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Newspaper

Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1925

Page

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Local Visitors and Family News From Priday Area

Mrs Waters of Priday hosts dinner with Mr and Mrs Fart Waters and their son Fart Jacob. Frank Bowma and Albert Hysong of Jamestown visit. Clifton family from Old Union and George Can Ora host Sunday gathering. Reed and family celebrate New Years Day. Lester Ryan returns to Lebanon after illness.

Fart Waters Fart Jacob Lish Reese Frank Bowma Albert Hysong Jamestown Fxtee Clifton Old Union George Can

Advance Health Seeker Ill After Prolonged Illness

An individual identified as Advance, who has been ill for several weeks, remains seriously ill at this time. Authorities have not released further details about the person's identity or condition.

of Advance

Rev O T Martin to Speak at Os Church Here

Rev O T Martin, the new district superintendent, will deliver an exhortation at Os church here next Sunday. The event highlights his first appearance in the district since appointment.

O. T. Martin Os Church

Junior Mission Band Meeting At North Christian Church

The Junior Mission Band of the North Christian church met Tuesday night with Marthe and J. B. in attendance. The group discussed upcoming activities and planned community service efforts for the month.

Junior Mission Band of the North Christian Church Marthe J. B

Bog-Sled Party Struck By Auto In Urbana

Eight University of Illinois students, all from Chicago, were injured when a buggy Sled party hitched to a car was struck by another vehicle in Urbana on January 14.

Urbana Eigit University of Milmois Chicago

Good Knights of Pythias Meet in Boone County

Prank Gregory a county deputy of the Knights of Pythias says all are interested in establishing a new home in Boone county. A district meeting is planned at Kirk.

Good Knights of Pythias Zionsville Prank Gregory The Knights of Pythias Boone County Kirk

Lindley Leads Close Gana Farm Bureau Game

Lindley of Kinzeman captained the Gana Farm Bureau Federation in a tightly contested night game, with the score separated by only a few points throughout and decided in the final moments.

Gana Farm Bureau Federation

Veterinarians Elect Harvey Whiffing President in Indiana

Dr. Harvey Whiffing of Lebanon was elected president of the Indiana veterinary group by a 40 to 19 vote. The convention opened Tuesday with about 200 members attending and will run through Thursday, closing with a Severin hotel dance.

Harvey Whiffing Lebanon

Frank Wearly 5 Dead at Age of 52

The obituary notes Frank Wearly aged 52 has died. The report references local figures and political context, including Governor Jackson and legislative actions. It mentions the Carter garage completion and new Sinclair pumps, and touches on state regulatory discussions of transportation and public service commissions.

Frank Wearly

Local notes and obituaries from Daleville area

Archie Pierce is on the sick list. Frank Weakley died at 52 after a week with pneumonia at the home of Al. He is survived by three brothers. Several from Advance and vicinity attended a fox drive in Thorntown. Local visits include C E Clarke and wife to Rube Melson, and Sam Rose and family to Mr and Mrs William Rose. Mary Mount spent Sunday in Max. Noble Pierce visited his brother Archie. Church notes report Sunday school, offerings, and chapters.

Archie Pierce C.E. Clarke Rube Melson Daleville Sam Rose Jolietville William Rose Thorntown

Cattle Industry Report Nears Completion at White House

Washington January 14 President Coolidges agricultural commission has nearly finished its cattle industry report after a White House breakfast conference. Members discussed the work with the president and the document will be transmitted to Congress with recommendations for legislation if approved. White House officials say the suggested measures could pass this session without call for an extra session.

Washington President Coolidge Agricultural Commission Congress White House

Local VisitRounds From Indianapolis Couple

Mr and Mrs Claud Pyles of Indianapolis spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs Ed McCanee. Dinner host Frank Moore and wife entertained guests including Charles Reagan his wife and son Glen Henry Walters of Thorn town and Bert Roberts and wife.

Claud Pyles Indianapolis Ed McCanee Frank Moore Charles Reagan Glen Henry Walters Thorntown Bert Roberts

Graves-Burris Unite in New Ross Ceremony

Isaac N Graves and Beulah Burris wed Saturday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. Rev Forest Graves officiated at his New Ross home. Bride daughter of James G Burris Adv. Groom son of Graves from near New Ross. Both are well known in the community with the bride a high school student and the groom employed at Prest-O-Lite plant farm near New Ross in the spring.

Isaac N Graves Beulah Burris Forest Graves New Ross James G. Burris Graves

Lebanon Optometrist H A McDaniel Elected State President

H A McDaniel a Lebanon optician and jeweler was elected state president of the Indiana Association of Optometrists at the closing session held at the Hotel Severin in Irfranrols. He has led the association’s executive committee and served as first vice president while active in the group for fifteen years. He has run his own optical business for twenty four years, recently turning the jewelry department over to his son Francis. The next meeting will be at Vincennes in late June or early July.

Lebanon Indiana Association of Optomet D. S. Whitaker and Co Francis McDaniel

Farmers Mutual Insurance tops $6 million in force

The Boone Farm Mutual Insurance Company reported 6,278,265 in insurance in force on January 1, 1925, with a calendar year gain of 261,115. About 2,600 members. Directors reelected include A. W. Newcomer James R. Lemon Ben Stoner W. T. Lave and Watson Masters. W. A. Lave named chairman. Frank Vanarsdall reappointed secretary-treasurer for two years. The by law change on selecting the secretary-treasurer was defeated.

Boone Farm Mutual Insurance Company Treasuer Ecempany A. W.L. Newcomer Union Township James R. Lemon Favre Township Ben Stoner Harrison Township Wiliam T. Lave Jackson Watson Masters Wachington Township W. A. Lave Frank Vanarsdall Vanarsdal

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