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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1917
Page
5
Our Men’s Furnishings business grows daily as men discover a broad line carried at prices far lower than elsewhere. The store emphasizes value and selection for masculine apparel and accessories.
Boone County notes detail a county convention set for September 4 in Advance with hundreds expected. Morning motor parades from townships, a 25 cent meal, a big watermelon feast on September 5, and a Smith family reunion on September 9 accompany school openings with multiple new teachers and staff. Local clubs announce meetings and community events.
Dr T J O'Brien wife and children dined at Dr Hall's Friday. Son studies at Louisville Medical University with DeLou Hall. Elmer Hinkle improving rapidly. Tom Melson in Lebanon for dental care. Anna Starwall on sick list. Pictures to be shown free Saturday night. Large crowd attended. Teachers institute at James town Saturday and school begins Monday.
The County Conference of the Christian Churches of Boone County meets at the Thorntown Christian Church on Tuesday September 4 beginning 9 45 a m. State and district workers will address delegates and church representatives will report on local work with committees appointed for the ensuing year. Other items include devotional segments, reports from church groups, and evening services. A farm note mentions John Nicely feeding hogs near 200 pounds, and social notes report Dot Emnert visiting New Castle for millinery work with Virgil Hodge and family hosting Carl Riner.
The Daisy Barr revival advances with a robust planning network. Executives meet weekly while cottage prayer meetings grow, drawing forty attendees across three sessions. Next week four simultaneous gatherings are planned, with a home outreach team organized to visit the elderly and disabled.
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