Public notice of weekly second class mail matter
Notice states weekly publication as second class matter at Advance Indiana post office on March 3 1911 under the act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
2
Notice states weekly publication as second class matter at Advance Indiana post office on March 3 1911 under the act of March 3 1879.
Mrs Cordelia Emmert was called to Lafayette on account of her sister Mrs Ida Wynkoop’s serious illness. Dott Emmert plans to leave Saturday for Albion where she works as a milliner. Elmer Gardner and family visited J A Farrow. Numerous visits and illness notes among local families.
Lebanon R R13 Mrs John Kernodle and Roxie and Hazel Brown visit Kokomo for two weeks with James Ballard and wife. Mrs Lon Lane and Edger of Crawfordsville stay a week with sister Mrs Harry Reese. Mrs Floyd Darnell and children of Indianapolis visit Dover Jackson and wife. Verna Letha and Lawrence White with Lish Reese. DH Fine and family visit Tom Five near Jamestown. Norman Winner and wife visit near Litton. Nellie Jackson Orville Pratt and Wm Pratt attend institute this week. Tuesday visitors at Lish Reese include Mrs Cora Ross Owensville Mrs Bertha Sheets and son Advance and Mrs Weaver Emmert and daughter Jamestown.
Bean and wife attended the meeting at New Ross Sunday night. Mr Relph Dean and children visited Saturday and Sunday. Lew Owens and family and John Young and wife spent a day at Clyde Culley’s near New Ross last week. Ermel Meadows visited her sister Mrs Elva Swindler last Monday.
Bushtown Verna Cornelius and Asther Sparks stretch institute in Lebsenon. Easter Whiteley visits with Carl Whiteley and family. Arthur Swisher with Elizabeth May and Verna Cornelius attend the Sunday School convention at Thorntown. Otis Coons and family motor to Lafayette. Esther Sparks visits Thorntown and attends the convention. Jeff Shelley with family and Jess Emmert with family visit Albert Ridenour’s. Several locals attend Union meetings at New Ross.
Advance R R 20 Cyril Hamilton is on the sick list. Mrs Frank Yager and daughter Lutles spent Tuesday with Clare Smith and family of Lebanon. Mce Clay Sheeta has a severe cold on her lungs. Csimen Caplinger returned from Bloomington where he has been attending school. Emery Ford and Sarah Rey visited Lester Gray and wife at Danville, with several others. Henry Coner and family from John son county visited Mra Boovr a parents Alicia and wife. Mrs Ella Coons and children visited Ray Whiteley’s party Whitesville. Mrs John Nicely and daughter Pearl visited Mrs Clay Sheets. Geneva Burris spent Tuesday night with her grandparents Frank Peterson and wife.
Jesse Garner marketed hogs at Mace Monday. John McNutt and family dined with James Reed and family Sunday. Bruce Pickering and wife stayed with Oliver Pickering near Hazeshigg Saturday and Sunday. Jess Garner and family visited Cecil Broshar near Maz Sunday. Joseph Lane and family of pear New Ross visited Mark Beck and wife Monday. Bill Joseph and wife of Jamestown visited Bert Ferguson and Elisha Higgs and wife near Jamestown Sunday afternoon with Jess Ross and family. Mrs Mable Garver and Dorothy and Mrs Cyrenna Pipes with Willie and Wilson shopped in Beckville Monday.
Ruby Richardson returned to her grandma's after visiting Albert Garner's family on Saturday. May James visited Mrs John Stansell Thursday afternoon. Mrs Albert Garner, her son Sherman, Ruby Richardson, Mrs Harry James and Delbert James and Edith Stansell visited Mrs Baxter Brubeck. Snow Stannell and William Trosper travelled to Lebanon Friday with Snow’s gravel machine. Harry James and family attended the Robinson Shaw reunion at Lebanon Fair Grounds Sunday. Baxter Brubeck and wife with Mildred Boblet spent Sunday with Chas Dean and family.
Saturday and Sunday social movements show Wm Cross and wife at church for Advanced Sunday night. John Young and wife attended Otha McDaniel's gathering Sunday. Ed Hypes and family and Chas. are noted in this community snippet.
A large crowd attended the Lasley reunion at Max on Sunday. James Smith and family visited Grad Davis and family Friday. Robert Billingsly and wife visited Carl Ferguson and family west of Dover Saturday. Pearl Whiteley and family of Pear Bushtown visited Otha McDaniel and wife Sunday. Billingsly and family spent Sunday with J. D. Knox and family. Roy Kibbey and family stay with Carl Ferguson and wife near Dover. Mrs Kibbay is quite poorly. M M Edrington was near Jamestown and Lebaron on business Monday.
Lee Buechler of Raintown visited relatives Sunday and Monday. Jon Whiteman and family from Brownsburg spent the weekend in town. Bro Ashby will preach the closing vesper sermon Sunday night. A large crowd is anticipated. Mrs Roy Melson and daughter Thora returned from a visit with WS Lasley and wife. F A Doty is advertising a ten day sale. Read the Biz display ad in this issue. SS Jones of Madisonville Ky will preach at the Advance Christian Church next Sunday morning and visit his brother John T. Jones. AH Yager built a delivery wagon for D O Frazier of Morristown. Delivery will begin when cones arrive. Mrs Bert Burris and three children and others spent Wednesday with Mrs Martha Burris. Advance needs more houses as investment demand grows. The Vesper Service Sunday night drew a good crowd despite chilly air. Bro Kelley spoke on soil, a strong union meeting led by Rev McConaughey and Mrs Crose. Next Sunday closes the union meetings for the season. many wish the three Advance churches could be one.
Just Local News reports Kelley will miss the second Sunday in September due to a protracted meeting. Mrs Roy Kibbey is increasingly nervous. Revival at Union closed with 175 additions. Several locals traveled to Bath Park. Earl Swindler married Tone Dodd and will teach in Arkansas. Various visits and family gatherings occur across Advances, Lafayette Lucas, and nearby towns.
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