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Newspaper

Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1911

Page

4

Golladay School House Social Notes and Visits

Community life highlights from Advance area listing visits by Robert Ferguson Elisha Higgs and others to relatives in Jamestown New Ross Beckville Bushtown and Beckville areas. Attendees include Hallie Higgs Hazel Bowman Stella Caplinger and many local neighbors at a party last Thursday night.

Frank Bowman Robert Ferguson Glen Bowman Hallie Higgs Venice Higgins Beckville Hazel Bowman Stella Caplinger Cysena Paugh Fay Bowman Ada Breshar Gladys Bowman Esther Sparks Marriella Fisher May Cornelius Taster Whitely Hattie Opal Brown Rose Pointer Ruby Cornelius Jessie Garner Clarence Pipes Cecil

Social rounds and visits in Whites town county area

Nellie White spent with James White and family near Whites town. Miss Margaret Fodrea from Indiana polis visited Bert Adams and family. Ida E. Mock and James Lasley with relatives spent Friday with W. A. Lasley in New Ross. Fay and Mable Shelburn with Henry Sherrill's family. Jackson township Sunday School convention at Ward. Mrs. James Lasley and Hazel left for Sylvan Lake at Rome City. Odd Fellows held an ice cream supper. Guests included George Broshar and Ida E. Mack from St. Louis among others. Beulah and Pansy Adams hosted Misa Ethel Poland of Indianapolis with many guests. Ice cream and cake served.

Margaret Fodrea Indianapolis Bert Adams Ida E. Mock St. Louis James Lasley Della Hazel W. A. Lasley New Ross George Broshar Auie West of Advance W. H. William Maple Grove Ida E. Mack Beulah Pansy Adams Misa Ethel Poland Ita Graham Mattie White Edith Campbell Hazel Lasley Ressa Creasy Esther Hopkins Corda Nay Messrs Rollie Bowen Guy

Sunday School convention at Ward observed

Old Union reports a Sunday afternoon gathering for the Sunday School convention at Ward north of town. Neighbors and friends recalled Mrs. Mande Dale with a dinner gathering last week.

Mande Dale Bay Ome Baesy

Weather and Crop Outlook From Drought Hit Season

The bot wave and the drouths killed young clover and seed sown last fall wasted. Timothy crop is short while clover hay is fair. Tomatoes peas beans and sugar corn damaged raising canned goods prices next year. Home gardens yield half a crop and potatoes likely to fail. Pastures burned brown.

Cream Supper and Community News at Old Union

Lebanon R R 13 Tce cream supper at Old Union church Saturday night. Everyone invited. Born to Homer Gayer and wife Friday a girl. Otto Stevens and family of Lebanon spent weekend with Mrs. Margaret Heady. Clifford Loveless and wife of Colfax visited Riley Northcuts Sunday. A town ship Sunday School convention was held at Ward. Mrs. Emma Patterson and daughter Goldia were here Monday on business. Ethel Jackson works for Homer Gayer. Nealia Jackson visited Ethel Coombs. Harve Sheets and family visited Lish Reese. Nealia Jackson, Sallie Aster back and Jesse Hysong. Tom Jackson and James Richardson attended a baseball game at Pittsboro Sunday.

Minnie Poynter Wm. Poynter Jamestown Zeph Hinton Lebanon William Utterback Pittsboro Ellen Reese Ole Pratt Luella Canadla Lew Grater Stewart Chapel Old Union Church Homer Gayer Otto Stevens Margaret Heady Clifford Loveless Colfax Riley Northcuts Township Ward

Advance R. R. 21 and Local Social Visits

Mrs Minnie Woodard spent part of the week with her daughter near Roaston. David McClellan returned to Martinsville Saturday for treatment. George Ray and family attended the wedding anniversary dinner at Lewis Owens's Saturday. Ora Nicely and family, visiting his parents, returned to Goodland the first of the week. Ida Mook of St Louis and Della and Hazel Lasley of Max spent time with George Broshar and family. Sumner Owens and family were with Ira Scott near Max on Sunday. Charlie Ray and wife of Goodland visited George Ray and family. Mrs Ray stayed with her parents Chas Sparks and wife. Tom Burroughs and wife near Shannondale visited George Woodard and family Sunday.

Minnie Woodard Roaston George Ray Lewis Owen Ora Nicely James Nicely Goodland Ida Mook St. Louis Della Hazel Lasley Max George Broshar Sumner Owens Ira Scott Charlie Ray Mrs. Ray Chas. Sparks Tom Burroughs Near Shannondale George Woodard

Jamestown R R Residents Gather for Visits

Charles McMichaels of Rushville visited Chas Airhart Tuesday night. Bessie and Madge Nisley stayed with Chas Airhart’s family from Monday to Wednesday. Ed Miller traveled to New Castle on Monday. Wayne Niceley’s group visited J M Nicely’s this week. Lyle Matthews and wife from Lafayette visited Neva Richard on Thursday. Harry Evars Roy Chamberlain Nora Farrow and Ida Beechler visited Ray Rogers and wife Sunday.

Charles McMichaels Rushville Chas. Airharts Bessie Madge Nisley Chas. Airhart Ed Miller New Castle Wayne Niceley J.M Nicely Lyle Matthews Lafayette Neva Richard Hary Evars Roy Chamberlain Nora Farrow Ida Beechler Ray Rogers

Roy Graham Dinner With Chas and Mrs Richard’s Family

Roy Graham and family dined with Chas Richard’s on Sunday. A woman boasts about how good looking her husband was at the time of their marriage.

Roy Graham Chas Rirhart’s

Church Notes Sunday School Report and Picnic Plans

ME Church notes show last Sunday attendance 61 and collection 1.28. Advance Mé Zion New Ross and Jamestown plan annual picnics soon with time pending. Next Sunday features regular preaching with Brother Oakes Hall present and Leazenby to preach at 7 30 and assist in the sacrament of the Lords Supper.

Zion New Ross Jamestown Brother Oakes Hall Leazenby

North Christian Day Reports Strong Attendance and Giving

North Christian reports 119 in attendance with $2.21 collected last Sunday and Sunday night. Ladies Aid Society plans regular church meeting Thursday night July 20 at 7 30 to fit the busy season and ensure attendance. Sunday School for the last quarter shows 1788 scholars present, average 137, average collection $3.63. 11 home department and 12 cradle roll members are listed.

Ladies Aid Society Home Department

Shiloh Christian observes Cradle Roll Rally Day

Sunday School attendance led by class number 2 with 129 points. The Cradle Roll Rally Day drew a splendid crowd, with Mrs. J. D. Emmers assisting in the Memorial service. Rev. A. W. Cash will preach next Sunday. An ice cream supper raised about sixty dollars, and organizers thank the patrons for liberal support.

Shiloh Christian J. D. Emmers Uniting Township

A Fellow Who Don’t Help

A reflective critique questions the character of a man who leaves home and criticizes his town. It argues he should contribute locally, stop complaining about taxes and status, and either change his ways or leave.

Want Ad in the Hustler Results in Drawn-Out Claim

A short humorous note notes an attempted want ad in Hustler magazine yields a comical but harmless exchange. No concrete offers, names, dates, or locations are provided. The piece focuses on the quirky outcome and reader reaction.

Hay outlook for winter as prices spike and substitutes urged

The Western Horseman forecasts extremely high hay prices this winter with clover hay at 12 to 14 dollars per ton in Illinois. It urges horsemen and farmers to use substitutes such as millet and cow peas and to establish fall and spring pastures of vetch and rye to save hay and utilize wheat stubble. Wetting showers are needed for idle corn land to produce usable hay crops like cow peas and millet, while promoting pastures and fodder crops for stock.

Illinois

Country Correspondents Urged to Submit News by Tuesday

Notice says all country correspondents must deliver their news items to this office by Tuesday evening each week. The directive emphasizes timely weekly submissions for publication.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Che Lee Caplinger Brothers J.W. Ross Mr. Summers Eloxm Hlatre Dame Ind U.S.A Golladay School Elisha Higgs Maude Bowman Albert Hysong Cathe Jones Louisville Kentucky James Higgs Dora Beck Laura Bowman Artie Fred Lucas Truman Lucas Aikes Crossing Walker James Walker Bushtown School House Nellie White James White Whitestown Sandayppight Misses Fay Mable Shelburn Henry Sherrill Jackson Township Sylvan Lake Rome City Odd Fellows OLD Union Here Sallie Utterback Nellie Jackson R. R Emma Patterson Goldia Ethel Jackson Nealia Jackson Ethel Coombs Harve Lish Reese Sallie Asterback Jesse Hysong Tom Jackson James Richardson Advance R. R David McClellan Martinsville Jamestown R. R M.e.church North Christian Brother McMahan A. W. Cash Sheridan W. B. Epperson L. G. Bowman Advance Lumber Go Vassar Tan Brown & Craver Advance Lamber Co
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