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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
1
National Educational Week is being observed in Jamestown area schools. The column lists residents visiting relatives, Thanksgiving gatherings across Crawfordsville Indianapolis Lebanon and Sheridan, church groups meeting, births, illnesses, and local social events involving the Pierson Hedge Davis Ross and Ferree families, plus numerous travels and visits.
Jamestown High School experts beat Plainfield 22 to 16 in a tightly played contest Saturday night. Cat Adams of Lebanon refereed, and the Plainfield squad showed sportsmanship as they rallied late. Glen Havermale coaches Plainfield. Kernodle, from Eel River Township, faced eligibility questions in a separate case involving transfers and school attendance.
Ed Jackson announces new nationwide night driving standards adopted by the Society of Illuminating Engineers and the Society of Automotive Engineers. Indiana motorists must equip headlights with deflecting devices, use proper candle power up to 32, and adjust focus and tilt. Rules align with other states and will take effect in 30 days with signage on well lit streets.
Albert Nicely, born January 10, 1843 near Advance Indiana, died November 22 1921 at his Woodbine home after a week long illness aged 78 years 10 months 12 days. He served in the 163rd Indiana Infantry during the Civil War and lived in Boone County before moving to Woodbine area. He leaves his wife Nancy J Cox eight children four sons and four daughters with five of them predeceasing him, two daughters and three sons surviving along with five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He joined Hazelrigg Lodge 200 A F and A M in 1868 and was to transfer to Charter Oak Lodge. he attended the Christian church. Funeral at the Woodbine church November 25 at 2 00 p m with Rev P G Dennis and American Legion burial at the cemetery.
A. H. S. notes National Educational Week with patriotic talks by seniors, a plan to stress civic aims, and daily grade-room programs. The County Tournament heads to Lebanon with Advance and other teams, while Friday features a Teachers and Parents meeting with a full program led by Caplinger and staff.
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