Advance Hardware to Cash Basis This New Year
The Advance Hardware Co states it will shift to a cash basis on January 1 1921. No goods charged on open account unless for unfinished jobs, then settled by cash or note with interest. Debtors are urged to cooperate to buy cheaper and help pay debts. For sale Polgnd China Bears and Gifts by Arthur Shera Jamestown Ind R R tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance Hardware Co
Arthur Shera
Jamestown
Ind
R. R. Tf
School Notes From Eminence and Local Events
Thanksgiving activities frame a week of school life with visits by Miss Bourne and Miss Hartman to family homes. Orchard renovation slides arrive from Vardue. Students wrap up first semester history with a class review and Ralph Canada returns. A Christmas program and tree are planned for Christmas Eve with free admission.
Big Movie Nights at Community Building Sundays and Wednesdays
Community Building offers big movie programs every Wednesday and Saturday night with Lucas and Rohn promising good service. Also notes Mrs. James Thompson of Greensburg visiting relatives and recovering from small pox, returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas & Rohn
James Thompson
Greensburg
Thomas Caldwell
Thompson
Advance Hardware Company Wedding Notice
Forrest Purdue of rear Advan and a Miss Myers of Ladoga were married here at the Christie parsonage last Wednesday. Oo I can furnish you spectacles at about half price with guaranteed fitting.
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Forrest Purdue
Rear Advan
Miss Myers
Ladoga
Christie
Eure
Miny
Mark Wall
Family hosts reception for Indianapolis guests
Dr and Mrs Nel entertained Mgr and Mrs Cartes of Indianapolis Thursday at their home, hosting a social gathering with cordial mentions of the visit and hospitality.
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Nel No
Cnte
Taind
Mgr
Mrs
Cartes
Indianapolis
Tursday
Fruit Bar Home Made Bakery Ad Notice
Bakery offers fruit bars and home baked goods with a guarantee of quality at reasonable prices. Mark Wall advertises expertise in watch work. Harry Martindale described as a welcome visitor in the community.
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Harry Martindale
Lost four Black Faced Ewe Lambs
A notice seeks four Black Faced Ewe Lambs lost or stolen, offering contact through Emery Ford and a phone number. A separate report recalls Frank Self’s barn fire on Saturday afternoon, noting quick help and a possible ignition from his Ford, with modest insurance and praise for local firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Ford
Frank Self
Mr. Self
Local nuptials and community notes from Advance area
Paul Scott and Miss Gladys Swearingen wed at Nelsons home with W P Kibby conducting. They plan to live in New Market where he has practiced two years. A tenant farm fire on W W Coons place caused losses insured at 800 dollars. Revival meetings led by Brother Kibey near Hedelingate church. Various locals visiting, Thanksgiving gatherings listed, and a marriage of Miss Hadith Graves to Walter Owens noted. Also local ads for photography, coal, lumber, and Christmas goods.
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Paul Scott
New Market
Gladys Swearingen
Hadith Graves
New Ross
Walter Owens
Jamestown
Emory Graves
Advance Basketball Triumph Over Lebanon In Rough Contest
Advance defeats Lebanon in a close match marked by rough play and few substitutions. Captain Owen suffers a back injury after a push mid game as referee John handles calls well and local crowds expect a rematch at Crawfordsville.
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Therntoven Vy
Crome
Canon
Ceneh Hill
Owen
Lebanon
John
Crawfordsville
Crawfordsro
Convines
Piidas
Inkoto von Sonewie
Leba
Community band appeals for support after low collection
A local band thanks supporters for donations of money milk pies and cork but reports only a small sum raised and urges neighbors to contribute more. The note laments the insufficient response and invites the community to help in the future to sustain the band’s efforts.
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S&s
Grafonola Seeks Restoration Before Christmas
Identified seller MARK WALL requests prompt restoration of a Grafonola with a non-set automatic stop reproducer and smooth running three spring motor. Emphasis on accurate speed reputator and timely completion before Christmas. Local priority for rapid service.
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Mark Wall
What Are You Doing on
A reflective verse by R Rhodes Stabley emphasizes resilience after defeat. It asks what you do next despite losses and failed plans, urging steadfast effort and perseverance in the face of scorn and unfulfilled dreams.
Near East Relief consolidates bakeries in Constantinople
The Near East Relief has taken over bakeries formerly supplying the Turkish army under German control. About 20,000 loaves are baked and distributed daily. In five months, consolidated bakeries would stretch 280 miles if placed in a line. Offices exist in every state as funds are sought to continue the effort.
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Constantinople
Near East Relief
Hase
Salvation Army Home Service Appeal in Indiana 1929
In Indiana the Salvation Army promotes Home Service across May 10 to 20 1929 to aid destitute families and individuals. The drive funds relief work including milk and ice for infants, fresh air for weak children, medicine for mothers, and support for families with no breadwinner.
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Indianapolis
Salvation Army
Army
Indiana
Home Service
Friends of the Army
Women Missionary Meeting Reports Growth and Awards
The Women's Missionary meeting led by Rev. Callathan at Sarah Mc Clellan's home on December 8, 1926, featured hymns, prayers, Bible study, and a sermon on the Savior. Eight more attendees joined last night, totaling 15, with Bible awards given for longest married couple and oldest mother. A big service is planned for tonight and tomorrow with nightly services this week.
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Sarah McClellan
Clara Jones
Beulah Riner
Maude Melson
Clara Callahan
Effie Burrin
Mabe
Swindler
the Society
Benediction
Ethel Hynes
North Church
Bro
Dale
New Ross
Ed Hypes
Jas. Bowman
Clair Leek
Sanuaeday Y
Ap. Schoo
Christian Church Notes and Christmas Plans
Sunday School attendance $113 and offering $4.98 noted. Frank Riner observed a birthday with an offering. The Aid Society held an all day anniversary meeting at the church. A Christmas program may be organized with the school. Young people plan a social event for Christmas week.
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Frank Riner
The
Aid Society
Wall Named Boone County Ford Sales Manager
Otis Wall, long time township Ford salesman, is promoted to sales manager for Boone County under Fred Siess Co based in Lebanon. He retains his southern Jefferson and Jackson territory and will be available after 3 PM to handle local business. Wall has set a record with Ford sales and is expected to excel in the new role.
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Otis Wall
Ford Autos
Boone County
Fred Siess Co
Lebanon
Jeferson
Ckson
Eith
Wall
Ford
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Miss Bourne
Eminence, Indiana
Agricultural Department
Vardue
Miss Hartman
Jasonville
Iesday
North Christian Church
Ralph Canada
Viking
Advance Hardware Company
Satiris
Nida
Tventy
Rashialares
van— Horn
Advanced Lumber CO
W. W. Coons
Amos Tolley
Brother Kibbey
Hedelrnggate 4
Kibbey
DeLou Hall and Family of
Louisville
Otto Hardesty
Evan Innean
Ernest Hurt
Thorntown
Homer Dale
Carl Bowman
Dar
C. A. Nelson
Wm. Welden
FE. A. Canada
Con Welden
Arthur Swisher and
Ail Rey Swindler’s. Sunday
Henry Proffitt
Crawe Ordile
Vain
Gdve
Gec
Canada
Seam Frazier
Brown
N.J
L. H. Brown
Jas. Brown
el Brown
Robert Brown
James Graham
Comed
Elvin. Hurt
Walter Hanlon
Eddie Brown
Roy Wickhins
Ivan Walls
Forrest Bowman
Winbush College
Eunice Ross
Rochester
Mra
McCullum and Children
Ruben Burrin
Tomy Burrin
Harold Caldwell
Purdue
Oakley Smith
Cordelia Caldwell
Terre Haute
Russell
Jewel Dean
Butler Dolege
Ernest Wright
Tempa Shalley
Mark Walt
Basket Ball
Hye
Smed Es
Ian Ages of
Rohn
Ces Bey
Owens
Fae
We Walker
Say Smith
Basil Smith
Advance Telephone
R. Rhodes
New East
American Red Cross
Washington
America
Joseph Gray Kitchell
General Staff
US 8. A
F. Luis Mora
New York School of Art
Red Cross
R. E.callathan
T. E. Burtin
Christian Church Notes
Wm. Johnson
S. S
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