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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1924
Page
1
Sunday school at 10 00 with preaching at 11 00 and 8 00 p m. Junior C E at 7 30 p m. You are welcome to attend any or all services. E C GEEDING Pastor.
A devotional program at Pauline Blank's July 8 meeting features hymn singing Bring Them In and I Love To Tell the Story, scripture readings including I Tim 3 14 17, and favorite verses by D Showalters Yager McCabe Howe. Visitors welcome.
A heartfelt remembrance for John W Forbes who died July 4 1923. Family laments the loss while recalling his life and faith in Jesus. They express ongoing sorrow, longing for home, and hope of peace as they keep his memory.
The community building opens at noon with tables for lunch and decor underway. Attendees are urged to bring lunch or enjoy the available food as preparations for a large celebration continue. Public welcome and inviting greetings underscore the event.
Mrs Ellen Yager returns from Michigan to be with relatives and her parents Mr and Mrs W W Coons and Mrs Ella Coons visit Lebanon Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Cari and Mrs Thomas Plunkett spend time in Lebanon.
Four men were held while four others escaped during a police gun raid in Lebanon. Details remain sparse as investigators review the incident and await further information from the scene. Local authorities assure the public no additional threats are reported at this time.
Henry F Potts longtime Lebanon resident and former custodian of Farmers State Bank died at his home after a ten week illness. He was 74 years old, married to Margaret J Lewis in 1877, and survived by two brothers and two sisters. Funeral from Central Christian church with interment at Oak Hill cemetery.
Roy Nicely and wife and Otis Emmert and wife attended Rev Wyants fathers funeral at Michigantown last week. Mrs Harry Carter and son Lloyd Harlan visited Tuesday with John Whiteman and family. Mrs Evaline Thompson spent last week with her parents Thomas and Bertha Burroughs near Shannondale. Mount Zion Church Ladies Aid met at Community House and served strawberries and cake after business. Lloyd Rightnour and Lloyd Bryant visited Robert Emmert at Shannondale. Roy Nicely and wife were guests at the Emmert house.
Twenty two wool growers who joined the county wool pool shipped 3737 pounds to the Ohio Wool Growers Association at Columbus. The shipment is about four times last year's load yet only about one twelfth of the county's wool clip. Members listed include Vedoen, Dental Smith, L. W. Ross, J. R. Ottinger, Co. B. Casey, A. Jerome Kersey, H. E. Van Nuys, J. S. Heffner.
A surprise dinner was held at Mont Clair church Sunday for Pastor Ora McDaniel and his family. Long tables were set under the trees with a patriotic program in the afternoon. The minister spoke in the evening on The Heart of America as Danville showed strong representation at the service.
In Indianapolis Avenue Armory three U S Army officers administered the federal oath to 25 Boone county musicians and issued warrants. James Hoy named director with Donald Sanford as staff sergeant and assistant band director. Howard McDaniel named company clerk. Instruments arrived from Indianapolis. first practice set for July 3. Uniforms to follow. Lieut Crooks rejected old clothing at Fort Harrison.
John Coons Kenneth Walker Frank Woods and Frank Ross recently arrived in Selina Kansas and plan to begin work Saturday. Local residents Mr and Mrs Dave Litton visited Mrs J W, while Mr and Mrs Raymond Chester from Crawfordsville spent Sunday with Byron Whiteman and Mr and Mrs a 2S. The Pass tae aanee visited home folks for the weekend and the Nicely Reale family south of Danville welcomed visitors. Whitcomb family from Raven Wood visited Roy Babbitt and son Russell and Walker family moving this week with Claude Bowman visiting relatives.
Advance reports Cream Station moving from Roark room to John Caldwell building, allowing large scale operations. Dr. T. P. Bark continues in charge of the plant as it expands its trade with local farmers for surplus cream and milk.
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