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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1916
Page
4
A complaint filed in Lebanon Indiana asks to quiet title to property against all claimants. Defendants are ordered to appear October 16 1916 at Lebanon Court House with the case set for the 31st judicial day of the September term. Clerks and attorneys named. Also note social scene as Rev and Mrs Ashby were surprised by visitors with ice cream following a gathering.
A public sale is planned at the vendor's farm on the Lebanon and New Ross road in Indiana near New Ross Advance and Jamestown. The event starts Monday September 11 1916 at 10 a m featuring 3 head horses 10 head cattle 2 milk cows young stock and miscellaneous farm gear. Purchasers must provide payment and terms at bidding.
Fragmentary OCR notes show names Thompson and Aget tied to a local inquiry with unclear context or details. No dates or places are readable, limiting factual reconstruction.
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions scattered terms such as Goody farui Agony farina and Solvahire with numbers like 47 2 Tyatoot New Ross. The text appears corrupted and lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations. No clear people or places are confirmed.
Public sale on Saturday at 10 A.M. lists horses cows hogs feed implements harness and related farm goods. Items include numerous horses and cattle with weights ages and readiness. 350 bushels of corn 20 tons hay implements such as mowers plows harrows wagons and bug gies. terms cash under 10 and credit nine months over. Lunch provided by Providence Ladies Aid.
The first Lucas family reunion gathered 77 members on Sunday August 20 1916 at Lafay ette Lucas country home. Attendees from Clinton and Boone counties plus Illinois guests enjoyed a basket dinner and an afternoon program led by A M Lucas and secretary Mrs Chas Leeke with speeches by Alvis Dewan Frank Routh Newt Meek Jno Unger and others.
Miss Katherine Hurlburt of Indianapolis visits M. M. Edrington and family for a few days. Carl Ferguson and family travel to Michigan Tuesday to spend several days with L. T. DebBard. Otis Hedge of Jamestown worked for M. M. Edrington last week. Walter Cory and family and Charlie Booher and family visit Carl Ferguson and Soot. A chimney fire at Bob Billingsly's Friday damaged a Davenport near the fire, extinguished by Otis Hedge with water.
The Mt Zion threshing ring met John Farrow's Tuesday with horse shoe croquet and ox drawn outfit tale. Ladies Auxiliary had 12 members and 9 visitors with receipts 3.04, ice cream served. Southern threshing ring at Will Martins Monday with 10 gallons ice cream and business. Lafayette Fair attendees included Hendrix and wife and Wm Bush. Mrs Powell and children of Ewart Mich visit Advance next week. Ernie McClellan home from Freemont West Va on furlough. Eunice Ross home from DePauw. John Poynter barn fire Tuesday morning 7 o'clock destroyed 8 or 10 tons hay and implements.
The fifth Wright McCammon reunion was held August 20 1916 at Emory Proffitts near Advance. Attendees included Ambros Taylor Grover McCammon and May Wilson of Roachdale and many families from Indianapolis Frankfort Turners Station and Danville. A basket dinner followed a brief program with the oldest guest Mrs Marian Wright and the youngest Lester Wright.
Carl Riner and wife Emmett Riner and Walter Riner spent Thursday of last week at Turkey Run and the Shades.
Fragmentary text shows scattered proper nouns and phrases including names like Jucie, Stivers, Taltz, Birds, Valley, Harvest Home, Twilight, Woodlang, Astle, Lanailly and Newho. Lacks coherent events or dates for a proper summary.
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