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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
4
A long list of neighbors report illnesses and recoveries, social calls, and travels. Notes include Mrs David Nisley and others on sick lists, travel to Lebanon Anderson Jamestown and Crawfordsville, band plans at Coatsville, and a 60th wedding anniversary near North Salem.
The Advance Christian Church reports 132 in Sunday school attendance, offerings of 7.08 dollars, and 38 Bibles. A revival will start November 22 for three weeks or until mid December with Rev. Kelley preaching and a singing evangelist to be secured. May contest with Terre Haute Christian Church. Children’s Day program drew a full house. offering 25.18 dollars for Foreign Missions.
Next Sunday is observed as Children's Day with a morning sermon for children and evening exercises by children. The third quarterly conference is set for next Tuesday afternoon and Dr Leazenby will deliver the Conference sermon at New Ross on Sunday morning June 25. Attendance is hoped to be strong at both meetings.
Attendance at Sunday School was good. No preaching next Sunday. Rev H C McConaughy will preach the first Sunday in July. Missionary Society met with Mrs Lora McClaine. six cradle Roll members formed. Ladies invite Hustler readers to ice cream and cake Saturday evening.
Last Sundays Sunday School attendance 57 with offering 2.71. Rev Bexell preached. Cordelia Emmert elected as delegate to State Sunday School Convention in Indianapolis. Three birthdays observed: Mrs Mary Shields, Wayne Farrow, and Jaanita Canada.
Advance R A 20 Mr and Mrs Frank Martin are improving, Tom Demaree and family and Miss Hezel Shera spent Sunday with Thomas Caldwell and family. Chas Blunk and family and Mrs Anna Stairwall spent Sunday with David McClellan's. Pansy Dean spent Sunday with James VanHorn and family, Tom Mclaughlin and family va Ruth, and Fred Owens, Lyle John son, and Foster Owens and Baren Caplinger spent Sunday with Perry Ray and family Mrs Lou Caplinger called on Mra Al Ca near Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Deland Burrough spent Tuesday with Edd Hamilton and family.
A Doster campaign display in a Quincy shop featured a cottage with the claim that Heary saved one dollar weekly and invested in a building fund paying off in 25 years. Nearby barrels bore the message that John spent a dollar weekly on beer and by 25 years owned only a pile of empty barrels.
An expert orchardist is urged to guide proper pruning while stressing kindness to dairy cows. Emphasis is placed on cellar storage options, grape root worm defense, drainage for yards, and concrete cisterns for liquid manure. Cautions cover corn weed control, oats in poultry rations, and combining bee activity with fruit production.
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