Public sale of farm property of Isaac Shelle heirs near James Town
Sale begins 2 30 Am at the late residence of Isaac Shelley deceased three miles northeast of James Town. Cattle include two Shorthorn cows and two Shorthorn heifers. Sheep include four large spotted Poland brood sows and a three year old male. Livestock also includes a buck two ewes and various aged ewes. Grain and hay include about 1000 bushels white corn in cribs 40 to 50 tons of loose hay timothy and clover. Farming implements include one one horse wagon work harness plow garden tools grind stone lard press kettles and brass kettle. About 25 cords stove wood two or three tons hard coal. Household and kitchen furniture and other items. Terms: all sums under 5 cash over 5 on credit nine months with interest and freehold note. A 5 cent discount on cash for those entitled to credit. No removal until terms complied with. ISAAC SHELLEY HEIRS J B Henderson Auditor Meyers Clerk James Hendrix Albert Kernodle etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Timothy
Cis
Isaac Shelley
School Roll Call Names Honor List
A local list honors residents and families for their service and contributions. The compiled roll includes Ford L H H Krowno Don Olderwood Minnick Bratton R J Riner and many others. Names appear with occasional initials and titles reflecting community recognition.
Hazelwood and Edringtons In Chicago Business Visit
Hazelwood and E Edrington were in Chicago last week on business. E R Proffltt and M M and Ves per Edrington worked on the Max teephione fines Saturday. Mrs Mary Davis spent part of last week with H P Stevens and wife. Joan Rightenour, visiting his brother Albert southwest of Advance, returned to his mother M A Beck's home late last week. Protracted meeting is still going on at Mt Zion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. E. Edrington
Chicago
E. R. Proffltt
M.M
Vesper Edrington
Mary Davis
H. P Stevens
Joan Rightenour
Albert
Advance
M.A Beck
Mt. Zion
Oldest Box Renter John Emmert Keeps 26 at Adv Post
John Emmert, known for his big heart and cautious brave nature, is the longtime box renter at the Advance post office. He has kept box 26 for 28 years, starting when John Sublette was postmaster, and the box has connected him with mail, his wife, and a happy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Emmert
John
Advance Post Office
John Sublette
Lebanon
Delinquent Hustler Subscriptions Urged to Settle Now
Notice requests all delinquent subscribers of Hustler to settle balances immediately. The brief alerts readers to urgent payment action and names no specific individuals or dates.
Trustee Announces Weekly Office Hours for Township Business
Wm Joseph trustee for Jackson Township states he will be at the State Bank of Advance Advance every Tuesday for township business and will conduct business at Jamestown on all other days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of Advance
Jamestown
Wm Joseph
Jackson Township
Kelley Puts Across Successful Every Member Canvass at Hall
Oscar E. Kelley former minister of the Advance Christian Church led an every member canvass at Hall Indiana starting January 9 with meetings teaching New Testament giving. Thirty two men volunteered. a church dinner preceded home visits yielding 1170 dollars with pledges promising over 1200 dollars after all members are canvassed. The congregation expresses joy and looks toward ongoing rural church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar E. Kelley
Advance Christian Church
Hall
Ind
Kelley
Advance Hustler prices and memberships list
An old pricing and membership notice lists rates for the Advance Hustler weekly, including advance payment options, single copies and six copies bundles, display ads per inch, locals per line, extra length, card of thanks, and resolutions. It notes cash in advance and mentions associations like the Indiana Associated Weeklies and Commercial Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance Commercial Club
Meeting on Monday Nights For Visitors At The Owens Center
Ora Sandlin and C H Sumner Owens invite visitors to attend weekly Monday night gatherings at the Owens Center. The notice asks interested people to join the sessions and engage in the community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Sandlin
C. H. Sumner Owens C
Local Social Notes Mention Residents and Events
Advance R R 21 George Broshar in Leba non Monday. Lillie Heady and Angie Broshar attend. James Burris' children have measles. Rush Voorhis' sale well attended Tuesday. Mrs John Nicely visited daughter Clair Leeke near Jamestown. Charley Sparks had a good steer Tuesday. Sam Frazier helped Emmett Riner butcher Tuesday. Frank Riner and wife dined with Frank Self and wife Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Broshar
Lebanon
Lillie Heady
Angie Broshar
James Burris
John Nicely
Clair Leeke
Jamestown
Charley Sparks
Sam Frazier
Emmett Riner
Frank Riner
Frank Self
Farm Work And Local Visits Highlight Busy Week
Chas Canada and Earl Ray cut wood on Mrs Belle Nicelys farm. Chas Bean and Ed Hypes aided James VanHorn in butcher work on Monday. Sick list includes Jas Sutton Earl DeBard Carl DeBard and Carl Ross Clyde Culley and family and Ernest Edrington who visited Lew Owens family Sunday. Earl Ray and family were Sunday guests of George Rays. James and Chas Bean and wife attended the funeral of Mrs Lula Bean of Crawfordsville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Canada
Earl Ray
Mrs. Belle Niceley
Chas. Bean
Ed Hypes
James VanHorn
Jas. Sutton
Earl
Carl DeBard
Carl Ross
Clyde Culley
Ernest Edrington
Lew Owens
George Ray
S. James
Lula Bean
Crawfordsville
Dover Notices Highlight Denny Property Remodels and Local Happenings
Charley Miles has kept the Denny residence as an intact landmark while remodeling to present a classy appearance. Country Club meetings grow more interesting with Rev. W. D. Headrick of Indianapolis set to speak, drawing a large crowd. Uncle John Routh recalls garden work as spring nears. Jack Howard Silknitter plans to move to Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Miles
Elijah Denny
Dover
Denny
W. D. Headrick
Indianapolis
Local Families Attend Gatherings and Home Projects
In Lebanon and surrounding areas, residents visited relatives and neighbors over the weekend. The Pratt and Reed families hosted and joined others for social hours, while Chas Thompson of Advance plastered Old Union church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Thompson
Advance
Old Union Church
T.M. Jackson
Ford
Mt Zion Sunday Service invites all
Mt Zion S S invites everyone to attend Sunday services at 100 o'clock. Thomas Hendrix's children are seriously ill. Gerald has pneumonia and the others have the measles. Rev Myers and wife dined with Ed Washburn and family. Win Bush visited Crawfordsville. J A Farrow and family hosted Rev Rector and Rev Defur. Geo Canada and wife in Crawfordsville for dental work. Miss Minnie Farrow visits sister Mrs Walter Brumfield near Danville Ind. Mrs Mollie Douglas and daughter Attie of Crawfordsville visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Thomas Hendrix
Gerald
Minnie Farrow
Walter Brumfield
Danville
Ind
Mollie Douglas
Attie
Crawfordsville
Local Notes On Visits And Visitors In The County
Sunday reports say David Duncan’s daughter is ill with measles. Ray Rodgers and family visited Alice Emmett on Tuesday. George Brown moved to Tom McLaughlin farm on Wednesday. Miss Fern Graham of near Max stays with her sister Mrs Tom Hendrix. Ladies Auxiliary plans a January fourth Thursday meeting with Mrs Carrie Rodgers. Mrs Claud Lucas of Lebanon visits her mother Mrs Dora Ballard this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Duncan
Bush
Ray Rodgers
Alice Emmett
George Brown
Tom McLaughlin
Fern Graham
Near
Max
Tom Hendrix
Carrie Rodgers
Claud Lucas
Lebanon
Dora ‘Ballard
Newspaper Costs Face Cash Demands in 12 Month Rise
Notice urges every person in arrears on the Hustler to settle. Newsprint now costs 200 dollars per ton, up from 60 dollars a year ago, and cash payment is required to keep the paper running.
Farmers E M Smith to Speak on Farm Credit Topics
Notice states E M Smith, a governor appointed delegate, will address Thorntown farmers at the library assembly room next Saturday January 20 at 1 PM. The event follows a Chicago conference on marketing and farm credit with focus on state and national government attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Smith
Ralston
Chicago
Thorntown Library
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. H. Yager
Moore & Shirley
N. E
Corner Square
Indiana
Epperson & Whitsett
Isaac Shelle
J. B Henderson
James Hendrix
Albert Kernodle
E M. Coons
C.C Bowman
H. J Frazier
Jas. Higgs
W. W. Caldwell
R. F. Ailes
Melson & Son
Mark Wall
Chas. E McClaine
Mrs
Noah Bartlett
L. W. Canada
Oris Ashwell
J. E. Park John Nicely Chas
Lean Link Jones
Henry Sherrill
John Forbes Clyde Ulley Chas, Feathers
L. HH. Krowno
Don Olderwood
Lady Minnick
Tee Bratton
R J. Riner
MC Jaine
Jas. Smith
D.o Whi'eman
Ow. Hardtey
J. Re Sullivan
Aswindier Gerona Riggies
WLM
Emme) Thompson
Hattie Graham
Cras
Brank
Claud
Mangus Henry Proffitt O
L. Brown
Ainef
Isaac Wali
Temon
Shales
Hazelwood
Trustee’s Office
The
Hustler
Indiana Associated Weeklies
Nipmuck Hayloft
Nipmuck Tribe
C.R.M
Austin Beaver
Sachem
Chas. E. McClaine
C of R
Advance Lodge No
A. M
J. M. Sandy
W. M. T. E. Burrin
Secy
John Campbell
N. G
Lafayette Lucas
K. P. Lodge
Ora McDaniel
C.C
H. J. Frazier
K. R.S
Walter Hunt
A. Nelson
R. R
Jack Howard Silknitter
Fred Routh
Jesse Brown
Joe Jackson
Harry Reese
William Pratt
Orville Pratt
O. W. Pratt
Josie Edwards
Daisy Dale
Elisha Reese
Chas Dale
John Kernodle
Fred Taylor
Rev. Myers
Ed Washburn
Geo
Bowt
Boone County
Advance Hardware Co
Ross Caldwell
Prop
Advance Bakery
Rohn & Rohn
Noblesville
Advance Grain Company
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