Advance Indiana Postal Record Notice
Second class mail matter entered March 3 19 1 at the postoffice in Advance Indiana under the act of March 3 1879.
07 Dec 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
1
Second class mail matter entered March 3 19 1 at the postoffice in Advance Indiana under the act of March 3 1879.
Local notes record Capingers grocery offering fresh bread and Advance Sumuer Co coal. Social visits include Nisley with Eva Disenger, Ches Farrow and Tressie Gardner in Levacon, and others with relatives in Indiana and Lebanon. Church services at Shiloh start December 11 at 6 45 pm with invites.
Snow Flake flour sold in 60c sacks at Cap. Jennie Brown spent Friday in Lebanon. Bowmen offers ready mince meat. Thomas Caldwell and wife featured. Residents visit kin and attend dinners with the Ross, Gardner, Shelley families near Old Union and New Ross. Revival meetings planned by Lucas and Rev RK E Lucas. Sewing services offered by May Cornelius. Various health and travel notes accompany Thanksgiving and visiting patterns among local families in Crawfordsville and nearby towns.
An offering of 6.49 dollars was collected from the school to aid blind women in Indiana, tied to the Thanksgiving observance.
Next week’s Hustler will be a holiday number printed at the Morristown office. Miss Waters will assist in preparing the issue. The office closes Monday through Friday and mail should reach Sup Morristown by Tuesday noon with items and news.
The Willing Workers of the North Christian Church host a Christmas entertainment on Saturday night Day 23. A short play Truth the Mischief will be presented before the presents are distributed. Everyone is urged to bring their presents to the event.
Notice invites buyers to obtain a quarter of beef from L C Bowman's herd. Call for arrangements and pickup details.
Mr and Mrs Jas H Kibbey of the north town gave each of their seven children 500 dollars last Friday. The seven recipients include Ephriom William P and George Kibbey and two McLean grandsons and two daughters and Mr Dr Burke and Mrs Frank A. érback. The couple also marked their sixty second wedding anniversary last Tuesday. Their large family remains largely intact and nearby.
A bank promotes meritorious service and responsible savings to attract customers. It emphasizes absolute safety, excellent service, and courteous treatment, inviting accounts of all sizes as a defense against wasteful spending. The ad notes a $300,000 figure.
The community notes the death of Desd Simeon Calmon aged 56 6 13 an ill tempered man with an eye for boodle He arrived with another man's wife and left debts for the paper groceries and hat supplies He died singing Jesus Paid The All and was buried in a makeshift coffin with friends scattering palm leaves at his grave
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