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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
4
A string of short items shows Caplinger offers and bargains, tire services, and July dates. Social visits include Mrs Jennie Ross and Indianapolis guests, with school events and a Library Book Club postponement to July 29 24. Community notes cover family visits, farm calls, and summer activities.
Omer M Claine, improving, is noted. Iimery Proffitt traveled to Lebanon on business. Rush Billingsly visited grandparents J D Knox and wife near Stewarts Chapel. Jonathan Cox and Mr Mrs Charles Trammond joined BM McClaine family for Sunday. SZ Billingsly and family and R D Billingsly spent Saturday in Lebanon. RD Billingsly and SZ Billingsly visited Roy Kibby and family west of Jamestown Sunday evening.
Brown Stop Bert Ferguson and family spent Sunday with Jesse Joseph and family. Larry James and Baxter Brubeck visited Lebanon Thursday afternoon. Wm Tresper and family took dinner with Albert Garner Sunday. Edd Wysit and family of Mil ledgeville called on W Harry James and family Sunday afternoon. Wm Pittenger and family and R Ferguson and wife spent Sunday with John Dale and wife. Wm Swisher and family and Ervin Miller and family called on Ora Reed and family Sunday afternoon.
Mt Zion reports guest visits from Kid Zachery and family of Crawfordsville and Mrs Liza Murray with son Charles and Miss Edna Meek at Willie Graves. Leoan Taylor from New Ross stayed with aunt Pearl Airhart. John Airhart and wife visited Charles Airharts in Pittsboro. Mrs Alice Emmert and Mrs Clara Nicely called on David Canada. Mrs Wm Douglas stayed by her mother in Crawfordsville area last week.
Mrs Goldie Fine and children visit Alex Fine family in Lebanon while John Bandie returns from Green Castle. Ethel Jackson hosts a get together with Ethel Coombs and Clara. thirty guests attend a Friday party with ice cream and cake.
New Ross Mrs L M Shakes and Willard and Anna May of Plymouth stay with Mrs F EB Graves family. Emma Elliott visits Ladoga. Mrs Mary McVey returns from Chicago. Lucinda Lewis is sick. Chautauqua attendance noted at Ladoga. Philippine Scripture visits Frankfort via Kathleen Strown. Wm Lewis visits Nan and Mary Lewis in Frankfort. Belle Emmert of Lebanon visits Lucinda Lewis. Bert Dencon visits O E Jones family. James Ronk and daughter of Greencastie visit P Feathers. Gladys McVey visits grandparents in Newcastles. Surprise for Mr Earl Wilson attended by many local residents and relatives with dinner. Opal and Hazel Wall with Ruth and Hazel Jones. Albert Gray and wife with Isaac Shelley and wife near Advance. Asher Proffitt in Indianapolis. Hazel Jones weekend in Lebanon with Mrs Arthur Claypool. Josephine Crouchard and Hazel with Z J Walker. Charles Harris and family visit Z J Walker. Owen Crouch home over Sunday. Rev Oakes Hall delivers sermon at M E Church. Ladies Class hosts Men’s Bible Class. First June wheat harvest noted.
The Chippewa JInadians traveling baseball team will face the Lebanon Reserves at Moose Ball Park in Lebanon Saturday afternoon. Pitching duties are shared by Pinnace from the Philadelphia Americans and LeRoy, brother of a famous Le Roy with the Indianapolis Americas Association.
The program for this Saturday evening includes March Moody Vans King Overture Iron Count King Air Varie a baritone solo Old Uncle Ned March and Two Steps This Is The Life Berlin Medley Overture Harris Hits Howard Cubarr Dance Fontella Keifer Old Songs The Sunny South Lampe March The White Sops Minnelli Ed M Denny Director invites attendance at the band concert Saturday night.
Mark Wall as administrator announces a private sale of the estate of Almira Caroline Whitecotton at The Advance Bank Advance Indiana. The property covers about five eighths of an acre in section 15 township 18 north range 2 west with specific boundary lines and will be sold for all cash or half cash and half in twelve months with a six percent note, secured by mortgage and free of liens including tax liens from the decedent's death.
Preliminary Resolutions declare Cherry Street improvements from Main to lot seven including a four and one half foot cement sidewalk. Hearing set for July 30, 1914 at 7:30 p.m. in Advance Town Hall to consider necessity and possible adoption with assessments bearing six percent interest.
Feed the chickens often and rotate pastures for soil health. Pasture crops cut feed costs. Silos grow popular. Changing pasture benefits sheep health. Pigs thrive on sweet corn and grow quickly. Provide hens and chickens with fresh cool water. Handle eggs carefully as boil costs add up.
Sunday school attendance reached 121 with offerings totaling 5 dollars 52 cents. Bible count stood at 37 while Terre Nlaute led the concert with a 26 point advantage.
Mt. Zion church invites all for a Sunday School picnic in Henry Proffitts grove on the 6th of August. Last Sundays attendance was 35 with offerings at 1.50. A pleasant program is planned including an address by cov Raletoa.
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Pastor Q F Hall schedules regular Sunday morning services with a union vesper at 6 30 in the school yard. Midweek notes recount a married women and men’s class gathering with refreshments. An ice cream supper is planned for Saturday July 25 at the church garden to raise funds for Epworth League Institute delegates.
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