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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
4
The Advance Hustler Advance Indiana Weeklies is listed as entered by the Post Office in Advance Indiana as second class mail.
Local news lists calls for colonizing chickens and a business ad for fence posts and fencing supplies. It covers visits by Frank Riner and others, circus trips, and social calls, plus farm sales and a July sale at Frank Riner’s. Several families are noted visiting and moving, with anniversary and wedding mentions in Lebanon and Indianapolis.
A long list of social visits and unspecified sales notes crowd a Lebanon area column. The piece mentions Mrs Ernest Edrington, Ora Sutton, Maggie Sutton, Mrs Mintie Owens, John Young, Purl Whitely, Carl Ross, Okie McCoy, Fred Smith, Chas Bean, Emmett and wife, Rev Lloyd Reich, and an August revival at Pleasant View Christian Church. The Advance Hustler resumes publication with Ora McDaniel in charge. A swine judging event at Purdue is announced with a committee of Ralph Jenkins, C J Newby, and W G Riley. A severe rainstorm floods streets, harms utilities, and benefits crops.
A revival is underway with Pastor Max E L Eckerley assisted by J M Tuggie. A Lebanon U B Church delegation will attend this week. Neighbors are invited from all churches. Advance night is planned for Wednesday. Tuesday night also encouraged. Vinegar available at the Blue Front.
Norman Darby of Indianapolis was arrested in Thorntown on theft charges stemming from a Ford machine owned by Erwin Peper northwest of the city. Authorities say Darby admitted taking the tire and tools to prevent theft and planned to return them. he will be tried this afternoon.
A bill notes a large Farmers Picnic near Thorntown on Wednesday August 10. It forecasts a major affair with broad local participation and events planned.
Leaving the farm organizers announce a public sale at the James H Gordon farm two miles north of Advance and one mile south of Dover Stop on T H J E Traction starting at 10 AM. Items include team gray mare nine years old a horse six years old both sound workers a Guernsey cow heavy milker black cow five years old two yearling Shorthorn bulls a yearling Shorthorn heifer due January twelve two summer calves one Guernsey heifer two months old with good bloodlines and color.
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