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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1917
Page
5
The item lists visits and travels among Hazelwood residents and nearby towns. Edringtons and Culley families host gatherings. individuals like Maud Whiteley and Alex Sheets are mentioned in care or visiting roles. Sick list mentions Grace Farington Nora Bilingsly and Stephen Emmert with notes on illness and hospital stays.
MT Zion guests include Mr and Mrs Farrew with Mrs Fin mert and Otis. Mrs Nellie Jones and Mrs Jones visited Mrs Mabel Bush. Mr and Mrs Ed Washburn and con Wal ent stayed with the Bush family in Advance, noting John Leeke farm near Ward recently moved from Pulaski county. Holmes planned visits from Camp Tassor and local merchants praised. Lois Brown ill with appendicitis. operation not advised. Notice to Advance Telephone Co patrons to return directories by January 1 1918 and prepare to pay new numbers. No coal delivered on Christmas day. Frank Gregory.
Supplement notes Rev Lookalill kept regular Providence appointment and dined with Chas Thompson. Jer Ferguson and family visited Lebanon. Estal Yroth and Clyde Spanier families spent Sunday together. Rosa Burris visited Lebanon. Chas Truax and Bert Fergusson families visited. Ladies Aid Safety met with Mrs Susie Ferguson. sixteen attended with fruit salad and nabiscos served.
Jamies Sutton and wife were in Lebanon on Friday. Various locals like Mrs Lucy Reed Tom and Marion Bebard Fred Owens and wives visited Wim Kincaid Ed Hypes Chas Dean Meadows Erinel and others. Ora Sutton and wife guests of James Stutton Monday. Ollie Smith and wife visited James Goliaday and wife of Advance Sunday.
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