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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1917
Page
4
Local Social Notes from Lebanon and Jamestown Visitors
Advance R R 21 Lafayette Lucas and son Gail were in Lebanon Saturday. George Broshar and wife attended the burial of Mrs. D R Joseph at Jamestown on Wednesday. John Nicely and wife spent Sunday with Clair Leeke and wife near Jamestown. Geo Ray and wife visited Chas Canada and family near Ward Sunday. Frank River and wife were Sunday guests of Sam Caplinger and family. Claude Lucas and wife of Lebanon stayed with Lafayette Lucas and family. Moses Proffitt and family near Whitestown spent Saturday night and Sunday with Sam Frazier and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Lucas
Gail
Lebanon
George Broshar
D. R. Joseph
Jamestown
John Nicely
Clair Leeke
Geo. Ray
Chas
Canada
Ward Frank
Sam Caplinger
Claude Lucas
Moses Proffitt
Whitestown
Sam Frazier
Golladay School House Neighbor Visits and Birth News
John McNutt and wife visited Lebanon on Friday. Jesse Myers of Jamestown was in the area Saturday. Glen Paugh and Mrs. Eva Ragsdale attended the Dot Joseph burial in Jamestown last week. Alva Walker and wife visited near Milledgeville. Clarence Pines and wife welcomed a new daughter. Mrs. Allen Hysong and Eda Beck of Jamestown stayed two days at Mark Beck’s home. Cecil Broshar and wife visited Clarence Pines and family. Bruce Pickering and wife stayed with Oliver Pickering near Thorntown. Otto Threlkeld and family visited his mother Rebeccah Threlkeld near Advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McNutt
Lebanon
Jesse Myers
Jamestown
Glen Paugh
Eva Ragsdale
Dot Joseph
Alva Walker
Milledgeville
Jessie Garner
Clarence Pines
Allen Hysong
Eda Beck
Mark Beck
Cecil Broshar
Bruce Pickering
Oliver Pickering
Thorntown
Otto Threlkeld
Rebeccah Threlkeld
Dover Station Social Notes From Local Neighborhood
Mrs Mary Miller of Lebanon visits Lt L Sumpter. Rile Young and family host Saturday gathering with David Butner and Lebanon relatives. A E Martin and wife stay with Brosher Brown family. Neighbors attend Mrs Wm Cory funeral in Lebanon. Local basketball fans travel to Thorntown Friday. Mildred Kibbey and John Ben Jones visit J T Jones family. Frank Harshbarger of Whites Town visits Irl McDaniel Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
Lebanon
Lt. L. Sumpter
Rile Young
David Butner
Leb
A. E. Martin
Brosher Brown
Wm. Cory
Thorntown
Mildred Kibbey
John Ben Jones
J. T. Jones
Frank Harshbarger
Whitestown
Irl McDaniel
Sun
Dover Country Club Meeting Promises Free Upcoming Program
The Dover Country Club met in regular session with a large crowd. W. D. Headrick of Indianapolis gave a splendid address as a former Dover church pastor. The next meeting will feature a Pleasant View talent play after a short program and promises something out of the ordinary. Everything will be free and open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Country Club
W. D. Headrick
Indianapolis
Dover Church
Lebanon R R notes and prayer for Jesse Brown
Miss Ethel Jackson spent Sunday with T M Jackson. D H Fine was called to Jesse Brown's bedside and is not expected to live. Mrs Lee Kibbey is on the sick list. Reuben Brown visits his brother George near New Ross. Various local families shared visits across the weekend at neighbors and kinship homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Jackson
T. M. Jackson
D. H. Fine
Jesse
Lebanon
Lee Kibbey
Reuben Brown
Brother George
New Ross
Local news notes from Advance and surrounding areas
Oscar Erp moved to the Hammack farm west of Max on Tuesday. Iiam Proffitt from near Big Springs visited Geo Proffitt and relatives last week. R E Jones and wives plus Sid Rig gins and wives attended the Advance versus Thorntown basketball game at Thorntown Friday night. John Rightenour returned to Missouri after visiting his mother Mrs May Beck. Frank Clark is doing ditching in the county’s east part. Mrs S E Edrington visited L W Owens Tuesday. Mrs Edna Jones spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs May Beck. El Martin and wife and Brazer Brown and wife of Lebanon visited John Bowen and family at Crawfordsville. Thursday Miss Hazel Caplinger of Advance visited Mrs Lottie Bratt on Friday. Mrs Chas McClaine entertained the country club north of Advance Friday. R E Jones and wife spent Friday with Chas McClaine and Wm Hamack and Oscar Erp installed telephones on the Max system Saturday. Fred Owens visited friends on the last road Sunday evening. Mrs B M McClaine, lately poorly, is improving slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Dale
Harry Reese
Joe Jackson
Elisha Reese
John Whitecotton
John Kernodle
Jesse Brown
Bert Kernodle
Litton
Hubert Fine
Tom Fine
Max
R. E. Jones
Sid Riggins
Advance
Thorntown
John Rightenour
May Beck
Missouri
Frank Clark
S. E. Edrington
L. W. Owens
el Martin
Brazer Brown
Lebanon
John Bowen
Crawfordsville
Hazel Caplinger
Lottie Bratt
Chas. McClaine
Wm. Hamack
Oscar Erp
Fred Owens
Ralph Rohn
Mr. Meeks
Ralph Rohn Albert Kernodle
Cornelius Sisters
Leola McClaine
Rev. Myers
Roy Chamberlain
Wm. Douglas
Dave Duncan
Harve Rirhart
Stephen Emmett
Lizzie Meadows
Roy Swindler
J. A. Farrow
Thomas
Gerald Hendrix
Gerald
Cleo Bartlett
For sale One Second Hand Piano
One second hand piano offered for fifty dollars. Bargain price noted by Mark Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Wall
Notice to all on ar rears at the Hustler press
The notice urges every person in arrears to settle accounts with the Hustler. It quotes newsprint at 200 dollars per ton, up from 60 a year ago, and demands cash payments to cover operational costs.
Trustee's Notice of Weekly Township Business
Wm Joseph trustee states he will attend State Bank of Advance Advance Tuesday each week for township business. On all other days he will conduct business at Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of Advance
Jamestown
Wm Joseph
Jackson
Methodist Epicospal Church Notes and Epworth League
Attendance was 54 with measles keeping several families away. Bible study and singing were featured. Workers' Council meets next Saturday at 7 PM to discuss questions. Basil Wright led a Half Life or a Whole Life service. Epworth League at 6 PM focuses on My Attitude Toward My Social Inferiors with Paul Ross leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Basil Wright
Epworthians
Epworth League
Paul Ross
Piano Prices to Hold Until February Fifteenth
Mark Wall states old piano prices will be kept until February fifteenth then prices must rise. He urges buyers not to delay and warns that other sellers have already increased prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Wall
Teachers named to replace resignations in township and city
Miss Lila Chaver of Center township and Miss Martinia Tomlinson of Indianapolis will take the places of C. Q O Caplinger and Miss Swindler who resigned to teach elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Chaver
Center Township
Martinia Tomlinson
Indianapolis
C. Q O. Caplinger
Swindler
Public Sale Near New Ross Jamestown and Advance Area
Auction at residence two miles east of New Ross on Lebanon and Ladoga road Monday February 12 1917 at 10 oclock. Horses cattle hogs grain and miscellaneous farm supplies offered with terms nine months five percent discount. Dinner served on grounds by Mt Zion cemetery supporters with shelter provided for bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ross
Jamestown
Advance
Lebanon and
Ladoga Road
Herford
Farrow
A. H. S. Basketball Schedule And School Absences
The article notes Kokomo games set for February 17 and 24 at home and February 16 at New Market with March 2 away. It mentions senior class plans to attend state legislature in February, injuries to Ralph Rohn from a Thorntown game, various absences and visits by Principal figures, and student activities including a teachers exam by Geo. Pratt and a junior class meeting.
Local sketches and social notes from MT Zion area
Sunday visits and family gatherings reported across MT Zion including Myers at his appointment dinner with Chamberlains and others. Nursing care for Gerald Hendrix noted as improving while measles and health updates appear for Bartlett and Washburn family members. Commercial Club officers elected with small year end balance.
Local notes and notices from a Wabash area page
The column records a series of brief items including movements and visits John Wells moved to his farm yesterday Mabel Lucas spent Wednesday night with Lola Coons Rev Rector and wife with Lola McClaine Little Albert Smiley sprained arm from a fall Tuesday church meeting was dampened by sickness Dr Frank Bohn lecture praised Mrs Vergil Mangus Indiana polis underwent appendicitis operation serious condition Mrs Grant Emmert and son Byron Jamestown spending week with Mrs Melvina For sale good building lot 120 out front Mark Wall Carrie Beaver received post office commission Ollie Gregory heads to Danville for summer teaching Furniture jewelry pianos sale advertising Alex Mark Wall Jas Hendrix peculiar experience yawning episode doctors called Hustler sale bills Feb 7 for John Whitesman Ira Guttridge Feb 3 H W Proffitt Feb 12 Carl Ferguson Feb 13 Ernest Smith sale Feb 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wells
Mabel Lucas
Lola Coons
Rector
Lola McClaine
Little Albert Smiley
M.E Church
Frank Bohn
Vergil Mangus
Indianapolis
Grant Emmert
Byron
Jamestown
Melvina Day
Ollie Gregory
Wabash
Danville
Mark Wall
Jas
Hendrix
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A. H. Yager
Moore & Shirley
N. E
Corner Square
Indiana
Epperson & Whitsett
Fydvance
The
Hustler
Advance Commercial Club
Indiana Associated Weeklies
Nipmuck Hayloft
Ora Sandlin
C. H. Sumner Owens C
Nipmuck
R.M
Austin Beaver
Sachem
Chas. E. McClaine
C of R
Advance Lodge
A. M
J. M. Sandy
W. ML
T. E. Burrin
Secy
Advance Lodge No
John Campbell
N. G
K. P. Lodge
Ora McDaniel
C.C
H. J. Frazier
K. R
Walter Hunt
Fr. Nelson
R. R
Golladay School
Dover
Hazelwood
Wm. Hammack
Iiam Proffitt
Geo. Proffitt
Edna Jones
Trustee’s Office
Methodist Epicospal Church
C. B. Smith
B. L. Smiley
Henry W. Proffitt
Henderson & Ford
W. S. Courtney
Friends of
Mt Zion Cemetery
Dan Whiteman
Wm. Sandlin
Enoch Whitely
Mollie Brown
Cordelia Emmert
T. H
John Greenleaf Wall
Verna Bush
Mona Beaver
Beulah Pittenger
Kate Owens
Elston Connor
Kokomo
New Market
Bowman
Servies
Geo. Pratt
Sophies
Mt, Zion
Les
Clara Washburn
Rena Proffitt
Anna Tillford
Tuscola, Ill
Clara Washborn
David Canada
George Canada
Roy Nicely
David Duncan
Wora Butler
John Whiteman
Proffitts
Henry Proffits
H. S
Carl
Ethel Bartlett
Putnam County
Commercial Club
Roy Ailes
Lecy
Roy Melson
Treas
Carl Bowman
Thos. Burrin
C. E. McClaine
Boone County
Ross Caldwell
Advance Bakery
Advance Grain Company
R. J. Riner
Carrie Beaver
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