Jamestown R R 23 Community Social Notes
Loris Revercomb and family of Cincinnati visit friends in town. Numerous families and guests share weekends and Sunday visits, with church service at Mt Zion.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
4
Loris Revercomb and family of Cincinnati visit friends in town. Numerous families and guests share weekends and Sunday visits, with church service at Mt Zion.
Several local men joined a game in Danville on Saturday while others travel plans unfold. Lee KibBey returns from Burlington Iowa. Gill Utterback nurses a broken finger and injured hand. The Heckathorns plan a Cloverdale visit to Phil Pratt and family as Clint Ingrim and kin spend Sunday in Crawfordaville. Tiny Utterback hosts Zeph Hixton, John Heckathon, Thomas Beckelbimer and families. Grandma Jones visits Joe and family.
Sunday School attended by 110 last Sunday, collection $1.76. Teachers received sample International Graded Lessons and plan to use them after this quarter.
The record notes 86 in attendance and a collection of 1.33 with a birthday offering of 5c for Richard Caldwell. Visitors arrived from distant places and were welcomed. On July 26h Dr Leazenby the new District superintendent preaches at 7 30 p m and is praised as a splendid speaker.
Sunday notes show Shiloh Christian Sunday School attendance and offerings with 87 attendees and a 2.05 collection. Virgil Smith gave a birthday offering of 13c. Rev. Kibbey and Rev. A. W. Cash will exchange pulpits on the third Sunday. Wm. Lucas to lead song service at the county meeting on the fifth Sunday.
A brief notice requests readers to call the number 77 for more information. It emphasizes a prompt response and directs attention to a local matter handled by community officials. The item provides no other names, dates, or locations.
Hicks forecasts a busy July with several storm periods centering on the 2nd 12th 19th and 24th. Expect rising temperatures hot waves and dangerous electrical storms especially around the Fourth of July. The pattern includes wind rain and high humidity with potential violent storms lingering into late July and early August.
A cherry crop described as one of the best ever known arrived with abundant fruit of fine quality free from worms or defects. While some fruit was wasted due to a shortage of pickers, visitors from distant towns helped pick and can cherries, easing the workload and leaving locals pleased with the harvest.
The state board of health launches a midsummer typhoid crusade with local officers to trace infection to wells, springs, or water supplies. Water samples will be tested within three days. contaminated sources will be condemned and usage prohibited.
If you are planning to paint see the Advance Hardware Co for prices on paints and oils before you buy.
The squirrel closed season ended Saturday unlocking hunting time for licensed shooters with landowner permission. Deputies may appear unannounced to check licenses, a costly proposition if avoided.
Poultry dealers plan to classify Indian Runner duck eggs as number two next week lowering price by five cents a dozen and later as number three dropping seven more cents. No. 1 hen eggs fetch fourteen cents a dozen, making duck eggs seven cents cheaper. Eastern buyers warn Indiana dealers to water duck eggs carefully due to likely quality issues in warm months. winter conditions are safer.
A satirical exchange ponders health fads and temptations from whisky to pie and gum to beer. It riffs on diet taboos, biblical figures, and modern excesses, ending with a wry remark about being a little locked.
Albert J. Randall of Okanogan county Washington ordered 1000 cats from S. S. Gilbert of Sharon Pennsylvania to combat gophers on north central Washington farms. Cats to be shipped in April. Randall plans to meet volunteers in Sharon and cover express and cartage costs.
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