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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
1
An assorted ad page highlights Advance Grain Co. offers like Micro Oleomargarine, household services, and paper hanging. It includes notices from Lucas & Rogers, Mark Wall, Fred M. Sullivan, and Vanhorn about painting, insurance, seeds, and prewar prices. It also promotes photography, jewelry, and furniture sales with local events and class notices.
Church services led by minister KK Callahan include Bible study, sermons, and devotional sessions. Junior Missionary Program on May 10 at Baren Ailes home. Father’s Day observance planned for June 19. Children’s Day program set for June 5 at 7 30. Evening services at 7 30 with readings, solos, and sermons.
The Jamestown Band, a 15 piece ensemble, will begin street concerts weather permitting. Jamestown entertainments on Saturday nights draw large crowds.
The note urges reaching a 175 attendance goal for Bible School next Sunday. Each attendee counts plus each person you bring boosts totals. A church Missionary Rally in Lebanon yesterday had eleven attendees and Advance societies lead the county with praise from a state worker endorsing the Advance name.
At the Christian Church Rev O V Rector and Minister William Johnson report 191 Sunday School attendance and 1 70 offering. The Junior Missionary Society met with Donald Hedge. Mother's Day observance planned with a simple effective program. Attendance goal set at 250. Mary Billingsly and Rush Billingsly receive recognition for three years of perfect attendance. Group prayer meetings held with 106 present.
Ward Church announces Sunday services on September 8 with Sunday School at 10 A M and preaching at 11 A M. The evening service at 7 30 features Man's Chief Concern. Subject Our Debt to Mother. Will it mean anything to you? Join us for a day to be remembered.
Reverend David Emmert and Superintendent Splendid School oversee Sunday services. Ida Chamberlain Pearl Airhart and Edith Canada are appointed to buy song books. Mother's Day program planned for next Sunday. Brother Clawson visited by George Canada and family. Ladies Aid lacks comforts for Mrs. Edith Owens today.
The church announces services next Sunday for Mothers Day with special honors. The basement is completed and open for viewing. A church supper will be served by the Ladies of the Church and there are openings for Sunday School teachers. Sunday School meets every Sunday at 10. Preaching at 11:00 AM and 7:30 PM. Everyone welcome.
The Shannondale Presbyterian Church will celebrate its 90th anniversary on Sunday May 15 with an all day meeting and a special program. The church notes it is entering a splendid working condition.
The Neighborhood Club gathered Friday at the home of Mrs. H P Stevens. Guests included Mrs. H G Cruise Mrs. Wm Sempier of Indianapolis Ms Walter Davis and daughter. A solo by Mrs. Mabel McDaniel of Lebanon followed and Mrs Roy Rust delivered a paper titled The Crime Wave.
Wilbur Newman and Ed McClaine families visited near Stewarts Chapel while Blanche Armbruster from Crawfordsville stayed with Fred Sullivan. A resident birth Betty Jane born to Oris Ashwell. Big T flour advertised as winner and Guaranteed.
Advertisements for Advance Grocery and Meat Market services and insurance rates. Notices include sale of Postoffice Building investment, used Ford cars, 3-horsepower kerosene engine, photography plate sales, wall paper, lard price, and tailor offerings with contact details in Indianapolis and surrounding areas.
There will be business of importance before the Red Men on Friday night. Berry Red Man in good standing is asked to attend. F. H. Hypes, Sec.
The Advance Commercial Club held a well attended Monday night gathering with refreshments, two band selections, and a treasurer’s report showing a neat balance to the good. Plans to start Saturday entertaining events early in June were discussed.
W N Meek of Crawfordsville visited here on Tuesday. He says he owns an early issue of the Hustler and often reads it. He has always been a Hustler booster.
A husband suffers repeated injuries while work incidents occur during framing a wagon and tearing down an old building. He injured his finger and later fell from a frame, prompting renewed calls for liniments and plasters.
Ida M Cory announces forenoons each week on Monday Wednesday and Friday with office hours 9 to 1 at Mrs Reese home on North Main Street and 11 to 1 at Mrs Welden home on North Main Street Consultation and Spinal Analysis Free contact Mrs Reese at 100 or Mrs Welden at 67.
A National Biscuit Co demonstrator will be at our store this Saturday afternoon and evening to provide free tastings of their products. Attend to test the biscuits and learn more about the offerings from Advance Reeery and Meat Co.
Members of the Red Men lodge of Advance push a club room plan including cards pool and Sunday hours. The measure will be voted on Friday night amid strong opposition and a large crowd expected to defend the road name of Advance and Nipmuck Tribe No. 141.
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