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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
5
A local retailer touts gasoline for cold weather use and praises a large Racine tire shipment. March 24 opening sparks comment as corn planters, discs, plows, tinware, aluminumware, steel ranges, and a two section broadened top stove draw housewife interest with improved ventilation and cleaning.
Jamestown high school basketball team failed to reach the State Board of Control by the deadline, missing sectional qualification. Officials say late mailing or late arrival kept Jamestown out though the squad is among the county’s strongest. Kathleen McDaniel has been absent from the post office for a week due to flu.
Attendance reached 96 with offerings at 4.80. Cradle Roll adds Doris Betty Garner. Aid Society led by Mrs. Alice Carter with Mrs. Linnie Billingsly in charge. Lagrappe confined at home. Missionary meeting Friday. social hour after. Pastor topics Sunday: morning Christianity Worth, evening Put on your Skid Chains. Beavers class exams on Matthew then Mark study. Beginning next Sunday prayer service after Sunday school. Easter services planned with week of preparation and prayer. Bertha Welden, Jerry Higgins, and Mrs. Feta McClaine lead Bazaar planning.
A poem urging friends to express affection before death through direct proof of friendship. The speaker asks for frank feelings and a hearty gesture now rather than waiting until he dies. He requests tangible signs of friendship and real warmth in the present.
Filing periods begin after March 1 and run through March and April. Exemption allows up to 1000 dollars of mortgage value, not exceeding property listed value. a bill to raise to 2000 dollars awaits action. Many eligible fail to claim it. previous affidavits must be renewed this year.
An eight room house and an adjacent warmhouse on the Lewis E. Bennington farm three miles southwest of town were destroyed by a Saturday fire between 1 and 2 PM. Part of the contents were saved. Loss estimated at 1500 dollars with 500 dollars insured. fire believed caused by sparks from the kitchen flue. old case kept loss lower.
A short social note reports Gladys Wall entertaining several friends at a Sunday supper in the community tab. The passage also urges readers to study the Hustler ads and praises the paper's lively advertisements.
The Farmers and Merchants auction is set for Advance Street on Saturday March 10. The notice invites parties to sell and buyers to attend, promising a lively sale and many inquiries.
Advance high school beat Perry Central five 45 to 17 on their home floor, leading 22 to 7 at halftime. Curtain raiser saw Advance junior team top Perry Central junior team 17 to 10. Classifieds note subscriptions, Rhode Island Red eggs for sale, an incubator and Barred Rock eggs for sale from local sellers.
Advance Hdwe Co reports availability of red cedar posts and fencing materials for shipment or pickup. Local contractor and farm supply buyers advised to check stock and pricing.
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