Junior Mission Band Meets Evening of January 13
The Junior Mission Band gathered at Martha and J.B. Wyatt's home on Tuesday night January 13. The meeting opened with long prayers and scripture lessons from Psalm 107 showing multiple verse references. Members led readings by Martha Wyatt, Lula McDaniel, Mildred Bowman, Walter Bowman, and Joseph Showalter, followed by songs and a China facts segment.
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Martha
J. B. Wyatt
Martha Wyatt
Lula McDaniel
Mildred Bowman
Walter Bowman
Joseph Showalter
China
Frieda McClaine
Laura Graves
Alexander Paul
Mary Jane Yager
Kings Builder
Opal Showalter
Martha Jean Caldwell
Paulin Blunk
George McDaniel
Dale Showalter
Sylvia Bowman
James Wyatt
Benediction
Advance Indiana Bank Statement Ad Rates and Notices
Advance Indiana Boone County state bank cashier H C Epperson swears accuracy of the above statement. Six copies of one issue display advertising twenty cents per inch locals six cents per line obituaries free extra length five cents card of thanks five cents resolutions per line. Members Advance Commercial Club and Indiana Associated Weeklies. Entered post office Advance Ind as second class mail matter.
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State of Indiana
Boone County
I. H. C. Epperson
State Bank of Advance
H. C. Epperson
Ind
Medical Society Holds Election In Boone County
The Boone county medical society elected officers for 1925 at the courthouse on Tuesday night. E A Rainey of Lebanon was named president, O E Heath of Advance vice president, and John D Coons of Lebanon secretary treasurer. Retiring officers from 1924 included Wm H Spieth president, Rainey vice president, and John R Porter secretary treasurer.
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Boone County Medical Society
Court House
E. A. Rainey
Lebanon
O. E. Heath
Advance
John D. Coons
Wm. H. Spieth
John R. Porter
Car Fire Damages Ford Near Advance
Dr. S A Hall drove east of Advance when his Ford coupe caught fire due to a short or loose storage battery terminal. The battery and much of the wiring and rear paint were ruined. The vehicle was insured and repaired by the company.
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S. A. Hall
Advance
City awards deposit contract to Farmers State Bank
The city finance board awarded the city funds deposit contract to Farmers State Bank for 1925 and 1926. The bank bid alone, posting a bond of 50000 dollars. City deposits are expected to average 60000 to 70000 dollars annually, said City Clerk Smith. Mayor Walker, City Clerk Smith, and the city council compose the board of finance.
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City Finance Board
Farmers State Bank
Smith
Board of Finance
Walker
Providence Church New Year Meeting Ends With Sermon and Supper
Providence church hosted a New Year’s night gathering with a large crowd. Rev Wyatt delivered a sermon urging a straight and narrow path for 1925. The event featured hot oyster soup and ice cream, served to attendees to cool and comfort them.
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Providence Church
Wyatt
Subscriptions Expired at Start of New Year Hustler
A number of Hustler subscriptions have expired with the new year. Readers are urged to visit in town to renew their subscriptions at the earliest opportunity.
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Merett
Advance Grain CO
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Hustler
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Paris Cleaners
James Sering
W. J. DeVol
J. H. Fink
H. C.epperson
G. H. Waters
State Bank
Indiana
U. S
W.W. Caldwell
Notary Public Advance
Advance Commercial
Indiana Associated Weeklies
Medical Society
Farmers State City Depository
Bank
Paul D. Lucas
Indianapolis, Ind
Pennsylvania St
Guernsey
Walker’s Cafe
Providence Meeting
Harlan Monument Company
Oris J. Harlan
C. W. Chappius
Popular! Mechanics Nn
Pub- It Wonderful Magazine
Popular Mechanics Company
E. Ontario &J
Chicago
Eee
Ajrian
Reat
Dover
Everett
Willard Green
Hartford Agt
G. Heath
Nelson
Chas. E. Meek
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Canada
J. L. Erskine
Guy A Morrison
Thos
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Chas
Harley Galaday
Frank Riner
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