29 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
1
Advertisements urge early buying to beat Saturday crowds and fatigue. Mentions Roy McCabe selling a harness, Rev Hendershot visiting Union territory, and a wide range of local notices from Jamestown to Crawfordsville. 세
Mrs Jobo Airhart died at her home two miles northeast of New Rosa in Boone County at 3 45 PM Wednesday from pneumonia following a stroke a week earlier. Survived by husband two sons and one daughter twelve grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at Mt Zion church Friday at 11 AM with Rev C L Airhart of Greencastle officiating. Burial in church cemetery.
Mark Wall delivered furniture in Kirklin on Wednesday. Rosa Robbins and family were in Advance on Thursday buying merchandise. Mrs Walter Kivett of Moorovie hosted her parents last week. The piece lists telegraph operators from New Ross and nearby towns, and notes free magazine coupons offered by Quaker Oats via Chas E. McClaine.
From the vicinity several people attended the Baccalaureate sermon Sunday afternoon. Neol Day and family attended the funeral of Mia Airhart at Mt Zion Friday.
Over 4000 attended Sunday School and church services in Jackson township, shattering local records. M E Sunday School set a new high, Jamestown churches were packed, and turnout surpassed Lebanon per capita. Officials praise the strong township-wide interest and plan to study further after summer.
Advance Grain Co urges immediate action as war prices make wool sales favorable. Dealers are advised to sell now to capitalize on the current market.
The Advance High School Junior class held a reception for Seniors faculty and friends last Saturday night with about thirty five attendees. A reader from Whitestown provided entertainment and rooms were decorated in Junior and Senior colors. Also a birthday dinner honored Mrs Sering and Mrs Jessie Christler of Lebanon, marking their 76th birthdays. The Commere Club met with most members present and discussed sale advertising and town events. The town board reported oil delivery for streets and planned entertainment on Main Street with guidance for motorists to keep top down and share standing room.
The church reported 95 in Sunday School with a 82.06 collection and a $1.00 birthday offering. Mothers Day is May 31 with a special program. A business meeting is set for Tuesday night May 4 at 7:30 to select a chseiceb. Various local visits and home projects are noted, including neighbors in Indianapolis and North Salem, plus local home construction and a wool sale notice.
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