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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
4
The Advance Hustler established 1899 lists Ora McDaniel as publisher. The weekly paper is mailed as second class matter with a March 3 1911 post office filing in Advance Indiana and carries a yearly subscription of $1.00.
A constitutional cause is cited for bed-wetting and urges mothers to write Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Box ND to receive a free home treatment with full instructions. The notice claims the method helps children and also cures adults with daytime or nighttime urine difficulties.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Mr Zion church met with Mrs Wm Sandlin last Thursday for the regular monthly session. Five visitors attended and three new names were added to active members. Enoch Whiteley was added to the remembrance roll. Since prior meeting, the auxiliary served lunch for three sales and held a church day. Afternoon work included piecing and knitting comforts. Revenue noted was 4.10 dollars. Freshmenots of popcorn apples and maple sugar were served.
Advance R R 21 Frank Peterson and wife moved to John H Kincaid s place Monday. Sumner Owens butchered hogs Saturday. John Nicely was in New Ross Saturday. Chester Sparks attending school at Crawfordsville spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks. Mrs Rosanah Lasley of east of Max spent last week with daughter Mrs George Broshar. Frank Riner and family spent Sunday with Will Riner near Jamestown. Otis Spher and wife at Joe Lucas Sunday. George Broshar and Herman with Charley Sparks family Sunday afternoon. A M Lucas and family east of Max were guests of Lafayette Lucas Sunday. Charlie Sparks entertained company from New Ross Sunday.
John Cogle visited Lebanon on Saturday while Otto Threlkeld sold hogs at Mace on Monday. Cecil Broshar and wife visited Frank Bowman and wife near Max on Thursday. Bert Ferguson butchered hogs last Wednesday. Albert Garner and wife shopped in Lebanon Thursday. Clyde Pickering from Hazelrigg stayed with Elisha Higgs and family on Wednesday night. Mrs Mabel Garner spent time with her parents near Maz. Bruce Pickering and wife visited James Van Horn and family on Sunday. About sixty five neighbors gathered at Albert Rightenour's last Thursday for a pleasant surprise and social time. They plan to move to Mrs Walkers farm near Bushtown school house.
Wm Walker with his wife and son Emmett dined with Ed Wright and family near Advance. John Dean and wife with Odessa Trosper were Sunday guests of D. O. Meadows and family near Shannon Dale.
Albert Garner and family spent Sunday with Mark Beck and wife. In Lebanon on Saturday were Bert Ferguson William Trosper Harry James Albert Garner Baxter Brubeck Otis Coons and family Verl and sons Eugene and Cornelius. Harry James and family visited Tom Evans and wife Sunday afternoon. Bert Ferguson Carl Ferguson and families visited Robert Ferguson and wife. Dan Ottenburg and wife visited Ora Ottenburg and wife. Mrs Harry James and children visited Nora Ferguson.
Irene Caldwell and Florence Cap linger are on the sick list. Mona Beaver is out of school. Mr Guy Coons and children spend a few days with Otis Coons and family. Mr and Mrs Leaver Gray near Danville visited W P Ray and family. Vernie Lucas left Tuesday for Montana for a few weeks. While hauling coat last Tuesday Mack McClaine's horse bolted when frightened by an auto. no serious damage occurred.
Attendance at Sabbath School 47 with offering 1 73, chapters 148. Three birthday offerings noted for Dave Duncan Mrs J D Ewmett and Ward Washburn. Hugh William Zach ary added to cradle roll on Sunday. Roll now lists twenty nine names.
The ladies auxiliary sewed and picked geese for Mrs Nellie Graves. Many visits are recorded including John Logan family to Roy Chamberlain, J A Farrow's guests Sol Buechler and family, Edgar Zachery and sons visiting Mrs Liza Murray, and others at Henry Proffit, Thorn Town, and Crawfordsville. A social gathering at Otto Whiteley’s included pulling taffy and games after a week of moves and visits.
James Graham and Mies Hattie Brown were driving to town when their horse, blinded by a street light, reared into a ditch and overturned the closed vehicle. Both escaped with only a few bruises as the buggy sustained heavy damage.
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