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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
4
The Advance Hustler lists subscription rates with cash in advance options: yearly 2.00, six months 1.00, three months 0.50, single copy 0.05, and bulk discounts. Advertising charges are 0.20 per inch for display and 0.05 for locals per line, with extra lines for obituaries and notices. Membership references include Commercial Club and Indiana Associated Weeklies, with entry notes and mottos.
Local residents and families are listed visiting Lebanon area schools and homes. Madge Stafford Pearl Brown visited Lebanon High School. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Wall hosted Leo Grimes and family. Several gatherings occur Sunday with Utley, Booker, Wall, Grimes, and Sipe families. Funeral attendance noted for Lucile Booker in Thorntown.
James E. Sutton died at 4 45 PM Sunday at his home near Max after more than a year and a half of illness from tuberculosis of the throat. He was born November 28 1851 in Montgomery County and was 69 years 5 months and 3 days old. He lived in Boone County for 33 years after moving from Montgomery and Hendricks counties. He married Margaret Vice on October 12 1874 and had three children Flora Sutton Verda Hougen Ora Sutton. He leaves a grandchild Nora Crisler a brother Joseph Sutton and sister Mrs Sarah Smith. He was a ME Church member and trustee at death. Funeral was preached at Advance Mission Church Tuesday and burial was Old Union. Wall and Bratton Funeral Directors handled arrangements. The piece notes community activities including a surprise party for Sam Graham and family and program at the Country Club with local residents and musicians.
Load of chestnut size hard coal expected any day. Orders for hard coal welcome, cheaper on car than in bin. Also Mrs. Emma McClaine offers cleaning and pressing services for ladies and gents clothing. Leave orders at OK Barber Shop.
Advance Lodge No 8060 0 meets Thursday night each week. Glad welcome to visitors. Lew Owens N G John Campbell Secy.
D P Keeney and family of Indianapolis joined Ora Mc Daniel and family for a Saturday night and Sunday visit at the community building. Mr Lew Honecker of Thorn town died today noon. his wife is twin sister of Mrs Charlie Haris of Advance. Honecker was a monument dealer in norn town for years. Advance Lumber Co advertises a cheap hard coat offered with a new car delivery.
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