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Gra Morganiel present a Proakster update on rates and services. Kina Waters and Vines Joeticsa are noted in related discussions. The article outlines pricing and subscriber details for the publication.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
1
Gra Morganiel present a Proakster update on rates and services. Kina Waters and Vines Joeticsa are noted in related discussions. The article outlines pricing and subscriber details for the publication.
Saturday night concerts and an ice cream supper are announced for July 8 in Advance. Several residents are mentioned visiting relatives in Lebanon and Danville, with updates on illnesses, farm news, and a summer reunion for the Mangus family near Ladoga.
The morning game featured a fast colored team from Indianapolis in a close, raggedly played 11 to 12 contest with around fifty spectators. The afternoon clash saw Advance win 5 to 3 in three innings as O Brown led off with a three base hit and Lewis, Thompson, Kitley and Ray followed with timely singles to produce five runs.
Arthur Davidson of Crawfordsville and Mrs Rose Bowman of Mechanicburg were married at Rev W B Kibbey's residence Wednesday at 3 30 PM. Davidson farms in Montgomery County and holds wide influence while the bride resides on her Meaghanesburg farm and is regarded as estimable. They later went to the grooms home for a supper.
Neal Day and his grandson Leaton rode with two ball players when their car skidded into a ditch five miles north of Danville while en route to a Danville baseball game. Harvey Day drove. Five miles from Danville the vehicle left the road tearing a wheel on one side and crushing the shield. Neal Day and Leaton escaped with minor injuries while Neal Day suffered cuts to fingers and throat.
Township Sunday School convention to be held at Ward Christian Church on Sunday July 9 1911 at 2 20 p m Events include devotional songs reading of minutes reports from schools Cradle Roll Opal Fink Lassou preparation by Wm Lane quartet to North Christian church advance how to improve our Sunday School Roy Nickly state convention song Jamestown Christian church reports from state convention J M Emmert report of department workers miscellaneous address by County Superintendent F B Breek dismissal by J D Emmert Luna King secretary and treasurer.
Notice that W H Dean has sold his interest in the store Dean and Brown and urges all who owe the firm to call and settle accounts at once to square their books.
Shiloh Christian Sunday School will host Rally Day next Sunday morning with a service starting near 10 15 featuring forty one diplomas a memorial for the Little Ones with Jesus five names read and a short program of music singing and recitations Mrs J D Emmert Township Superintendent will give an address The program includes songs scripture readings prayers and multiple recitations with many local participants and a roll call for those who have died
Township president Mra J C Emmert presented memorial cards in a brief ceremony. The event honored local residents and highlighted community memory, civic service, and ongoing tributes to those who served.
Town of Advance closed shops at eight and turned to a day off with a vacation mood. Coons Stock Co and a big show tent drew crowds as ball games and evening entertainments kept streets busy into the night. Residents left convinced Advance had a big Day anyhow.
Max Millar and wife spent Sunday with Roy Graham and family. Rev W H Williams of Maple Grove will preach here next Sunday morning at 11 o clock. Ada E Mock of St Louis Missouri is spending a few days with her cousin Mrs James Lasley. W H Nay wife and daughter Corda spent Saturday night and Sunday with Russell Wynkoop and wife of Lafayette. Mrs Joe Bean of Roachdale is visiting her sister Mrs Chas Graham and family. Mrs Laura Sherrill fell from a cherry tree last week sustaining bruises but no broken bones. George Lasley built 180 feet of cement walks for Henry Sherrill last week. Lon Sandlin spent over Sunday with relatives in Hillisburg.
The Lebanon edition notes editor's Friday reception for correspondents and lists local attendees including Mrs. Sam Graham Ethel Jackson and Elizabeth Jackson. Several families share Sundays with relatives near Max Indiana Polis visits and community events feature an Indiana Polis prize fight attendance and a Tuesday ball game at Advance.
George M. Wills state fish and game commissioner issued numerous commissions to men across the state giving official authority to represent the department and use seines to clear streams of carp and other fish. About 1,000 missions have been issued with more to come. Critics fear game fish may not be returned to streams. Miles says commissions may be revoked if violation occurs and notes deputies pledged to replace any fish caught.
Hazelwood notes list Emmery Proffitt and wife from west of New Ross visiting Geo Proffitt and family Sunday. Carl Ferguson and wife from Lear Dover attended Shilo meeting and dined with C Debard and family. M M Edrington visited Indianapolis on business Thursday. Mrs Ollie Smith is quite poorly. Jerry Smith had dinner with Harley Shelley Sunday. Mr Sullivan and Akers spent Sunday with Lester Debard. A L McDuffie was in Lebanon Thursday on business.
An old fashioned bank advertisement urges weekly deposits to grow savings. It touts a lay proof board of directors and emphasizes keeping a bank book, cultivating saving habits, and building business standing through deposits rather than large earnings. It invites readers to open a deposit account today.
H P Stevens and his wife were noted as visiting Sam Stevensworth of Lebanon on Sunday. The brief item records a social visit without additional details.
Notice states all country correspondents must submit their news items at this office by Tuesday evening each week.
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