Lare eE Curved LENSES Offer Eye Relief
Investigators report curved lenses reduce eye strain and improve rest. They cost more but are considered superior to flat lenses for extended wear.
19 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1915
Page
1
Investigators report curved lenses reduce eye strain and improve rest. They cost more but are considered superior to flat lenses for extended wear.
Mrs Susie Jackson and her daughter Lena came home Sunday after a weeks long visit in this city. Relatives have received a letter stating Mrs Con Weldon is dangerously ill.
Farmers in Victoria Australia advertise special inducements including government land rail access free schools cheap irrigation and 31 year payment terms for farms suited to alfalfa corn grains and fruit. A special excursion is organized by T. C. Colby via Roy Ailes Advance Indiana with F. T. A. Fricke as government representative from Victoria at 687 Market St San Francisco Box 116.
Bert Epperson and wife returned Sunday from a week in Lib erty. Mark Wall and family and Joe Frazier and family visited Bethany Park Sunday afternoon. Harry Jones wife and daughter Mary Jane of Crawfordsville were guests of Madge Nisley Sunday afternoon. Bernice and Mabel Joseph returned home in Hendricks county after visiting J B Beaver and family. Homer Bratton and son Clendis and daughter Dorothy of near Clayton visited Glen Bratton Wednesday night then to his sister in Thorntown. C E McClaine and wife and Mattie Hamilton motored to Bethany Park Monday with Leola McClaine and Kitty Cornelius staying for teacher training school. Versa sod Dessie Dean, Roxy Curtis, Midge Ballard, Nina Waters, Juanita Coolman, Jani Brown and Lutha Yager were entertained at 6 o'clock dinner by A. H. Yager and family, Saturday, the same group having been hosted there four years prior. Glen Bratton and wife hosted John Bowen and wife, Margaret Bowen and Walter Bratton of Indianapolis, Rev Fred Chelan and wife of Hagerstown in the afternoon. Tom Fendley, wife and daughters Lucile and Dorotha, Mrs Laura Cain and daughter Clara called. Bro Chelan is a former Pleasant View church pastor.
Statewide enthusiasm grows for War in Indiana a military tournament at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on September 6 to raise funds for Indiana National Guard armories. The program features 25 hundred troops including cavalry artillery infantry and machine gun units with aeroplanes balloons armored cars and simulated battlefield scenes designed for visual impact. Attendance is expected to reach fifty to seventy five thousand.
Just locals recount a busy weekend with many families visiting and hosting. Jobo Wells improves after throat issues while Glen Waters and family dined with J W Waters. Edda Brown returns from Martinville. News Wall and New Roas visitors ride in town. Numerous households hosted or visited over Sunday and Thursday with friends and relatives from surrounding areas.
Mark Wall Chirley Rohn and family visited near Browne Valley from Sunday to Moodar. Chas Jones and wife with son from Mooresville spent Sunday at T. P. Burk's. Harvey Merchand and wife and Alva Nisley spent Sunday at Dave Nicely's. Madge Nisley spent Saturday night and Sunday with Leola Me Claine. Mark Wall James Smith and wife from Crawfordsville visited John Wella and family. Mrs Mary Hendrix spends the week with daughter Mrs Ora Shelley west of town. R E Tingle and wife James Higgs and wife Mrs Jess Garner and baby spent Monday with Etisha Higgs and wife. Mr Tingle and wife moved from Turner's Station Kentucky to 8 King car.
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