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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
3
Marie Lucas hosted S. S. Olaes Tuesday night with eight class members enjoying the gathering. Kings daughters of Christian Charon visit Mrs Ed Hamilton today. Johnce Nicely suffers from severe blood poisoning after a limb sore worsened by a fall while trimming trees. he is in critical condition.
The note mentions a Lebanon event next year and possible baseball squad talk. It asks about a pitcher and notes school work ends March 25 with the County Fair starting March 26. It lists ice cream vendors fish pond managers fortune tellers and other attractions plus a fire going out in the base burner and a visit from Mrs Pointer Rose and Janet on Tuesday afternoon.
Friday visitors included Will Martin his wife and son Russell at George Zimmermans. Jess Coombe and wife called on Frank Utterbacks Sunday. Vigil Morrison and family visited Artie Clifftons Sunday night. Warra BKutler returned home Friday after a two week visit in Putman County. Avery Zimmerman and family Bettie and Guy Hinton called Norris Jarretts Saturday night. Mable Nellie Lonetta Utterbach visited with friends in Indianapolis over Sunday. Bettie and Guy Hinton called on Pete Todds Sunday afternoon. Tressie Butler returned from Brownsburg where she had been visiting sister Mrs Charles lhe. Toney returned to Kansas after a two week visit with relatives here. Hazel and Viola Jarrett spent Sunday with home folks. Shelby Hutchinson and mother called on Willian Butlers Sunday afternoon. Wm Martin and family called on William Butlers Tuesday night.
Advance R R 21 George Broshar and wife were in Lebanon Wednesday. Mrs Margaret Lucas has been sick the past week. Claude Lucas who works at Lebanon, spent Sunday with home folks. Earl Ray moved Tuesday to the farm he rented east of Advance. Will Tolley moved to the Gideon Smith farm last week. Neal Day attended the funeral of his uncle at Crawfordsville Saturday. Cleo Breshar spent Tuesday night with Olie Hoot and wife near Steward's Chapel. Frank Heady and wife visited relatives in Indianapolis early this week.
Mrs Susan Gardner spent Sunday with her son Albert Garner and family. Ww Walker and family were shopping in Lebanon on Saturday. Ray Poynter and family visited with Robert Ferguson and wife Friday night and Saturday. Clarence Pipes and wife welcomed a new boy born March 4 named Wilson Dee. Mrs Rena Higgs and Mrs Allie Walker spent Tuesday with Mrs Kettie Emmett near Jamestown. Warner Beck, son of Linden Beck and wife, is sick with pneumonia. Charlie Montgomery marketed his hogs at Mace Monday.
Mrs Mary Ryan of Ladoga attended her sister in law Mary Ryan's bedside last week. Esther and Mary Stump visited Monday. Mary Kathern Bean and Oakel Bean improved after illness. Mrs Lucy Reed remains very sick. Sunday visitors included Charlie Canada family and Lib Shelley of Bear Ward, Jennie Dean family, Goldin Emmett and daughter Louise at Morgan Shelley’s home near Stevan's Stop.
Lebanon R R18 hadt and Kenneth Jackson spent Monday night with Earl Reese. Mrs Sameraham and son near Lebanon spent Sunday with Claude Williams. Chas Thompson of Advance is papering Joan Kernodie's house. Mrs Harry Reese visited Thursday with her sister Mrs Bert Kernodie near Litton. E A Reese and son spent Sunday with John Kernodle and family. Clarence Patrick and family moved last Monday to the John Caldwell farm near Advance. Mr e Lora Lasley and children visited Monday with Mrs Versa Reese.
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