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Newspaper

Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1914

Page

4

Personal Paragaphs from the Burrin Family and Local Notes

The column lists social visits and daily news from Waveland and nearby. Burrin and wife hosted Mr Burrin’s parents and his brother with his wife. Advance Grain Co sought 60 000 pounds of wool at the Advance elevator with highest cash prices. Local residents and visitors include Davia Nisley family Lebanon and Alva Nisley Indianapolis. Ora McDaniel family returned to Morristown. Mrs McDaniel’s visiting week noted. Mrs Ray Lasley of Max ill with uncertain recovery and a baby under a week old. two children mentioned with possible consumption risk. Jobn Plunkets family moved to Guy Coons farm. Coons moved to Greencastle to run a garage. First band concert of the season held. attendance fair despite cool weather. J W Jones of Lebanon and wife attended events including band concert and Mother’s Day services at Advance Christian Church. J W Ross and wife with Jennie Ross and Nellis Caldwell daughter Irene traveled to Thorntown to visit James Morris, ill after a stroke. Opera house manager Cris Ashwell presented the Passion Play and Moving Pictures amid bad weather. A Jones addition residence. Roy Melson planning a modern home with a 3 inch well. Carl Caldwell near Dover Station seriously ill for four weeks, relying on heavy nourishment and opioids. Sunday noted as a bad day but patient remains alive.

Card of Thanks for Rev Sherrell and family

We thank friends and neighbors and Rev. C U Sherrell and Cory and Statin for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our husband and father. Mrs. Resanpab Lasley and children.

Wabash Graduate Named Spencer High School Instructor

William Al Surroughs of near Shannondale, a member of this year’s Wabash College graduating class, is elected instructor in chemistry and physics at Spencer High School. He will begin next fall, replacing Archie Drybread who has resigned after filling the post for three years.

Wiliam al. Surroughs Shannondale Wabash College Spencer, Laws Archie Drybread Wabash Drybread

Jamestown Offers Free Saturday Evening Bend Concerts

Jamestown stands out as the only town in this region to provide free Saturday evening bend concerts, drawing residents and visitors to enjoy music outdoors each weekend. The initiative highlights community arts support and local cultural programming.

Jamestown

Jamestown Amusement Co Sued Over Injuries at Noblesville

Laura Randall sues Edward B. Spohr Walter Smith and Tedk Tucker seeking 32500 damages alleging a loose iron rod on the Jamestown Amusement Co merry go round struck her in October 1913 during a Noblesville horse show. She seeks 2000 as judgment with lawyers Phil J. Faris J F Neal N Neal J M Warley.

Laura Randall Edward B. Spohr Walter Smith Tedk Tucker Jamestown Amusement Co Noblesville Jamestown Co Phil J. Faris J. F. and N. ©. Neal J. M. Warley Lebanon

New Assistant Cashier Named at Local Bank

Glen Waters appointed assistant cashier at the local bank after Fred Thompson retires due to impaired eyesight. Waters, formerly with Advance and resident of Frankfort for four years, will move to Advance this week and begin the new post Monday.

Glen Waters Advance Frankfort Fred Thompson Waters Glen

Local Church Notes Sunday Service and Society Meeting

Sunday School attendance was 78 with a collection of 1.65 dollars. Jefferson and Mary Hinkle and Ruse Brosbar observed the birthday offering. Rev Kibbey will fill both morning and evening services. The Missionary Society meets next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs O A Beaver. Readings from the Christian Missionary will be presented.

Jefferson Mary Hinkle Ruse Brosbar Kibbey the Missionary Society O A Beaver Christian Missionary

Attendance and Memorial Address at The Advance Christian Church

Attendance at Sunday School was 160 with a collection of $7.11. Bibles 42 were distributed as visitors attended. The church welcomed guests and planned a memorial address by Brother Kelley on Sunday May 24 at 2 30 PM, with another address at Jamestown.

Brother Kelley Jamestown

Sunday Visitors At John Kernodle Family Home

Sunday guests from Lebanon and nearby areas visited John Kernodle's home including Jon Jackson Nellie Jackson Goldie Coulter and more. The group included Otto Patterson and families Chas Dale Pansy Akers Whitestown and Advance residents Roy Lampie Miron Fine and others. Additional visits came from D H Fine Alfred Jackson and families and Clarence Patrick with Ben Patrick hosting.

John Kernodles Jon Jackson Nellie Otto Patterson Goldie Tansel’s Ivan Coulter Lebanon Chas Dale Pansy Akers Whitestown Nellie Jackson Ethel Coombs Ruben Brown Alpert Goldie Kernodle Advance

Local Social Notes Mentioning Family Visits and Illness

Mr Zion. Enoch Whitely and wife of James town spent Wednesday at S D Em merts. Ward Washburn youngest son of Ed Washburn has been very sick. Harold Needham and wife spent Friday at Clyde Culleys. Roy Rodgers and family spent Friday night with Mrs Alice Em John Richarts spent Saturday night and Sunday at Isaac Emmett's near New Ross. Edith Graves has the measles. Mrs Otto Whitely was a Craw fordsville shopper Saturday. Roy Nicely has purchased an automobile. Rev George Farrow and family re turned to their home in Hanfield Saturday. W W Bush and wife visited their son S D Bush and family at Thorn town Sunday. Charles Emmett and family attend ed Mother,s Day service Sunday and took dinner at John Farrow's. Geraldine and Joseph Bush of Thorntown are visiting their grand parents W W Bush and wife.

Zion Church Pastors Visit Across Charge On Sunday

Pastor P W Boxell reported Sunday School attendance 62 with offerings of 591 at Zion Church. Ida Jane Culley gave a birthday offering. Mr Pell of Lebanon visited, bringing Rev Boxell and S S Stanton in his car. The president preached at Corinth Milledgeville and then at Zion with a sermon on Proverbs 29 18.

Pell Lebanon Boxell

Mother s Day Observed at Local Methodist Church

The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Pastor C. F. Hall announced no preaching next Sunday to encourage attendance at Sunday School. Men repaired hitching posts in the rear church yard while others hauled gravel for driveways. Mothers Day observance included carnations for pupils, special music, and a sermon on The Divinity of Motherhood.

Noother

Hazle Wood Visitations and Local Family Gatherings

Billingsly and family and RD Billingsly visited Carl Ferguson and family Sunday. Mrs Ray Lasley remains very low after illness. Emery Proffitt and family spent Sunday with Geo Proffitt and family. Newt Wall and family visited M M Edrington and family. Morgan Shelley and wife Joe Dean and family and Jimmey Dean visited Nan Kincaid of Advance SJ. Edrington spent Sunday with S E Edrington near Hazel College. Robbert Wall and wife of Advance visited Mel Edrington and family. Florence Proffitt returned to Danville school Monday after visiting home. RD Billington 84 Billingsly and family Albert Wyncoop and family and M M Adlington were in Lebanon.

Morgan Shelley Joe Dean Jimmey Dean Nan Kincaid Robbert Wall Advance Mel Edrington Florence Proffitt Danville R D Billington Billingsly Albert Wyncoop M M Adlington Lebanon

Local Notes On Residents Health And Work

Max Mrs Ray Lasley shows improvement while Mrs Sheepbane also improves. Clyde Powell tending a sick cow. Grover Shirrel and wife visited his parents. Mrs Sfattie Short from Greensburg came to assist Mrs Ray Lasley. Mrs Rosanah Lasley and daughter Della stayed with Oliver Jlunt and wife in Steward Chapel. Willis Shanks operated the tile factory for the first time this season last week.

Rosanah Lasley Della Oliver Jlunt Steward Chapel Willis Shanks

Half Way To Jamestown social and family visits

Mabel and Ruby Gardner spent Saturday night and Sunday with Minnie Farrow. Miss Hallie Higgs and Mrs Bruce Pickering visited Mr and Mrs Arthur Lawler Sunday evening. Otto Whitely and wife visited Mrs Mary Miller Sunday. Chas Emmett and family visited John Farrow Sunday. Mrs Charley Ross on the sick list this week. Edna Spher is improving. Luther Wright and wife of Rossville and Mrs Etta Biasel of Frankfort visited Chas Kimmert and family Friday night.

Mabel and Ruby Gardner Minnie Farrow Charley Ross Hallie Higgs Bruce Pickering Arthur Lawler Luther Wright Rossville Etta Biasel Frankfort Chas Kimmert Otto Whitely Mary Miller

Agriculture estimates 1915 crop value doubles 1899

The 1915 crop value is projected to be over 1.009 billion pounds more than 1909, with 59 percent remaining on the farm and animal production retaining about 60 percent. The department of agriculture estimates cash income at 5.47 billion dollars. Practical farming notes include watering guidance and a grain mix of corn wheat and oats, with barley as substitute when corn is scarce.

Department of Agriculture

Also Mentioned on This Page

T E Burrin Mr Burrin Waveland Advance Grain Co Davia Nisley Lark Sandlin Alva Nisley Indianapolis Wm Canada Ora McDaniel Morristown Mrs McDaniel Ray Lasley Max Jobn Plunkets Guy Coons Mr. Coons Greencastle Sizsd J W Jones Continental Advance Christian Church J W Ross Jennie Ross Nellis Caldwell Daught Irene Thorntown Ross James Morris Cris Ashwell Jones Addition Our Town Roy Melson Carl Caldwell Evert Caldwell Dover Station Deash Ony the Christian Church W. P. Kibbey The C. E. Kelley Roy Lampie Alex Fine Miron D H Fine Mary Jackson Alfred Ben Patrick Clarence Patrick George Brown Frank Pointer West of Advance Chas Brown Otto Stevens E M Dale Mr. Zion Enoch Whitely S D Emmerts Ward Washburn Ed Washburn Harold Needham Clyde Culleys Roy Rodgers Alice Emmerts John Richarts Isaac Emmett New Ross Edith Graves Crawfordsville Roy Nicely George Farrow Hanfield W W Bush S D Bush Charles Emmett John Farrow Geraldine and Joseph Bush Mr. Zion Church P. W. Boxell Ida Jane Culley the Methodist Episcopal Church C. F. Hall Les Hazle Wood S % Billingsly Family Carl Ferguson Family Sunday Emery Proffitt Geo Proffitt Newt Wall M M Edrington SJ Edrington S E Edrington Hazel College Mrs Shelbane Clyde Powell Grover Shirrel Sfattie Short Greensburg Edna Spher Chas Emmett Ghas. E. McGlaine Opera House Universal Program Supreme Capital Advange
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