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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
1
The report lists deceased A O Hemphills and A P Overstreet, suspensions for non payment of dues, 9 reinstated, net membership 196, and receipts of 543.07 with expenditures 1 361 25. Resources total 4 805 48. a grave accident injures Mrs Walker with two broken ribs and bruises after stepping into an open cellar.
Dave Weaver suffered a hip injury months ago and strained healing ligaments while mowing. Harry G. Rowe from Palestine spoke in defense of the Y to a receptive Sunday crowd, urging more union meetings this summer indoor or outdoors. The Pisgah meeting weekend included Rev Airhart sermons and notes of visitors Mary Hinkle Leola Gregory Lena Jackson and Jennie Sterrett social visits.
Mt Zion Church reports 55 in Sunday School with $2.36 offerings and 84 chapters. Rev J S Clawson preached both morning and evening. After service the election of stewards class leader and delegates occurred. Ora Emmert George Baker and Harve Airhart named stewards J D Emmert and S D Emmert delegates Mrs D Emmert chosen class leader. Home Coming in two weeks with basket lunch. Harve Airhart J D Emmett and Trestle Clark attended Old Union convention.
The Advance lodge 459 met in Castle Hall and surrendered its charter amid a war time drop in membership. Debts accumulated as members pressed wartime duties and quorum failures eroded the group’s activity.
The Advance Lodge organized at New Ross on Feb 24, 1900 with charter members led by Wm. Joseph and Ora McDaniel. Reports cover dues, loans, expenses, and overall lodge worth. charity and missionary activities noted plus meetings with district officials and remarks on attendance and upcoming events.
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