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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
5
Free homesteads in Montana new law and town boosts
Community notice from Advance Hustler Advance Indiana outlines 640 acre free homesteads in Montana under a new law with mentions of new towns business chances and 25 cent maps. Also notes Masonic Decree for three candidates Wednesday May 9 and losses items like glasses and patriotic post office cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance
Indiana
Amontana
U.S
The
Masonic Lodge
Jamestown Lodge
Advance Lokery Advance Pies Event Report
James Hendrix learned his brother Milo died in Nebraska this week. Virgil Smith appeared before H. J. Frazier Esq at the marshal’s request for horseback speeding. He was released on the promise of good behavior from now on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hendrix
Milo
Nebraska
Virgil Smith
H. J. Frazier
Marshal Rogers
Evermore
Trustee Sets Weekly Township Sessions at State Bank
Wm Joseph trustee of Jackson township announces weekly Tuesday sessions at State Bank of Advance for township business and notes he will conduct business at Jamestown on other days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of Advance
Jamestown
Wm Joseph
Jackson Township
Funeral in Rush County for Mrs. Charles McMichael
Ermel Meadows and Forest Ward joined by many locals at supper hosted by Mrs. Herry Rumbaugh in Lebanon. Attendees then traveled by car to Rush County to attend the funeral of Mrs. Charles McMichael formerly Mabel Airhart, with service at her home and burial nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermel Meadows
Forest Ward
Herry Rumbaugh
Lebanon
J. B. Graves
Ike Emmett
Rhella
Harvey Aibatt
Bailey
Wm. Duncan
Willie Graves
George Canada
Eliza Murrey
Rush County
Charles McMichael
Mabel Airhart
Bruce Airhart
Chas. Michael
Herh
Dover Country Club Sees Largest Audience and Bright Prospects
The Dover Country Club held its season finale last Thursday with a large audience in the clubroom. Clara Cain and Madge Stafford gave readings, Dynamite Sumpter read a past edition of his news nugget, and Max Terhune delivered a lively monologue. Rev Restor spoke, delivering a strong address, boosting plans for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Country Club
Clara Cain
Madge Stafford
Courtney
Sumpter
Max Terhune
Erhune
Terhune
Advance
Restor
Township church activities and Sunday scenes noted
Advance Bakery S S notes that Jackson township schools progress well. Preachers Crose and E Smith to install graded work at Bethel M E Church Washington township Sunday morning and attend Center Township Convention at Brown's Wonder church in the afternoon. Baptist church crowded at Elizaville township convention. Rev Helstead offered service to country Sunday morning. One day weekly volunteer plan for farmers. Bert Sparks break plan discussed by Senator Arthur Robinson and Judge Ed Jackson at Hendricks County Sunday School convention in Clayton Thursday night. Mrs Ora Beaver visited a Crawfordsville Baptist school class she formerly led. class named Kings Daughters now has 79 members. her current class has 35 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Crose
E.&. Smith
Bethel M. E
Washington Township
Center Township
Brown’s Wonder Church
Elizaville
Helstead
Bert Sparks
Arthur Robinson
Ed Jackson
Clayton
Crawfordsville
Ora Beaver
Baptist School
King’s Daughters
Duke Recounts Two Hundred Thousand Plunk Debt
Dialog hints a family debt as a mother and daughter discuss an old tale. The daughter confirms the duke owes about two hundred thousand plunks, suggesting a bygone financial or social burden within the household.
Advance High School Sees Successful Term Despite Trials
The Advance High School closed with a highly regarded term amid distractions from basketball fervor illnesses and gossip. Principal Mr hk. 8. Stansell is credited for steady leadership and school records show strong progress despite obstacles and staff absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance High
Stansell
High Morals and Strong Staff at Local School
The article praises the school for the season just ending and predicts a wide awake next year. It commends Miss Nancy Wilson for years of principalship and notes Mr Curtis and Mr Meeks as excellent instructors. Miss Wiltrout earns high marks in music. Miss Eunice Ross has left Decatur County and is at home. Rev Hendershot and Rev Rector were hosted for dinner by D G Caplinger and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Wilson
Curtis
Meeks
Wiltrout
Local Family Gatherings and Distinct Encounters Noted
Ruth and Thelma Ferguson spent weekend with Rey and Freda Ferguson. Grant Davis and family with Arthur Mills. Bert Ferguson and wife with Carl Ferguson and family. Aunt Jennie Loop sale attendees include Estal Troth and wife and Bert Ferguson and family. Es t al Troth escorted the Pittenver and McLaughlin Far Selif group. leg injury mentioned. Estal Troth and wife hosted guests Mills and Canada. Thomas McLancalin and Estal Troth made a Lebanon trip. Grant Davis and party, including Bert Ferguson and daughter, planned Lebanon visit on Thursday. Win Pittenger hauling material for his new house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Ferguson
Carl Jerguson
Jennie Loop Sale
Estal Troth
Wim. Pittenver
McLaughhlin
Far Selif
Chas. Mills
John Canada
Thomas MecLancalin
Lebanon
Grant Davis
Alis
Win
Pittenger
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Card Department
Hustler
Bingle
Indiana Associated Weeklies
Advance Lodge
A. M
J. M. Sandy
W. MM
T. E. Burrin
Secy
O-F
Elsworth Brown, N. G. Herdis Brown, Secy
K. P. Lodge
Ora McDaniel
C.C
K. R.S
Nipmuck
C.R.M
Ot's
Sachem
Chas. E. McClaine
C of R
Advance Bakery
Frank Gregory Phohe
Hustler Office
Route 11
Frank Riner
Chas
Blank
John Cornelius
Advance Lokery
U. S
Army
Navy
ToYaarOun
H.C. Epperson Agent
Walter Hunt
Mark Wall
Lok
Trustee’s Office
Advance Meat Market
Sanitary Prompt
H. C. McConaughy
Epperson
Whitsett
Aetna Insurance Co
J.r.sullivan
Mose Riley
Tomato Club
Lora A. McClaine
P.F. Scott
S. S. Notes
Ly McClure Syndicate
Providence
Ruth and
Thelma Ferguson
Rey
Freda Ferguron
Arthur Mills
Ok Smith & Co
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