Trustees Office Days Notice for Jamestown Banking Offices
KE M Graves trustee announces weekly office days at The Bank of Advance on Tuesdays and Citizens State Bank in Jamestown on Fridays for matters relating to trust administration and records.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
4
KE M Graves trustee announces weekly office days at The Bank of Advance on Tuesdays and Citizens State Bank in Jamestown on Fridays for matters relating to trust administration and records.
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Advance R R No 2 B L Smith and family were in Lebanon Monday. George Ray and son Earl were in Crawfordsville Saturday. George Ray and wife were in Lebanon Friday. Ora Nicely of Goodland spent Friday with his mother Emma Nicely. Earl Ray and family visited Charlie Canads and family Sunday. Mrs Joe Lucas visited her son Roy of Lebanon part of the week. Wm Airhart and family spent the latter part of last week with Lafayette Lucas and family. Pearl Nicely visited Lucile Burk of Lebanon last week. George Ray and wife with George Broshar and wife were guests of Lage Woodard and family near Heath Stop Sunday. Cleo Herman and Ruie Broshar spent Sunday with James Lasley and family east of Max.
Public sale at the Mary F Ker node farm 123 miles north of Advance and 3 miles southwest of Dover on Monday August 25 at 10 a m. Horses cows hogs implements grain and other items listed with 9 month credit on sums 5 and over cash for under 5 5 percent discount for cash John F RMner Col R T Hamilton & Sons Auct Dinner served on grounds Crawfordsville band on the grounds 10 am to 2 pm
Mabel Utterback remains challenged with writing. John Heckathorn and family spent Sunday with Bettie Hinton. Hansil Butler and family visited Saturday night and Sunday with W P Butler. Wm Poynter and family formerly of Jamestown stayed Thursday night with John Poynters. Bettie Hinton and her son Guy visited John Heckathorn near Jamestown Saturday night. George Zimmerman is listed as sick. Frank Heady and wife spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Mrs Ricbetta Beckelhimer and children of near North Salem visited Pete Todds Sunday. Alvin and Earl Meath of near Bainbridge are visiting John Heath Everett Day of Brownsburg is visiting his grandparents, Wm Butler.
Mr Morrison and wife of New New Rosa spent Sunday with Guy Morrison and wife. Alonzo McDuffie from Indianapolis visiting his mother. M M Edrington and family dined with C C Debard and family of Lebanon. Guy Morrison and daughters Kath er and Edith visiting Mr Morrison and wife of New Ross. Nora Billingsly and Edna Edring spent Thursday night with C C Debard and family of Lebanon and attended the fair Friday. W E Edrington of Hedge Row is rebuilding his house. Ralph Poypter and wife of Lebanon visited M M Edrington Sunday afternoon.
Nellie White of near Max spent Saturday night with her sister Mrs Mable Garner. A ten pound boy named Wilbur Franklin born to Charlie Dallzell and wife last Friday. Elisha Higgs bought one hundred head of lambs from Mors Edwards of Mace. Otto Threlkeld and family visited John Threlkeld and wife on Monday. Emmett Cleaver and wife visited near Lebanon with Jesse Garner and wife. Ww. Pittenger and family visited Claude Pittenger and family of Indianapolis. Remember the band concert Saturday night.
Paul Heckathorn and family visited last week with James Reed and friends. Providence church held an ice cream supper Friday night to benefit the church, clearing about 6 20. A band concert followed. The essay extols a joyful, faithful neighbor whose daily life uplifts the home and community, asking how such a man might be created or evolved and why he is so rare.
A general complaint about stomach trouble spreads through the community. Doctors report many sick residents with no fatalities so far. Health officers warn against eating heavy meats, urge potatoes turnips and parsnips, recommend water but avoid ice water and alcohol. Emphasize fruits and vegetables to reduce sickness.
Opinion piece warns that rapid modern progress brings disaster in travel farming and public life. It urges returning to strict government, Blue Laws, and obedience in family school and state to restore order and prosperity. Ends with a glib closing on country bacon trade by McConaughy & Son.
Charles Keeley, intoxicated, interrupted an auction at the fair grounds and took control of the sale. After resisting officers, a mud-splashed scuffle ended with Keeley jailed and fined 50 cents for intoxication. Opal Wrigitesman ill. Jeanie Smith returns to work in Manila hospital for a two week visit.
Mrs Earl Bruce and children visited Jas Sullivan and wife last week. Bruce Burris and wife visited James Galladay and wife Saturday. Otis Wall and Austin Beave went to Rankin Illinois Wednesday for a series of ball games. Fowler Texan material for electric lighting has been ordered and work should start around September first.
If you suffer from hemorrhoids, itchy or protruding piles, write Mrs. M. Summers for a home cure method using a new absorption treatment. Send address to Bos Pee Notre Dame, Lod Adv for free trial items with a facility reference. No money needed and immediate results promised.
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