Advance A. S. Basketball at Cutler Corners in Narrow Loss
The Advance A. S. team visited Cutler Friday night. The Cutler players, larger in size, outscored them in the second half to finish 31 26. Players listed include Wall F Lowrey C Yeager F Cook Shino Cc H. Lawley Barrio G Sibit Waters G RB. Lowrey. Referee Jarvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S
Cutler
Mivenes
Wall
Lowrey
Yeager
Cook Shino
H. Lawley Barrio
Sibit Waters
The Church Strengthened by Evangelistic Meetings
The Christian church hosts special evangelistic meetings led by Mr. Kibbey aimed at deepening existing members' faith. Large congregations attend, and three members join by letter: Mr and Mrs Hendrix and Mrs Cuplioger, with singing by Mr William E. Lusas.
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The
Christian Church
Kibbey
Hustler
William E. Lusas
Wm Hendrix
James Cuplioger
Town Board Fixes Electric Rates At Meeting
At Tuesday’s town board meeting an eight to zero vote approved a fixed electric rate plan. A minimum charge applies to all subscribers and those using over 10 kilowatts pay a higher rate with a one cent discount if paid by the tenth of each calendar month. The plan cites comparably low costs for city meters and suggests most homes could be lit for a dollar or less monthly.
Deacon Bacon Moves to Advance for Business and Life
A Winthrop Congregational Church deacon plans to relocate to Advance soon to start a new business. He seeks the earliest feasible time, aiming to enjoy regf and outdoor life, with Oakle Hall expected to resume work amid a fever of local chatter.
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Winthrop
Deacon Bacon
Shany
Oakle Hall
Adot
Progressives of Jackson Township Hold Precinct Meeting
A Jackson township meeting of the Progressives was held last Tuesday to choose precinct committeemen and begin steps toward naming a county ticket. County chairman called the meeting and Geo. Canada presided. E. Walker won precinct 1 and James E. Burris won precinct 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Geo. Canada
E . Walker
James E. Burris
Heaters For School Wagons Introduced By Trustees
Six new hot air vehicle heaters were installed in as many school wagons by Trustee Graves. Carter and sons fitted them, with heaters supplied by W. H. Miller Hot Air Vehicle Company of Crawfordsville. The heaters, Miller’s invention, fit under the wagon body and vent heat via pipes and registers, are safe even if overturned. Otis E. Hall, Montgomery County Schools superintendent, first proposed the idea after dissatisfaction with inside heaters. Miller reportedly received an offer of 825,000 for rights to the invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Carter and Sons
W. H. Miller Hot Air Vehicle Company
Crawfordsville
Miller
Otis E. Hall
Montgomery County
Record Run In Rabbits Sparks Local Debate
Elmer Hinkle built a rabbit trading run from Nov 17 to Jan 9, buying 1516 animals, dressing 1181 and shipping 335 undressed to Ohio buyers. Most rabbits were killed within four miles of Advance, netting Hinkle over 100 dollars. He did much of the work during idle hours in town. A new state law bans rabbit killing from January 10 to April 1, shifting his activity to another avocation.
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Elmer Hinkle
Hinkle
Anderson
Cleveland
Ohio
Ainkle
Rabbies
Local New Lebanon Social Visits and Birth Announcements
Friday visit by Tom Fine of Lafayette and Hubert Fine family is noted. Thursday gatherings include Lula Thompsons Pauline Ruth Minnie Hunt Edna with Versa Reese and other names. A baby girl was born to Ardis Hyland and wife Friday. Hazel Brown stays with Artist Hyland this week. Monday visits include John Brindle and mother with Joubert Fine. Hog butchering by Othy Kibbey on Monday. Dora Kernodule and Geo Quinshing ill. Reese family visited Walter Whitecotton on Saturday. Joe Jackson spent Saturday in Lebanon.
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Lula Thompsons
Pauline
Ruth
Minnie Hunt
Edna
Versa Reese
Cupid Strikes Three Times in Week’s Cheer
Despite cold weather and a pork and flour fire the Cupid figure did well last week. Three times he hit the mark as weddings rang with sweetness and joy across clear or cloudy days.
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Cupid
Self Wiseman Bride Wed In Lebanon Farm Ceremony
Self and Lillie May Wiseman were wed last Thursday afternoon in the Farmers Bank at Lebanon by Rev Homer Dale. The groom is the son of Frank Self and resides on a farm between Advance and Beckville. The bride, formerly from Virginia, has lived with Mrs. Sam Smiley for two years. They will settle on the groom’s parents’ farm and start their life together with many well wishes.
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Earl Self
Lillie May Wiseman
Cupid
Farmers Bank
Lebanon
Homer Dale
Frank Self
Advance
Beckville
Virginia
Sam Smiley
Grooma
Ausetia Emmert and Ada Broshar Wed in Lebanon Patriot Office
Ausetia Emmert and Ada Broshar were married in the Lebanon Patriot office by Rev. Geo B. Jones last Saturday afternoon. The groom is William Emmert's son and the bride is William Brosbar’s daughter who live near Advance and east of town. The Weldon farm east of town hosts the couple’s first home. The Hustler offers congratulations.
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Cupid
Ausetia Emmert
Ada Broshar
The
Lebanon
Geo. B. Jones
William Emmert
Advance
William Brosbar
John Weldon
Hendrix-Golliday Tie The Knot In County Clerk Office
Albert Hendrix son of the new marshal and Delilah Galliday daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Galliday were married Saturday afternoon in the county clerk's office by Rev. T. W. Boxell. They will reside with Marshal Hendrix and were greeted with a surprise shower of gifts Monday evening.
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Albert Hendrix
Delilah Golliday
Lebanon
T. W. Boxell
William A. Hendrix
James Galliday
Marshal Hendrix
Hendrix
High School Notes From Friday and Week Events
The first cooking lesson was held Friday. Representatives returned from Greencastle and gave orations in the assembly room this afternoon. Easter Whiteley was absent late last week. A Junior class debate on life imprisonment versus capital punishment affirmed the former. Ralph Robo has quit school. Jamestown may call off its basketball game with Advance. Mr Mitchell of Thorntown to referee the Advance Curler game Saturday evening. Report cards were distributed today. parents should review and sign.
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Mitchell
Thorntown
Common School Notes Re entries and returns
Edward Griswold re entered school Monday after his parents moved back to the Caldwell farm. Gwendolyn McCalin returned Monday after being absent due to illness and missing class work.
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Edward Griswold
Caldwell Farm
School week notes with exams and team plans
Mry Bean was absent Tuesday. The fourth year pennant went up Monday. The fifth year completed Landing of the Pilgrims as part of language work. The fourth and fifth reviewed for Friday’s exam by speaking selections. Ottis Ray absent Monday. Room 6 ordered to stay on premises. Marbel Hans stayed Tuesday night with Ethel Bartlett. The eighth year basketball team will play the second team of the high school Saturday night. the second team vows to challenge them. Mr. Harting conducted music and drawing Wednesday. Construction work continues. a letter holder was made. Piano time remains to singing. minor schedule changes after exams. The sixth grade now studies History daily and Physiology three days weekly.
County Oratorical Contest Program Listed
The County Oratorical program for the high school contest is set for Friday night January 16 at the Grand Theatre. Acts include music by Zionaville violin quartet Sparticus to the Gladiators Ira Bennett and a series of orations and readings by Gail Beamer Olive Applegate Otis Wright Herschel Richardson Alfred Harmon Pearl Cooman Opal Witt Eliza Fike Madgelle Conrad and others.
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Grand Theatre
dZionaville
Sparticus
Gladiators
Ira Bennett
Thelma Cobkoon and The Gladiator Nellie Jackson
The article notes Thelma Cobkoon and Irene Caldwell The Gladiator Nellie Jackson with music and a judge’s decision forming the outcome. The text references a judging panel and a competitive event featuring these figures.
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Thelma Cobkoon
Irene Caldwell
Ladies Gather to Study Missions in Crawfordsville
A Wednesday meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Lasley in Crawfordsville brought together a Christian denomination ladies delegation from Montgomery and Boone counties to discuss mission work. Social time followed and several Advance ladies attended including Mrs W P Kibby Mrs D J Caplinger Mrs Roy Melson and Mrs Lora MecClaine.
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Montgomery
Boone Counties
Mrs. Lasley
Crawfordsville
W. P. Kibby
D. J. Caplinger
Roy Melson
Lora MecClaine
Advance Band to Perform Next Thursday Evening
Temps Shawlley in Indianapolis attends a preview of a new sixaphone concert by the Advance Band. Vocal and instrumental music is billed as appealing to the most fastidious listeners for the upcoming engagement.
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Ont Saba
Ren
Ted Tad
Lambertville
Bowman Sullivan & Co
Jarvis
State Bank OF Advance
Bull Moosers
Tom Fine
Lafayette
Hubert Fine
Harry Reese
Ardis Hyland
Friday
Hazel Brown
Hyland
John Brindle
Mother
Joubert Fine
Wife
Othy Kibbey
Dora Kernodle
Mrs
Geo. Qunsingham
Jd. A. Reese
Walter Whitecotton
Joe Jackson
Emmert-Broshar
Greencastle
Easter Whiteley
Ralph Robo
Jamestown
Gwendolyn McCalin
Mry Bean
Ottis Ray
Marbel Hans
Ethel Bartlett
Harting
Gail Beamer
Farragut
Olive Applegate
Otis Wright
New South
Herschel Richardson
Alfred Har
Pearl Cooman
Laly- Opal Witt
Eliza Fike
Madgelle Conrad
Burrias Drug Store
Nellie Jackson
Temps Shawlley
Indianapolis
Ww. C. Rapp & Sons
Ladoga
Indiana
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