05 Jun 1924
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
1
North Christian Church notes invite Triangle Club members to meet Tuesday evening June 10 at Mrs Adah Frazier's home for the thank offering month observance.
All day meeting at Versia Reese with Ethel Hypes as leader. Program includes songs Help Somebody Today and Look All Around You, Bible readings 2 Peter 1 by Versia Reese, prayers by Bro Wyatt and Sister Wyatt, a playlet Fifty Years from Now, readings The Immediate Task by Clara Jones, Ministers and Missionaries Fortified by Effie Burrin and Maud Melson, Hidden Answers, and hymns Bless Be the Tie and Benediction. Visitors welcome.
The Junior Mission Band will meet with Nora McCabe on Tuesday afternoon June 10 to discuss At Worship in Japan. Program includes Love Lifted Me, Psalm 97 lesson, studies on Japan, and various readings and musical pieces by Mary Jane Yager Wanda Plunkett James Wyatt George McDaniel Frances Hypes Nora McCabe Frances Blunk. An egg offering for the Golden Jubilee is planned.
Community notes record social visits across towns including Thorntown Indianapolis Whitestown and Rankin. Families like Wall Riner Van Horn McClellan and Brown appear with extended kinship and weekend hospitality. Decoration Day events and church programs are mentioned along with travel and local civic life.
Frank Riner and his son Carl Riner spent Monday in Lebanon visiting local family and acquaintances, sharing news and catching up on community happenings.
A compact fragment invites weary readers to seek rest, echoing a biblical call. The text centers on spiritual solace and invitation rather than a structured news event. No named entities or places are present.
A town preacher urges people to seek Christian fellowship to escape social and moral ruts. He warns small misdeeds lead to bigger harm and stresses religion as the only assurance beyond the grave, urging immediate commitment to Christianity.
Lowell Emmert of Indianapolis spent the weekend here visiting local friends and sightseeing, joining residents for common activities and contributing to a relaxed social gathering.
A string of social visits and guest stays filled the week. R S Fulwider and Willis Fulwider with wives traveled to Vincennes to visit Charles Fulwider and wife. Mary Reece of Jamestown returned home from a visit with Frank Gregory and family. Sam Woods and wife from Indianapolis were here with relatives. Ora Sutton of Indianapolis visited Ernest Smith and family. C F McDaniel and family hosted Ora McDaniel and family for supper. James Van Horn and Lorene Cook spent time with Virgil Van Horn at Whitestown. Harry Reese Emmett Bowman couples enjoyed supper with Ralph Jones family. Ernest Huber and family from Indianapolis weekended with Carl Riner and family. Quince Canada and wife visited Vera Harshbarger and family. Lowell Peck of Indianapolis spent Friday with friends here. Glen Bowman and family day with Frank Bowman. Mrs Roy Babbitt spent days in Illinois. Arlie Hancock hosted a anniversary gathering for Ralph Canada and Ora McDaniel families. Rosa Stribbling of Indianapolis weekend with Rev DeBruler and family. Mrs Charlie Rohn daughter Dorothy and Ralph Rohn family and baby visiting relatives here. H C Epperson and Carl Bowman family spent Sunday in Brown County. Paul Cook and family from South Bend visited Joe Sandli and wife last week.
A New Ross couple welcomed a 744 pound baby boy born June 2 who will be named Wilmer Ward. The item lists numerous local visits and social notes including births, travels, and engagements from various residents such as Carl Riner, Ossie Burris family, Hazel Lane, and Dr. Verna Proffitt. A few sale notices and an advance phone listing conclude the page.
Fred VanHorn lost control of his Ford Sedan while returning from the races. The car’s front spring broke, sending the fender onto a Cleveland car parked nearby. Both vehicles sustained damage estimated at over sixty dollars to the Cleveland car and about eighteen dollars to the Sedan. Fred escaped injury in the mishap.
Noblesville judge signals approval of W J Eberwein Sheridan as executor of Daniel Martin estate after days of testimony on objections to fees totaling 2950 for five years of service by Eberwein and attorney George Osborn. Witnesses largely support reasonableness. decision pending on trustee report. Martin estate ranked among county's largest.
Advance Hardware Co offers a 7 and 0 two row cultivator in good condition with plowed 30 acres. Price right.
Rev. Wyatt Burrin Mrs. T. E. Burrin and daughter Esther attended the Commencement at the College of Missions in Indianapolis yesterday.
Clyde Hurt and family of Kentland and Mrs Opal Forbes and children of Lebanon were dinner guests yesterday of Roy Ailes and family. Mr and Mrs Sam Woods of Indianapolis were weekend guests of Gail Kincaid and Prof. Lawler.
Misses Marie and Lois Lawler of Ames on the way to North Carolina stopped Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Lawler and family. Mrs. R. E Faulkinbury visited from Sunday to Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Alva Beck in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Faulkinbury and Mrs. Alice Coolman spent Sunday with Mrs. Coolman's sister at Darlington. Mrs. Dave McClellan, bed fast for several days, remains very sick.
The corner-stone of the new $65,000 Presbyterian church at Thorntown was laid Monday afternoon before a large audience. Dr. J Am brose Dunkel of Indianapolis gave the principal address, aided by Rev. Hardy Lamb and others. The ceremony included a copper box with church papers and local memorabilia placed beneath the stone. The church will be brick and cost about $65,000, with a 500-seat main auditorium and basement store, social hall, modern kitchen, dining room, and two-story Sunday school rooms.
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