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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
2
Prices listed for subscriptions and advertising in The Advance Hustler include yearly and multi issue options, single copies and short obituaries. Notices show display ad rates per inch and locals per line with various extra charges. The item is filed as second class mail matter dated March 3 1911.
Advertising notes a church program at M E Church on Wednesday night March 22 featuring colored musicians. Also listings for sales of two building boards, assorted livestock, seed corn eat seeds, and notices from local figures Ora McDaniel Chas McClaine and E M Smith. An oyster supper by Ward Christian Church Ladies Aid is announced for Max on Saturday March 18 with ice cream and cake. Measles cases noted and Jess Burris returns from the west.
Mrs J T Jones had supper with Joe Bowen and wife last week. Bruce attended the Philips sale north of Lebanon on Thursday. Walter McDaniel and family visited Ben Sumpter and family Thursday evening. Mrs Dr Smith of Clarks Hill, Mrs May Miller and Mr and Mrs James McDaniel of Lebanon dined Friday with the McDaniels. Bun Sumpter and family spent Sunday with Robert Cox and wife. Mark McDowell attended basketball games in Crawfordsville Saturday night. Grant Emmett moved to the E M Smith farm to work this year. Mrs Walter McDaniel and son Irl visited relatives in Whitestown Sunday. J A McClaine spent Sunday with Perry Ray and family.
Stewardship notes report Ed McClaine and family visiting Hode Straughn and family. Vern Faulkenbury and wife visited Raymond Faulkenbury near Dover. Jo ck Glock and family, Charlie Hopkins and family, Earnest Richardson visited Ota Creasy and wife. Guy Cox and family plus Herschel Richardson and Ota Creasy called on Austin Emmett and wife near Windy Corner. Bun Sumpter had a fine day for his sale. J M Sandy's sale was well attended. R J Riner bought horses that eat gasoline.
Regular preaching day planned at Mt Zion next Sunday with all invited. Measles illness reported in the vicinity. Local social visits include Letha Rohn with Lela Emmert, J A Farrow and families at various homes, and multiple neighbors visiting at Bush and Emmert households.
The Men’s class hosted a banquet for prospective members serving 115 men a fine supper. Speakers included Grafton Newlin Tinsley and Montgomery. The editor Hustler declined attendance due to sickness.
The church announces 11 a m preaching on Christ's Conquering Heroes and an evangelistic evening with orchestra. Highlights include growing Christian Endeavor and Sunday School, plus a note on the ill infant of Mr and Mrs Pierce McClaine. Also mentions rising printing costs and a private operation for Ival Garner.
The baccalaureate sermon will be preached by Bro. Ashby at the north church on April 23. The commencement address will be delivered by Judge Charles J. Orbinson on April 25.
Wm Joseph trustee states he will conduct township business at the State Bank of Advance Advance every Tuesday and at Jamestown on all other days. The notice specifies location changes for official transactions and identifies the township.
Basil Nicely and Quince Cana drove a cow to Cicero covering about 40 miles. They walked the distance export but rode the train import.
Wallace Ross stays by his father Orlando Ross at a Lebanon area home as the elder battles illness. Orlando, 73, suffered a grip and heart leakage leading to blood poisoning and is not expected to recover. Ed Wright praises ad efforts and notes printing needs for a sale. Mr. and Mrs. James Graham and Opal Brown spent Sunday with Ed Graham and family near Max.
People tune in for suspenseful drama as Nelga Petrona leads a criminal band in The Tigress, revealed as a polished society woman. Also featured are Train Order No 45 from Hazards of Helen, Lubin comedy split reel with Avenging Bill, The Haunted Hat, and A Mile a Minute Monty in a colorful 5 reel lineup.
The Dover Country Club meets tonight with a large agenda and social time for all. Since the death of John M. Stansell, Mrs. Stansell and Snow have separated their household and Mrs. Stansell, in poor health, will live with her children. Stan Sell plans to attend school this summer. Fine singing to be heard at the M E church with local participants from the Mardi Gras program. A debate is set for Gol laday school house Friday night March 17 on a lively topic with a strong pro and con group. all are invited. Frank Whiteley improving rapidly.
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