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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
1
Jackson township Democrats call a mass convention on April 4 at 1:30 p.m. to nominate a township ticket for the November election. All Democrats urged to attend and help select the ticket. By order of Township Committee G. M. Maugus A. M. Lucas C. E. Young T. F. Young.
E M Graves announces candidacy for township trustee to Democrats in Jackson township. He asks for support at the convention and, if nominated, in the November election.
George Raddegty and Jewett Ashley declare candidacies in Worcon township. Raddegty announces planned trustee run and future electoral support at the convention and in November. Ashley states intent to be candidate for assessor subject to Democratic Convention decision on April 4.
Rev. C. A. Brown preached against amusements citing Psalms 1:1 and Galatians 5:1 urging church members to guard their walk in leisure hours. He questioned dancing and modern amusements, noting youth disapproval and elder support as the congregation debated the sermon.
A citizen calls Advance residents to organize a commercial club to boost fire protection, attract small factories, and create local employment. He urges mass meetings and immediate action before the busy season to promote town development and self-reliance.
A local contest offers one dollar cash and ten yearly Hustler subscriptions weekly for the best and ten next best morals to fables published by the paper. Entrants must write plainly numbered morals, at least 55 words, and follow submission rules with weekly deadlines.
Mrs. Mary Ailes visits Indiana. Darnell, Whitenack, and Hustler ads announce sales and fresh bread. Hop O My Thumb plays at the Opera House March 31. K of P dues due March 31. Public sale announced by Jas Darnell March 28. farm notices and millinery news amid local visits from Indianapolis residents and store promotions.
The eighth grade girls prepared a noon dinner for the ninth grade boys with a secret planning. Miss Wilson attended as the sole guest while the boys arranged a table. The gathering enjoyed the meal and the boys rewarded each girl with a bouquet of roses and carnations.
Wm. Lucas and his wife were in Crawfordsville on Wednesday and Thursday visiting local residents and taking in sights of the town.
Bank of Advance Chas E McClaine page 4 a hub clothing co page.
Mrs Emmert of Crawfordsville visits Jno Airhart Chas Airhart goes to Crawfordsville Monday Wm Canada spent Sunday at Or Swindlers Wm Whiteman and wife visit John Murreys Nurday Mrs Jas Whitecotton not better Stella Nicely with Clay Sheets and wife Leva and Eunnie Airhart with Jno Farrow Henry Emmert and wife at Simeon Emmerts Saturday night Harry Hall of Lebanon visits George Babers over Sunday
Mr and Mrs Sam Graham of near Lebanon visited Claude Walls last Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Coons of Lebanon visited E M Coons and wife Friday. Mr and Mrs Ora Nelson of Lebanon and Mr and Mrs Lop Way of Dea jbanon joined W H Nelsons eight minutes the day. Tom Snider and sister near Jefferson and Frank Stafford and family of Hazel College spent Sunday with W H Stafford. Herschel Smith of Martinsville will work for Henry George this summer. Mr Anderson near Old Union works for J S Miller. Mr and Mrs Lee Milee returned home Saturday from Indianapolis after an extended visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs George Grimsteiner of Indianapolis visited Chas Mills. George Stottler moved from Advance to Frank Stark's property Tuesday.
Leona Debard visiting with her brother James near Big Springs for several days. Mrs. S. J. Edrington called to Kokomo due to her sister's illness and death. W. E. and M. M. Edrington moved among Thorntown Shan nondale Beckville and Advance on business Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Wampler moved to Gosport Indiana from New Ross. W A Wail plans to bring his family from Advance next week and occupy the Roberts property on South Green Street. Ten New Ross pupils will graduate near Saturday with a class including Don Harris Donna Doves Frank Cline and others taught by Laura Walker. Community events note church quarterly conference March 21 at Advance with Rev W E McKenzie preaching.
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