06 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1912
Page
1
Local items list births baby girl born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Chas Ross. Numerous visits and dinners with families including Waters Jackson and Ross. Hardware catalog notes, posts, harness sales, and farm updates amid community events at The Blue Front and Advance Hardware Co. Bank ad encourages saving.
The notice expresses pride in the school community and staff including music and art teachers for their work this year. It acknowledges student effort and the value of education while signaling a closing of the term and appreciation from the school leadership.
Ambition and progress mark the school year as students prepare for the six weeks remaining and the graduation class of this year receives community pride and support.
The Advance High School will send a representative to the Brownsburg Oratorical Contest on Saturday night March 16. Schools likely competing include Greenwood Connersville Plainfield Jamestown Advance and Brownsburg. Chester Demfree will represent the school after finishing one point behind Rosas Caldwell who won first at the preliminaries.
Mrs Lautitia Logan widow of George E Logan died at 1 35 am Wednesday at her son John Logans home in Advance after a twelve day paralysis illness. She was 64 7 11 and born in Hendricks county. She lived in Boone county forty two years and with her children since her husbands death. Surviving are sons John and Charles E and daughters Joan C Rosa Swailes Fannie Vangorder Minnie Statler Portia A Leet and Lizzis Brooks and William Swindler a half sister and half brother. She leaves twenty three grandchildren. She was a Christian church member at Advance. Funeral 10 am Friday at the Christian church with Rev L E Brown officiating burial in Old Unidh cemetery.
The Advance High School staged What Happened to Braggs before a crowded crowd on Sackday night. Jusnita Coniman and Rosa Caldwell each delivered solos and the girls chorus drew praise. Proceeds of 65 50 set a record for the venue and will pay off the last note on the piano.
A banking advertisement urges choosing a stable institution for present and future well being. It emphasizes permanency in financial arrangements and invites readers to call and view the bank’s services for mutual profitability.
A Central Labor Council warning urges restraint on moving to the West and Northwest. It cautions that many hopefuls arrive with little money to find crowded job markets and hardship, urging Indiana residents to stay where feasible. It notes some opportunities exist but advises patience and planning. A local church reports a missionary library of twelve books, with Tom Burke as librarian, available at the drug store.
North Christian notes Sunday attendance 81 with a $2 collection. Mrs Rot McCabe backs junior society efforts. McCabs 194 apleni d and all junior pupils urged to attend 2:30 Sundays. Mentions Robert Raiken and early Bible school growth, invites brothers and sisters to join, be punctual, and support missions with next sermons focusing on distant lands and the Ascension of Christ.
Shiloh Christian Church reports an $8 day with 73 attendees and $15 collected. Esther’s Band led by Vo Ross is named Joshua’s Band Mrs G YH Baaver serves as president of the Women’s Mission Board of the Western Indiana Cartesian Conference and may address Maine. Way 8 a the Sage isevuary voting roseting expected strong turnout and good for state Christian churches. Lane undecided on attendance.
A fragmented text mentions aims and plans but is largely unreadable. It references a person or group and a location and includes scattered phrases about hopes and effort. The overall meaning is uncertain due to corrupt OCR.
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