Browns Wonder Church to be rebuilt with new edifice
In Hoopeston Illinois a largely rebuilt Browns Wonder Christian church will set bids this week for a nearly new structure. Three walls remain from the old building with a basement plan and five rooms including a living area kitchen coal storage. The main auditorium will be about 40 by 60 feet with adjacent school room spaces and a new church office. Costs total about 07 thousand with 1800 provided by funds as the plan proceeds under Rev. WLP and local pastors.
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Browns Wonder Christian Church
Ciiple Ant Ocine
Des Iandi
Lhelorie
Rew
Amd Ander
Thank You to Advertisers Keeps Hustler Paper Alive
An office note expresses gratitude to advertisers for supporting the Hustler. It states advertising funds keep the paper running and acknowledges readers in the town benefit from a local newspaper. A contributor named Al Widdy posted a message encouraging more advertiser engagement.
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al Widdy
Knese
Unclear Fragment Stirs Local Curiosity
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals and a vague event. No verifiable details. no clear action, date, or location emerge from readable text.
Inpeds Cataract Operations Near Chicago
In pediatric operations ZieKer and James P Sta underwent cataract removal yesterday at the Smith Indian hospital in Chicago. Surgeons were Ivhev specialists. Whitelies witnessed the operation. Postoperative results are not yet known and patients plan to remain in Chicago for several weeks.
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ZieKer
James P. Staenderwent
Smith-Indian Ign
War
Neeze
Chicago
Ted
Ivhev
S&s. Whitelies
Route TI Mailboxes to be Painted for Beauty and Harmony
Patrons of Route TI Advance Indiana urge neat painting of mailbox posts for better curb appeal and safety. Call for white paint and black lettering, with readable names, to boost equipment appearance along the route. Notices to patrons issued by Garrie Beaver P M.
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Garrie Beaver
P. M
Cast of Characters in Bradford County Mystery
A list of names includes Dan Chamberlain a young attorney Ruben Hazelton victim Luke Higgins Sheriff Ezra Chapman and Squire Evans with Edith Hazelton Mrs Hazelton Grace Evans Sallie Snodgrass Shirl Evans Hubert Needham Marion Bush Ted Caldwell Bert Hampton Lew Bush Violet Hampton Mary Bush Mellie Deck and Grace Evans as cast members in a regional tale of intrigue.
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Dan Chamberlain
Ruben Hazelton
Luke Higgins
Bradford County
Squire Evans
Abner Judkins
Ezra Chapman
Edith Hazelton
Ruben Mrs. Hazelton
Ruben Grace Evans
Squire Sallie Snodgrass
Shirl Evans
Hubert Needham
Marion Bush
Ted Caldwell
Bert Hampton
Lew Bush
Violet Hampton
Mary Bush
Mellie Deck Grace Evans
Principal Kibby Retained at Shelbyville High School
The Shelbyville school board re elected Prof A C Kibby as high school principal for three years amid strong support. Kibby has led the school to a top state standard and declined other offers to stay in Shelbyville. The board will decide on teachers and supervisors for next term at the next meeting.
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Shelbyville
Schors
J. W. Holton
A. C. Kibby
High Schiool
Kibby
Class Poem of 1923 Celebrates Senior Class Poets
A 1923 school class poem catalogs senior students with playful portraits. It names Carl DeBard Howard Lucas Fie rman Broshar Georgia Canada Brewer Demaree Ruth Ferguson Zeke Randall Genevieve and others, plus teachers and aides, in light verse that ribbingly honors their antics and achievements.
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Howard Lucas
Local Play Seeks Neighborhood Support for Saturday Night
Community invites residents from Darlington Shannondale and Walnut Grove to attend a Saturday night performance. Organizers praise local talent and urge neighbors to show up, preferring homegrown staging over unknown traveling troupes.
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Darlington
Shannondale
Walnut Grove
Advance High School Closes Strong Year With 16 Graduates
Real School The Advance closes a strong year with 16 high school graduates and plans to send many to college. Prof Tapy gave an almost excellent commencement address. The orchestra impressed with refined music and community pride grows. The Hustler backs efforts to improve next year.
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Tapy
Thoughts on a Blue Monday
Poetic reminiscence on aging and memories of youth. The speaker recalls days gone by and the strong tie to the past through cherished high school years.
Local visits and social gatherings noted in weekend entries
Thora Melson visited Elizabeth Swisher Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs O A Nelson and Mr and Mrs George Canada spent Sunday with Bill Canada and his wife. Dortha Rohn visited Myrtie Logan on Sunday. Mrs Earl Brown helped in Mel son’s store Monday.
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Thora Melson
Elizabeth Swisher
O. A. Nelson
George Canada
Bill Canada
Dortha Rohn
Myrtie Logan
Earl Brown
Melson
Clean Up Day Advance Set For May Second
Advance observes a yearly clean up day when residents place old cans junk and wire at the sidewalk for collection. The waste is removed free over two days and dump site is Charley Rohn's gravel pit with strict rules on old wire disposal.
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Advance
Charley Rohn
Local Church News Rushed Sunday School Attendance
Sunday school attendance was light with several visitors and a total offering of $4.90. Visiting day enabled adults to tour other classes. Ladies presented a literature pageant at the First Christian Church in Lebanon with a large crowd. The church choir and orchestra staged music and plan a third Thursday in May performance. Rehearsals occur each Thursday evening.
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Unday
First Christian Church
Lebanon
Methodist Church Seeks Community Support for Plays and Vacation Bible School
The local Methodist Church outlines praise services on Sunday with morning sermon The Power of a Conviction and evening theme The Source of the Church's Power plus plans for a four week Daily Vacation Bible School starting May 21 with joint church cooperation. It reports WFM S activities at Litton and a Mother's Day program setup, noting strong attendance and volunteer efforts.
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New Ross
Christ
Bible School
School of Missions
Jesus
Earth
Redeemer
Ku Klux Klan Parade Draws Boone County Crowd
A large community crowd watched the Ku Klux Klan parade in Lebanon on Saturday night. Three bands joined over three hundred marchers in an orderly, impressive display. A Klan speaker claimed about a thousand Boone County members, potentially 3000 by July 4, implying possible Klan presence in Advance.
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Lebanon
Boone County
Neighborhood Surprises Mrs. Evers On Thirty-First Birthday
A group of neighbors and friends gathered Monday night at Mrs. Wm. Evers home and surprised her by reminding her of her thirty first birthday with a playful handkerchief shower.
Edinburg Guest Daniel Snepp Visited Mary Jane Hartman
Mr Daniel Snepp of Edinburg was a guest of Mary Jane Hartman over the week end while visiting relatives and friends in the area.
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Daniel Snepp
Edinburg
Mary Jane Hartman
Mr and Mrs Charlie Rohn Visit Danville Friends
Mr and Mrs Charlie Rohn spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Ralph Rohn of Danville.
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Mrs
Charlie Rohn
Ralph Rohn
Danville
Nipmeck Tribe Festival Opens With Peace Pipe Welcome
The Nipmeck Tribe festival attracts over 200 members expected Friday night April 27 at seven, at the community building. Women urged to bring baskets, a birnper will be served, and Judge Hines of Noblesville will give the address about peace and fellowship.
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Judge Hines
Noblesville
Winter Scout Camps Boost Health and Fitness Across Cities
Six hundred fifty Greater New York scouts enjoyed a Bear Mountain camp with a full day of outdoor work and education. In Chicago Kiwanis clubs donated cabins and keys to scout officials. Ames Iowa council ran a Christmas vacation camp with forest-ranger led trail work and wildlife feeding stations. Hundreds more winter camps are planned to build strength and citizenship.
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New York
Big Bear Moountain Camp
Chicago
Kiwanis Club
Englewood
Hyde Park
Woodlawn
Kiwanis
Ames
Iowa
Forest Ranger
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