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Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1917

Page

8

Social visits dot a Crawfordsville area weekend

Wm Staton of St Louis and Harry Ross with wife visited Friday and Saturday. Wm Sandlin and family visited Ed Washburn and family Sunday. Bruce Whiteman and family had dinner with Noah Bartlet. Lon Tudor and relatives visited near Goldsmith and Circleville from Saturday to Monday. Families visited Emmert and Proffitt households. several relatives stayed with J D Emmert and Cayton. Geraldine Cuney and others spent Monday with Alva Caley. Joe Thomas and family of Jamestown spent Sunday with Ora Emmert.

Wm. Staton St. Louis Harry Ross Bruce Whiteman Babe Noah Bartlet Lon Tudor Goldsmith Circleville Joe Thomas Jamestown Ora Emmert

Children plan exercise for June at Providence church

Providence residents note the Providence church children met Saturday to organize the Children's Exercise for the second Sunday in June. Spangler and family visited Traux, while Troth finished corn planting. Bert Ferguson suffers cholera symptoms and is described as losing his fall shoots.

Children of Providence Church Clyde Spangler Chas Traux Estal Troth Bert Ferguson Sam Caplinger Nora Ferguson Clarence Traux Baby Wm. Pittenger

Condolence Resolutions for Devoted Church Member

Resolutions express sympathy for a widow and devoted churchwoman, praising her as a faithful Sunday School member and auxiliary sister. The committee, led by Mrs. R. L. Walker, Mrs. Etta Caldwell, and Mrs. Fern Martin, requests publication in the local paper and placement in the church minutes.

M. E. Church R. L. Walker Etta Caldwell Fern Martin

Lebanon social notes and local visits

Advance R R 21 Sam Frazier and wife were in Lebanon Thursday. Lawrence Riner drives a new Ford. Zack Whorley has treated his house to a new coat of paint. Robt Gill sent calves to Indianapolis Friday. Cunning ham's truck of Advance took them. Frank Riner and son Oakley were in Lebanon Saturday afternoon. Dave Hedge and family spent Sunday with Sam Caplinger and Charlie Sparks and wife attended the funeral of Mrs Inlow at New Ross Friday. Wil Johnson and family attended church Sunday and took dinner with Frank Riner.

Zack Whorley Robt Gill Indianapolis Cunningham Charlie Sparks Inlow New Ross Wil Johnson Frank Riner

Sunday School Rally At Terhum Church Draws Many

Ire Crose reports a monster all day meeting at Terhum church with union school in the morning and a special program after dinner. The Jackson township Association held a program at the Christian Church in Advance with Rev. Lee Tinsley of North Salem, bringing a biblically focused address on current war.

Boore County Ire- Crose Terhum Terhune Jackson Township Association Christian Church, Advance Lee Tinsley North Salem Bro. Tinsley Gven

Obituary of Martha J Mount of Advance Indiana

Martha J Mount born February 25 1842 in Russellville Putnam County Indiana daughter of Robert H Mount and Mary J Mount married to John M McConaughy on May 20 1857 producing five living children H C McConaughy Mary E Lasley Joan R McConaughy Ocie Lasley and Dessie Bursett. She joined the Christian Church later affiliating with Advance Christian Church until death and died May 17 after paralysis Visitations and funeral held at Advance Christian Church May 19 with Rev Kibbey officiating burial Pisgah.

Martha J. Mount Robert H Mary J. Mount Russellville Putnam County Indiana John M. McConaughy Advance Advance Christian Church H.C. McConaughy Mary E. Lasley Joan R. McConaughy Earl Park Ocie Lasley New Ross Dessie Bursett Crawfordsville John H. Mount Dover Rev. Kibbey Pisgah

Jackson Township S. 5 Association appoints officers

Executive committee held a called Sunday session naming Cradle Roll head Mrs. Hazel Caplinger Home Department head Mrs. J. M. Emmert Teacher Training head J. Al. Ermert Missionary head Mrs. Rosaleads Adult head Win Pickeon Temperance head Mark Wall President Mrs. Ora Beaver Assembly votes $3.26 to county treasury boosting township status.

Jackson Township S. 5 Cradle Roll Hazel Caplinger Home Department J. M. Emmert J. al. Ermert Rosaleads Win Pickeon Temperance Mark Wall Ora Beaver

Patriotic Advice Urges Cash Payments and Plowing Prowess

An editorial advocates paying cash if possible and borrowing to settle bills to avoid credit. It questions a former forecast about plowing wet ground as clods show the field is poor. The piece notes the Official Bulletin copies available at the post office and mentions Frankfort broker M. L. Conly profiting $200,000 with the board of trade, warning others may go broke from such gains.

M. L. Conly Frankfort Board of Trade

Patriotism, War Debate, and Family Visit Report

A reader criticizes the Hustler patriotic edition and Christian duty amid war. The editors defend loyalty to country and leadership while urging unity. Then a social note lists Janes Neal and family, Susie Jackson, Lena, James Mangus and spouses visiting Lora McClaine and family from Indianapolis for a Sunday dinner.

Janes Neal Fred Susie Jackson Lena Oxford James Mangus Virgil Mangus Indianapolis Lora McClaine

The Loafers Club Abandoned Over Draft Age War Sentiment

Mose Riley notes the loafers club will be abandoned as members are draft age and comments on wartime restraint and social duties. He contrasts usefulness to the community with a jab at the letter P in pneumonia and defends dandelions as spring flowers. He muses about car rides and hanging on the dashboard as a roadside metaphor.

Loafers

Is One Evil Better Than Another The Board Of Trade

A critical editorial argues government hypocrisy on gambling and taxes in reference to the board of trade. It contrasts state lotteries liquor laws with the powerful market institution and urges public education and action to abolish trading practices. It calls for citizens to write congressmen to end the board of trade.

Board of Trade

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Royal Fencing Advance Lumber Co Melson & Son A. H. Vager Thos. Rohn MT. Zion Wm. Sandlin Ed Washburn Stephen Emmert Roy Nicely Ray Rodgers Helen Sandlin Alice Emmert Claude Lucas Dora Ballard Lafayette Lucas Henry Proffitt Mose Proffitt Whitestown Rhella Proffitt Asher Proffitt Joan Aibart Wmc Emmert J.d.eemmert John Woodard Lon Turner Dave Canada Henri Podiit Wes Menday Harve Stewart J. LL. Myers Enoch Whiteley Larry Rossena Jon Parner Wes Lehannar Ciryee Cuney and Alva Caley Baily Duncan Dave Jessie Duncan John Peck Providence Marie June Davis Mrs. Arthur Mills Darlington R. R Sam Frazier and Wife Lebanon Lawrence Riner Ford Son Oakley Dave Hedge The Hustler Cigs United States Europe Congress Carl Riner Titus Huber Totten Long Island Nyy France Mose Riley Amashaurn Poe Vet Saan Advance Grain CO
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