Be an School House Notes and Local Visits
Wm. Whiteman is not well. Mrs. Mary Swindler is improved. Mrs. Mary Ryan is very poorly with rheumatism. Joe Dean and wife attended the funeral of Mrs. Dean's father at Crawfordsville last Tuesday. Ed Wright and wife entertained his mother from Saturday to Monday. Frank Peterson and wife hosted Garfield Burris and family Edgar Peter son and family and Mrs. Pearl Imbler and friend of Lebanon. Mary Kathern Bean Oakel Bean Marie and Hazel Shanahan were present. Sunday callers at Jas. Swindler's included George Hardesty and wife of near Ward Shannahan and wife Bean and wife. Earl Ray and family visited Mrs. Mary Miller near Ward. George Shaw and wife Lee Shaw and family visited Will Debard and family Sunday afternoon. At Wm. Whiteman's Basil Meadows and family from near Thorntown and Bruce Whiteman and wife from near Mt. Zion called Sunday. Lee Owens and wife visited Harry Ross and wife Sunday. Carl Ross and wife spent Sunday at Ira Scott's near Thorn town. John Young and wife visited their daughter Mrs. Otha McDaniel and family. she is real sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ryan
Joe Dean
Frank Peterson
Garfield Burris
Edgar Peterson
Pearl Imbler
Lebanon
Mary Kathern
Oakel Bean
Marie
Hazel Shanahan
Jas. Swindler’s
George Hardesty
Near Ward
Shannahan
Bean
Earl Ray
Mary Miller
Ward
John Young
Otha McDaniel
Mt Zion Local Social Notes Highlight Neighborhood Visits
Charley Ross and wife visited Grandma Ross of Litton on Saturday. John Willhouse, visiting his daughter Mrs Albert Ridenour, returned to Plainfield on Thursday. Various neighbors visited, attended a funeral in Terhune, or hosted gatherings at homes, with tuberculosis illness noted for Mr Levett and multiple Sunday visitations. The item ends with a note of readers not heeding the Hustler Advance Hardware Co advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Willhouse
Albert Ridenour
Plainfield
Sow and Reap This Year of Food Shortages Warns Nation
The piece urges increased farming and gardening to raise food as shortages loom. It cites Indiana and U S wheat corn oats deficits, war risks, and calls for youths to learn farming while noting local aid, veteran facilities, and household economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Indiana
United States
U. S
Boone County
Chicago
Lebanon
Methodist Episcopal Church Seeks Spring Opening Day
In a Sunday school report Pastor C B Smith and Mrs B L Smiley lead visitors including R S Crose for a congregation totaling 74 with three absent teachers. Training classes show grit while upcoming programs include a young married class, Epworth League changes, and a South American Missions devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Smiley
S. S
R. S. Crose
B.L. Smiley
Olive Payton Besure
Easter program prep and church honors at Advance High
Children meet at 2 30 Saturday to practice for the Easter program Sunday morning. The State Secretary praised the school for a 100 percent efficiency in 1916, the fourteenth in the nation. Delbert James aged 8 celebrated a birthday. The basketball team was honored by Advance High School and faculty. Bro Halstead preached a sermon linking basketball to life. Coach Meeks was ill. Church was decorated by high school girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Ours
United States
Advance High School
Verne Verne Cornelius
Christian Soldiers
Bro. Halstead
Jesus
Paul
Isc
Meeks
Hazelwood farming notes and local visits listed
Farmers sow oats. Newt Bratton and wife visited R. E. Jones. Carl Ferguson and family visited Dorsa Butler. M. M. and S. E. Edrington built 80 rods of wire for Mrs. B. M. McClaine and S. J. Edrington. James Bean hauled logs for C. M. Ferguson as he remodels his barn. No. 11 school year ends next Friday with Dewy Akers teaching. Various families visited Margaret Beck, Emma Isenberger, and others. Rev. A. A. Hendricks and O. H. McClaine in Lebanon on business. more calls on Rev. Hendricks’ daughter near Advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
A. A. Hendricks
Mrs
Glen Maneely
Advance
Golladay School House and Nearby Visitors
Glen Paugh sports a new buggy and Joe Wall helped with hay on Monday. Rebecca Threlkeld spent Monday with son Otto and family. Charlie Garner and family visited with Otto Hardesty and Clarence Dean from near Pittsboro. Ammie Fagsdale and Glen Paugh dined with James Reed’s family Sunday. Albert White from near Max visited with daughter Mabel Garner. Clarence Pipes and family visited with Wm. Walker near New Ross. Walter Dean returned from Quincy after cancer treatment. Bruce Pickering and wife with Elisha Higgs and wife Oliver Pickering and sons Clyde and Dwight of near Hazelrigg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Paugh
Joe Wall
Robert Ferguson
Rebecca Threlkeld
Otto Threlkeld
Charlie Garner
Otto Hardesty
Clarence Dean
Pittsboro
John Dean
Ammie Fagsdale
Jas. Reed
Albert White
Max
Mabel Garner
Clarence Pipes
Wm. Walker
New Ross
Walter Dean
Quincy
Bruce Pickering
Elisha Higgs
Oliver Pickering
Clyde and
Dwight
Hazelrigg
Social visits noted in Milledgeville and nearby towns
Sunday gatherings include Lebanon R R 13 T M Jackson and family with Russell Jackson and wife near Milledgeville. Indianapolis visitors Miron Davis and wife with John Kernodle and wife. Tish Reese bought a cow from Clay Bumgarner. Weekend calls include Jim Weaver and family in Crawfordsville and Mary Rader Donna Rader and Elnora Stark with Mr and Mrs Jesse Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Jackson
Russell’ Jackson and
Milledgeville
Miron Davis
Indianapolis
John Kernodle
Mary
Donna Rader
Elnora Stark
Mr. and
Mrs
Jesse Brown
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Price
Advance Lumber Co
Wm. Whiteman
Mary Swindler
Ed Wright
George Shaw
Lee Shaw
Will Debard
Basil Meadows
Thorntown
Bruce Whiteman
Mt. Zion
Lee Owens
Harry Ross
Wife Sunday
Carl Ross
Ira Scott
Charley Ross
Grandma Ross
Litton
Rose Caldwell
Midge Lucas
Eliza Murry
Geo
Canada
Joe Graves
Dora Ballard
Adah Voorhis
Marjorie
Alphis Faucett
Terhune
Miss Victoria Proffitt
Miss Dora Canada
Roy Nicely
John Levett
Mr. Levett
Clyde Culley
E. M. Graves
E. L. Myers
Wm. Buechler
Lew Owens
Earnest Edrington
Sumner Owens
Olive Owens
the Hustler Advance Hardware Co
Diadem
Noblesville Milling Company
Noblesville, Indiana
Advance Grain Co
Harley Shelley
Sunny
Glen Waters
Bert Epperson
J. W. Waters
W. A. Wall
John Whitecotton
Nancy Whitecotton
Rev. Smith
George Zimmerman
A. N. Lewis
Marion
H. C. of L
Methodist Episcospal Church
C. B. Smith
Epworth
Epworth League
Lloyd Roark
Earnest Wright
Verna Smith
Letha Rohn
Advance Christian
St. John Halstead
Chas. Farlow
Putnam County
Treasury
Delbert James
Hazelwood
Newt Bratton
Cherry Grove
R. E. Jones
Carl Ferguson
Bushtown
Dorsa Butler
Stop
M. M
S. E. Edrington
B. M. McClaine
S. J. Edrington
James Bean
C. M. Ferguson
Dewy Akers
Whitestown
Elias Plew
Phorntown
Margaret Beck
W. H. Parr
Z. Billingsly
M. M. Edrington
Emma Isenberger
Near Manson
A. A. Hendrix
O. H. McClaine
Near
J. W. Hammick
Illinois
Golladay School
Chase
McClaine
Chas. E. McClaine
R. R
Tish Reese
Jim Weaver
Crawfordsville
Chas. Brown
Brownsburg
Sam Graham and Son Adraid
Lish Reese
Nantok
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