28 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
1
The column lists Sunday visits among families in Advance, Roachdale, Kentland, and nearby towns. It notes illnesses, dinners, and social events including a Wave land home talent play and local dances in Ladoga. Enlistees from Morgan county stationed at Fort Douglas appear alongside various local greetings and visits.
Merit McClaine of Prestolite Co in Indianapolis was at home Sunday and Monday. Otis Frazier and Thad Rigdon of Morristown visited Ora McDaniel and family for one hour Monday. Chester Demaree returned home Monday for a vacation. Harold Evans and wife of Minneapolis and Mrs James Evans and children of Russellville visited Frank Riner and family. Tulmer Richard and wife and Clay Moyer and family of Lebanon and Olive Bush called in the afternoon. Municipal visitors and family gatherings marked the weekend social scene.
Satirical verse in mock dialogue with a German Kaiser pledging to dominate Europe and threaten war on Heaven. References to submarines and Edison patent, predicting a global conflict if God refuses his partnership. The piece blends caricature and geopolitical bravado with wartime menace.
Attendance 102 with 6 visitors and $2.51 collected. E R Proffitt noted birthday. C E service canceled to enable attendance at Children’s Exercises. Next Sunday C E service at usual hour on Little Things That Make or Mar. Morning sermon The resurrection of the Just and Unjust. Evening sermon series on Revelation begins. Members urged to attend and those absent to send scripture for roll call.
A short line describes enduring warm weather and blistering sun, advising on protective measures and staying safe during high temperatures. The fragment emphasizes personal resilience amid hot conditions.
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