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Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1918

Page

2

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Neebick Leads Weekend Events At North Church

Community notices describe a busy week with Purdue win reminders, a ladies gathering at G Petci’s, and Mrs Sbecca’s anticipated appearance. A card crowd is expected as Miss Moennie Yaser may avoid military service after a board error.

Watersood Ohoemaker Purdue Overetreet G Petci Grerniesa Sbecca Cer Efen

Hoover Report Highlights U S Food Effort To Aid Allies

Food Administrator Hoover cites voluntary conservation and increased shipments of wheat and meat to Allied nations during 1917 18. He notes 141 000 000 bushels of wheat and 844 600 000 pounds of meat sent abroad amid domestic shortages, with women driving the home front effort and a lasting impact on wartime logistics.

United States Hoover Wilson Food Administration Siefeo Oer Adied Des Aeros Cyso Wiis Wben Pfoover Germany Itn

Public Auction at Farm Near Advance Sept 27 1918

Public sale of cattle sheep horses and machinery at 10 AM on Tuesday August 27 1918 at a farm 44 miles NW of Advance 1 mile north of stop 127 Crawfordsville Division TH S&E. Livestock include 14 pure bred Shorthorn cattle 27 pure bred Shropshire sheep 4 horses 4H+ of machinery. Terms nine months. JB Henderson and boarder note.

Advance Stop 127 Crawfordsville TH S&e Shropshire Turnbull Wagon John Deere Dunham JB Henderson

Convention Schedule for Sunday School Training and Mission Work

Elementary workers gather for a county convention under a shaded grove. The agenda includes devotional talks by Rev. Zerbe and Rev. Ledbetter, reports from township superintendents, music, and sessions on training for service and evangelizing the Sunday school. 100 delegates expected from each township.

Harry Maxwell Greencastle I. W. Clark J. C. Shrigley E. E. Smith J. W. Zerbe Marion Sam Cash Rev W. T. Barbie Sheridan

Fall meeting date set and local notices from Tipton

Advance Christian Discipleship notes Burrin and Henry service counts 128 in Sunday School. About 60 letters and cards sent to soldier boys. Fall meeting to begin the second Sunday in October. Rinhard Auchutz marries Martha Wilson of Kempton at Tipton. They visited Mr Anchutz last night. both over 75. Dr Bennett of Jamestown joins Medical Reserve Corps. Ice cream sale planned by Ladies of North Church Saturday night if cream can be secured. Mrs Warren Bratton's sale announced. Mr and Mrs James Ashwell host son Oris before he leaves for the Army. about 40 guests. Mix store closed all day Friday next week. Local visits: Mark Wall Myr and Mrs Lawrence Riner with Mr and Mrs James P Wall and Rosa Riner visit Lee Owens family.

T. E. Burrin Geo. C. Henry Rinhard Auchutz Martha Wilson Kempton Tipton Mr. Anchutz North Church Warren Bratton James Ashwell Oris

Notice to Non-Residents in Boone County Quiet Title Suit

The Boone County Circuit Court notifies Giles Harris et al nonresidents with unknown addresses that Charles W. Robbins filed a quiet title complaint on July 31 1915 seeking to settle land ownership in Boone County Indiana. Defendants must appear by Sept 30 1918 or the case proceeds in their absence. Also notes obituary of Mrs. Rachael Jane Bowen born 1819 died Aug 7 1918, with family details.

State of Indiana Boone County Indiana Charles W. Robbins Giles Harvis State of Iown Section 23 Lebanon Leonard Titus C. D. Crear Rachael Jane Bowen Geo. W Mary Rowe Jefferson Township Boone Co Harrison County John A. Bowen Alice Bratten Thorntown Lulu Fendiley Joseph A Bowen Ona Reiber Zionsville Otha Rollie Basil Indianapolis Carrie May Taylor Rosanah Laster Off Rowe Megnet Ind Bowen First Christian Church Pleasant View O V Rector

Red Cross Night at Christian Church Signals Growth

O V Rector and Wm Johnson lead a busy church week with Sunday School attendance of 111 and an offering of 2 dollars 52 cents. Events include YAICA program Sunday, missionary meeting August 21, Queen Esther Band and Kings Daughters gatherings, and a final annual business meeting August 20. The year ends with a growing church under Rev Rector and plans for greater work next year.

Emma McClaine Queen Esther Gertie McClaine Grace Whitley King’s Daughters Rector

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