17 May 1923
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1923
Page
1
Concerts will start on May 19 with the band under Jerry’s direction rehearsing to present summer music. Improved programs are planned with attentions to selection and better performances for the town audience.
A week of Goesd fellowship is planned at Mont Clair Church starting Sunday. Ora Mc Daniel will speak Sunday morning on The Brotherhood in Action and at night on Living Life Goes Again With Mother. Aubrey of Noblesville is the Tuesday speaker in Indianapolis noting upcoming HAL conge gations welcome.
The obituary notes the death of Dean at night after years of illness. She lived in Putnam County and recently moved from Montgomery County with family. Survived by grandchildren and relatives, a service was held in Covington.
A rural Indiana column urges motorists to respect farm property during spring bloom. It warns that city visitors strip fruit blossoms from trees causing economic loss to farmers and calls for public campaigns to deter damage and require reporting license numbers of offenders. The piece notes farm markets and a local dairy operation.
Sam Woods of Ta ndax appears with Mr and Mrs in Indianapolis suit as Mrs Gast Kinesic.
The Christian Church reports 162 in Sunday school with $5.40 offerings and two birthday giving events. A missionary society public meeting is planned tonight. Rev Hartley spoke to the K of P at Lebanon and to the Red Men on Tuesday. He will address Americanism at Linnisburg and Memorial Day at Lebanon. Queen Esther's Band met with Mrs Lou Reed. King’s Daughters planned a Friday gathering. Home Mission offering set for the third Sunday in May. Children’s Day likely that night. Delegates to the State Sunday school convention named for different divisions. Official board reorganization meeting scheduled for Monday night at the church.
The Boy Scout movement once seen as a joke is now widely supported across the country. The American Legion plays a key role by aiding, training, and mentoring scouts through local posts, turning restless boys into ambitious, disciplined youths.
The Daily Vacation Bible School begins Monday at 9 a.m. at the Advance schoolhouse with classes 9 to 11:15 a.m. through Friday. About seventy five country children have signed up from three churches. No pay is involved for teachers or drivers, and local families are urged to support transport and attendance.
Roy McCabe has been released as rural route carrier from Advance and E H Hypes and R E Faulkinbury have delivered the mail since. McCabe carried the mail six years and was postmaster three years. An examination for rural carrier will probably be held.
Local gossip notes three weddings planned Saturday and two Sunday while truth counters with only one. Bankers from Boone County to gather at Lebanon Friday with some banks closing all day. Advance Bakery owner Bowman and Georgia Canad wed in Danville Illinois and will live in the Mrs Coolman house. Paul Raymond Gregory and Helen Showalter marry in Lebanon on Saturday. he will work on the drag line in Advance. Geo Broshar travels to Dr Kerr's Sanitarium in Indianapolis.
Sunday services were well attended with Brothers Day readings by children and a dramatic program in the evening. Uy Leazenby schedules a quarterly conference at New Ross next Sunday evening and all church officials are urged to attend.
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