Young Men Hold Smoker Mock Divorce Trial
Twenty six local young men gathered at the Opera House for a smoker to raise funds for expenses. A staged divorce trial provided entertainment with a court scene, cigars and tobacco on the table, and names of participants listed among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Jesse Rivercomb
Emmert Thompson
Cecil Hendrix
Claude Lucas
Otis Wall
Milford Fulwider
Arthur Shera
Len Shera
Jess Emmert
Bergye Emmert
F. J. Baird
George Whitsett
Lawrence Bowman
Fragmentary Names in Local Notice
A partial OCR lists individuals including Patterson H C Epperson C M Jorbes Fred Thompson Jas Cap linger Straud Deatrick Geo Kersey and W D Sullivan in a damaged segment. The legible fragment suggests a local directory or notice listing residents or attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
kn, _ ee Patterson
H. C. Epperson
C. M. Jorbes
Fred Thompson
Jas. Caplinger
Straud Deatrick
Geo. Kersey
W. D. Sullivan
Advance Independent Defeats Walnut Grove in Friday Basketball
The Advance Independent team beat Walnut Grove 32 to 5 in a basketball game. Walnut Grove stayed in the contest but were out-classed by the stronger Advance squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Grove
Jamestown Dominates Jamestown North Salem Players 50 to 4
Jamestown trounced a mixed Jamestown North Salem squad 50 to 4 on home floor. Hall and Cheshier led Salem with standout work as Jamestown managed only one field goal and two free throws. Attendance was large and the crowd lively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Hall
Cheshier
Salem
Blue Front Grocery Sees Local News and Sales
Local items report the Blue Front grocery selling maple syrup and Clover and Timothy seed at the Advance Grain Co. notices also promote a River sale starting Monday March 2. Town happenings include visits, moves, auctions, and a public sale of Thomas D. Riner's estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover and Timothy Seed
Advance Grain Co
Blue Front
Joseph Wall
Partridge Rock
Rebeccah Brinegsr
Katherine Thompson
Thomas D. Riner
Jeo, F. River
Sunday Notes From Thorntown and Nearby
Local social updates list visits among residents including Miss Elsie Mount of Dover and Genoa McConaughy, plus Mrs Robt Sanford and children of Lebanon visiting relatives. Farmers are urged to place farm notices at the Hustler office and local commerce advertises seeds and millinery goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Hustler
We. Rice and Family of
Lebanon
Local Social Notes From County Items
Lois Armstrong shows slow improvement after three weeks of illness. Visits include Oll Whitley and family with James Sanford, Harley Shelley, Evert Kelley with Adam Shelley, and Ora Shelley with Isaac Shelley. Mike Harshbarger works for Jeff Shelley, while Billy Bush and Simeon Bush visits John Dales. Dale family visits Billy St wife. Shelton notes from New Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Bush
Simeon Bush
John Dales
Local visits and social gatherings noted in Advance area
Elsie Cason visited relatives in Advance last week. Roscoe Bratton and wife of Leba were guests of J S Miller and family Sunday. Frankie Hilligoss visited relatives in Lebanon last week. Charles Taylor and family of Hazelrigg spent Sunday with Chas Clers. Vern Nelson and wife and Ora Nelson of Lebanon spent Sunday with W H Nelson. Reid Budd returned from Oklahoma. A Christian church business meeting is set for Saturday night February 29. Mrs Sarrah Coddington and son visited Ed Myres near Hazelrigg. Friends of Fern Voris gave a pleasant surprise Monday night.
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Wm. Kibbey
Old Union
Sam Denny
Goldie Sparks
Cordelia Caldwell
Vuanie Plunket
Alice Dale Co
Opera House
Thorntown High School
Advance High School
Earl Bruce
Family
New Augustia
J. R. Sullivan
Lee Owers
Brown Co
Frank Riner
Sarrah McClellen
Roscoe Bratton
Lebanon
Ralph Porter
J.S. Miller
Family Sunday
Charles Taylor
Hazelrigg
Chas. Clers
Sarrah Coddington and Son
Ed Myres
George H irdesty Seeks Township Trustee Nomination
Democrat voters in Jackson township are asked to support George H irdesty at the party convention and in the election next November if nominated for township trustee.
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Jackson Township
George H
Local Con tribution Heads Campaign Fight In Ladoga
In Ladoga on February 26 Jnc Overstreet and John Taylor paid fines of 75 cents each after pleading guilty to having fought. They opened the campaign here after a heated argument at Henry Quinley store that turned into a pugilistic display. Overstreet is a rural mail carrier and a Republican while Taylor supports Jackson and Bryan.
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Ladoga
Jnc
Overstreet
Taylor
Jackson and
Bryan
Meadows Swindler nuptials at Lebanon residence
Miss Elva Meadows and Roy C. Swindler wed at the Rev. J A Stover home in Lebanon last Friday. Miss Meadows is the daughter of J B Meadows. groom is son of James Swindler of Advance. They plan to reside on the groom’s father farm east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stover
Lebanon
Elva Meadows
Roy C. Swindler
Miss Meadows
J B. Meadows
James Swindler
Uustler
Bank of Advance Auditor Report of Resources and Liabilities
The Bank of Advance report to the Auditor of State lists loans and discounts at 54,489,832 with minor overdrafts of 59.66. Banking house valued at 2,500 and furniture and fixtures at 3,000. Due from banks and trust companies amount to 4,031.12 with cash on hand and current expenses bringing total resources and liabilities to the reported figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Advance
Banking House
Banks & Trust CO
Bank of Advance official swears to financial statement
The Bank of Advance in Boone County Indiana filed a sworn statement listing liabilities and assets. H C Epperson as cashier attests to the truth of the figures. Clem Long a car repairer for the Indianapolis and Northwestern Traction Co. died at home on East Walnut Street last Friday at 7 30 p.m. The cause of death was heart trouble after a hearty dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
County of
Boone
H. C. Epperson
Nes’t
Bank of Advance
H.C. Epperson
Clem Long
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Co
East Walnut Street
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Chamberlain
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Opal Caldwell
Forest Ailes
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W H. Dean
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Dolph Batman
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Lora McClaine
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Nora Jackson
Mary
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Thomas Celdwell
Blanche Gough
Indiana Harbor
W. S. Moyer
Crawfordaville
W.T. Riner
Thos
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Frankie Caldwell
Jno. Caldwell
J. W. Caldwell
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J.T. Clark Pai
Jno. Clark
Defoe, Ky
Frank Riper
John Bateman
Perry Pointer
KE. M. Smith
Burrin
Joseph Bros
DeWitt
Burring Drug Co
Indianapolis News
Perry Smith
Frank Davideau
Louis Emmert
James Ayres
Pittsboro
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Cra McDaniel
Elsie Mount
Dover
Genoa McConaughy
Mona Beaver
Nan Wilson
Vesper Edrington
Central
John Whitsetts
Jess Livingstons
Dave Hedge
Texas
Lula Whitecotton
Everitt Paullin
Tuscola, Ill
J. W. Ross
Keeney Machinery Company
North Christian Church
A. H. Yager
Claude Wall
Sarrah Deatrick
Harve Kupp
New Albany
L. A Deatrick
Deatrick
Kopp
Old Boys’ Association of
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Mesdames
F. N. Armstrong
I. J. Staton
R. S. Stall
Old Boys’ Committee
Old Girls
O. K
Dreamland
James Russell Lowell
Bushtown
Lois Armstrong
Oll Whitley and
James Sanford and Family
Harley Shelley
Evert Kelley
Adam Shelley
Ora Shelley
Isaac Shelley
Mike Harshbarger
Jeff Shelley
Dale
Billy
Shelton S.of
New Ross
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Frankie Hilligoss
Vern Nelson
Ora Nelson
W.H. Nelson
Reid Budd
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Fern Voris
Meadows
Liabhafu
Merchan
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