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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
3
A readable roster shows members and affiliations including Frank Whitely F A Doty Red Men K. rn Frank Gregory JR Sullivan Advanes Christi church OE Kelley Yager CE McClaine Christian Church Robinson Ashby DG Caplinger Lore McClaine Commercial Club JE Rosik Ora McDaniel Odd F Marion Craver Perry Pointer Les Walker Fellows Lodge James Bowman School MEE Church Carl Bowman John Rohn Masonic Lodge Thomas Burrio Joe Graves.
Squire Brohner of Kentucky tends his sister Mrs Alex Sheets at her bedside. A visitor, Robert Wall, plus his wife, called on Charlie Wall and daughter at Litton Tuesday. Henry Loop and family from Economy Indiana, Edith Endicott of Shannondale, and Charley Thompson’s group spent Wednesday together. Sam Ailes of Frankton is visiting. A son named Richard Daniel was born to Rev and Mrs Speer on July 7 at Williams hospital in Lebanon. A M E Bible School song service is announced for Sunday. Glen Waters, Herbert Eppeson, Nan Wilson, and families visited Clouser Mill near Darlington. Herbert used talcum powder on fish, claiming rich flavor. Glen injured his arm while marshalling a knot on a tree resembling an owl.
The Frid ay gathering of Bushtown Tha the Jolly Stitchers reorganized as Juste Nous Club focusing on literacy and social programs. Members shared patriotic games wrote the Star Spangled Banner from memory and enjoyed lemonade and cake as flags decorated the home.
A heavy rainstorm yesterday afternoon flooded cellars and washed out bridges on the I.R.R. Oats and corn were flattened and fields damaged. Raccoon fled from enclosures as John Robin’s one acre wheat was swept away. MM Edrington reported two cows struck by lightning and Baxter Reed lost three cattle. EdRington’s cows were insured.
Those wanting to attend the S. S. Conference at Jamestown on Sunday should notify T E Barrie or A H Yager at once so transportation can be arranged.
An old advertisement touts Croxone as a universal cure for back pain kidney and bladder trouble rheumatic symptoms and sleep disturbances. It claims the remedy soaks into kidneys dissolves uric acid cleanses waste from blood and guarantees results with a money back offer if even one case fails.
Aunot Polly Aibatt visited J B Beaver and wife Justita Coolman and Iva Owens returned from Danville where they attended school. Harry Smith of Chicago stayed with his sister Mrs Clarence Bowman Sunday and Monday. Thos Burrin and family and Joe Frazier and family dined with Ora McDaniel and family. Geo McDaniel and wife visited Indianapolis with C F McDaniel and returned home by auto. Supper awaited at Ora McDaniel’s. John Emmert and wife hosted Hallie Hurt and Blanche Buell of Indianapolis for dinner. Alvin Coffin and wife, visiting Scott Sumpter and wife, returned to Indianapolis Monday evening. Mrs Scott Sumpter and Mrs Alvin Coffin called on Mr Bun Sumpter Monday afternoon. Rachael Truits spent Saturday night and Sunday with James Profits. Sunday guests at Scott Sumpter’s included Alvin Coffin and wife, William Hurt, Hallie Hart and Blanche Buell of Indianapolis, Harry Sumpter and family, Clay Sumpter and family. Dee Sumpter visited in the afternoon. Vern Price and wife had dinner with John Emmert and wife Tuesday.
Lew Owens Ira Scott Harry Ross Clyde Cully and others visited Sumner Owens and family Sunday. George Ray Pearl Whiteley Otha McDaniels and spouses shared a Sunday at nearby homes. A nurse from Indianapolis attends Mrs Sheets. Frank Sparks received five large cherries from Mountain Home Idaho and recalled his father’s early grain cutting with a hand sickle and later a cradle harvesting 125 acres.
Several Jackson Township schools held Patriotic Day events on July 4 featuring music prayers flag presentations and talks on freedom and peace. Attendees included 179 at East Christian School Advance and 163 at Advance Christian North with performances by choirs solos recitations and student papers.
Mra T K Smith and sqm Melson of Indisaspolis visit L.re for an informal call or meeting. Local observers note the pair's brief appearance and routine exchanges.
The notice states the first day of each month is collection day for electricity. Residents away must leave the house URLocked or a neighbor’s key. Failing to read the meter regularly leads to an unsatisfactory account with the Electric Light Co.
Robinson Ashby urges Boost Sunday School to reach 200 next Sunday. Rev F G Bell from Calhoun Illinois preaches at 11 a m. All church members urged to attend. Union service at 7 45 p m at the school house.
Edith James led a community effort at Routh School House in Lebanon on Tuesday. Local residents including Mrs Bert Ferguson daughters Mrs Dan Ottenburg and others visited, with social visits noted among families such as James and Pittenger.
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