Real Estate Changes In Town Sales Report
Henry Deatrick sold the house and lot north of the elevator to John McConaughy who will remodel and make it his home. Jas Darnell bought the O W Bowman property now occupied by T E Brown and will move to town in early fall. Chas Thompson considered Mrs Dora Davis property known as the ree stone property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Deatrick
John McConaughy
Jas Darnell
O. W. Bowman
T. E. Brown
Chas. Thompson
Dora Davis
Reestone
Ten Dollar Reward For Flower Theft Clues
A $10 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone stealing flowers from private yards and jardinières. Inquiries should be made at the Hustler Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jardinieres
Hustler Office
An Old Saying Meets Fulfilment
A local paper recalls a rash of tragedies over ten days including the deaths of two young physicians Dr BH Roark and Dr J V Walkup in automobile crashes, two boys Roy Niesly and Robert Cory from blood poisoning, and deaths of Mary Edna Ownens and Wayne Gibbs related to farm accidents, plus a mistaken fire report naming the former railroad agent.
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BH Roark
J V Walkup
Roy Niesly
Robert Cory
Mary Edna Ownens
Wayne Gibbs
Michigan
Ivy Poison Causes Death of Roy Nisley
Roy Nisley fourteen year old son of Mr and Mrs David Nisley died after a two week illness caused by poison from ivy vines on farmer John M Sandy’s property He helped remove fence then swam in a creek blood heat contributed to his death Survived by parents two brothers Alva and Bert and sisters Bess and Madge Funeral held at home with Rev W P Kibbey Interment at Old Union
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Roy Nisley
David Nisley
John M. Sandy
Sandy
Nisley
Alva
Indianapolis
Bert
Crawfordville
Bess
Madge
W. P. Kibbey
Old Union
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Support
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the sickness and death of our son and brother Dave Nisley and family.
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Dave Nisley
New Ross Man Injured Near Well Machine
New Ross resident Theo D Hawkins was severely hurt Monday when a falling iron pipe struck his head as a well machine operated on a recently purchased lot. Dr Hobbs treated his wounds after he was rushed home by Joseph Booker. Hankine faces delays in obtaining a well on the same lot.
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New Ross
Theo
D. Hawkins
Dr. Hobbs
Joseph Booker
Mr. Hankine
Jackson township Sunday School convention program
The Jamestown Methodist Church hosts the Jackson township Sunday School convention on Sunday June 14 at 2 P M. The program includes music devotional talks by Rev Halstead and others, convention address by Rev Francis Crawfordsville, business session, minutes, reports from township presidents and schools, officer elections, round table talks, and a benediction.
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Jackson Township
Methodist Church
Jamestown
Onward Christian Soldiers
Halstead
Jamestown Music
Quartette
Francis Crawfordsville Music
W P. Kibbey
Advance
O.E. Kelley
Local Church Notes and Sunday Packets
Last Sunday Sunday School attendance was 42 with a collected offering of 1.04 dollars. Next Sunday Rev Boxell has a regular appointment at this place. Alice Duncan celebrated her birthday with an offering on Sunday.
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Boxell
Alice Duncan
Advance Christian Church Sunday Services and Attendance
Sunday school attendance last Sunday was 9.4 with a collection of 2.50. Bibles numbered 38. Brother Kelley will deliver a sermon honoring deceased church members Sunday morning, followed by children’s exercises at seven in the evening.
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Bro. Kelley
Children’s Day Concert Preparations At Church
The Methodist Episcopal Church G. F. Hall pastor. The Children’s Day committee met with children for exercises to be held Sunday evening June 21. Committee members include Miss Eunice Ross Mrs Lulu Ford and Mrs Josie Brown. Under Mrs J M Nicely ladies auxiliary president a group planned the annual church house cleaning today.
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Eunice Ross
Lulu Ford
Josie Brown
J M Nicely
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Missionary and church events at The Christian Church
The Christian Church led by Pastor W P Kibbe y reports strong Sunday School turnout despite heat. A June Missionary Society meeting with Emma McClaine is planned for next Wednesday afternoon to fund home missions, plus the Missionary Cradle Roll will be organized. Rev Kibbe y and Rev H C McConaughy will preach on different Sundays. An ice cream supper is set for Saturday night June 20 in the old Mel son building, with prep urged for cakes and other contributions. The Wednesday program includes song, devotional by Emma McClaine, current events, Hazel Capling on Home mission plans, and Maggio Kibbe y.
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the Missionary Society
Emma McClaine
Maude Melson
Rev Kibbey
H C. McConaughy
Ladies Aid Society
Mel ‘Son
Hazel Capling
Maggio Kibbey
Review of Book-Alics or Ameri eas inPace
Maude Melson invites readers to a meeting about the Missionary Cradle Roll and related topics while Carrie Beaver writes on the subject. The note emphasizes cordial attendance at the event.
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Carrie Beaver
Maude Melson
Ice cream supper and community notices in Lebanon
A string of brief local items from Lebanon Indiana mentions visits by residents and guests from Indianapolis and Georgetown, church society events, extended family visits, a piano sale pitch, and a hardware firm advertising auto tires. Several entries note June 20 ice cream suppers and Sunday visits with neighbors.
Wanted Ads and Notices in The Hustler
A fragment shows classified items from Advance including a horse sale by Geo McDaniel and a stain floor proposition pitched to households, plus a drug store Burrin’s Drug Store notice. The text reflects brief local classifieds and advertisements.
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Geo. McDaniel
Advance
Burrin’s
Handyman Services From Mark Wall
Mark Wall offers furniture upholstery and repair, watch, clock, and jewelry work. He invites inquiries for repairing old furniture, setting up a swing, and related tasks offering a wide range of repair services.
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Mark Wall
The President Entertains Kings Daughters Club
Last Friday afternoon the Kings Daughters met with their president Mrs Roy Melson in their regular monthly session. A reading and round table discussion on The Harbor of Mother's Smile led by Mrs D G Caplinger followed by a social hour and luncheon were held. The hostess and Hazel Caplinger served sandwiches pickles coffee fruit salad and cake. Meetings grow in numbers and usefulness.
Garden truck late season boosts canned goods stock
D.G. Cuplinger notes late season in garden truck drives canned goods movement. He reports strong on hand stock, high quality products, and prices that are right.
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D.G. Cuplinger
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Advange Lumber
Bowman & Son
Ghange
Opera House
Donald Sanford
Todianapolis
Samuel Ronk
Pres
Luna T. King
Sec‘y
Treas
Mt. Zion Church
P. W. Boxell
The
Advance Christian Church
C. E. Kelley
the Methodist Episcopal Church
G. F. Hall
the Christian Church
Dic Perry Pointer
Lebanon
Geron Thompson
Levanon
Emmet Thompson
de Lou Hall
Danville
Melson Building
Joseph Wall
Chicago
Don McClaine
Claude Lucas
Georgetown
Home Folka
Alva Nisley
Pillsburya
Bet Hour
D. G. Caplinger
Ula Ward
Lester Ray
Pearl Nicely
J B Beaver
Sallie
North Carolina
James Brown
Douglas Brown
Whitestown
John Nicely
Pearl
George Corn
Ladoga
Ivan Headen
Bettie Jane
James Gordons
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Lesterg Ray
Ulah Ward
David McClellan
Mary Canada
Elizabeth Canada
Lafayette
J B. Beaver
Geo. Joseph
Hendricks County
Advance Hardware Co
Pillebucys
D G Caplinger
Burrin’s Drug Store
State Bank OF Advance
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