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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1918
Page
4
Ralph Cunningham has purchased Weaver Emmert s stake in the restaurant and bakery. Emmert has served as baker and Ross Caldwell as general bustier, reflecting a shift in ownership and staff roles.
Gandma Owens is sek. James Sutton's horses frightened by husking corn last Thursday and ran away, wagon passed over one foot and fell on him, but he is getting better. Ed Wright and family visited Indianapolis relatives. Henry Swindler greeted as a worthy young man. James Swindler's sons dined with him last Sunday. Geo. Ray and wife at Earl Ray's. Mary Ryan visited Mollie Kean. Pearl Whiteley and family dined with Jno Young family. Mrs Pearl Culley visited her father Tuesday.
A girl named Martha Jean was born to Mr and Mrs Marvin Caldwell last Thursday. Earl Canada plans to begin studies at Terre Haute Normal to pursue teaching. Pittsboro reports 18 men in the army and 115 home guards.
Boone County farmers plan a second called meeting at the Courthouse Saturday January 6 at 1 00 PM to perfect the Boone County Live Stock Breeders and Feeders organization begun last Saturday. One hundred twenty five farmers attended last week where Purdue extension worker Mr Schwab urged a permanent group to advance the live stock industry. Three offices filled. township captains and leaders to be chosen and plans for immediate work laid. A state speaker from Purdue will attend. Also noting Masons held three third degree candidates Monday night with work to follow. Alva Wynkoop and Mary Gilmore wed this week. Gladys Kincaid and Noble Pierce married. Pierce in the army. Tom Melson reports fattening on return from visit to daughters. K P Lodger to transact Monday night business. cheeselawich refreshments. Doins begins at 7 oclock.
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