05 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
1
Notice announces services at the Christian church next Sunday morning and evening with special music led by WP Kibbey pastor. Bosher Gs Gonneeby presided for Brother Miviey. sermon praised by audience. An opening service featured a solo titled will meet you up there.
Cacil Kibbe y and his wife are at home with their parents for a few days. He closed three years of work with the Newport Schools in Vermillion county last Friday and was asked by the school board to remain but resigned to accept the Jamestown superintendency. Kibby is qualified with six years experience and degrees from Central Normal at Danville and Indiana State Normal at Terre Haute. He enters the graduate school at the University of Chicago in June for the summer quarter.
Locals report fresh fish on sale Saturday night and a string of gatherings from Thayer to Lebanon. Content notes visits by Mrs. Cora Ross, Mrs. Fay Young, and many Putnam County relatives, plus a base ball game at Crawfordsville with Wabash 6 to 5.
The Advance Christ holds a morning memorial service for deceased congregation members. The program features hymns including Home of the Soul and Shall We Be at the River.
The Advance Church hosted a well prepared Children’s Day program by the primary department teachers. The church filled before start and the Sunday School collection reached $15.
Readable fragments show Mary Ashley of Sodid hosting. Carmen Caplinger Caldwell from Terre Haute visited Terre Haute locals with James Bowman and Jami Clyde Huffman. Others include Harley Golleday of Roachdale dining with family and Harry Sprong with MecClaine.
Advance Christian Church reports 93 attendees at Sunday School last week with 4 35 in offerings and 32 Bibles. Maude Walk is appointed primary department superintendent and devotes full time to the role. New sand tables maps class books and black boards purchased as the department progresses. Junior boys and girls prepared work for the State Sunday School convention. An orchestra may be organized soon with new instruments to be bought. Members urged to attend the memorial Sunday services and choir practice Friday. Willing Workers asked to bring a cake for ice cream supper Saturday night.
Poynter Billingsly Relph Poyster of southeast of town and Miss Bessie Bulingaly were married in Lebanon on Wednesday afternoon. The bride, daughter of Robert Billingsly, is well known there. The groom works at the Lebanon creamery and the couple have begun housekeeping in Lebanon with many friends extending congratulations.
Two year old Mary Frazier, daughter of Jospin Issier and wife, found a sack of Paris Green on the veranda last Saturday afternoon. She bitten a hole in the sack and tasted the poison, causing lime green powder to cover her mouth. A physician treated the child and she recovered.
Ice cream supper planned at Ward Saturday night inviting all residents to attend and enjoy dessert together. Proceeds or purpose not specified in the brief text.
Robert E. Clow aged 3 died at his sister Mrs. Bertha Sheets home May 29 from stomach cancer. He had lived with his sister for thirteen weeks after residing in Crawfordsville where he taught piano. Born near Greencastle he studied at the Indianapolis school for the blind and became a piano educator. Survived by sisters Mrs. John Whitecotton Mrs. Minnie Hunt of Advance and Mrs. Cora Ross of Upland and brothers John of Anderson Leonard of Thayer Iowa.
Rumors say the Big Four may buy Central Indiana stock and double track from Carbor to Anderson. A belt line would connect to New York Central, saving up to seventy two hours by avoiding transfers at Indianapolis. Lebanon station could become a terminal with large yards and unified control. No official announcement expected soon.
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