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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
1
Advance Christian Church notes Sunday services with Sunday School at 4 o'clock and preaching on the second and fourth Sundays. Children’s Day and Cradle Roll Day set for the first Sunday in June with a noted program. A Workers Conference Friday evening followed by refreshments after a social. An electrical storm caused a tree to be struck near Mrs Lafayette Lucas,她 injured.
Locals report births including a boy to Carl McClaine and wife and a girl to Ava Threlkeld. families visit and move plans noted. Electric lights wired for Nat Jones' house. several social visits and dinners described. A horse show, street oil application, missionary lecture, and Masonic degree are reported along with illnesses and travel to Wyoming and Valparaiso University.
A mix of local social notes and public legal notices from Lebanon Indiana. Items mention births in Richmond and Indianapolis, visits, dislocated hip injuries, fresh fish for sale, hardware store stock, and a non resident notice in Boone County Circuit Court regarding a Quiet Title suit against multiple Trounstine heirs with a hearing set for June 28, 1913.
The marriage of Miss Lois Whorley to Artie Brown took place at 12:30 PM Wednesday in the parsonage of a Christian church in Danville Illinois. Bride’s cousin Oakel Ashwell and Mark McDowell witnessed, and the couple will reside with the groom’s parents. Friends extend congratulations.
The report shows attendance 84, collections 2.05, Bibles 31, points 156. A mixed quartet prepares music for memorial service next Sunday at 2 30 PM, patriotic in tone. June 29 set as decision day with baptism services. one member joined last Sunday. Jamestown plays Advance Boys Club Wednesday at Advance. G A R service Sunday covers War topic. Jackson Twp Sunday School convention June 15 with A L Ward and Prof Hines among speakers.
Eld. Kelley will discuss the topic in an evening sermon at the Advance Christian Church next Sunday. The sermon series has drawn large crowds this spring. Thorotown and Advances may charge costs to all residents, while Lebanon would burden a few who pay. Four DaPauw University students fasted six days. one girl fainted after two days, others fell ill or stopped early, but two completed the fast and later resumed normal meals.
Q U Young came from near Dover in Boone county this week and settled court costs and alimony owed to his former wife Mrs Elzada Young. The judgment set alimony at 3 500 and court costs about 100 making the payment a little over 3 600.
At Crawfordsville Montgomery Circuit Court on a grand jury indictment Hitchins of New Rose was charged with carrying concealed weapons. He was fined five dollars and costs. Clifford Young of New Ross was fined and costs for intoxication on Main street. Andrew J Weaver of near Shadnondale posted cash bond after being accused of failing to bury a hog corpse.
A compact rebuttal arguing against saloons and prohibition. The piece notes how licensing funds influence youth drinking and claims prohibition exposes lawbreakers while destroying family income.
Opening concert program lists marches and waltz pieces by various composers. Conducted by Beaver with repertoire including Evare March Charge to Victory Vandercock March Adoration and Port Royal along with a two step and overture Sincerity and The Brain Coin.
An editor reports a marriage and a public auction mixed in a humorous reminiscence. William Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, is auctioned to Lucy Anderson on the farm one mile east, with guests present and odd items listed as wedding gifts and livestock. The Rev. Johnson officiated.
H P Stephens, a Boone County horseman, suffered a badly bruised hip and wrist when an Overland driven by El Martin veered off a concrete bridge eight miles west of Shancondale. Martin and Patterson escaped injury as the car plunged into water. it took over an hour to recover the vehicle. The party was en route to Crawfordsville at the time.
A compact, era voice pairing two aphorisms on love and perception. Charles De Bernard notes the paradox of withholding while arousing expectation. Jean Paul Richter argues women lose selfhood in pursuit of the object of desire.
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