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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
5
Close of business June 6th 1919 reports real estate mortgages totaling 595701 93 and pass book loans 4292 73 with additional items including liberty bonds furniture and fixtures insurance guaranty stock and surplus deposits 449739 39 dues and dividends 2111 20 undivided profits and fees premiums total remaining not fully listed
A group of mission workers led by Mel Trotter gathers for a rescue effort. The lineup includes Ed Clark of Buffalo and Milwaukee organizer Tree Seeker, with Professor Homer A. Homtree noted for his support and Hammontree linked to Trotter's work among soldiers.
In July and August Cedar Lake Conference attracts many visitors to the picturesque lake. The landing pier stays busy with boating and fishing enthusiasts. The swimming area offers inviting waters and a lively crowd gathers for shore leave and trips around the lake.
Benjamin F. Shalley born August 3, 1833 near Bardstown Kentucky died June 16 1919 at his home west of Advance aged 86 years 10 months He served in the Civil War enlisting December 1861 at Rockville Park County and discharged February 1863 He took part in Chattanooga Corinth and Shiloh He married Mary Pratts August 25 1666 and had two children Paxton and Tempa Funeral at home conducted by Revs Airhart and Boyd burial Jamestown Hunt Wall directors
The Cedar Lake Conference grounds in Northern Indiana offer a scenic venue for outings and vacations. It features speakers and music amid natural surroundings, recalling its past as a camping spot and Chicago beer party locale.
A group of noted speakers for the Victorious Life Conference led by Charles Gallaudet Trumbeil editor of the Canal Times includes Dr W H Gril and Slifte College of Toronto and Ralph C McGuilkin formerly a cay of Times. The event features delegates and a Cedar Lake Bible Conference group preparing for the event with notable leaders and volunteers.
Northern Indiana residents join the Cedar Lake event on Automobile Road led by Pastor Per Rader of Moody Tabernacle. The wooded avenue along Cedar Lake showcases a Marvelous transformation as motor cars park along the route drawing visitors to the conference grounds and Christian activities.
Cedar Lake Conference in northern Indiana will host a cordial welcome for the Gideons and their friends on July 13. Christian traveling men from Indiana and nearby states are invited to spend the weekend with many special meetings planned in their honor. The accessible Cedar Lake grounds promise a bright turnout and enthusiastic support.
Dover notes list visits by Mr and Mrs Riel Youngs to a daughter Ansha Grimes and son, plus gatherings with the Wall and Duncan families. Guests include Elsa Greene from Indianapolis and the Miles, Hall, and Cory households. Oscar Sparks family and Leo Grimes also visit, as Frank Stafford and W H Stafford host. The Dover Country Club plans an ice cream supper and entertainment on Wednesday June 18 with Charley Miller of Lebanon performing, inviting all.
Mr and Mrs Howard Northcutt welcomed a baby girl born Sunday. Mr Dulin and family near Lebanon plan to move to the Wash Groves farm. Geo Brindle has a new Overland Lish Reese and family spent Sunday at John Whitecotton's. Mr and Mrs John Kernodle were in the city Monday. Miss Ruby Ham visits her sister Mrs Geo Brindle. Lawrence Whitecotton of Advance spent Sunday night and Monday with Earl Reese. Mr and Mrs Tom Jackson were in Lebanon Tuesday. Mrs Jane Kibbey of Lebanon visits her mother Mrs Elizabeth Jackson.
A Boone County War Mothers meeting is set for Saturday June 14 at 2 30 P M in the Small Court Room with a reward of 5000 dollars offered for information related to the case.
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