08 May 1924
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1924
Page
1
Old Union Church hosts an all day service next Sunday starting at 10:00 a.m. with Sunday school at 10, preaching at 11, a 2:00 p.m. program, and an Endeavor at 7:30 p.m. A second preaching follows the Endeavor to observe Mother’s Day. all are invited. Pastor E. C. Geding signs the notice.
Choir practice at North Christian Church announced with programs including Junior Mission Band May 13 led by Merrill Frazier and featured performances by Daniel Nola-Freda McClaine James Wyatt Wanda Plunkett and Frances Very Early.
The M E Church invites all to attend a Mother's Day service next Sunday with white flowers for the departed and colored flowers for the living. Special choir music, a Mother's Day sermon, and no evening service are planned. A Boy Scout reorganization meeting follows Friday at 7:00 PM inviting all boys to attend.
The Bowman family expresses deep gratitude to the King's Daughters class neighbors and friends for their faithful assistance during their recent bereavement.
Claude Corbin of Rosston and Eloise Ferguson of Zionsville wed in Lebanon on Saturday officiated by Ora McDaniel. Corbin is a merchant and Ferguson teaches at Zionsville school.
Electricity becomes a factor in farming as a hatchery in the country reportedly runs with a capacity near a million, highlighting energy needs in poultry production and its impact on operations.
Mrs Faye Frances Broshar of Advance died at 2 45 o clock Wednesday April 31 following tuberculosis since July 24 1923 She was 29 years 9 months and 25 days old She married Cecil Broshar in Lebanon December 2 1914 Two sons Lloyd Earl and Raymond Lee Broshar survive along with brothers Emmet Mark Bowman Advance Glen Bowman near Shannondale and sister Maude Bowman Advance One son died in infancy One brother and one sister are deceased Funeral services were held at Shiloh Christian church Advance with Rev Homer Dale in charge Burial followed at Pleasant View cemetery
Mrs. Tillie Worland wife of Alonzo Worland died at 7 o'clock Thursday morning at the residence in Perry township after a four week illness. Funeral from Cynthian church in Perry township at 10 o'clock Saturday forenoon Rev E A Williams officiating. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery Lebanon. Born February 1 1864 in Boone county she spent most of her sixty years in Perry township. Survived by husband. a Baptist church member. daughter of William and Mrs White. The family was the last of eleven children.
Wesley Oliver Pratt 77 a lifelong Boone County resident died at his home near Old Union Wes April 31 at 9 30 p m after months with a complication of diseases He lived on his farm since 1873 born August 10 1841 married 1874 to Mary Etta Marlowe Survived by eleven children eight living in Indiana plus Ora M Pratt of Attica eighteen grandchildren one brother and three sisters Also surviving are two deceased children Funeral was at Old Union Christian church Friday at 2 pm Rev D O Coy officiating Burial in Old Union cemetery The Standard Brick Company Crawfordsville plans a 150 000 brick per day plant expansion with project cost about 150 000 and new fence work
Ora McDaniel attends funeral for Baby Elsie Trent in Hendricks County. Numerous family visits and dinners across Mooresville Indianapolis Lebanon and New Ross including the Bowmans Walks Fulwiders and Wall families. Names listed: Jessie Piersol Kersey Walk er VanHorn and others.
Three Thorntown youths Russell Hawkins Jesse Gaddis and Carl Gant escaped serious injuries when their Ford touring car collided with another Ford eight miles southwest of Frankfort about 9 30 last night. The Thorntown car was driven by Gaddis, the other by a Frankfort man whose name was not learned.
Next Sunday Mothers Day will be observed. The 1924 25 yearbook is ready for distribution with reports and officers listed. Bedres Kurkyasharian spoke at the Christian church Near East Relief service. An evening sermon on A Message from Mars followed baptism. Church boards meet Monday night. Committees chairs include Ernest McKern John Leatherman Mrs Walter Couger. Quarterly social day announced.
Mr and Mrs Eldrew Cissle spent Sunday in Frankfort. Chase McKinsey of Indianapolis was a Sunday visitor with Thorn town relatives.
The first Band Concert of the season will occur one week from this coming Saturday night on the streets here. Advance invites everyone to attend each concert this summer for outdoor music and community enjoyment.
Mr and Mrs Dave Nicely traveled to Lebanon Sunday after recovering from a minor ailment. The outing marked a quiet restart of their weekend activities in the community.
A Thorntown auto overturned twice, pinning Hawkins and Gaddis. Gant was ejected, injuring his back. Gaddis hurt knee and hand. Hawkins suffered hip pain and a facial cut. All were shaken but not seriously hurt as the wrecked car ended up upside down. Frankfort car escaped with a broken wheel.
Walton H. Peteet secretary of the National Council of Farmers Cooperative Associations denounces Henry Ford Dearborn Independent articles as a tissue of falsehoods and insinuations. He notes a 500000 farmer membership and says Ford refused a meeting to present cooperative marketing facts. The council vows to expose falsity and urges cooperatives nationwide to denounce the attack on American agriculture.
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