06 Feb 1913
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
1
Locals report a busy week with many Sunday visits and dinners across families in Morristown and surrounding towns. notes mention Mary Shion Hezel Ward Alva Nisley Maude Wall Clara Whitecotton Robt Rogers John T Jones and others visiting relatives in Reachdale Ladoga Greencistle and Indianapolis trips by several residents.
The Morristown Sun discusses Gwynneville church planning a quarterly bulletin for a year, distributing to the school, and filing reports. It argues the church should be organized like a business to accelerate growth, with ads and a stronger public presence to gain recognition from the wider community.
A church bulletin invites attendees to Sunday Bible School and preaching services on the second and fourth Sundays. It links the rainbow to the everlasting covenant God made with all living creatures and urges prompt attendance to avoid shadows.
The page includes varied lines such as a request for medical help from Leela McClaine and reminiscences about aging and illness. It also mentions a poem line about dust and ashes, a reference to Sagacity by Ruben Burtriu, a line about Rose petals and expressing self-perception by Jaude Bowman, and a prompt to look for the class play Along the Missouri.
Attendance at Sunday School reached 93 with a 1.4 percent increase in collection. Kings Boys led scoring with 143 points. three birthday offerings and two new scholars enrolled. Revival continues with old time morning meetings. pastor attended a funeral in Edinburg. Rev D Q O Coy of Lebanon preached a excellent sermon.
The Advance Lumber Co lists coal prices by car and tonnage including Black Betsy at 4.25 per ton, Pittsburg lump at 4.25, Lipton coal at 3.50, and Lower Vein Brazil Block at 3.50. Also notes 2 car shipments and per ton pricing details.
The Hustler lists subscribers paid this past week including James Sullivan Cris Ashwell Chas Thompson New Ross RR 2 John Emmett Lebanon RR 11 Mrs J M Shelley Jamestown RR 22 W W McClaine Fonten Fonten C A Brown Chesterton Chas Blooke Advance Joann Weldon Advance.
The Book Club will meet at Mrs. Carl Bowman’s home on February 14. All members are urged to attend for important business. The assigned reading is the fourth and fifth chapters of The Merchant of Venice. Mrs. T. KE. Burrin, Secretary.
Oakley and Vergil Smith spent Sunday with Armon Akers Vin Johnson and wife spent Tuesday with Jap Akers and wife Lev McClaine and Lyle Johnson spent a day with Fred Thompson Jrs Adie Gibbs came Sunday to take charge of the hope work for a few days Cray Hoss is off on account of sickness.
The problems ask how Harold Lane allocates time yearly if he spends eighty six thousand four hundredth of his time on dressing while moving from Man to Moon. It asks Florence Proffitt spends 2 hours 56 minutes 28 seconds daily on lessons to compute her sleep. It also asks how far Oak Ashwell deviates from the standard assuming Carmen Caplinger is perpendicular.
The article notes sugar making season approaching as sugar orchards are inventoried for used equipment and run prospects. It laments dwindling supply of tall delicians and declining to rare timber species in the region over recent years.
The Young divorce case was set for the Montgomery circuit court but delayed on motion of attorneys. The parties are well known, with sensational evidence rumored to surface if the case goes to trial. A severe cold snap followed a warm Friday, dropping to two degrees below zero by Saturday morning, while forecasts had warned of a potential arctic wave.
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