21 Aug 1919
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
1
Nelson Agard calls on communities to keep returned soldiers home by creating real roles in civic and commercial life. He urges supporting local events, listening to veterans, and offering opportunities so young men stay in their towns.
The K of P lodge in revival begins anew with new officers Bert Ferguson and Ray Davis among them. The revived group, initially declined by the state Grand Chancellor, plans monthly meetings on the last Monday, with special sessions allowed.
A rambling column lists local buyers and sellers at the Meat Market including Miller Hart offers on breakfast bacon five prices. Items mention new lighting rods at John L. Erskine’s house and a window glass frame near Hustler Office. Families and neighbors are noted visiting, traveling, or hosting dinners with many names and small events.
Rev O V Rector presides over Sunday services attended by 125 with offerings over $12. Missionary efforts led by Mrs Beulah Caplinger and Margaret Kibbey faced a defeat in a drive but the church reports strong finances with all bills paid and a surplus. Deacons elected W H Johnson, Dr Hedge, and D G Caplinger. clerk elected E R Proffitt. ordination postponed to October revival.
The eighth Wright McCammon reunion was hosted by Charles Emmert near Jamestown on Sunday in honor of 82-year-old Grandma Wright. Attendees totaled 121 with a noon dinner and a program including songs, prayers, speeches, and music. New officers were elected: Chas. Bean President Ermel Meadows Secretary and Bruce Pickering Treasurer. Ice cream, a social, and a long list of attendees from surrounding towns followed.
Fragmentary note reflects a diary style about a boy named Mickie questioning why a pall er wins every day and wonders if a year ago he imagined it would happen again, expressing surprise and a wish to stop.
The heat and wind of summer and the harsh air of all seasons take a toll on skin. This article urges an insurance against complexion damage with recommended protective care.
A nostalgic ad touts a cream made of pure harmless soothing ingredients to preserve beauty of the complexion and promises a large liberal and handsome package for buyers.
Mrs. John T. Jones and grandson John Ben visited Crawfords ville on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gee called on Peyton. John T. Jones and family were together Sunday afternoon. Clair Leeker John Nisley and families Ora Nisley and family visited Clay Sheets and Family Sunday.
George C. Mowry minister leads preaching Sunday morning and evening. Official Board meets at 7 P.M. Charles E. McClaine and his class f-boys plan a Frankfort picnic tomorrow. CWBM meeting yesterday with Mrs Lena Graves drew 17 members. ice cream and cake served. Be on hand Sunday.
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