12 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1912
Page
1
A collage of Lebanon residents visiting relatives and friends on various days, small town social updates, shop ads, and Christmas gift pitches. Mentions Caplingers, Caplinger family, Meonk Yager, Stella Gregory, Joe Prezier, Ed Wright, and others with scattered travel and visit details. Also includes Hints of local sales and a revival meeting near Gasparé and jewelry store pitches.
Attendance at Sandiy Seuaat on Sunday. Collection totaled 2. Bible donations reached 31.
Vorna VYohitecoiten travels to Gessia Indiana for extended vinis with Ora Lasley and kin. Elmer Gardner sells his 44 acre farm near Lebanon to Chas Peabody at 165 dollars per acre. The Searchlight club met at Sallie Beaver's home with officers present but no business. refreshments followed.
The revival at the M. L. church continues throughout the week with energetic prayers and renewed spiritual vigor. Officials urge attendance as services feature communal singing and heartfelt sermons guiding parishioners toward renewal.
Town financial summary lists November interros and various expenses including gravel hauling by Haave Div and Lora O South game, with a $600.00 charge, a $31.25 furnishing gravel by Dave, and a salary payment to John Waiteu of $20.00. Present balance shown as $262.14.
Lowell Mattie and Tois Cataabe Young children of Forest Fay and Ethel Young were born August 4 1012. The twin brother died at birth. Cuatheleen died 4 months and 4 days old and was buried Sunday morning at the home of W P Kibbe y and wife Her death was due to dropsy. They leave living parents four grandparents and four great grandparents. Another little lamb has gone to dwell with him who gave Another little darling babe is sheltered in the grave. God needed one more angel child and so he bent with loving smile and clasped our darling's hand.
A damaged report describes a basketball game between local High Servoot and Zionsville High School, noting a shutout outcome for the visitors and poor play by Zionsville. The account mentions a tied score late, then Zionsville scoring first with a field goal in overtime extension.
The Juniors were entertained Tuesday night at Lutha Yager’s home with pickles a phonograph and waxed paper. Competitors in the oratorical contest delivered their pieces and the Glee Club sang. Most stayed overnight with Irne Caldwell accompanying her home at midnight after a long meeting.
Clerk Fred Thompson informs all holders of town bills to present an itemized claim by Wednesday for settlement of all 1911 business.
Notice to members of the North Christian Church in Advance Tad calls for a meeting on Tuesday evening January 7 1913 at 7 pm to elect one trustee for three years and to conduct the regular church elections. W T Beck Chairman C E McClaine Clerk urge strong turnout for proper representation.
Card of thanks from Fay and Ethel Young and W P and M H Kibbey for neighbors and friends who offered kindness during the illness and death of a darling baby. They express deep appreciation for assistance and kind words.
Oklahoma City December 35 1912 Uncle Willis HigginS writes a long note to Nettie Jones detailing a trip to the old home country church He preaches to a welcoming congregation and reports big dinners and strong support He plans to visit southwestern Oklahoma next Saturday for a meeting and revival returning soon with renewed health and thanks to friends and to Brother and Sister Beck.
A Butterick Publishing Company promotion promises a share of $53 000. Local representatives of Everybody’s Magazine and The Delineator could earn liberal commissions by forwarding subscriptions and collecting renewals. Prizes limited to residents of certain towns. Write Butterick Building New York City for details.
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