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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1918
Page
4
The Advance Hustler Indiana shows pricing for subscriptions in different terms and notes advertising and obituary charges. It lists one issue, six months, three months, and year rates, plus display and local advertising per inch and per line charges, with special lines for card of thanks and resolutions.
A fragmented notice mentions Fred Purnell the congressman and an event at Advance on Sunday night with references to Goiver and a local address. It notes a runaway accident on the Shira farm involving Lebanon boy Charles Ross, and mentions Mrs. Donald Sanford visiting, plus a Detroit birth to Mrs. C O Huffman formerly Miss Zella Knoy.
The regular monthly meeting was held at Visvih on Sunday in July with an all day service. A fine dinner was served and Rev Airhart spoke. There will be an all day meeting on the second Sunday next month and everyone is welcome.
Mr and Mrs Harve Airhart hosted Ed Wacousard family Saturday night. John Farrow of Javedoesa attended church in Neking and others joined for dinner with Roy Nisley. The Curry and Emmert families visited. Mr and Mrs Lewis Morkersburg and Rightnour hosted gatherings. Canadians and relatives from Lebanon were noted in a broad set of visits and meals.
Ward Christian Church led by Matthew Small and Sunday School Superintendent Wm Pratt will present a short patriotic program during Sunday night service. Red Cross YMCA and Service Flag representations will be shown. The evening includes Bible School and a sermon.
Mt Zion Church reports strong Sunday School with 55 attendees and $2.72 offerings across classes. Rev J S Clawson led services, Millegeville Home Coming planned two weeks after next Sunday, convention labeled one of the best yet. New baby added to cradle roll. Auxiliary meets Wednesdays at Community Building.
Eight room house with electric lights driven well cement porch barn hen house wood and coal sheds three lots priced at 2560 with 300 down and rest like rent Ora E Sutton The Band Home Coming set for the first Saturday night in August Two dogs attacked my dogs one collie and a black and white dog owners warned to keep animals on a leash or face prosecution Walter McDaniel Uncle Dave McLellan to consult a specialist early next week for an operation
Ora Sutton offers for sale at private auction items from a residence including a cup board one couch one oak bed stead one writing desk and a winter buggy. Buyers are urged not to come after Saturday.
The Mt Zion gathering Sunday afternoon drew strong attendance with Mrs. Carrie Beaver sharing a sermon The Value of the Church. Short talks by Miss Dot Emmert JW Scott RS Crose and Rev Boyd covered Slum Work Union Prosperous Social Features and Planning for Old Folk's Services. Wm Johnson served as secretary amid a strong singing session and school reports from Ward and Jamestown M E.
Wm 2B. Brown of the National Military Home of Marion and Mrs. Ressi Whorley visited Mr. and Mrs. Dave McClellan Friday night. On Saturday they visited Mrs. Mettie Martin of Lebanon.
The American Red Cross Home Service Section, part of the Civilian Relief Committee, assists families of service members. In Boone County chair Ivery C. Tolle and director Mrs J F Polles coordinate access to mail guidance, parcel rules, allowances, insurance, legal aid, medical help, and emergency finances, all to support morale and readjustment.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Mt. Zion will host an ice cream supper at the Mt. Zion Community Building on Thursday night. The event aims to raise funds for community projects with proceeds benefiting local programs.
A baby girl was born to Mr Oake and Mrs Oake in Lafayette. The birthplace and parental names are noted in the birth notice.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Caplinger. The birth adds a new member to the family.
Wm Joseph trustee for Jackson township states he will be at the State Bank of Advance in Advance every Tuesday for township business. On all other days he will conduct matters at Jamestown.
Monday night gatherings planned with visitors sought. Gale Lucas and Sumner Owens listed among participants. Mr and Mrs Dave McClellan hosted on Thursday while Mrs Laura Bane of California and Mrs Hettie Hines of Martinsville attended. The group notes shared education at Greenly School in Morgan County.
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