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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
5
An all day gathering is announced at Pleasant View next Sunday with a Home Coming. Many former church members will attend. Sunday School starts at 10 AM followed by a sermon by Pastor Bro. Rector. Harry Rowe of Palestine Illinois will deliver the principal address. A basket dinner will be served at noon. No service in the evening.
The item mentions Airhart & Bateman and potential buyers for a farm. It records a welcome home dinner for Geo Newman of near Sheridan, and lists several local families visiting Claverice Bowman. It notes Knights of Pythias preparations in Jamestown and Advance with candidates and degrees, signaling a busy community week.
Harry G. Rowe of Palestine Illinois returns from France to defend the YMCA audience urged to hear his truths amid criticism. He is a minister who recently drew remarks from Bro. Rector and Will Johnson about his powerful message. The event takes place at the North Church Sunday.
Mrs. Clas Paytonsis under a physician’s care. Miss Bessie Carmon of Lebanon visited with M. Edrington and family. Vam Brazier and wife, E R Proffitt and family visited, Geo Proffitt and family. W J Edrington and wife of Elizaville also present. W E Edrington and sang. Mrs. Mary Edrington of Hedge Valley attended meals at M M Edrington’s. Cecil Broshar and family visited Glenn Bowman and wife. Mary Billingsly of Advances spent several days with Emory Proffitt and family.
Sunday School attendance reached 125 with offerings of 4.87 dollars. Mary Capiinger and Thalma Bruce observed birthday offerings. W L McKnight spoke of Puerto Rico missions and church nights. Next Wednesday the Missionary Society meets at imma McClaine's home with literature offering. The King's Daughters class meets with Mrs Rosa Burris Friday featuring a cookout.
Classified notice offers reward and contact options through Okie Erp on Max Telephone or Advance Rural Route. Mentions Airhart & Bateman. Mrs Ora Mec Daniel and children travelled to Rochester and near Kewauna to visit relatives yesterday.
George C. Henry reports 103 in attendance at Sunday School as regulars were out. Sunday morning services included Sunday School and preaching. Sunday night’s meeting will be a community affair with invitation to all to attend and eat.
Edgar Bruce and Elizabeth Swisher of Advance and George Swisher of Crawfordsville celebrate birthdays this year prompting a Swisher gathering at the Crawfordsville home this Sunday. Relatives from far and near are expected to attend the Swisher dinner.
Caplinger Bruce held a 62 percent money guessing game Saturday and Ivan Crawford guessed closest then his wife baked biscuits as reward. A. N. Lewis sold 160 acre farm for 67,200 to E. A. Canada at 232.50 per acre. Airhart Bateman closed the deal.
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