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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
4
The Advance Hustler, part of Indiana Associated Weeklies, holds a weekly gathering in Indiana to discuss club matters and community news. Members participate in local editorial planning and era discussions.
A local agent Ora McDaniel urges purchase of automobile insurance noting cars can burn and be stolen, unlike buildings. The Indiana Mutual rates are reasonable and affordable protection for vehicle owners.
Wm Joseph trustee of Jackson township states he will be at the State Bank of Advance Advance each Tuesday for township business and will conduct other matters at Jamestown on non Tuesday days.
Every brother is asked to attend Friday night July 20 to help arrange for the funeral of Brother Oliver F Whiteley. The service will be held Saturday at 10 30 a m at North Christian Church Advance. Harvey F Merchant Sachem Chas E McClaine C of R
Carl Bartlett enlists in Co. H and James Galladay buys many chickens. A birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Hansell Butler near Danville on July 11. Otto Whiteley buys a new Ford and Willie Graves a new Maxwell. Ruth Lindley of Marion visits Miss Fern Whorley. Church notes from Methodist Episcopal with a single service at 10.00, Sunday school and preaching combined. Mention of school officer election, German threats, farm topics, and local social events. Also notes on local papers and a subscription offer from the Advance Hustler for Lebanon Daily Reporter.
The Coatsville Herald has a large circulation. One copy is read by twelve families, indicating the paper is eagerly sought and widely read according to Mr. H. C. Hathway at the last meeting.
Sunday School attendance 118, collection 2.95, Thelma Bruce birthday offering. Two names added to cradle roll William Earl Pittenger and Mary Alice Pittenger. Evening program praised by all. C E service well attended with Ruie Broshar leader. Lyle Johnson to lead next Sunday evening.
John Wetz editor of the North Salem Herald moves his family to a hotel and will bank his continuance job earnings while Mrs. Wetz manages finances. George Darnell editor of the Jamestown Press plans westward travel with his wife due to Mrs. Darnell’s poor health. Darnell is a Indiana publisher, lawyer, and musician who leads a fifty piece boys band. The Jamestown Press will be run by foreman Bud Hiller. Reverend C. A. Parkin of Lebanon chairs Boone County four minute men who speak at events and will address Advance on the streets before the concert.
A local column mixes a New York Times anecdote about misquoted words from a rabbi with light social items. It lists residents and their weekend activities including visits, cattle sales, and a church ice cream event, noting Neighbors and families in the area.
A tense domestic scene unfolds as a father confronts his daughter about Reginald. The daughter pleads, insisting Reginald is “well fixed,” while the father warns he will be in trouble if he does not depart soon.
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