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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
3
Willis Fulwider Cleaners Makes Clothes Look New
Willis Fulwider Cleaners advertises professional garment restoration services. Located at a storefront offering cleaning, pressing, and restoration to revive fabrics and fabrics with stains or wear.
Doty’s 5 and 10c Store and local community notes
Local items report a lost locket return to Hustler Office. Speer to discuss social evils Sunday night. Ruby Fall and Cecil Burris hosted a party at Oreie Burris home. Reed Budd sold his farm to Hal Roberts. Newt Meek from Crawfordsville was seen here. Mram Wall of New Ross visited. Blue Front offers fresh candies and Bowen’s kettle-rendered lard. Caplinger’s features scur pichles. Albert Kerrodle and Emerald Whorley visited Indianapolis recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Fall
Cecil Burris
Oreie Burris
Local Social Visits Page Chronicle
Mrs Ben McVlaine suffers a sore hand while Mrs Lou Caplinger visited Mrs Laura Kinnear. Al Kinnear and family travel to Greenwood to see relatives. Rev Roy Lucas and Mrs Roy Lucas of Debanon called on Joe Lucas. Maude Whiteley and Ethel Ray spent time with Jessie McClain. Clay Sheets and family visited Alex Sheets and wife. Charley Blunk entertained relatives at dinner with Rev Tudor Frank Yager family Lutha. Caroll Coons visited Cyril Hamilton. Garfield Burriss family visited Frank Peterson. Thomas Caldwell and family wintered with Tom Demaree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Blunk
Tudor
Frank Yager
Lutha
Go to Church to Ease Woes and Honor Your Wife
A heartfelt plea urges a husband to attend church with his wife to find consolation courage and happiness. It recalls how she cared for him through illness shared scripture and breakfast smiles and warns that regret follows when she is gone. The message stresses faith fellowship and active love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Wien
Ctlurcil
Bea
Sike
Chfe
Passhie
Churcie
House of God
Unusual Large Snake Sought After in Advance Hunt
In Advance readers report a giant snake seen by Henry Proffitt who offered a reward for capture. Chase Mc Claine organized 33 armed men to scour 30 acres along a creek but found only three foot water snakes. Proffitt believes the monster rivaled a stove pipe in size. another hunt is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Proffitt
Chase McClaine
Proffitt
Visiting Ministers Gather for Weekend Address
Two visiting ministers Jason W. Tudor of Monrovia with his wife and children visited local friends from Saturday to Monday. He preached two very excellent discourses and was greeted by large audiences. another preacher Neo otras of Socians polis preached two sermons in the pulpit he formerly occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason W. Tudor
Monrovia
Neo Otras
Socians Polis
Fred Whorley Heads to San Francisco for Pacific Mail Clerk Post
Fred Whorley, a twelve year Navy veteran living with his parents since October, left Tuesday for San Francisco to seek a mail clerk position with the Pacific Mail Line. If that fails he will try the Coast Line. Best wishes for his success from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Whorley
Navy
San Yanncisco
Pacific Mail
Thas
Fred
Deer Hunt Recalls Past Fostered Chase in Jackson Township
Paul Scott, formerly of Hendricks county, owned three deer once owned by Mrs Tom Head. After releasing them from captivity, a crowd from Advance and the township pursued and captured two deer while one remained free overnight. Paul now confines the pair in a penned area near the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Jackson Township
Paul Scott
Old Union
Tom Head
Hendricks County
Paul
Methodist Sunday School Seeks High Attendance
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces a 10:00 Sunday School service and urges all members to sustain regular attendance. Preaching at 7:30 offers morning and evening sermons on Industry of Righteousness and The Social Li... of the Community. Members are invited to attend all services.
Record-breaking months spark optimism for business
The notice proclaims April was a long-standing record breaker for Hustler office business, with May surpassing April and June expected to top May, inviting more commerce and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustler
Famous Lecturer Coming to Lebanon for Rankin Talk
C O Sherrill of Lebanon, a noted minister, promotes A C Rankin of Chicago, a national temperance lecturer. Church officers unite to host Rankin who will speak to men Sunday and then lecture on Monday through Friday. He is currently in Culvee and has toured northern Indian cities. Full announcements to follow from pulpits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Sherrill
Lebanon
Bere
A. C. Rankin
Chicago
Rankin
Indiana
Bank Directors Award Decor Contract for Interior
Bank directors yesterday awarded W. E. Lucas a contract to decorate the bank interior with designs similar to those used in a Christian church. Work starts next week and aims to create attractive decorations for the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Lucas
Wagon accident injures Mrs Susie Jackson in county trip
Mrs Susie Jackson fell from a wagon while a farm team was gathering papers for the Faithful Followers $8 Cass near James Swindler. She was picked up unconscious but recovered, aided by James Ryan and Lora McClaine, and is now improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Caplinger
Hazel Caplinger
Janie Jackson
Jennie Ross
Hugh
Susie Jackson
Lena
Cass
James Swindler
James Ryan
Lora McClaine
Churchgoing and family visits in Lebanon area
Ward Dennis Shannahan and family attended church at Lebanon Sunday. James Fink and family had dinner Sunday with Roy Swindler and family. Ora Swindler stayed in Indiana polis from Thursday to Sunday with friends. Lawrence Riner and Ermel Meadows visited Roy Swindler and family Sunday evening. Henry Swindler and Rachael Truitt spent Sunday with John Lucas north of Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Shannahan
Lebanon
James Fink
Roy Swindler
Ora Swindler
Indianapolis
Lawrence Riner
Ermel Meadows
Family
Henry Swindler
Rachael Truitt
John Lucas
First Day Of Each Month Seen As Collection Day
Sam Woods of Advance urges residents to ensure electricity accounts are read on the first day of every month. He warns that those away from home should leave a key with a neighbor or keep the house unlocked for meter reading. Irregular readings may cause billing problems with BFlectric Light Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Woods
Marshal of Advance
Sle
Bflectric Light Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ray
Willis
Doty’s
Bro Speer
Reed Budd
Hal Roberts
Newt Meek
Wil
Crawfordsville
Mram Wall
New Ross
Bowen
Claude Bowman
Albert Kerrodle
Emerald Whorley
Advance
R.R
Ben McVlaine
Lou Caplinger
Laura Kinnear
al Kinnear
Greenwood
Roy Lucas
Debanon
Joe Lucas
Maude Whiteley
Near Whitesville
Ethel Ray
Jessie McClaine
Clay Sheets
Alex Sheets
Caroll
Coons
Cyril Hamilton
Garfield Burriss
Frank Peterson
Thomas Caldwell
Tom Demaree
Frisco
the Methodist Episcopal Church
W. W. Speer
Jamestown-Lizton
Jastown
Lizton
Babb
Charles Farlow
Advance Christian Sunday School
E. MecClaine
Berkshire
Caj
Llnger
Claude Bowmail
Advance Christian Bible School
Robs Fulwider
Wits
Baxwee Brubeo
Blue Front
Deering
the Advance Hardware Company
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