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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
4
The notice lists pricing for subscriptions and ads in Advance Hustler Indiana. Rates include yearly and multi month options, single copies, and six-copy bundles, with cash in advance. Advertising charges show display rate per inch and locals per line, plus small fees for obituaries, card of thanks, and resolutions.
Dover notes show Mr and Mrs E M Coons visiting J A Coons and family in Lebanon. Clyde Pickering guests of Leo Grim es and family. Helen Booker stayed with Dorthy Titus. Sam Reynolds and son Carl visited Otis Young and family. Rev Geo Henry preached at Advance. Walter Davis visited Bynum Canala and family. Mrs Frank Stafford and child hosted by Geo Pyles in Lebanon. Cora Nay hosted John Randal WH Nelson and Rev Geo Henry. Mary Stafford returned from Hazle College trip. Claud Wall and family hosted Geo Henry, Ray Davis, Cora Nay, Raymond Oliver and Virgil Rose. Git family spent days in Illinois.
Chas Bean worked on Will Debard s new house with Basil Debard assisting Austin Semmert Tuesday. Lew Owens and wife returned home after helping son Lee build a new house. Alary Ann Vernesdale visited her brother James VarnHorn’s family and has now returned home. Othna McDaniel and family near Potts School house visited Ernest Edrington family on Sunday. Claud Ross and family called on Carl Ross and wife Saturday night. Donna Shanahan and family were Sunday visitors with Chas Bean family. Grace Bean and family and Annie Shaw spent a day at Wm Debard s last week. Mr and Mrs Bruce Burris Mrs August Young Sherman Gordon Ollie Smith dined with Harley Galladay Sunday. Ora Sutton and wife spend a few days with James Sutton and wife before moving to the city. We wish them good luck, memories of childhood. Sunday afternoon callers at James Bean s were James Meadows and wife, Elisha Higgs and Bruce Pickering.
Melson's store advertises Perfectrola stars for service flags. The notice highlights availability and pricing for decorative emblems to honor service members. Local shoppers are invited to inquire at the Melson location for more details.
Frank McCormick and Jamita Coolman wed with Rev. RH Kent officiating. McCormick, son of Z M McCormick, works at the city fire department, Coolman from New Ross has taught music and art in local schools. The couple plans a Lake Chapman vacation and residence in Lebanon.
Mrs Minnie Melson of India napolis visits Roy Melson. Thora Melson plans a Sunday visit to Mr and Mrs T K Smith. Mrs R J Riner had breast tumor operation at Methodist Hospital with Dr Hall assisting. Thomas Emmert broke his arm. De Lou Hall set it. Wm Rohn turned 74. Geo Canada ages 70 next Saturday. family gathering at Rohn home. Carmen Ross and son visit Porter. Ralph Cunningham and Harry Reese haul stock to Indianapolis. Gordon family regrets chickens loss to weasels. six weasels killed after fifty chickens lost.
Ross Caldwell and family relocated to Indianapolis on Tuesday where Ross secured a solid factory position.
Claud Manus of West Point returned home Sunday after being promoted to Corporal. Carmen Caplinger of West Point is recommended for Officers Training School. Mt Zion Ladies Auxiliary plans an Ice Cream Supper at Mt Zion Community Guarding on Thursday night July 25. Up Ro Nviled.
The notice asks readers to register two names for the service flag or submit a photo by Saturday noon at the Hustler office.
Wm Joseph trustee of Jackson township states he will be at the State Bank of Advance Advance each Tuesday for township business. On all other days he will conduct business at Jamestown.
Gale Lucas and C H Sumner Owens of S Big Moving Picture Program invite visitors to attend each Monday night events. A special show is planned for Saturday night.
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