06 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
1
Public Sale listed after rental of a farm near Lebanon with horses cows and equipment described. Local residents including military returnees and church events are noted alongside farm goods for sale and community announcements.
The Sunday School attendance 146 and offerings total 13.72 with multiple designated gifts and birthday acknowledgments. Merom College president Dr C B Hershey to preach. foreign missions drive planned April first. Grade Oratorical at High School on March 12 with music and activities. Mr Major Staton of Canada to speak at North Church. Urbana trip for two engaged.
Last Friday marked Ralph Cunningham's birthday with a Sunday surprise planned by his wife. A pleasant day of music and conversation followed with several photos of attendees including Sylvester and Philip Cunningham, Joan N Cunningham, Clarey Mays, Albert Cunningham, and Thomas Buller. Guests, from Dayton, Lebanon, and Advance, departed in the late afternoon, wishing Ralph many more happy birthdays. Navy beans offered at 10 cents per pound by Chas E McClaine amid expected price rise.
A large auction Saturday proved a successful sale with many items selling at solid prices and others below expectations. Overall receipts totaled 2122.65 dollars reflecting a productive event.
Henry P. Davison announces the War Council has ended its wartime duties and hands over to Dr. Livingston Farrand as permanent Red Cross head. He notes massive American support, with millions of members and billions in cash and supplies, and praises the organization’s service to soldiers in France and at home.
The school notes reveal a stream of offbeat anecdotes from teachers and students. Miss Ohaver quizzes on grammar while students exchange playful banter about topics from plural forms to recitations. Daisy and Bessie Imbler visit, and a busy school day ends with mischief and chatter.
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