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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1907
Page
2
The Advance Hustler notes contact for local news items and urges residents to phone Hester with tips promptly before week’s end. Subscription information appears on page header and emphasizes community correspondence.
M. E. Cauncen regular preaching Sundays and Sundays night by the pastor. At New Roas Bro Hello received 11 new members. Attendance, offerings, and birthday gift totals are noted with Sunday School attendance at 122 and a total collection of 1.54 plus chaptersGl. Ward observes a birthday. C A Johnson delivered three sermons to large audiences. Brinegar attends church services but has been absent two weeks due to sickness. Lotis Wall accepts janitor position at 85.00 per month.
Harold Reddick and brother George ner Leba non spent Sunday with family. Ray Cory from Indianapolis visited brother Walter Sunday. Stanley Jones of New Mayaville stayed with friends Sunday. Lizzie Anderson of Lebanon visited her brother W. H. Stafford last week. Elmer Edin from Indianapolis was in the area Friday. Felice and Lora Cleaver of Bear Hazel College visited friends Saturday and Sunday. Della Jackson and Eva Hall were guests of John McClairie near Shannondale Monday night.
The Advance High School prepares a forthcoming play and announces a debate with Zionsville High School on capital punishment with sides chosen. Parents are urged to visit schools to observe daily work and meet teachers, while a local medicine ad promotes Kodel with claims of digestive relief sold by Joseph Bros.
Notice to non residents in Boone County Indiana. In the Boone Circuit Court No 3052 Robert K Ashley and wife Nettie F Ashley vs Joseph Wainright et al. Complaint to quiet title filed January 16 1907 with defendants named as unknown heirs and creditors. Defendants must answer by March 10 1907 or the case proceeds in their absence. Clerk George E Adams. Attorney Jesse C Saith for plaintiffs.
Sunday school attendance last Sunday was seven with collection noted as Florence Courtney observed the birthday offering with eight cents. Revival meetings begin next Saturday night and continue for some time. Splendid singing Monday night. Bro. Will Lucas attended. Missionary meeting at W. S. Lasley's home last Saturday afternoon drew a large crowd and strong interest. Old officers retained for six months. Common colds blamed for many diseases. Chamberlains Cough Remedy offered for sale by Joseph Bro.
The snippet lists prices for corn at 68, wheat at 38 to 34 cents a bushel, hogs, eggs, poultry and other livestock market notes, and a medical candy called Preventics touted to prevent colds and flu, priced at 25 cents per box, recommended by Joseph Brothers.
The note records a Skipping service meeting at Ellen Yager's home on February 6 with Allie Yager presiding and Mrs. Frazier leading a session on Christianity in India. An offering was taken by Hettie McClaine and Laura Riner led a member study. A salve advertisement closes the fragment.
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