Infant Leatha Kile Dies at 11 After Short Life
Leatha Leona Kile born near Dewanna Indiana May 24 1911 died at Ft Wayne January 5 1928 aged 11 years 7 months 11 days She was the only child of Nay and Rubie Kile and leaves her parents three brothers Charles Foster and Stanley eight grandparents and many relatives A brief notice notes her sunny disposition sympathy and the family sorrow plus a stray advertisement paragraph about coal and a book offer.
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Leatha Leona Kile
Nay
Rubie Kile
Dewanna
Ind
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Charles
Foster
Stanley
Monticello speaker praises North Church programs
122 people braved rain to donate 5.45 to the Sunday school as Robert Ross of Monticello spoke in Brother Wyatt's stead. Ross, a French and English teacher and athletics director, preaches at Oak Grove church and praised Wyatt's revival work. The Hustler received Wyatt's letter noting a good meeting despite bad weather and plans to return to Advance for Sunday.
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Miles
Robert Ross
Monticello
Wyatt
Ross
Oak Grove
Brother Wyatt
Bro. Wyatt
Hustler
Methodist Sunday Services Highlight Local Paper Honor
A Methodist church reported a well attended Sunday with strong Sunday school and a preaching service. Ora McDaniel spoke at evening services praising the Advance Hustler, noting it may be the paper’s first appreciation service and sharing how he became a printer and minister. The W M S plans a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Etta Caldwell’s home with devotions, lessons, and varied program items led by Mrs. Jennie Caldwell.
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Ora McDaniel
Etta Caldwell
Jennie Caldwell
L. M. Nary
Wm. Ross
Mother Wang
Lulu Walker
Ting di
Evers
Dosha Stout
Rose Martin
Burris
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Cason-Neal Building
Hickman & Wall Auto Co
Jamestown
Harlan Monument Company Monuments
Mark Wall
C. W. Chapphus
Oris J. Harlan
L. W. Kirtley
First National Bank
Lebanon
Advance Hardware Co
Harry Reese
Qur
Advance Community
Burrin’s
Kentucky
Rohn
Walker
North Church
Methodist Church
Advange Lumber Company
Jas. VanHorn & Son Cafe
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