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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
3
M. E. Church Sunday School attendance was 49 with a small collection. Next Sunday features morning and evening services led by Rev Francis. The second quarterly Advance and New Aees charge meeting drew a large crowd to hear Dr Leanze led by the new Superintendent.
Kansas City couple Mr and Mrs Dwight Woolf set out with dog Don and horse drawn cart for a year long 7500 mile trek across the United States aiming to follow a route around the nation with winter south and summer north. They expect to reach Kansas City again by November 1 1912.
Suville Christian records Shiloh Christian Sunday School attendance of 130 with a collection of 273 dollars and 734 points. Ten visitors attended as Mrs. Carria Beaver will represent the school at the Sunday School convention. Morning and evening services were well attended. Brother Kibby preached two helpful sermons and baptized four young men after the morning service at the creek.
Attendance 126 for last Sunday with a $3.31 collection. Scholars show interest as the contest begins. Travelers logged 165 miles by men and 138 by women last Sunday. Plan to join next Sunday for a journey to Palestine. Ladies Aid met Thursday. E M Coons of Dover Christian Church gave $10 as a free will offering. Today’s offering was $20. Mr and Mrs Coons are in Biloxi Missouri for health. Brother McMahan will visit next Sunday and Sunday night.
Simuel M. Shera of Cavite reports the Mt Taal eruption described in The Cablenews American Mauilla. He notes ashes in his yard and a 300 death toll at Bayunaug as five feet of volcanic mud overwhelmed the area. Shera is a long time Philippines photographer. Arbor days set for April 28 and October 27 in Indiana per Governor Marshall proclamation urging tree planting.
The piece recalls the first Protestant mission in America at the Upper Sandusky site, noting John Stewart’s founding role, his 1823 death, and the 1819 Methodist church board creation linked to Wyandotte missions. It mentions the 1816 organization, revival after decay in 1889, and granite grave markers plus biographical inscriptions. A Snow Flake floor 65c for 24 lb ad appears at the end.
The Red Men Order, regarded as strong nationally, reports 1910 membership at 390,013 with 56,797 in Indiana. Sickness expenditures totaled 137,871 dollars. Indiana burial costs reached 29,884.04 dollars. The 1910 relief for orphans totaled 32,867.65 dollars, Indiana receiving 67,900.19.
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