Band Concert Program for Saturday Evening
Holzman presents a band concert Saturday evening featuring a schedule of performances and repertoire. The program lists guest performers and pieces to be played.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
1
Flow Of Gas Fire In Advance Douses By Henry
A gas flow caused a flare at Charley Clifton’s property in Advance Moncay moon when Ol Henry struck the line. The blaze burned about ten feet high but was quickly extinguished by Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moncay
Ol Henry
Clifton
Henry
Republican Delegates Selected for County Convention
In Jackson township the Republican delegates for the county convention in Lebanon were chosen. Precinct 1 delegates include Maurice Leeke Theron Miller C F Shera H M Shelley John Forbes and Evert Beck with alternates Clair Leake Amos Brosher S B Shera Warren Butler Clay Lewis and Edgar Carter. Precinct 2 delegates are Neal Day Frank Self Charles Kincaid Earl Ray Arthur Swisher and Dr S A Hall with alternates W P Shelley Harve Dsy Otto Whitely Charles Connor Wm Ford and Jerome Vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norlb
Jackson Township
Lebanon
Precinct I
Maurice Leeke
Theron Miller
C. F Shera
H. M. Shelley
John Forbes
Evert Beck
Clair Leake
Amos Brosher
S. B. Shera
Warren Butler
Clay Lewis
Edgar Carter
Neal Day
Frank Self
Charles Kincaid
Earl Ray
Arthur Swisher
S. A. Hall
W. P Shelley
Harve Dsy
Otto Whitely
Charles Connor
Wm. Ford
Jerome Vice
Free street movie night draws record crowds
The Commercial Club hosted a free moving picture show on the streets last Saturday drawing a huge crowd, possibly matching the Fourth of July turnout. Ideal weather and a concert topped an evening of strong entertainment, convincing local business leaders to push for monthly free movie nights next year.
Excellent Sermon Splendid Singing At Open Air Service
The second union open air service was held in the schoolyard last Sunday evening with full attendance and long lines of vehicles along the street. Rev H C McConaughy preached from Psalm 97 arguing for the universal sovereignty of God. Mark Wall led singing as Mr and Mrs Wm Cross sang a duet to a warm reception. Rev Wayne Nicely and Mrs Waltar McDaniel are listed as next Sunday's preacher and soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H C McConaughy
Mark Wall
Wm Cross
Wayne Nicely
Waltar McDaniel
Francis Kelley Called Home From Bethany Assembly
Telegram summoned Francis Kelley youngest child of Rev O E Kelley home last Sunday. He rallied and was sufficiently well Tuesday to permit Brother Kelley to return to Bethany Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soill
Francis
O E Kelley
Brother Kelley
Bethany Assembly
Caplinger offers bargains and Yagers tire setter on sale
Caplinger advertises many bargains with a cold tire setter by Yager that mounts big wagon tires without removing wheels. It notes Pillsbury flour from spring wheat and lists visits among Indiana Polis and Ladoga residents, with multiple family gatherings and social visits across towns. Advance Hardware Co. stocks assorted good year automobile tires and tubes at low prices.
Advance church notes preach and meeting set
Rev T G Legg of Indianapolis will preach at the Advance Christian Church next Sunday morning. The Ladies Aid of the Christian Church will meet with Mrs Hazel Caplinger next Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T G Legg
Indianapolis
Advance Christian Church
The
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Hazel Caplinger
Lawson Brown Suffers Broken Leg After Roof Fall
Lawson Brown fell twelve feet while repairing a shed roof and sustained a severe leg fracture above the ankle. Surgical nails were needed to align the two large bones, and though in much pain, he is progressing in hospital but will be unable to walk unaided for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Brown
Lebanon May Have A Slaughter House
E R Jaques of Thorntown announced last Saturday that Lebanon may soon gain a slaughter house to handle cattle on a large scale. He noted several men backing the effort from Lebanon and nearby towns and said a company would be formed if the venture moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E R Jaques
Thorntown
Lebanon
Union Sunday School Picnic Arrangements Announced
The big Union picnic will be held in Henry Proffitt's grove next Thursday with Governor Ralston delivering the forenoon address. Afternoon events include a 100 yard race for girls under 12, a 100 yard race for girls over 12, and races for boys of various ages plus wheelbarrow and tug of war contests. Members may sign up at the grounds for the events they wish to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Henry Proffitt
Ralston
Wanted ads seek old papers and children's clothes
Classified note from The Hustler lists a wanted sale for a large pile of old papers and children's clothing. Also offers a limited supply of first close medium grade gravel for concrete work from the J M Nicely pit near Advance, contact John S Dale Jamestown RFD 24 or phone J M Nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Nicely
Advance Sequire
John S Dale Jamestown
Tobacco Salesman Wanted by Hemet Tobacco Co
Wanted ad seeking a tobacco salesman to earn $100 monthly plus expenses selling smoking and chewing tobacco cigarettes and cigars. No experience necessary. Advertise and take orders from merchants. Send a 2 cent stamp or full particulars to Hemet Tobacco Co New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earo
Hemet Tobacco Co
New York
What Is It Social at Christian Church Draws Crowd
The Kings Daughters hosted a What Is It Social in the school building on Wednesday evening. A five cent admission included seating in the assembly hall for a play Hiring A Servant by twelve ladies and a drill by eight children. A Guess Who recital and a booth offering cream cake popcorn and candy added to the event. A room displayed relics and curios over a century old with an extra five cent admission. The social was well attended with about twenty five dollars cleared and strong fellowship noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughter's
The
Christian Church
Schoeol
Wll
Voris Demaree Resigns to Join Lebanon Faculty
Voris Demaree, a manual training and Latin teacher at the local high school, resigned to join the faculty of Lebanon High School. He has taught here for two years and will leave next year. Lebanon fills the vacancy created by Professor Duff’s departure to Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Duff
Pittsburgh
Correction on Ford plant wage claim clarified
The newspaper corrects last week’s report on Ford labor wages noting the company pays not less than $5 per day, correcting the earlier figure of at least $2. The correction emphasizes the wage difference and provides the accurate daily pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Automobile Plant
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