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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
1
Public Health Service distributes free publications on hygiene and sanitation. Messages link clean mouth to health, childhood training to adult well being, and isolation as a method to control disease. Authorities warn that headaches signal the body is overtaxed and that bullets threaten many lives.
Jno Whitecotton and wife with Robi Fulwider and wives visited Ora Lasley and family near Danville Sunday. E H Hoypes gave them a ride in his automobile.
Mothers Day services were held in all churches last Sunday morning. Programs were rendered in Caul As EB and Christian churches. Brother Kelley delivered two splendid sermons honoring mothers at Advance Christian church. Flowers were placed in all churches in honor of mothers.
The third birthday anniversary of Charles Crim Bratton was observed Thursday. In the afternoon Mrs Clair Bratton hosted a party at the Bratton home where the children came by auto and were entertained from two to four. Apples bananas and candy were served. Charles received several presents.
Carmen Ross received a surprise miscellaneous shower last Friday afternoon. Friends attended and contributed quilt blocks to make a quilt as a keepsake. Refreshments were served at the event.
The State Convention of the Christian Churches of Indiana in Danville draws large attendance and fine speakers. Members of the Advance Christian Church are among the attendees. The convention closes today.
Solomon Sering longtime Boone County resident died at his Advance home Friday night at nine after a fall and brief unconsciousness. Born March 29 1837 in Union County Indiana he was 79 and had lived in Boone County since 1872. Survived by wife Mary J Demeret and children Maude Kivett Kittie M McMullen Naomi C Robison James M Sering plus three sisters. Funeral at Ward Christian Church Sunday at 10 am with burial in Old Union Cemetery.
Subscribers for stock in Advance Community Building Association must call at the bank and pay for sale now. The building project is nearly ready to commence and funds are required immediately. H. C. Epperson, Secretary Treasurer.
Former county resident John Richardson died Saturday at 12 30 pm at his home near NgeE Ross after Bright s disease. He was about fifty five years old and survived by two daughters Mrs WwWali of Dowtr and Mrs S T Graham of Lebanon, three sons Noble Denzel Gide at home and others. Interment was scheduled Monday at Old Uni tovidence.
A compilation of short hometown notices includes names of residents visiting relatives and friends, meals shared, and social calls. The list mentions Carmen Ross and Ora Beaver, Sunday dinners with various families, and several households hosting guests in Blooming ton Thorntown Russiaville Park county and Morgan County areas. Local events note a band concert at James town and a hunting tally of 28 crows in three weeks.
James Dale 82 formerly of Mt Zion area died Saturday night at his daughter Mrs Lewis Emmerty near New Market after an illness since December when he fell and broke his hip. He survived by one daughter and one son William Dale of Ines Smartsburg along with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set for Zion Church burial Monday.
The ad praises Nyal products with strong confidence and urges customers to trust Burrin's Merchants for prescription work. An emphasis on careful service and trusted judgment underpins the recommendation.
Carmen Ross reports prices for Palm Beach suits at one dollar fifteen cents for dry cleaning and pressing services.
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