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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
8
The Wines Daughter class meets at the Cheristean Church with superintendent Josie Brown and pastor Reeior. A coffee gathering will be provided. Members are urged to invite attendees and attend Sunday services at the North Christian Church.
Advance items report Frank Heady in New Russ with Prank Kimer and others in Leva while Yeo Proshar’s group visits town. Local gatherings include Walter in Lebanon, Lyle Johnson with Frank Riner and family, Geo Broshar and Daisy Imbler with John Nicety and family, and Lafayette Ivacas with Claude Lucas’s household. Newt Meek and wife visit Crawfordsville for Feaster Rec. A message from Virgil Mfernes says he fared safely in France and is feeling well.
Reverend Lockabill held a regular appointment in Providence and dined with Emmet Bowmin and family. Bert Ferguson Steve Miller and Esial Troth with their spouses visited Frank Shanks and family. Bruce Burris and wife spent ten days with Grant Davis and family. Ladies Aid Society served lunch at Rhett Potts sale. Bert Ferguson attended the Lend and Allen sale south of Libanon Wednesday.
Lebanon notes report R R 13 Jarry Reese spending Sunday with E M Pale and Oscar Ham. Oscar Ham seeks a farm to rent after selling his place. Lloyd Bennington and wife with Oscar Ham and family visited Geo Brindle. Guy Nibbey and wife welcomed a baby girl Thursday. Elisha Reese and family were Sunday guests of Noah Wimmer. Jesse Brown and wife spent the weekend with relatives in Kokomo. John Kernodle visited Mrs Joe Tack nea.
Ora Beaver leads Sunday School at Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. Qaker Hall delivering "The One Shepherd" and Rev. Rector speaking on "Danger Signals" at night. Red Cross units report wartime aid and local club notes.
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