and Hattie Ferrow joined Hazel and Rush Jones for Sunday visits. Maria and Nellie Thompson with Paulice and Walter Brown attended an Easter party hosted by Iris and Irene Mitcheltree. Rev Hall and Kube led services at area churches.
Ciarence Lipes was in Lebanon use Saturday. Robert Ferguson and wife spent last Saturday with Ray Poynter and family near Old Union. Kesiob Beck and wife of Advance called on Mark Beck and wife Saturday afternoon. Ailie Walker and son Emmett were in Lebanon last Friday. Cearenes Pipes worked for Elisha Higgs last Monday. Atbrit Rightenour went to St Eisaord the fires of last week to see W L Smith. Ots Threlkeld and family took dinner with Jcho Threlkeld and family near Advance last Sunday. James Walker and wife of Advance visited the first of last week with Bill Walker and family. Bert Threlkeld worked for Mark Geck fasts Monday. Frank Bowman and family attended the funeral of Billie McIntyre at New Ross last Sunday. Len E'more, wife and daughter Florence of Indianapolis visited her parents Jobo Stansell and wife over
Chas Thompson of Advance plastered for Lou Bratton earlier in the week. RD Billingsly visited M M Edlington and wife Sunday. Nora Billingsly and Edna Ed rington attended a church program in Lebanon. Edrington from Hazel College area searched for a horse. Proffitt child improving slowly after illness. Ferguson family from near Dover visited MM Edrington. Ray Whitely family from near Whitesville stayed with BM McClaine. Frank Marvin traveled to Indianapolis to see his hospitalized wife who is improving. SZ Billingsly M M Edrington and O A McClaine went to Lebanon on business. SZ Billingsly and family visited Frank Self and wife near Beckville.
Fragmentary dialogue mentions hosting young girls and a plan involving chocolates fashion magazines and a signed matinee idol photo. No clear event or context provided.
George Broshar and family spent Friday in Lebanon with relatives. Others, including B. L. Smiley, George Ray and families, Gideon Smith, Mrs. Smiley, and Will Riner clan, were seen visiting and attending events around Lebanon, Jamestown and Advance. The record lists building, travel, and social visits among neighbors.
Providence Floyd Bowman and Clyde Shanks attended the contest at New Ross Thursday night Mabel and Ruth Davis spent Sunday evening with Tressa Wall. Lizzie Shanks visited relatives near Crawfordsville last week. Clyde Shanks was in Crawfordsville Saturday. Naomi Long is still improving. James Hunter and family spent Sunday with William Pittenger and family. Grant Davis wife and daughters Marie and June spent Sundays evening with Frank Bratton and family Charley Thompson and family spent Wednesday evening with Estell Trough. Easter entertainment at New Ross Sunday night featured the play Bound in Honor by the Live Wire class and drew a good crowd. fifty five dollars were taken in. Mabel and Ruth Davis took supper with Kathleen Brown. Lee Shanks spent Tuesday night with Fred Davis.
Sunday visitors and various names appear in a fragmented social note. The text mentions Alfred, Jackson, Leora Patios, Versa Reese, Ades don Lastey, Max moldie Reenodie, Kernod, Moggie Hemig, Jene hibbey, Joodackeea, Ruben, Lebaton Db H Fine, and Lish Reese among others, with unclear relationships and events.
J. T. Brown on the sick list. J. W. James and wife of Jamestown visited their son Harry James and family. Albert Garner in Lebanon Wednesday. Frank Bowman sold hogs at Advance Tuesday. Garner and family visited Harry James and family Thursday. A Saturday outing with Ray Poynter and family.
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