Local Social Notes and Weekend Events
Frank Gregory and wife took their little boy to see the elephant Tuesday. Ora Beaver and family spent Sunday with Rev. Ashby and wife. A large crowd attended Saturday night with comic pictures and a band concert. Ad vance Band to perform again Saturday night at 8 15. Verna Whitecotton hosted friends Sunday evening for Dolly Leap and Verna Dean. Bun Sumpter returns from Frisco Fair praising its superiority to Boone County Fair. Roy Kibbey shows nerve trouble but improving if plans hold. Judge Parr and family of Lebanon with Anna Stacwart and Robert Billingsly leave for Michigan to visit Tom DeBard and L F Powell. Charley Bluck hauled 19 loads of hay between showers Monday. Velva Burris works at Charley Blunk's.
Family visit weekend near Lebanon and Pittsboro
Ralph Dean and family near Lebanon John Emmett and family near Pittsboro Joe Dean and family Chas Canada and family and Earl Ray and family spent Sunday with George Ray and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dean
Lebanon
John Emmett
Pittsboro
Joe Dean
Chas Canada
Earl Ray
George Ray
Local Happenings from Alva Nisley to Cotton Belt Land Deal
Weekend visits include Alva Nisley and W. H. Stump with Mrs Epperson visiting Lebanon area. A revival excursion at Waveland was postponed. C W E M church groups hosted by Lebanon society. Families joined Claud Neal and kin Sunday. Cotton Belt Land and Development Co sold one acre per household to ten locals for a 4000 acre ranch. Faithful Followers and King’s Daughters classes finished a paper drive raising 52.83 dollars and 7 tons 730 pounds of papers plus 10 tons magazine stock and 3.60 tons scrap and news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Belt Land and Development Co
King’s Daughters
Alsho
Garment Cleaning Service Guarantee Statement
A cleaner promises careful pressing and handling to extend garment life and improve appearance. The notice emphasizes meticulous care in the garment cleaning process and aims to reassure customers of quality service.
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Church Affairs
Ray Dunran and wife of Colfax visit Claud Wallis family. Lawson Brown, James Graham, Hattie Brown and Wm. Young join others on a Shades outing. Bro. Ashby assists at Otter Creek meeting and will renew pastorate at the Christian Church. Mrs. W. B. Epperson visiting Liberty relatives. Luths Yegar to teach at High Reach Morgan county and post office Martinselville. School seats at the Moore house undergo sanitation and bench refinishing. Estrayed rat terrier. Bowman and son sell umbrellas with a daily rain plan. Girls excursion to Hostetter woods includes bathing, snakes, and fried chicken. B. F. Shawley, 82, celebrated birthday. golden wedding memories noted. family life and newspaper reading fondly praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Shawley
Nelson County
Kentucky
Jeter
Park County
Advance
Shawley
Mr. Shawley
Uncle Bea
Weekly Wednesday Meet Extends Welcome to Visitors
A weekly Wednesday gathering invites guests including Fred Thompson and N G Marion Craver the secretary. The note extends a glad welcome to visitors and mentions the meeting routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thompson
N.G
Marion Craver Secy
Trustee Notice on Township Business Location
Trustee William Joseph announces he will be at the Bank of Advances in Advance every Tuesday for township business and will conduct all remaining business in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Advances
Jamestown
Joseph
Jackton Township
LIGHT COMPANY NOTICE COLLECTS MONTHLY ELECTRIC BILLS
The first day of each month is collection day for electricity. Those away from home on this date should leave the house unlocked or give a key to a neighbor to ensure service. Regular meter readings prevent unsatisfactory accounts with the Electric Light Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Advance Saturday Night Social Scene Promises Fun
Dolly Leap of Rochester and Mia and Alice Todd of Indianapolis visited Advance after a week with Ora Mc Daniel's family. Versa Dean of Everett, Michigan arrived Saturday, visiting relatives for two weeks and noting Michigan state as enjoyable. Mrs. Wm Ashwell's health remains poor with Blas heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Leap
Rochester
Mia
Alice Todd
Indianapolis
Ora McDaniel
Dean
Everette
Wm Ashwell
Blas
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Indiana
Epperson & Whitsett
AIIND
Diadem Soft
Flourain
Grai
Joe Wall
Noblesville
Tuesaday
Frank Gregory
Ora Beaver
Rev. Ashby
Verna Whitecotton
Verna Dean
Bun Sumpter
Boone County Fair
Mre
Roy Kibbey
Charley Bluck
Velva Burris
Charley Blunk
Walnut Township
New Ross
Rev. Reed
Kindness of News
Harvey Merchant
Joe Smith
Madge Nisley
The
Hustler
Dave Youngs
Shannondale
James Galliday
F.o.b
Detroit
Ford
Advance Hardware Company
Alva Nisley
Albert Kernodle
CE. Berry
Lodianapolis
Aikman
Waveland
W.H. Stump
Idaho
John Epperson
Christian Church of Advance and Union
Lebanon Society
Lora McClaine
Susie Jackson
Jennie Jackson
Claud Neal
Willis Fulwider
Doty
Ray Dunran
Colfax
A. H. Yager
Claud Wallis
Lawson Brown
James Graham
Hattie Brown
Wm. Young
James Bowman
Clarence Bowman
Ashby
Emmert
Otter Creek
Christian Church
Bro
W. B. Epperson
Liberty
Dive Younga
James Golliday
Ollie Smith
Albert Hendricks
Luths Yegar
High Reek School
Morgan County
Martineville
Lash
Eli Brown
Bowman and Son
Jerry Higgins
Marion Craver
Wm. Luc
Leola McClaine
Jamnite Coclman
Midge Ballard
Jane Brown
Versa Dean
Kwart Michigan
Golda Douglas
Crawfordsville
Nipmuck Tribe
Pearl Wh.tely Sachem Chas, E. McClaine, C. of R
Advance Lodge
F. A. Doty
C. C
Henry Frazier, K. R.S
Verry D. Pointer
W M. T. E. Burrin
Walter Hunt
Mark Wall
A. Nelson
Trustee’s Office
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