The Advance Hustler publication pricing and notices
Prices listed for subscriptions include yearly, six month, and three month options with per copy charges. Advertising rates show display per inch and locals per line with various per line and length charges. The notice notes postal registration and the paper's weekly second class status in Advance Indiana dated March 3, 1911.
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Advance Commercial Club
Indiana Associated Weeklies
Advance
Indiana
Quiet title suit filed over Lebanon Indiana property
In Boone County Indiana a complaint to quiet title was filed by L A Baldwin and Mary S Baldwin against Martha Longley and others. The action targets Lot 1 in Martin's Subdivision in Longley's addition to Lebanon to clear claims and unknown heirs. Defendants are notified to appear by October 9, 1917.
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State of Indiana
Boone County
Circuit Court
L. A. Baldwin
Mary S. Baldwin
Martha Longley
Lavina Stevenson
Elizabeth Darnall
Warren M. Mills
Elizabeth Mills
Lydia T.drake
Thomas T. Drake
Moses Hall
Joseph Gullion
Eva Gullion
Wyatt O. Gullion
Mary Ann Cooper
George O.gullion
Rachael Hinesley
Theodore
James Gullion
Josiah Gullion
Ensula N.ter
Indiana
Longley
Lebanon
Wright McCammon Family Reunion Held at Higgs Home
The sixth Wright McCammon reunion gathered Sunday August 19 at the Higgs home near Advance. Attendees included numerous Emmert, Wright, Roe and related families from Indianapolis Linden Roachdale Rossville and beyond. Officers elected were President Ocie Emmert Secretary Marie Emmert and Treasurer Will Walker. The next reunion date and location were not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Higgs
Advance
Wright-McCammion
James Bean
Roy Swindler
Ed Wright
Bernie Emmert
James Higgs
Bart Roe
Sibie Roe
Mary Roe
Dick Emmert
Jesse Garner
Gladys Schenck
James Meadows
Bruce Pickering
Alice Goodman
Indianapolis
Geo. L. White
Linden
Chas. Wilson
Roachdale
W. L. Wright
Rossville
Hazel Smith
Ocie Emmert
Marie Emmert
Treas
Will Walker
Elmer Hinkle to Undergo Appen Dicitis Operation Today
Elmer Hinkle will undergo an appendicitis operation at Williams Hospital today. Drs Hall and Hall took him to the hospital yesterday.
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Elmer Hinkle
Williams Hospital
Drs
Lasley Family Holds Fifth Annual Reunion
The Lasley family hosts its fifth annual reunion on Sunday August 26 at Max. Attendees are asked to bring well baskets and enjoy the day.
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Lasley
Max
Leap Family Visits in Kewanna and Return
Mr and Mrs W D Leap and their son Normal with Beulah and Fran cis Leap visited Ora McDaniel and family in Kewanna from Saturday to Monday. Mrs McDaniel and children accompanied the Leap family home. Beulah and Francis stayed for the week.
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W. D. Leap
Normal
Beulah
Francis Leap
Kewanna
Ora McDaniel
Family News From Kentucky Visit
Mr and Mrs Roach Dean returned Saturday from a week long visit in Kentucky while Uncle Sime Canada is gradually growing weaker.
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Sime Canada
Mrs. Roach Dean
Kentucky
Campbell Family Reunion Held at New Ross
The first Campbell family reunion was held last Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Newt Wall in New Ross. Several relatives who had never met joined the gathering and enjoyed a noon dinner. Attending were Geo Campbell Mrs Clara Arnold and daughter Milt Campbell and daughter Iva of St Joseph Mo Mrs Alice Nance Fortville Riley Campbell and family Ras Russell and family John Campbell and wife Ora Hudson and wife Crawfordsville Warren Nicholson and wife Ruth Johnson of Darlington Sandy Davis and family Wm Burress and wife Solomon Burress of Lebanon Orvie Basil and Verl ie Davis Sam Prattland family of Pittsboro and John Campbell and wife of Advance.
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Campbell
Newt Wall
New Ross
Geo. Campbell
Clara Arnold
Milt Campbell
Iva
St.Joseph
Alice Nance
Fortville
Riley Campbell
Ras Russell
John Campbell
Ora Hudson
Crawfordsville
Warren Nicholson
Ruth Johnson
Darlington
Sandy Davis
Wm. Burress
Solomon Burress
Lebanon
Orvie
Basil
Verlie Davis
Sam Prattland
Pittsboro
Advance
Christian Church O V Rector to Conference Delegates Named
The Christian Church reports a strong Sunday school as vacation ends and a successful quarterly meeting. Officers retained for another year and plans discussed for upcoming Barr meeting and conference attendance led by Pastor E R Proffitt. Delegates Jap Akers Frank Riner and Cordelia Caldwell named.
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Jap Akers
Frank Riner
Cordelia Caldwell
Barr Meetings Move Mrs. Barr Support to Advance
A letter to Mrs. Beaver from Rev. Oakes Hall praises Mrs. Barr and urges Advance to back her campaign. It notes her past impact in Lafayette, Chicago, and potential invitations in large cities, calling her one of America's rising evangelists.
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America
Advance Community Building Play Opens at 8 PM
A community theater event titled Advance Community Building begins at 8:00 P.M. in the local venue. Residents are invited to attend the performance and support local arts.
Davis family reunion held at Grant Davis country home
The first Davis reunion occurred Sunday at Grant Davis's country home. Attendees included John Cabbot and son Will, Joe Williams and Gail Webster of Illinois, Gladys Walkup and Kenneth, John Walkup and Joe Davis of Bainbridge, Thomas Connor and Alta Davis of Roachdale, Earl Carl and Roy Davis of Crawfordsville, Ernest McCaney of Kirklin, Walter Bratton's family of New Ross, Arthur Mills and wife near Darlington, Ray Davis and wife, Walter Davis and wife, Jesse Davis and wife. A bountiful noon dinner was served.
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Davis
Grant Davis
John Cabbot
Will
Joe Williams
Gail Webster
Illinois
Gladys Walkup
Kenneth
Ohio
John Walkup
Joe Davis
Bainbridge
Thomas Connor
Alta Davis
Roachdale
Earl
Carl
Roy Davis
Crawfordsville
Ernest McCaney
Kirklin
Walter Bratton
New Ros
Arthur Mills
Near Darlington
Ray Davis
Walter Davis
Jesse Davis
Red Cross Auxiliary Hosts Guest Pay Meeting at High School
The Advance Red Cross Auxiliary schedules a Monday August 27 program at 2 PM in the High School Auditorium with Rev. E. W. Corn as speaker. The afternoon will feature piano and vocal solos and readings, plus a social hour and refreshments. Members are urged to invite two guests. Pajamas and other items are being completed, with county chapter praising the work and more donations sought.
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E. W. Corn
Red Cross
Pennsylvania
Advance Red Cross
James Bowman
Frank Bowman
Wm. Ross
Barr to Visit Advance for Sept 9 Meeting
Large crowd at the Community Building welcomed Mrs. Daisy Barr. The event committee formed with Ora Beaver as chair and Chas. E. McClaine as secretary, planning a Sept. 9 start and cottage prayer meetings across Advance. Multiple church groups and lodges join in organizing entertainment publicity and outreach.
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Daisy Barr
Lebanon
Ora Beaver
C. B. Smith
Curnick
Halstead
Mark Wall
Miss Maynson
Barr
Ora McDaniel
Wm. Ross
Roy Melson
Earl Bruce
A. H. Yager
Herdis Brown
Frank Gregory
Red Men
Jas. Sullivan
Thos. Demaree
Caplinger
B. L. Smiley
Wm. Lucas
O. V. Rector
J.T. Jones
R. L. Walker
Emma McClaine
Sallie Beaver
Etta Caldwell
Leola
Sylvan Yager
Chester Demaree
Fred Sullivan
D. G. Caplinger
Community drive seeks sewing machines for Red Cross
Notice urges residents to lend or rent sewing machines to support Red Cross relief. Citizens with unused equipment encouraged to contact Miss Nina Waters at Hustler Office. Mrs. Algie Kincain already offered her machine for the effort.
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Red Cross
Algie Kincain
Nina Waters
Hustler
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