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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1917
Page
4
Tomato growers offered ten dollars per ton this season
Jamestown Canning Co invites growers to sign contracts soon or call to reserve tomatoes for the season. The Advance Hustler warns residents not to throw ashes in the street, citing a marshal ordered ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Canning CO
Cyclone Ravages New Castle Mills and Homes
A typist in New Castle reports a Sunday cyclone striking two blocks south of her rooming house. She describes widespread destruction with 400 houses leveled in the fashionable district and fires driving residents from safety. She and others seek shelter in basements as families are missing and the city endures extensive damage. A school entertainment is set for Wednesday at 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot Emmert
New Castle
Steve Emmert
Eas
Christian Church Activities Highlight Social and Classes
Church notes show offerings to Armond Akers Mona Beaver and Evelyn Proffitt. Visitors Susie Jackson Lena Oxford Jennie Ross Indianapolis attend. Plans near for CRe social in church basement March 17 with program and refreshments. Baren Caplinger to lead the C fs. Four more names enlisted. Sunday sermons noted. King's Daughters class at Mrs. Cunningham home with 25 adults. life of Joseph studied. Next entertainers Mrs. Harvey Merchant and Mrs. Pearl Brown. Missionary Society program planned for Wednesday afternoon. Preliminary oratorical contest Wednesday evening to select county reps. Admission 15 cents. Advancement Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armond Akers
Mona Beaver
Evelyn Proffitt
Susie Jackson
Lena
Oxford
Jennie Ross
Indianapolis
Baren Caplinger
C. Fs
Ruby Cunningham
Ed Hamilton
Emery Profit
King’s Daughter
Christian Church
Cunningham
Methodist Epiospal Church News and Plans
Sunday attendance grew slightly despite morning rain as the church notes memory verses on love and sets next week's focus on Father. The S S survey reveals under 50 percent enrollment with a cradle to adult department in place. Epworth League plans include a social and E L institute trip with fifteen Epworthians. Services Sunday at 7 with leader Miss Ermel Meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Workers Council
Epworth League
Verna Smith
Epworthians
E. L. Institute
Battle Ground
Ermel Meadows
Public Sale of Farm at Lebanon Area March 29 1917
Public auction at residence southwest of Lebanon and southeast of Max on March 29 1917 begins 1 30 p m selling horses mules cattle hogs grain and about a hundred implements including wagons cultivators plows planters and harrows. Auctioneers C O Tribbet & Son with George E Adams as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Max
John Deere
Oliver
Janesville
Ladies Aid Society of Old Union
Resurrection After Four Years in the Pit
A fragmentary notice recalls a revived figure after years in a bottomless pit. It mentions a preacher in a hospital restroom, a neighbor selling a milk cow, a maple stir postponed by rain, and a church program with readings and music led by Mrs. J. T. Jones and Beulah Riner.
Advance Christian Day Program Set for Sunday Morning
The One Sunday morning program at Advance Christian will feature piano by May Cornelius and opening by Trymn Processional Onward Christian Soldiers. Mrs J T Jones will give the invocation and Mrs Millie Harris the scripture lesson. The hymn I Love to Tell the ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W. O
Advance Christian
May Cornelius
J. T. Jones
Millie Harris
Christian Convention Program in Advance April 1 1917
A church convention at the Christian eee in Advance scheduled for Sunday April 1 1917 at 2 PM features orchestra, devotional, and a report from Rev Rector's Secretary Ora Swindler. Delegates will hear a talk on The Bible as the Rule of Life by Prof L M Crist of Thorntown with a county president R S Crose address and business for officers. Music includes combined choirs led by W E Lucas and Mrs Lotta Bratten with piano, and the church orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society
Lotta Bratton
Carrie Beaver
Society
Ruby Cunning
Board Iham
Christian Eee
Ora
L. M. Crist
Thorntown
R S. Crose
W. E. Lucas
Lotta Bratten
Christian Church
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