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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
4
Yagers cold tire setter is promoted with quick tire setting claims. The text lists numerous local social visits, dinners, and family events in Lebanon Jamestown Danville and New Ross with mentions of Caplinger Nisley Nisley Nicely and Ross among others. The piece also advertises piano players ice cream suppers and a July 4th sale of ribbons and flowers.
Advance R R 21 Bert Smiley plans a new barn. Frank Riner harvested wheat for Gideon Smith on Monday. Alice Galliday of near New Ross visited with sister Mrs Sam Frasier. Oliver Hunt and wife of near Stewart s Chapel were Sunday guests of George Broshars. Miss Lolla Coons spent the week with grandparents Neal Day and wife. George Broshar and wife hosted Mrs Rosamnah Lasley and daughter Della of Max and Miss Ida E Mook of St Louis last Wednesday.
Advance R. R. 20 Mr Isaac Shelley remains very poorly. Cordelia Caldwell hosted guests from Jamestown Friday. Mrs Guy Coons and children Carrol and Milford stay with B M McClaine family. Charles Blunk and Perry Ray with Mrs Ellen Yager visited Isaac Shelley. Arthur Swisher family and Rev O E Kelley spent Sunday with Roach Dean family. Ross and Herald Caldwell attended Whitestown Sunday. Ww Johnson family Ottis Estle Ray and Baron Caplinger visited Frank Riner family.
Miss Edith Canada and Edna Meek stayed with Miss Ethel Rodgers near Lebanon on Sunday. Roy Nicely and wife and Ray Rodgers family plus Otis Emmert visited Bert Shields near Indianapolis. Sol Buechler family called on James Shields. JA Farrews and family visited Wm Buechler. Ora Sandlin worked in Crawfordsville this past week. Jess Emmert and Joe Emmert called on Stephen Emmert. Edd Washburn and Wm Sandlin visited Riddles near Jamestown. Roy Chamberlain and wife visited Hansil Butler.
The son of O A McClaine remains about the same. Lightning killed R M Billingsly s driving horse Friday evening. Roach Dean completed his pew barn on the farm near Advance. Billingsly had a horse overheated while cutting wheat Thursday. W H Parr and family of Lebanon visited RD Billingsly Sunday. Matt Erskine and wife of Ander son stayed with relatives here a few days. Frank Martin is improving slowly. Mrs Martin doing nicely. A A Hamilton visited Ed Hamilton and wife Saturday night and Sunday. J Edrington and S E Edrington spent Sunday near Ha el College.
Carl Ferguson and family of nes Dover and Zeko Billingsly with kin visited RD Billingslys. Sandey Wheat is nearly all cut in this vicinity and some threshing machine men plan to start their machines soon. M M Edrington and Nova Billingsly with McA Jane McDuffie spent Sunday afternoon with Vennie Mallett and daughter near New Brunswick.
New Ross Joseph Moody and daughter Eleie visit Mace Monday. Walter Brown visits aunt Belle Emmert in Lebanon. Clara Sandlin of Crawfordsville visits cousin Ops Beamish. Kathleen Brown and Opal Beamiah guests of Hazel and Rut Jones. Dr Leazenby of Crawfordsville preaches here Sunday. Mrs Aly Harris spends Sunday in Lebanon with daughter Mrs Arthur Claypool. Elsie Moody Merle Emmert and Jewel Lasley party in Indianapolis Sunday. Carl Dickson of this place and Clyde Shanks near Beckville in Darlington Sunday. Lumber shed nearly finished and garage foundation laid. Martin property to gain new verandas in a few weeks. Mary E Walkup and Ethel Bowers leave for Boulder Colorado area for several months. joined by Miss Herris of Crawfordville. Mr and Mrs A N Lewis Mr and Mrs George Zimmerman and Leff Walker of Advance attend church. accompanied by Dr Leavenby and Rev Oskel Hall for dinner with John Brown and wife. New Ross Dramatic Club and friends in Ciccianatti Sunday. list of attendees includes many local residents.
Report says the Boone county humane society will file proceedings against a western Boone county farmer for allowing horses to starve. Claims he owns several horses and all but two have died of starvation, with the remaining two in late stages. Authorities expect a vigorous pursuit if facts hold.
Last Sunday Sunday School attendance reached 37 with offerings of 2.19 dollars. Next Sunday Rev Boxell has a regular appointment at this place with a morning service where he will especially preach to the old folks. Everyone invited.
The Advance Christian Church led by Pastor G. E. Kelley reports 132 in Sunday school, $238 collected, and 8 Bibles. They mention being ahead of Terre Haute by one point and urge attendance next Sunday. Brother Todd spoke last Sunday with an interesting address.
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev Halls schedule regular Sunday service at 11 in Greencastle with a union evening service at Christide Church. The Greencastle Herald reports Rev and Mrs A G Leazenby of Crawfordsville visiting Greencastle seeking a home as they plan to move this fall for their children to attend DePauw University.
The Christian Church led by Pastor W P Kibbet invites all to Sunday night service with Rev Clay McConaughy preaching. Rev Hall and congregation will attend as the last service at the old church. Special musical numbers will be provided. A business meeting is scheduled for Saturday night before the uptown celebration.
A reminder to attend the band concert scheduled for Saturday night, urging punctual attendance and support for the performers.
A vintage recipe list describes Nut Cheens a meat like cheese from prunes raisins dates figs almonds and pecans with orange juice and paraffin stored in glass to slice thin. It also covers Hickory nut or black walnut tests and Divinity Candy and Chocolate Fudge with sugar corn syrup milk butter chocolate vanilla and nuts for shaping and flavoring.
The article urges careful meal planning at home focusing on timely prep, balanced nutrition, and age specific needs. It notes beefsteak and fried potatoes for quick meals, advises folding in nuts, milk, eggs, beans, and lentils, and stresses that children need easily digested foods while outdoor workers tolerate heavier fare. It ends with a caution against planting young trees among diseased ones due to pests.
A brief note observes changes in a local store with a new sign and comments on aging behavior. The writer notes perception that men grow grumpy with age while women seem to act younger.
Residents and relatives in Lebanon Danville and nearby areas hosted or visited kin over the weekend. Nellie and Ethel Jackson of Danville and Lebanon joined their parents Lon and family. Club members entertained husbands at the Yinks home. Others visited Caas Sion, Elisha Reece, Walter Whitecotton, D H Fine, CM Dale, Otto Patterson, and Albert Kernodle.
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