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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
4
A spirited exhortation urges attendance at church services stressing that entering a church brings comfort and community. It claims the church is a gateway to heaven and praises the congregants as the best people in town, urging readers to attend next Sunday and the following.
Routh School House Baxter Bruback was in Lebanon Thursday. Ruth Riner called on May James Thursday afternoon. Mrs Lizzie Richardson and son spent Thursday with Albert Garner and family. Harry James and family visited Bert Ferguson and family Wednesday. May James spent Sunday night with Jessie Coons. Sherman Garner stays with his grandmother, Mrs Lizzie Richardson. Ruth Riner left Saturday for a visit with friends in Indianapolis. Lola Jessie and Verl Coons and May James spent Sunday with Mable Rogers. Several attended Providence children's exercises. Edith James spent Sunday night with Beulah Pittenger.
A string of social visits and weekend stays are recorded. Families and relatives including the Proffitts, Farrrows, Todd, Emmett, and Pickering hosted or visited kin in Bainbridge James town Jamestown and nearby areas with numerous trips to Lebanon Jonesboro and Max.
A notice bans any further fishing in pits on farm properties. The owners hope enforcement won't require legal action. Mark Beck, Albert Garner, and Otis Spohr noted with the yard fence. Newt Wall and family visited from New Ross. Reuben and James Burrin attended a horse show at Waveland. Fred Thompson and Bert Nisley painted the Red Men Hall roof. J D Emmert is building a barn. Mrs Simeon Emmert added new fencing.
Lebanon resident Karel Brown returning home for a week at Jamestown. Old Union Ladies Aid met at All Leady’s and stemed goose berries. Earl Reese visited his uncle Lawrence Whitecotton at Advance. Itarry Reese visited Lebanon Wednesday. John Kkernodle family spent Sunday with C. M. Dale. Joe Jackson wife and daughter Nealia, Treaser Bowman and Mrs List Reese traveled to Indianapolis for a day. Bell Anderson of north Lebanon visited friends locally last week.
For sale refrigerator good as new holds 100 lb ice price tigot Geo Gill Albert Hendrix plowed corn for Bruce Burris and Semmert Thompson a few days recently. Wilbur Padgett and family of Lebanon visited over Sunday with Frank Gregory and family. James Brown and family took dinner with Douglas Brown and family of near Whitestown, Sunday.
An advertisement touts Croxone as a cure for back pain kidney and bladder trouble rheumatism and related symptoms. It claims the remedy penetrates kidneys to cleanse waste and insists it works for any age or duration of illness with a money back guarantee if it fails in any case.
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