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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
1
Community notices list egg sales farm equipment and services from Advance Hardware Co and area merchants. A photography studio move and Easter sale planning are noted along with buy egg offers and car trade chatter involving Swindler Bennett Graves and Mark Wall.
Mary Wills of near Lebanon visited Mrs. Amy Debard on Sunday. Clair Bratton and family helped with cats furnished by S. Z. and prepared by Mrs. Billingsly. Lida Manhorn recovers after sickness. Mona Beaver to arrive next week for ten days. Mrs. Mary F. Wall ill but improved. Paul Ross and Martha Ann Graves mentioned in illness notes.
Harold Caldwell had a growth removed from his right eye in Indianapolis on Thursday. Otis McCoy and wife visited friends at Christian Liberty on Saturday. Mrs. McCoy stayed longer. Bro bee Bleam and family and Bro L G Caldwell and wife dined with Newman and family. David Nisley and wife visited relatives near Whitestown Sunday. Mr and Mrs V B Harshbarger visited Harshbarger's parents in Lebanon Sunday. Katherine Simpson, visiting Mrs Emma Riley, has returned to Crawfordsville.
Con Welden and his family moved to their North Judson area farm Monday via Cunningham and Reese's Truck Line. The note wishes the family happiness and a barrel of gold as they depart the community.
Miss Creek of China will lecture at the church next Sunday night and a union service with two other town churches is planned. Revival meetings begin Monday night March 21 with Rev. Tillotson preaching and run through the week at 7 oclock. Sunday School is at 10 A M with a 7 P M lecture. The second quarterly meeting follows the preaching service Monday night.
The Christian Church reports healthy Sunday School participation of 155 the prior week and 139 attendance with an Armenian-Syrian relief offering. A Foreign Mission day is planned with sermons and activities, plus a China missionary visit at the Methodist Church. The Easter Sale gains momentum with a secured Bank Building location and social aims.
Local notices advertise a community Easter Bazaar with repairs on eye blocks watches sewing machines and furniture jewelry sales. Van Horn's Studio offers framed photos and extras while Mark Wall Lucas Rogers and Mrs Chas McClaine promote services and travel updates. Cordelia Caldwell resigns from Terre Haute school and plans summer in Colorado.
The undersigned Sylvan A. Yager is appointed by the Boone County Circuit Court in Indiana as administrator of the estate of Arthur H. Yager, deceased. The estate is deemed current. February 17, 1921. Rogers Smith Attorneys for Administrator.
A young widow Lucy Woodruff of Greensburg Kansas seeks a home and a partner. She describes herself as beautiful with a four year old son and requests references from a potential suitor in response to an Advance Hustler appeal.
Harry Ross displayed symptoms of a paralyetic stroke Sunday. W. P. Kibbey shows Job like patience. Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson of Greensburg visited T. J. Caldwell and family Sunday. MARKWALL offers a large wall paper stock and miniature sample book.
The North Christian Church held a missionary meeting at the parsonage with 28 members. Mrs Nina Burris led the study on Africa and refreshments were served by Mrs Bulah Riner. Three prayer meetings are scheduled at the church from March 23 to March 27 led by R E Callahan John T Jones and Mrs Clara Jones. The pastor attended a conference in Indianapolis on Our Debt of Honor.
Town of Advance Indiana presents an itemized treasurer’s receipts and disbursements for 1920. Beginning balance was 4270.50 with receipts totaling 8508.00 and numerous disbursements to officers, contractors, and utilities, plus interest and audits.
Community items report Mrs. John Emmert and Mrs. Jennie Beaver seeking spring sewing help. Mrs. Rush Woodis sold 105 dozen eggs in Advance. Census employee Mrs. Rhella Ross, formerly of Advance, has promotion in Washington. Families entertain and move within the area. Bonnet and apron sale announced for March 26 at the bank building.
Bal on hand 4,589.28 as of December 31 1920 reported by D. G. Caplinger treasurer.
Dr Burk while examining pupils at the school discovered a serious heart irregularity in Harry Hoover known as Hoopie. He explained Hoopie had carried a trick plate lifter under his shirt and the pulse varied while the heart beat strongly. The doctor warned Hoopie to seek immediate medical attention.
The head is 10 inches. The tail is as long as the head and half the body. The body is as long as the head and tail together. Let h=head=10, t=tail, b=body. t= h + 0.5b and b= h + t. Solve: t=10+0.5(10+t) => t=10+5+0.5t => 0.5t=15 => t=30. Then b= h+t = 10+30 = 40. Total length = h+b+t = 10+40+30 = 80 inches.
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