08 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
1
Local residents report visits and gatherings in Lebanon and surrounding areas. Dinners, calls, and shopping events appear alongside farm improvements, church notices, and upcoming commencements in Terre Haute.
Annual home coming day planned for next Sunday at Providence Christian Church. Forenoon address at 11 by Rev. A. L. Carney, noon basket dinner, 2 30 sermon by Rev. Homer Dale, and Children’s Day exercises in the evening. Public invited to attend all services.
Notice requires all country correspondents to send their news items to this office by Tuesday evening each week to ensure inclusion in upcoming editions.
Mrs. John Weldon was knocked down and trampled by a Brown cow while milking last Monday evening at six. Quick intervention by Sell Hall on the veranda prevented more serious harm as Mrs. Weldon suffered a forehead gash and bruises.
Martha Clementine Nicely Wall died May 28 1911 aged 36 years 2 months and 25 days after a long illness. She married Charles Wall and had four children two sons and two daughters. She joined the Philoh Christian church in 1892 at age 17 under Rev R H Gott and moved with her family to Litton about two years ago where she made many friends. She leaves her aged parents Frank and Ann Nicely two sisters and two brothers Herman Nona Zou Cecil and a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn her untimely departure.
A memorial note expresses that a precious one has gone a voice loved is stilled a place in the home is vacant God has recalled the boon His love gave though the body slumbers the soul rests in heaven a Friend
Notice that W H Dean has sold his interest in the store of Dean and Brown and urges all who owe the firm to call and settle their accounts at once to square the books.
Lena R. Airhart and Edward M. Miller married Wednesday night at 8:30 in the Airhart residence. Rev. Cornelius Airhart performed the ceremony. The couple will reside with Lena’s parents as friends extend congratulations.
Egg law now in effect requiring health officers and peace officers to enforce. First offense carries a $10 fine. Second offense fine ranges from $25 to $100. Third offense imposes a minimum $100 fine and 30 to 90 days imprisonment.
The Lebanon Reporter reports Edgar M. Servies of Jackson township elected county superintendent. Democratic trustees split votes to favor Gullion on first ballot but Republicans shifted to Servies on final ballot, securing his victory. Servies, a Boon County native and former Jamestown principal, succeeds Gullion who is praised for his prior four-year terms and county educational progress. The piece also includes farm advice from Jane Farm Journal on harvest timing and hay curing.
The June tip urges keeping soil stirred and using sun to weed. It notes lime harms potatoes and excess stable manure worsens scab. It warns mower maintenance and oiling, guarding blades. For moles a close mesh wire netting or boards around beds prevent entry.
The Ladies of the M. E. church will serve ice cream and cake in the Chas Ross building on Saturday night January 17. Everyone is invited to attend.
The wedding took place Wednesday night at 8 o clock at the bride’s parents home near Thorntown. Riner Gordon Carlyle and Beulah Ellen Huber were the contracting couple with Helen Neptune and Arthur Sher as attendants. The ceremony was by Rev. Hugh Ronald, with 114 guests from Frankfort and nearby towns. A wedding supper followed and the couple planned a Kentucky trip before settling at the groom’s remodeled home north of his father’s place.
A store window sign advertises chicken bones for babies claiming fresh drumsticks are nutritious for infants. The proprietor says even well fed roasters yield bones suitable as cheap tooth sharpeners, prompting questions about safety and feeding norms.
A Washington diplomat recalls Count Tolstoy condemning doctors at Yasnaya Polyana. He allegedly said physicians fall into two camps radical killers and conservative killers who let you die while dining on lentils.
An advertisement promotes Chapins Peroxide Cream with hydrogen peroxide as a mild bleach and antiseptic. It claims cooling soothing effects and suitability for sallowness rough skin pimples and similar conditions. Opal jars priced at 25e.
A bank account shows character and regular deposits mark the path to opportunity and success. Enroll as a depositor to join the Opportunity Club. One dollar starts a bank account with us, a step toward fortune, security, and independence.
Sir Henry Tanner outlined the projected King Edward's Building in London noting aurait force shifts at Mount Pleasant and the main building. He cited weekly mail volumes totaling about 12.5 million letters with 16 tons in weight and the cost savings from reinforced concrete construction.
New York architect Miss Fay Kellogg designed the grand staircase of the Stall of Records in New York. The scheme is praised as an excellent example of architectural beauty and skill.
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