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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1916
Page
3
Notice by Wm Joseph trustee of Jackson Township states he will attend State Bank of Advance on Tuesdays for township business and conduct all other business at Jamestown. The notice specifies location changes for official dealings.
Sunday dinners and visits color the Advance column as residents report meals with Kelley Waters Galladay and Sparks families. A Christmas program and church notices share space with local business moves, a new tailor shop location, a 640 pound hog sale, and protests of youth curfews.
A devotional verse expresses gratitude to the Lord for moments of sweetness friendship love and encouragement. It asks thanks for joys tears burdens and strength received from faithful hearts loving eyes and gracious guidance.
Earl Debard on sick list Grandma Owens in poor health Lee Shaw injured a horse on a wire fence James Bean and wife traveled to Lebanon Manda Young mourns death of aunt south west of North Salem Bruce Whiteman and wife slaughtered hogs for his father Ed Hypes Karl White ley and Mrs Grace Bean attended Lebanon lecture Hogan family moved to former Cross farm Verdie Sutton Hogan moved in Chas Bean and family visited Roy Swindler near New Ross
Lew Owens Sunday guests included John Owens and family near Dover Ira Scott and family near Thorntown Earl Ray and family with George Ray and wife John Emmett and family of Jamestown visited Joe Dean and family Will Debard butchered Tuesday James Bean and Lee Shaw assisted him Otto Threlkeld surprised by about seventy five neighbors for a thirty fifth birthday candy apples and popcorn served due to sugar costs prices bought early by Vowman and Son.
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