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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1907
Page
3
An advertisement claims Kodol for dyspepsia relieves indigestion by using natural stomach juices with tonic properties. It promises to cleanse purify and strengthen the stomach lining and cites a Ravenswood West Virginia testimonial about sour stomach for twenty years.
Sunday school attendance last Sunday was 77 with a 92 cent collection. Rev C A Brown continues revival services at Peasant View. Regular preaching is scheduled for the 8rd Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night. The W M M S plans a fourth Saturday meeting at Mrs. W S Lasley’s home with a full attendance and officer elections.
C A Johnson will be with us Saturday Sunday and Sunday night for revival. Attendance and giving figures show steady support with Sunday School attendance and offerings reported. The yearly business meeting named M P Riner as trustee and chose elders deacons and officers for the next year. A vote approved soliciting funds for church support after three years.
Mildred Ksotts has mumps and Riel Young has pneumonia. Elsie Mount is on the sick list. Daughters born to Mr and Mrs George Reytein. Mrs Sarah McDaniels of North Salem visited relatives. Ora Caldwell and family near Whitestown visited Lon Taylors. George Pyles was in Darlngton last week. Mr and Mrs Steven Eads and child ren of Russellville spent time with George Pyles. Mrs Coddington and econ visited Earl Peacocks near Darlington. James Sandford attends bedside of grandson Riel Young. The Christian Church Sunday School elected officers for 1907: W H Stafford Supt. J E Knotts Assist. Supt. Basil Stewart Secretary. Susie Shankland Assistant Secretary. Anna Stafford Corresponding Secretary. John Randel Treasurer.
James Bean and his Egypt wife visited Ed Wright and wife. Elisha Higgs and near Brown Station residents called on Ed Wright, Robi Wall and wife of Advance. Ed Smith traveled to Lebanon on business Saturday. Wa Booker, recently injured, is able to work again. Mrs A F Mereland is in poor health with Dr Roark of Jamestown treating her. Tom Kincaid cuts timber for Jacob Wilcox near Dover. Zelin Billingely visited Indianapolis last week. Homer Bratton plans to move to Lebanon in spring. James Martin’s son and wife from 1 are visiting for a few days. Rob Sharp of West Crack Away was in the area Tuesday on business.
Jams Roark and wife attended the farmers Institute and dined with son Jessie and wife of Advance. Many neighbors visited, others traveled to Lebanon and Indianapolis for work or shopping. Marriage notices, church events, and local business ads fill the week with community updates and reminders.
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