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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
1
Jackson Township churches raise and tally contributions for Near East Relief. Sums from Jamestown M E Church, Jamestown Christian 8, North Church Advance, East Church Advance, Lower Mt Zion, Old Union, Advance K of P Lodge, and Advance Masonic Lodge push totals toward aid for orphans. The Hustler notes many gifts routed through Sunday Schools.
Dr and Mrs Burk learn of their daughter in law Mrs Harcy Burke's death in Kansas City. Burial set for Richmond Tuesday after body brought there. O H Bowen of Green Castle dies in night after eight weeks of suffering. John Long dies east of Thorntown after paralysis years. Rev Dave Evans of Forrest dies. funeral held today. Evans served Civil War at 15 and later became a pastor. Geo Canada notes longtime friendship with Evans.
Sunday School attendance was 103 with offerings noted. Mrs. Laura Hedgge leads the fellowship, the Kings Daughters meet Friday with Grace Proffitt memorial program in the parsonage. Dr. F. H. Peters, D. D. of Greenville, addresses the Forward Movement Drive planning Indiana events April 23 to May. March Missionary meeting announced for next Wednesday afternoon.
For sale eggs Rhode Island Reds at $1.50 setting offered by Mrs. Charles Emmert. Also for sale 2 or 3 tons of good mixed hay offered by Bruce Pickering.
Straight salary forty dollars per week and expenses to a man or woman with a rig to introduce poultry mixture for Eureka Mfg Co of East St. Louis Illinois.
Walter Van Horn known as the photo man advises clients to schedule early sessions and avoid crowds by securing locations before April 1. He emphasizes timely bookings and smooth service for portraits and events.
The C W E M asks all church ladies to donate material fabric or ready made garments for orphans in St Louis. Items needed include pillow slips towels blankets baby outfits girl dresses shoes and more. Easter delivery expected. S S attendance 112 and a 6 95 offering.
A winter hat with black velvet brown and lace rim was lost between Advance and Ma. Finder please notify Hustler office. Pearl Gardner of Lebanon and Robert Dove of Frankfort were married in Lebanon this morning by Rev. Dale. They will reside in Lebanon. Mrs. Dove formerly resided in Advance and has many friends here.
Arthur Howie of Catlin Illinois and Miss Mabel Martin wed at the bride’s home one mile north of Advance Saturday afternoon. Rev Bleam performed the ceremony. The couple will soon move to Illinois to reside on a farm.
L. Co. Robinson of National Refining Co. advertises Whitsett Hotel Advance Indiana as the sales contact for En-arco Motor Oil and White Rose Gasoline. Announces a $4 per drum price increase starting Monday March 15 1920 and urges buyers to stock up this week to save money.
A long list details numerous residents relocating farm and property. Ernest Delano moves west of Shannondale. Virgil Vannora shifts from near Ladoga to Martha Burris farm. James Burris relocates to Roach Dean's vacant house. Walter Vanhorn and Dr Hall staff change residences. The item notes additional moves involving Emmert, McClaine, Shera, Serrings, Levis, Hurt, Hedge, Higgins, Williams, McLaughlin, Epperson, Shinn, Coons, Washburn, Hardesty, Peterson, Canada, and McCabe with farms near Advance Thorntown Hazelrigg Jamestown and surrounding counties. A special millinery display at Melson's Store is advertised, plus loan offers from State Bank of Advance.
Otis Wall promotes the Farmers and Merchants Sale as a strong event with high grade stock and property. The notice urges buyers to participate, promises square conduct and early printed bills listing stock and household items, and directs to contact the manager to list items.
A reminiscence on old remedies contrasts with a modern cough syrup sold at Burrin's Drug Store. The ad touts an unspecified mixture with White Fine Squill Lobelia Blood Root Tart Emetic Ammonium Chloride and Tar plus oil of eucalyptus and menthol and Cod Liver Extract. It is promoted as a tonic for throat and lung disorders and easy cough relief.
Blue Valley Butter and Meat Market will sponsor Advance team members Earl Ross Farl Waters Oris Ashwell Roy Melson Rex Shin and Otis Wall as they represent at Bloomington games tomorrow night.
Hazelwood residents and visitors gather for family and neighbor events. Names including Hammack Broshar McClaine Edrington Emmett Ca non and others appear with moves and weekend visits near Rosston Egypt Hedge Valley Lebanon Perry Arkansas. A retirement era note mentions a fever illness impacting a Dayton Ohio family member.
Plenty of money to loan on farm mortgages. J. B. Graves improving rapidly and expected to leave Williams Hospital soon. Special display of millinery at Felson's Store. read the ad.
The notice urges customers to keep to a strong price line and guarantees satisfaction with marwall products. It stresses value and a commitment to low pricing as a selling point for shoppers.
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