Local Notes From The Community Farm Visit Readers
Advance R R 21 George Broshar remains ill with rheumatism. Farmers are busy planting corn. John Henry Kincaid and family visited Sumner Owens. Geo Ray and wife visited Charley Canada. Ruie Broshar visited Fern Whorley. Guy Cox and sister Bessie Cox visited Lage Woodard. Claude Lucas returned home with sore throat. Mrs Joe Lucas, previously ill, can go out again. George Lasley and wife and son Chester from Max visited George Broshar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Kincaid
Sumner Owens
Geo. Ray
Charley Canada
Ruie Broshar
Fern Whorley
Old Union Church Attendance and Local Moves
Rev Harris led his regular appointment and dined with John Poynter's family. James Darnell and wife attended church. Nelia Beckelhimer visited grandparents Pete Todd and wife. Wm Poynter and family visited Grover Coshow near New Market. John Beckelhimer shipped stock to Indianapolis. James Shelley of Indianapolis visited his father. James Nicely and family visited Z H Hinton. Perry Smith delivered furniture from Jamestown. Mrs Lora Heady nurses Clayton Heady who is ill with lung trouble. Ralph Poynter spent Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
John Poynter
James Darnell
Nelia Beckelhimer
Pete Todd
Wm, Poynter
Grover Coshow
New Market
Boy Born to Ray Lasley and May Fifteenth
A boy was born to Ray Lasley and his wife May on May 15. C. O. Powell and family visited relatives in Lebanon on Sunday. Iey Oxley stayed with her sister Mrs. Tom Fine of Putnam County over the weekend. George Lasley and family visited west of Advances with George Broshar and family. A children's day exercise is planned for the first Sunday in June. George Lasley moved buildings for Dave Johnson and James Swindler last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lasley
C. O. Powell
Lebanon
Iey Oxley
Tom Fine
Putman Co
George Lasley
George Broshar
Advances
Dave Johnson
James Swindler
Church Notes Sunday School Attendance and Totals
Sunday School attendance reported as 143 with collection 4.02 dollars. Men on time 59 and women on time 55. Men traveled 282 miles and women 229 miles. Cumulative miles: men 4827 and women 3640. Bro. McMahan led both Sunday and Sunday night services.
Golladay School House Visit Noted In Lebanon Region
Mrs Allie Walker and son Emmett were in Lebanon on Wednesday. Ots Threlkeld and family spent time with George Threlkeld and wife. Willard Gardner and Claude Pittenger sheared sheep nearby last week. James Higgs and wife had dinner with Thomas Burrough and family. Providence Ladies Aid Society sewed for Mrs Jessie Pittenger last Friday afternoon. Joseph Threlkeld and family from Lebanon visited Frank Joseph and wife Sunday. Clarence Pipes visited his sister Blanche Pipes of Whitestown last Sunday. Elisha Higgs and family hosted Sunday guests including Miss Stella Coptinger William Walker and family Mrs Marvin Right Chas Wright Chas Bean and family Jas Bean and wife Advance and Chas Emmett and wife Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Walker
Emmett
Lebanon
Ots Threlkeld
George Threlkeld
Willard Gardner
Claude Pittenger
Ladies Aid Society of Providence
Jessie Pittenger
Joseph Threlkeld
Rose
Frank Joseph
Clarence Pipes
M A. Blanche Pipes
Whitestown
Elisha Higgs
Stella Coptinger
William Walker
Marvin Right
Chas. Wright
Chas. Bean
Jas. Bean
Advance
Chas Emmett
Jamestown
Sunday visits and local errands noted in region
Regular preaching next Sunday and Sunday night. Lon Samlir bought a new automobile. Verda Sutton spent Sunday with Mattie and Mabel White. James Wall and wife visited James Mangus and wife. Ogle Melson and family called on Charles Browns of Old Caion. James Lasley and wife visited their son W. C. Lasley and family of New Ross. Milford Hedge shipped cattle on Monday. Robert Adame and family spent Sunday with W. H. Nay and family. Lon Sandlin and wife visited relatives in Hallisburg over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Samlir
James Wall
James Mangus
Ogle Melson
Charles Brown
Old Caion
James Lasley
W. C. Lasley
New Ross
Milford Hedge
Robert Adame
W.H. Nay
Lon Sandlin
Hallisburg
Shiloh Christian Sunday School Attendance Report
The Shiloh Christian Sunday School shows 73 in attendance with a $3.25 collection. Four new scholars enrolled. three birthday offerings recorded for Jefferson Hinkle 5c, Mary Hinkle 3c, and Fern Manguslic. The young men’s class led in attendance and points, with the young ladies close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh Christian Sunday School
Jefferson Hinkle
Mary Hinkle
Fern Manguslic
Meat Prices Edge Down as Hog Supply Surges
The piece notes hog prices fall as thousands of hogs flood markets, contrasting with earlier claims of scarcity. It laments high consumer prices despite lower farmer earnings and cites shifting market narratives from reporters.
Emblem motor cycles for sale offered by Artie Weldon
An advertisement invites interest in Emblem motor cycles four five and seven horsepower. Buyers are urged to contact Lumber Yard or residence for details. Artie Weldon signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie Weldon
Ad vance Post Office Mail Matter Entry Note
The note states a second class mail matter entry dated March 3 1911 at the Ad vance Indiana post office under the act of March 3 1979.
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Advance
Indiana
Country correspondents meeting schedule at office spy
All country correspondents must have their news items at this office Tuesday evening of each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
This Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. J. Ferguson
Typhoon Jr
Stansell Barn
Ret Potts
Dresden
Chas, FE
McCllaine
Towy
R. R
Guy Cox
Bessie Cox
Lage Woodard
Claude Lucas
Joe Lucas
Chester
Max
OLD Union
John Beckelhimer
Indianapolis
James Shelley
James Nicely
West of Advance
Z. H
Perry Smith
Lora Heady
Clayton Heady
Ralph Poynter
North Christian
Bro. McMahan
Golladay School
James Higgs
Thomas Burrough
Verda Sutton
Mattie
Mabel White
Shiloh Christian
L. G. Bowman
GS Meat
Advance Lumber Co
George McDaniel
Harry Nessler
Harry Kessler
Jamestown, Ind
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