Commercial Club Meeting Draws Large Turnout at Masonic Hall
About fifty people attended the Advance Commercial Club meeting at the Masonic hall Monday night. New president M A Fulwider and Ernest Beck as assistant led a program with speeches and plans for membership drives and a March 22 combination sale. The play The Path Across the Hill drew a full house at the Community building last Saturday.
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Masonic Hall
Commerce Club
Kateane M. A. Fulwider
Ernest J. Beck
H. C. Epperson
G. H. Waters
Treasury
Saturn Baseball
Advance Commercial Club
Neighborhood Happenings Full of Local News and Visits
Mrs. Pearl Whitely underwent an appendicitis operation at Witham hospital in Lebanon and is recovering well. J B Beaver rented 113 acres and will move to Advance with a public sale on Saturday. Martha Graves visits grandparents in Lebanon. FarI Waters installed a radio. Mr. and Mrs Mervin Caldwell were in Lebanon. Georgia McDaniel spent Tuesday there. Several families hosted dinners and visits in Lebanon and nearby towns. Earl Reese and Byron Serring have the mumps. Dorothy Lasley dined with Thora Nelson. Tell City relatives visiting this week. Chas Farlow staying with Vera Harburger family. Emmett Bowman Maude Bowman and Mrs. Wm. Roe in Crawfordsville. Jake Waters returned from Rankin Illinois. A burned child’s condition improving. Arcil Waters of Pocatello Idaho had a serious operation last Thursday and is reportedly stable. Junior Missionary Band met at Wanda Plunkett’s home with 18 attendees. Apples and pop served. Ora Sutton of Indianapolis spent a night with relatives.
Mission lecture by Dr. Minton at Old Union and Advance
Dayton doctor Dr Wilson P Minton Foreign Mission secretary will present a stereopticon lecture My Trip to Japan at Old Union next Saturday evening and again at Advance Sunday evening He spoke at Tokyo World Sunday School Convention 1920 and visited the mission field The mission offering begun at Advance will be completed Sunday evening and taken at Old Union Sunday morning GO TO CHURCH CAMPAIGN continues until Easter
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Wilson P. Minton
Dayton
Ohio
The
Christian Church
Old Union
Japan
Minton
Tokyo
Go To Church Campaign Seeks Easter Attendance Rise
A community campaign outlines church participation as a percentage of resident memberships across North Christian and East Christian Methodist churches. It presents last Sunday’s attendance percentages for Sunday Schools and church groups, framing Easter as the continuity target.
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North Christian East Christian Methodist — Ee We
Ee Churches
North Christian East Christian Methodist
North Christian Church Seeks Broader Unity in Services
Weather and illness aside, North Christian Church reports good Sunday crowds and plans a shift from Congregational to Presbyterian focus. Bible school attendance held steady, evening worship set for 7 00 with sermon The Demands of the Gospel and a church night featuring special music and observations. Public invited for March 16 activities and a potential guest preacher.
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Congregational Church
Presbyterian Church
Charles E. McClaine
E. Burrin
Central Indiana railroad sees heavy traffic in 1923 months
J. E. Spaulding, general manager, reports 1923 traffic heavy with the Central Indiana railroad. Records show profits every month except December, with January improving on December. Few inquiries about a sale, which is set for March 17.
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J. E. Spaulding
Central Indiana Railroad
Senator Ralston backs $5 million fertilizer aid vote
Senator S. M. Ralston voted in the Senate for a $5,000,000 appropriation to finance fertilizer purchases. The move supported Senator Harris’s amendment to the Norbeck Burtness bill, seen by some as anti one crop diversification. Ralston, noting Northwest wheat farmer distress, defended the action as humane despite constitutional questions.
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S. M. Ralston
Senate
Harris
Georgia
Ralston
Agriculture Committee
Indiana
Baby Girl Rose Mary Louise Born to Lucas Family
Mr and Mrs Joe Lucas learned Sunday that Mr and Mrs Paul Lucas of Indianapolis welcomed a 4 pound baby girl named Rose Mary Louise. Congratulations express joy from the family.
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Joe Lucas
Paul Lucas
Indianapolis
Rose Mary Louise
Hustler Office News Items Request
The Hustler office invites callers to submit news items for potential publication. Reporters are urged to share local happenings, events, and relevant community notices with clear details for quick consideration.
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Hustler
Hustler Office
Boone County Net Corn Crop Valued At 2,138,000 In 1923
The official Indiana agricultural statistics report shows Boone County’s 1923 crop values and production. Corn led with 3,448,000 bushels from 93,200 acres at 37 bushels per acre, plus oats, wheat, rye, and hay totals. Livestock numbers place Boone high in state rankings, with horses and swine notably numerous.
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Boone County
Indiana
United States Department of Agriculture
Indiana Legislative References Bureau
Boone
Allen County
Rush County
Surprise Party Honoring Dora Davis Draws 30 Guests
A surprise party was held Wednesday night for Dora Davis with 30 attendees. Gifts were exchanged and the evening featured Uncle Joe Sandlin as the fiddler entertainment.
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Dora Davis
Joe Sandlin
Remembrance of John Cogle Dear Father One Year Since
In loving remembrance of my father John C. Cogle who departed this life one year ago March. Peaceful be thy rest dear father though we miss you. We loved you in life and miss you still beneath the silent grave. The moon and stars shine above while we remember you. From devoted children.
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John. C. Cogle
Fife
Church Attendance Means Better Living
A compact church urging feature encourages attendance to develop socially physically and religiously. It argues a man owes himself growth and that regular worship strengthens daily life inviting those without a regular place to join.
Red Men plan state home near Lebanon debated
D N Lewis Indiana Red Men board president says Lebanon is a likely site for a state home for aged and infirm members. Plans estimate 40 to 60 acres and 100000 dollar initial cost with total 590000 to 750000, while coordinating offers from other cities and chamber support.
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Lebanon
Red Men Order of
Indiana
D. N. Lewis
State Board of Trustees
Lewis
Board of Great Trustees
E. C. Seabrook
New Albany
Gus C. Krack
Evansville
Mr. Lewis
Indianapolis
M Lewis
Chamber
Berean Class Meeting At North Christian Church
The Berean class of North Christian Church met last one day night with 27 present. A good time was reported and refreshments of cake and fruit salad were served. The next meeting will be in June.
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North Christian Church
School notes and student quips from a history classroom
A collage of remarks from students and teachers at a high school includes the orchestra supplying music for Saturday’s play at the Community building, praise for basketball players bound for the state tournament, and a parade of jokes and Q A exchanges on science, history, and daily life.
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Barl Brown
Arm Sale
J. B. Beaver
Nina Burris
Pearl -Whitely
Witham Hospital
Lébanon
Martha Graves
Ec. F. McCreight
Farl Waters
Mervin Caldwe
Georgia McDaniel
Harry Reese
Rex Shinn
Otis. Wall and Son
Jack
Glen Waters
Earl Waters
Jake Waters
Tommy
James Burring
Earl Reese
Byron Serring
Dorothy Lasley
Thora Nelson
Stanley. Rohn
Tell City
Chas. Farlow
Vera Harburger
Emmett Bowmn Maude’ ‘Bowman
Wm. Ros
Crawfordsville
Demna Baldwin
Rankin, Ill
Arcil Waters
Pocatelli
Idaho
Wanda Plunke*t
Ora Sutton
the Christian Church
C. L
Anderson Daily Bulletin
Care & I
Lebanon Chamber of Commrece
John
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trustees
Richard
Burrell
Beulah B
Scott
Junius
Pig Shaw
Jenny
von Hindenburg
Sis Yager
Europe
Bill
Grandad
Rhinie
Eoph
Mr. Lawler
Mary
Baxter
Red
Cyril
Corabelle
Washington
Bang
Mr. Lowe
Everet
Evere
Mr. Burrin
Genevieve
Jennie
Gen. Pershing
Lucile
Sagyas
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