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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1918
Page
1
The message expresses gratitude for customer faith, hopes for cordial friendship and new associations in the new year, and a wish for prosperity through shared success. It notes possible tough conditions but pledges continued effort and satisfactory administration for all customers and employees.
Burrin Drug Store School Notes recounts Senior classes adopting Civics and Commercial Arithmetic for the last semester. It covers student activities, theatre, lectures, a fire incident at the Wall's home, YWCA drive progress, and plans for school events and community meetings in early January 1918.
In a note to advertisers the Hustler office requests copies of ads be brought in by Tuesday noon each week. Repeats will occur if copies are not delivered, as staff make multiple trips for absent business men to collect ads.
A brief note questions Bob Rogers about which day Sunday falls on. The inquiry seeks clarity on the weekday designation for the weekend day.
Mr and Mrs Anchutz celebrate as he receives a pension of 20 dollars monthly and nine months back pay. He served as a sergeant in Troop L of the 5th Regiment U S Cavalry, a New Year gift.
Miss Frankie Keys of Winchester Indiana assists Rev O V Rector in an evangelistic campaign at Pleasant View. A former Union Christian College student praised by president O B Whitaker, she brings preaching singing and organizing skills with extensive experience in evangelistic work.
The Advance Christian Church held its annual meeting with elected officers including John T. Jones James H. Gordon Lawson Brown and Chas E McClaine Deacons listed and roles assigned. Financial report shows balances of 13.42 in church treasury 46.56 in Ladies Aid and 28.91 in Sunday School totaling 88.89 with all debts paid and 31 eligible official board members.
In compliance with defense bodies, Advance merchants sign an agreement to close shops at seven p.m. on Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays starting January 7. Signers include Melson & Son Advance Hardware Co Mark Wall Caplinger & Bruce Burrin Drug Co Hustler Office. The column notes aid requests for Mrs. Goodnight and local residents with brief updates on work and travel.
The list names Mrs. Anchutz Chas Sparks Wm Whiteman Geo McDaniel James Hendrix Wm Rohn Grandma Toney Martha Caldwell Bertha Hall Mrs Voris Airhart H C Epperson Mrs J W Ross Mrs Lois Brown D D Budd and Prof Carpenter in Indianapolis hospitals. Mrs J F Riner and Mrs L C Caldwell in Martinsville Sanitarium. Others include Gladys Wall Hugh Ross Wm Weldon Irl McDaniel and Mrs Ellen McDaniel. Claud Mangus of Camp Taylor recently underwent appendectomy.
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