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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
1
Advance defeated Ladoga 6 to 0 in a seven inning shutout at the local park. Beevers allowed only two safeties while striking out 14 Ladoga batters. Brown made a sensational catch in right field, and Beavers left the mound after seven with Ed Rigton finishing the game.
Dean and McConaughy sold their furniture store to George T. Zinkerer of Fatsicksburg, who will move here next week to run the business. Zinkerer pledges fair dealing and asks patrons to continue shopping at the Advance Furniture store in the county.
Indiana Boone County presents the Bank of Advance statement as of August 41 03 with assets including loans 49383.14 and discounts 10.00 and current assets such as due from bank and druss companies 47421.00 while capital stock paid in 10000.00 and undivided profits 60.00. Cashier H A Epperson swore to the document before Notary W W Caldwell on August 1008.
The article notes that Dr. Kirtley will be absent next Thursday due to the Boone fair situation.
Local notes report attendances at Saturday night band concerts and visits with friends and relatives across Indiana. Mentions include Mrs. Forest Sandy with her mother at Ladoga, Ida Brown returning from Ebieh mond Ind, and many family gatherings. The county school opens September 6 at Valparaiso University with low costs.
The program for a historic convention on September 1, 1908, at the local church promises an excellent day for about 200 delegates and visitors. An advance notice assures all will be welcome and entertained with a big basket dinner provided by the body to maintain the organization’s reputation.
County Sunday School workers gather for the Shiloh Christian convention at Shiloh Church with 9:00 am sessions, addresses by H Newlin and S. S. Ohl Mulberry, and reports from field presidents, led by County Secretary Oom Knowtron. Officials urge widespread attendance and a basket lunch for delegates.
The annual Illinois picnic is set for September 12 2008 at the Fair Grounds with a large dinner and a program after dinner. W. E. Spriggs Lebanon Jad invites the public to attend.
Poem fragment notes steady patience against defeat as virtue. The speaker foresees eventual triumph, with imagery of birds heralding a cause, roadside blooms, and a kingly reign marked by peace. The tone mirrors late period verse on perseverance and fate.
Mr Morebind states a sufficient library will qualify the Advance High School to rival the state's best small high schools. The four year course is already established and graduates will receive full credit comparable to first class high schools. Patrons are urged to support the library plan to ensure success.
The Epworth League of the Methodist church presents a Sabbath eve program on August 30 at 8 o clock. It features congregational singing, readings, recitations, and a sermon on temperance including The Real Life of John B Gough. Noted participants include Merle Nicely and Mabel Ross with Prof. Cecil Kibbey delivering the oration.
The Western Indiana Christian Conference holds its 78th annual session at Pleasant View with a large audience. Rev. O B Whitaker missed arrival. Dr J F Burnett of Dayton filled in and preached on love. Officials include Rev H L Bailey president and Rev R H Gott secretary. The 16-county region includes 43 churches and as many preachers. Pleasant View dates to 1836 and hosts a dining tent and visitor reception with lodging and telephone services.
Harley Golliday and his wife came back Sunday after a short stay with Mrs. Golliday's sister in Muncie.
A roundup of country events noted by out of town observers who track local happenings. The brief cites community shifts, gatherings, and notable incidents shaping regional life.
Truman Lucas Sycamore and wife visited home folks near number five school house Sunday. Dennis Willett family called on R. D. Emmert Friday evening. Charley Roha and father fished on Eel River last Friday. Violet Garret called on Gracie Emmert Friday. Sylvia Heath stayed with Myrtle Kuvoy Saturday night and Sunday. James Bean wife Clay Heady and Mrs Tom Ashley near Jamestown visited R. D. Emmert Sunday. Ezra Emmert was in Lebanon last Saturday. George Canada is building a new house on his farm.
Joe Threlkeld and wife visit Kansas and Missouri relatives while others travel from Lebanon Cloverdale Bethel and Mace for family gatherings. Hedge reunion at Lebanon, June reunion noted. Christian church meetings to start September 22 with Rev. Sharitt.
Fred Canada, eighteen, of New Ross, faced Justice Stilwell on an assault charge after a liquor spree. He struck Charlies Norman, was fined $20 plus costs totaling $33.80, then agreed to a month’s boarding with Sheriff Lawrence. He refused to name his liquor source, claiming he bought whiskey from a segro.
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