Johnson Takes Over Advance Phone Plant Operations
J K Johnson of Indianapolis took possession of the Advance telephone lines from John Sandy and R J Riner. He plans moving the office to the former Fall heirs property with underground cables and first class restoration of county lines. The transfer was completed Tuesday. Sandy and Hiner will close their books soon after twenty years in the telephone business and have moved their desk to the Hustler office.
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J. K. Johnson
Indianapolis
John Sandy
R. J. Riner
Mr. Johnson
Bank
Dr. Fall
Sandy
Hiner
Hustler
Bakery Flourishing Under Bowman's Purchase
E L Walker touts strong early growth after buying Bow man, with an expert baker delivering top quality work and steady customer interest in the bakery business.
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E.L. Walker
Mark Bowman
Feeding Many Sheep at Otis Wall’s Barn
Otis Wall feeds hundreds of sheep in a large south Advance barn. He has sold thousands of head across the countryside and farmers praise the efficient self feeding system that keeps the barn full at all times.
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Otis Wall
Advance
Mr. Wall
Otis
Local Folks Share Weekend Visits and Illnesses
Local residents spent the weekend visiting relatives across Greens Fork Litton Browns Valley and Indianapolis. Names cited include Willis Failwider Halstead Pointer Mc Clellan Hancock Foster Northcutt Lasley and Caldwell. Dorothy Booker, Cecil Booker’s daughter, is very ill with whooping cough.
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Mr. Cecil Booker
Dorothy
Local Social News Notes From Weekend Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ferguson and daughter Thelma were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Canada. Lorene Burris is home from Ft. Wayne to spend a few days. Mrs. George Canada is improving slowly. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Burrin and family spent Sunday with T. E. Burrin and family. W. S. Lasley is improving slowly but able to be at his business.
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Frank Pointer
Mary Augusta
Marvin Caldwell
Bert Ferguson
Thelma
Ralph Canada
Lorene Burris
Ft. Wayne
Mrs. George Canada
Ruben Burrin
T. E. Burrin
W. S. Lasley
Junior High Plans Annual Operetta Next Friday Night
The Junior high school will present its annual operetta Friday night next week. The play is highly commended and expected to draw community interest.
Community operetta draws new crowd at crad es event
The operetta performed in the community building drew a fresh audience as the production “Cin” earned universal satisfaction. Teachers and the ensemble contributed, with Mirs Stewart among the participants recognized for their efforts.
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Crades
Cin
Erg
Mirs Stewart
Dame Ee Waetts
Coolidge Inauguration A New Own Presidency
President Coolidge renewed his oath as thirtieth U S president on the Capitol steps with Chief Justice Taft administering. The event featured a 25 station radio broadcast and crowds along Pennsylvania Avenue, as Dawes took the oath at 12 15 p m and the ceremony continued with prayers and adjournment to an extra session.
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East Portico
The
Capitol
Washington
Coolidge
United States
Taft
Capitol Square
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Senate
Shortridge
California
Robinson
Bursum
New Mexico
Nellis Taylor Ross
Wyomng
Warren
Eddie Halsey
Dawes
Pro-tem Cummins
Committee On
Fresh Bread Sooks from Son's Bakery Featured
A local bakery promotes fresh bread and cookies with a new batch of goods. Son's Bakery offers a wide array of treats including cookies and loaves, inviting customers to sample the upcoming daily specials.
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Son’s Bakery
Advance Quintet Shows Class as Tourney Looms
The Advance basketball team, after three straight wins including a 41 to 29 victory over Thorntown, heads to the sectional tourney with a strong chance to reach the final. Coach Burrin's squad, 12 wins in 19, features McCabe in form and teammates Faulkinbury Lafollette H Faulkinbury Brindle McClain and White ready for a solid tournament showing. Continued on page 6. Rev Reibald of Danville Indiana preached the monthly Union sermon at the North Church Sunday night to praise-filled listeners. He also spoke as a Central Normal College professor and noted the civility of Advance citizens and the potential for growth.
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Advance
Thorntown
Burrin
Liton
Jamestown
McCabe
C. Faulkinbury
Lafollette
H. Faulkinbury
Brindle
McClain
White
Reibald
Presbyterian Church
Danville
Ind
North Church
Lawler
Central Normal College
I . Reibald
Dreams Come True in Two Nights Tragedy Case
Mrs. Wm. Johnson dreamed on two nights that two colored men killed Ralph Cunningham and a colored woman knew of the crime. Now two Negroes are held and confessed her dreams. Friends of Cunningham are glad they raised the $500 reward which is believed to have prompted the negress to reveal clues. If the suspects are guilty, police and detectives deserve commendation for swift results.
Prayer Day United Advance Societies at M E Church
Three missionary societies of Advance joined for an all day prayer meeting at the M E church on Friday. The Advance ministers and local workers presented a helpful program and plan to meet in this capacity annually.
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of Advance
M. E. Church
Advance
Movie Man Chas Rohn Transacts Business Here This Week
Tell City movie house manager Charles Rohn, recently managing another theater at Linton, conducted business in Tell City this week, highlighting ongoing activity in regional cinema operations.
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Chas. Rohn
Tell City
Linton
Coolidge Calls for World Cooperation and Peace Lead
President Coolidge declared in his inaugural address that America must lead the world to permanent peace. He urged international cooperation and domestic economy, stressing tax cuts and reduced government spending as essential, and argued the United States is best positioned to guide global prosperity.
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Washington
Mar
America
Coolidge
United States
Inaugural Party Attended by Jamestown Guests
Mrs. C. G Lawler hosted an all day radio inaugural party with guests from Jamestown and Advance including Mrs. Dave Shockley Mrs. Richard Miller Mrs. Wm. Connor Mrs. Fred Roult Mrs. Cecil Steele Mrs. Austin Heaey Mrs. Walton Rosen and baby Mrs. Arch Miller and baby Mrs. H. M. Gentry Mrs. Girt Kincaid Mr. Ralph Jones and Mrs. Roy Melson. The event accompanied remarks on United States foreign policy urging World Court conferences armament limits and aid to less prosperous nations.
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C. G Lawler
Dave Shockley
Richard Miller
Wm. Connor
Fred Roult
Cecil Steele
Austin Heaey
Walton Rosen
Arch Miller
H.M. Gentry
Jamestown
Girt Kincaid
Ralph Jones
Roy Melson
Advance
Coolidge urges world court stance with firm defend of sovereignty
In a speech on the world court he pressed for adherence without refinements of logic. He warned against bartering independence and urged the United States to support a tribunal for just treatment between nations while emphasizing governance economy at home.
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World Court
School Noses Junior High Operetta and Senior Play
The junior high operetta is set for Saturday evening March 12 at Community Building, with the senior class play planned for Friday March 27. Tickets for the basketball tournament must be bought by Thursday evening at the Schoolhouse or Burrin Drug Store to support local school credit. The high school held agural ceremonies in assembly with Byron Sering and Calvin receiving praise. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Rev. E C Geeding on Sunday evening April 19, followed by Commencement on Saturday evening April 25 with address by Rev. Chas W Whitman of Greensburg.
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Burrin
E. C. Geeding
Chas. W. Whitman
Greensburg
Thorntown Honor Roll and Local Society Notes
Thorntown grade schools announce honor roll for January 19 to February 27 with students named by grade. Local events include American Legion Auxiliary updates, P E O Sisterhood dinner and white elephant auction, and evangelistic campaigns in Clermont and Zionsville. A Farce production A Womanless Wedding is set for Tuesday and Wednesday nights at the high school auditorium with a 70 man cast staged by Marie Simpson LeVee Producing Company.
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Thorntown
Alta Jaques
William Archer Dean
Margaret Ann Bassett
Frances Louise Jorden
Martha Jean Galvin
O. D. Martin, Jr
Virginia Macy
Ruth Wyant
Marie Sympson LeVee
Bardstown
Missulamae Sympson
Cess
Count Hearsals
K. of P. and
Pythian Sisters
Hospital Update In Hendricks County Visitor Notes
Geo Joseph of Hendricks county formerly of Advance travels through Friday en route to Lebanon after a medical issue near the appendix. The patient underwent a partial operation but full procedure could not be completed. Mrs 7 teaches at the parish class this Friday night.
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Geo. Joseph
Hendricks County
Advance
Lebanon
Jr Mission Band Meets With McDaniel Family
Junior Mission Band plans a Tuesday night gathering with George and Lula McDaniel including songs prayers scripture lessons from Luke 16 19 22 Matthew 22 15 22 6 10 7 24 30 and Mark 7 24 30 readings by Lavern Brown Mildred Bowman Joseph Showalter Walter Bowman Opal Showalter George and Lula McDaniel perform a duet readings on China themes and other Christian topics with prayers, minuits reading by Paul Blunk, a love gift offering, and benediction.
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Junior Mission
George
Lula McDaniel
Lavern Brown
Matt
Mildred Bowman
Joseph Showalter
Luke
Walter Bowman
Mark
Opal Showalter
China
J B
Laura Graves
Matt Wyatt
Paul
Blunk
Shulvinany Vties Local Organization Case
Local organizational dispute centers on crates allegedly supplied by Wm. Tana. The report notes a contention over ownership and delivery terms, with both sides citing warehouse records and shipment counts. Proceedings appear to focus on possession and liability for missing or misrouted crates.
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Shulvinany Vty ‘Wm
Tana Crates
Quince Canada Buys Walker's Restaurant in Advance
Quince Canada of Advance has purchased the restaurant owned by E. L Walker and took possession yesterday morning. Quince, with restaurant experience, aims to keep an up to date dining spot while Walker retains an interest in the local bakery and may focus more on bakery and the picture show.
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Quince Canada of
Advance
E. L Walker
Quince
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Delecate
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