Local Advertisement Rates and Notices from Advance Indiana
Prices for six copies of an issue, display ads per inch, locals per line, obituaries, and extra length charges. War Industries Board recommendations to Congress allow nationwide subscriptions at $1.50 for 1919. Advance Lodge No. 8061 OCF invites visitors to weekly meetings on Thursday nights.
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Advance Commercial Club
Indiana Associated Weeklies
War Idustries Board
Congress
United
Advance
C.F
Aetna Loan Offer Noted For Farm Finances
An OCR fragment references AETNA and mentions money to loan on farm mortgages. JR. Sullivan is listed as a person involved in the note, with unclear specifics about a five or six percent rate and an ist mortgage on a farm.
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Jr.sulli
New Photo Shop Opens on Main Street Acvasice
A new photo shop has opened on Main Street in Acvasice Indiana. The business invites customers to call for details and services.
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Main Street
Acvasice, Ind
Big Movie Show Saturday Night Keeps Advance Reward
A fragment notes a Saturday night event with a $5,000 reward offered for keeping the advance freight moving. The text mentions a big movie show and reward details attached to Saturday night.
Victory Offering Plans at Christian Church Progress
Sabbath notes show Rev Rector and W M Johnson leading Victory Offering for Home Missions with Sunday School attendance 114 and a $6.67 offering. Children’s Day program scheduled, Cradle Roll Meeting of Missionary Society urged, and trip to Indiana State Conference and college commencement noted.
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Rector
Pleasant View
the Missionary Society
W. M. Johnson
Mondmy
Merom
Riverside visit charms friends and families together
Mark McDowell and wife, Walter Nisley and wife, Frank Martin and wife, Mrs. A. E. Martin and daughter, Lon Titus and wife, Bert Titus and family, Arthur Shera and family, Ernest Huber and wife, Mrs. Trassa McClaine, Carl Riner, Clair Leeke and wife, John Niekey and family and Ethel Titus spent Sunday in Riverside Park. They spread a dinner, then went to Fletcher's Sanitarium and invited Ursula Titus, a nurse, to spend the day with them. Miss Titus, who lives north of Advance, enjoyed the visit from her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark McDowell
Walter Nisley
Frank Martin
A.E. Martin
Lon Titus
Bert Titus
Arthur Shera
Ernest Huber
Trassa McClaine
Carl Riner
Clair Leeke
John Niekey
Ethel Titus
Riverside Park
Fletcher
Ursula Titus
Miss Titus
Advance
Mose Riley’s Dope Bucket and Editorial Team
Mose Riley enchants readers with his rare brain power and versatile writings in a paper that promises to pursue topics across the spectrum. Paul Radex of Moody Tabernacle in Chicago leads Cedar Lake conferences as president, while E. V. Woolley serves as general manager, having left a $10,000 yearly Boston post for Moody church work.
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Vvice
Mose Riley
Riley
Materi
Paul Radex
Moody Tabernacle
Chicago
Cedar Lake Confeverences
E. V. Woolley
Cedar Lake Enterprise
Woolley
Boston
Moody Church
Firet Lieutenant Receives Medal for Heroic Stand
An account describes Lieutenant Say M of the 353ed Infantry near Bantheville Vrance as he led a voluntary advance through heavy machine gun fire after his company commander and several soldiers were killed. He and his postion behind a line faced entrenched fire, aiding his troops with rifle fire and steady leadership amid the dangerous bombardment.
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Seston
Bantheville
Vrance
Naveaber
Bois de Banetheville
Livat
Furlonsz
Garment Fragments Describe Vintage Outfit Elements
Fragmentary text outlines fabric items including foulard georgette underskirt and accessories. The page image shows a dress form with a pictured body and partial notes on patterns and colors.
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Erage Foulard
Georgette Wey Fraeks
Eie Sik Pankes
Bere
How the Downtrodden Are Lifted at Cedar Lake Conference
A historic Cedar Lake gathering features speakers on renewal for the luckless and ruined, with Rev. George McNesy of Newark and others from Michigan and Ohio listed among notable presenters. The event centers on the theme of personal rebirth through education and urban reform.
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Edoowectoet
Paul
Beanie Cedar Lake
Owl
Amonk
Alol Ftn
London
Rev
Orge
McNesy
Newark
Noh
Trotter
Grand Rapids
Mich
Peter St. Paul
Local Social Bits and Hospital News
Earl Bruce and family dined with Orland Coolman south of Leba non on Sunday. Claud McLaughlin landed safely in New York. Mrs. Dr. Hall stays at her sick father’s bedside in Fountain County. Harrold Lane and Ohio wife visit Wm. Lane family. The Masons worked last night. The E. P. lodge meets Monday. The Red Men name two candidates for tomorrow. Mrs. Henry Ellis Smith and Mrs Emma Webber of Fayette visited Sullivan family Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jones attended a homecoming at New Mayesville Sunday. Mrs. Ralph Jones has returned from hospital.
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Dr. Hall
Fountain County
Henry Ellis Smith
Emma Webber
Fayette
Per Sullivan
Family
Tuesay
For Sale Good Cement Gravel See Leff Walker 112
Mt Zion Church revival near completion with Rev J S Clawson minister and Clara Washburn S S superintendent. Sunday School attendance 43, offering 2 74, chapters 53. J D Emmert observed a birthday. Revival closed Sunday night with preaching Sunday morning and children’s program at night. Everyone welcome to services.
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J. D. Emmert
Faithful Followvere Class Meets at Mrs Broshar Home
The Faithful Followvere Class of the Christian Church met Saturday afternoon at Miss Rute Broshar home. President Rute Broshar led a program of scripture reading Adah Shelley readings by Florence and Verna Proffitt a duet by Adah Shelley and Lola Hedge and a quartet by Adah Shelley Ruie Broshar Florence Proffitt and Lola Hedge. After the business session a contest was enjoyed and light refreshments were served.
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Christian Church
Rute Broshar
Adah Shelley
Florence and
Verna Proffitt
Lola Hedge
Ruie Broshar
Florence Proffitt
Ford Stolen in Indianapolis After Short Park Delay
L C Caldwell reports his Ford stolen Monday in Indianapolis within fifteen minutes of parking. The vehicle was insured and Caldwell has no crew. A thief attempted to pick Frank Bateman's car lock but failed, taking only an extra tire.
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L.c.caldwell
Indianapolis
Frank Bateman
Sunday School Superintendents Appoint Delegates for State Convention
Sunday School superintendents are urged to appoint their delegates for the State Convention. The notice emphasizes timely action and stresses the importance of not neglecting this task.
Local families visit over the weekend in Cloverdale and Lebanon
George Broshar and family traveled to Lebanon on Friday while Chas Ray and Bart Ray with families joined Mr and Mrs Geo Ray on Sunday. Frank Riner and sons visited Indianapolis on Saturday with other local neighbors. The group also spent Sunday with Lawrence Riner and wife and with M D Lasley family, then Will Debard and wife motored to Cloverdale for the day.
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Chas. Ray
Bart Ray
Mrs
Geo. Ray
Will Johnson
Jas Wall
Frank Riner
Vern Price
George L. Johnson
Edgar Caplinger
Lawrence Riner
Geo. Broshar
Herman
Will Debard
Cloverdale
M. D. Lasley
Advance Christian Church notes and meeting plans
Our school climbed up again Sunday with renewed old time interest. Mark Walls class will meet at Ernest Hurt's home tomorrow night and all members and families are invited. C.W.E.M. held a profitable meeting with Mrs Jones yesterday. refreshments were served. Officers were reelected for the coming year. Remember the 5th Sunday and the week before. We are rapidly getting the program in order.
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Mark Walls
Ernest Hurt
C.W.E.M
J.t.jones
YMCA and Boy Scout Fund Drive Underway in Boone County
North Jackson Township seeks 40 dollars for YMCA and Boy Scout work with most funds to Boone County. Carl Bowman chairs the drive urging voluntary contributions and not forced solicitation.
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North Jackson Township
Y.M.C.A
Boone County
Carl Bowman
Welcome Guest Charles Hillis Visits City After 33 Years
Charles Hillis, longtime resident and blacksmith for J W Ross, returned after 33 years. Now a physician in Memphis Tennessee, he traveled with Shriners to Indianapolis and found the town mostly unchanged in his visit Monday.
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Charles Hillis
J.w.ross
Memphis
Tenn
Shriners
Indianapolis
Mrs Verna Proffitt Accepts Switchboard Position
Mrs Verna Proffitt takes a job on the local switchboard in an early 20th century note. Mrs Edna Keesecker of California visited Mrs Lena Reed and R C Cunninghams last week.
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Edna Keesecker
California
Lena Reed
R. C. Cunningham
Local Family Gathering Near Lebanon and New Brunswick
Mr and Mrs Philip Cunningham of near Lebanon Mr and Mrs Solomon and son of near New Brunswick Mr and Mrs Tom Butler and Edna Keefecker spent Sunday with Ralph Cunningham's.
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Philip Cunningham
Lebanon
Solomon
New Brunswick
Tom Butler
Edna Keefecker
Ralph Cunningham
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Jew Owens
N.G
John Campbell
Nipmuck
R.M
Vrothers Welcome
Ora McDaniel
Sachem
Lew Owens
K. P. Lodge
O.C
Bruce Burris
K. R.S
Advance Lodge No
A.M
Ian
Bea
Semaer Owens Coots
Ssee Ptr
H.C. Epperson Agent
the Advance Telephone Co
Walker
Mark Wall
Advance Bank
Jamestown Bank
W. P. Kibbey
Lora A. McClaine
Prop. O. K
O. A. Nelson
PY. Scott
Aetna Insurance Co
Ineral Patro
Kodak Films
Walter Vanhorn
Dr. Shields
Indiana Daily Times
Black Smithing
X “Eckersan i Ube
Geo. Canada
D.d.budd
Christian Church O
WM Johnson
U. S
Lora McClaine
Forward Movement
Riverside
Kentucky
Luaender Co
Caplinger
Bruce
Paul Rader
Cedar Lake
Earl Bruce
Orland Coolman’'s
Claud McLaughlin
New York
Harrold Lane
Ohio
Wm. Lane
Masons
E. P. Lodge
Red Men
J.T. Jones
New Mayesville
Ralph Jones
MT. Zion Church
J. S. Clawson
Clara Washburn
S. S
FORD
George Broshar
Paxton Shalley
Frank Riner and Sons
Okla and
Orville
Advance Christian Church
George C. Henry
Thos. E. Burrin
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