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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
4
The Advance Hustler notes the town post office in Advance Indiana as second class mail. It reports Advance Lodge No. 806 IOOF meets Thursday nights and welcomes visitors to join.
Commencement exercises for a Sunday School class will be held Sunday night May 4 featuring instrumental piano by Mrs Roy Chamberlain. Mrs Ed Washburn J M Emmert Ora McDaniel give talks and Rev J S Clawson delivers the address Fully Equipped. Diplomas presented by Mrs J D Emmert. Class motto Better to Get Wisdom Than Gold. Students Miss Trestle Clark and Mrs Pearl Airhart. E S Stansell granted leave of absence from Pittsburg Penn to teach next term.
Terre Haute chautauqua lecturer Mrs Mabel Dunlap Curry, nationally known, will discuss The Debt of the Church to Democracy at North Church on Sunday night May 4 at 8 PM. No admission but a silver offering. Those who heard her at Thorntown recently praise her talents.
Notice to taxpayers of Jackson Township Boone County Indiana that a temporary loan is necessary in the Special and Tuition Funds for payment of teachers and other school purposes pursuant to the Indiana Tax Laws of 1919. Wm. P. Kibbee Township Trustee.
Rev J S Clawson will preach at Mt Zion Church this Sunday and Sunday night. Communion and commencement exercises follow morning services. Mrs Washburn Supt called to Lexington on grandfather James Hardy death. Attendance 44 in Sunday School. offering 168. Committee met with Mr and Mrs J D Emmert to arrange drive. Pearl Airhart and Miss Trestle Clark completed Training for Service exam at Airhart home Friday afternoon.
North Jackson women continue wartime effort and report 5300 raised for the Victory Loan. Weather note predicts 21 days of May rain. Community Building stockholders to vote for officers after the American Glee Club program on May 8. Mothers Day program set for May 11. Church outreach urged by George C. Henry and Thomas Burrin.
The editor announces Mose Riley joins the paper with a wide ambit for his writings. A windy office voice mocks contracts and office life while noting Riley’s power to shape subject matter and reader interest. A Fisherman’s cold joke leads to a wartime Liberty loan plug.
Separate skirts are praised for summer wear in various fabrics from georgette to wool. Styles range from sheer to heavy fabrics with pockets and narrow hems, suitable for sport outfits and ankle length designs.
Captain Marcellus H Chiles of the 356th Infantry earned a Medal for conspicuous bravery in action on November 3, 1918 near Le Champy Bas France. He assumed command after taking up a fallen soldier's rifle, led his battalion across a stream through machine gun fire, was fatally wounded, arranged for succession, and died after reaching the hospital. Home address listed as 2815 West Thirty seventh Street Denver Colorado.
Roy McCabe and family visited Mr McCabe’s parents at Smartsburg on Sunday. Several families including L Owens, Ira Scott, Callie Ho,s, Clarence McConaugay, Uiay McConaugay, Haney Gallagays, and James Bean hosted or visited neighbors. Afternoon cadets included Mr and Mrs Caldwell and Mr and Mrs Shaw.
Bynum Canada and family Edd Canada and family Frank Kateman and family Mrs Clara Canada Sam Underwood and family were guests of Chas Canada and family Sunday Verna Cornelius Crouch will visit her in laws in Tennessee and then enter school Ralph Rohn was kicked four times Monday by four boys Dr Paul Scott new Market vet reports strong business and joins Knight of Pythias Ora McDaniel advertises nine cents popcorn price until further notice A bumper crop last year reduces popcorn but locals pledge support
Classified note suggests checking Wark Wall for sewing machines old or new and mentions lost pair of pipe cutters and contact Thos Caldwell or Ora. Beaver Subscribe for the Hustler Go Indiana Daily Times now $4.
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