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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
8
Fragmented notice from a local newspaper page shows pricing for display and classified ads, obituaries, and community notices with unreadable vendor names, locations, and dates. The legible parts mention advance subscription terms and per line advertising rates, but no coherent event or person is identified.
A church update from North Christian Church reports 125 attendees despite sickness, with offerings totaling nearly 6 dollars plus 14 dollars to the Armenian fund. Incoming events include the Win Ore campaign, Kazoo Band participation, and an Indianapolis church meeting. Notices list officers and an upcoming W E M meeting, with extensive volunteer and material donation requests for orphans and fabric needs, plus a music lesson notice and a MARK WALL promotional blurb.
Sunday School attendance reached 115 with a strong offering for Armenian Relief. Eight souls decision for Christ after the service. Revived interest with Life Recruits appeals, a surprise ministry call for Emory R. Proffitt, and a plan for Easter Bazaar to reduce parsonage debt. Mrs W P Ray mourned as longtime member passes.
The administrator of Geo W Hall’s estate will sell on March 12 1920 at the deceased’s residence 8 miles west of Tebanon and 14 miles east of Dover Jefferson Township Boone County Indiana various property including horses cattle farm tools household items and furniture on six months credit for sums over ten dollars. Also notes clerks and auctioneers. Local community notices follow.
Entries describe Mrs. J. W. Bean recovering from influenza and numerous neighbors visiting or moving to farms. It records visits between families, transfers of property, and family events, including a birth and acknowledgments of cattle or property value tied to local history.
For sale a practically new 1918 touring coupe in good shape. Contact Ivan Wall of Advance at phone 12883. tf O- Born a boy Saturday February 28 to Dr and Mrs DeLou Fall of 18t Street Road Sta H Louisville Ky. It is thought grandpa and grandma Hall of Advance will recover.
Ora Dean sen of Mrs John Des Fjad in Co Shen sens died of pneumonia after moving to Colorado years ago for health. Body to arrive in Crawfordsville this afternoon and be brought to Mrs John Dean’s home. Funeral at Old Pisgah tomorrow at 11 o clock. Clarence Dean, his brother, left for Colorado Saturday and is with the body.
Mrs John Sublette travels from Taylorsville to care for her mother who is reported sick.
Ernest Smith reports small pox in Phoenix while ads urge meat purchases at Newman’s Meat Shop. Readers are directed to buy ham pork and lard as the German Standpoint discussion and Ford tractors are advertised with local supplies and endorsements.
The Sophomore girls and Senior boys are organizing a school play. Gertrude Pratt will play the bashful heroine, Dora Canada the nature Okie, Erp the pious role, and Goaldie Jackson the willful industrious wife in real life.
For sale Maxwell automobile in good condition offered by Robert E Bruce. Also listing second hand piano 75 dollars, piano player 200 dollars, organ 4 dollars, two other items priced 5 and 10 dollars. Mark Wall notes there are additional instruments of interest.
Otis Wall advises customers to place orders for the new Ford to secure early spring use, urging prompt action.
Group leaders connected to the Indianapol is Auto Show have long steered efforts for motorists in Indiana. Their roles span guiding firms and organizations while organizing the event and advancing transportation-related causes.
A large decorative effort for the Circle theater in Indianapolis aims to create a striking stage setting. The association hired Frank J. Alaminder as art director, a renowned designer formerly with Stuart Walker Co., to lead the project. Zimmerer, a leading theater decoration expert, is noted among American scenic artists.
After decades of ad hoc methods denominational leaders created the Men and Millions Movement for the Disciples of Christ, raising 6.2 million for five years. The Interchurch World Movement plans world surveys, cooperative machinery, and advisory roles to align denominational budgets with global needs while preserving autonomy.
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