29 May 1913
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
1
Attendance at Sunday School last Sunday was 101. Collection 8226. First Saturday afternoon each month. Sunday School every Sunday at 10 o'clock. Special effort to be there next Sunday. Preaching service every second and fourth Sunday of each month, both morning and evening.
A children's program will be held Sunday night at 7 45. Mothers are invited to bring babies for a Cradle Roll exercise and related activities.
Advance won the banner from New Ross for May and seeks a repeat. Preaching at 11 a.m. on Why Some People Join the Church. Evening service at 7 30 p.m. on The Philosophy of Profanity.
Harry Sprong and his wife were joined by Mrs. Dora Davia for a Sunday afternoon in Zionsville.
A boy was born Saturday to Frank Routh and his Lebanon wife. News items note local families, hospital stays, church events with Rev Francis and Rev Kibbey at New Ross and Advance, plus community visits and interests in fishing, hardware, and wind mills.
The program lists pieces by Chase Rockwell Carlton Barnard McFall Finton and Miller. Selections include March Springtime Heads Up Overture The Huntsmen Ridondo Medley Down on the Missouri and Land of Dreams. Our Presidents closes the lineup with another McFall overture.
On Sunday morning June 8 Advance Christian Church will honor deceased members with memorial exercises. Leaders say such observances fit a faith based on a risen Lord and express hope for the dead in Christ. The auditorium will be decorated, a special musical program will be given, and the pastor will deliver a sermon.
Business leaders praise band concerts as a town stimulant after a successful first event. Crowds gathered an hour early, with country folk arriving by buggy and auto, filling the street near the band stand. The boys are paid well and rehearse twice weekly, with weekly Saturday concerts planned all summer.
Robert Clow died at his sister Mrs Harve Sheets home this morning at 2 o clock from stomach trouble long affliction. Funeral services will be held at the Advance Christian Church at 3 p m Friday conducted by Rev Alexander of Crawfordsville.
Property sale offer from J R Sullivan describing a five room wood house with a front veranda back porch driven well mill trough on porch and a good barn on a good street with sidewalk. Seller cites illness and offers the property at a very cheap price and invites buyers to come view.
Frank B. Heath son of J. N. Heath Advance and Miss Mabel L Zimmer man daughter of G W Zimmerman Advance were married Monday at 110 a m in the parlors of the Farmers State Bank by Rev H E Dale. They will reside with the groom's parents at present.
A recent legislative act makes issuing a check knowing funds are insufficient a misdemeanor with penalties up to a year to be served in a penitentiary. The measure adds prima facie evidence of intent to defraud without repealing existing laws and is supplementary to those in force.
Verne and Ruby Cornelius visited Chas Farlow and Ora Shelley with Tom Turner from Shelbyville and Rush Good with May Cornelius at Abraham Shelley’s home. The Jolly Stitcher club met Friday with Easter Whiteley and planned a woods picnic next Friday. Dan Whitecotton visited Charles Conners Sunday.
The Morristown Sun column argues against the credit system, blaming both merchants and buyers for a cycle of debt. It cites a local firm with about 31900 on its books and condemns excessive consumer credit as breeding dishonesty and economic instability.
A lengthy plea condemns consumers who buy from mail order firms or strangers while owing debts to Freeport Gwynnsville and Morristown merchants. It urges shoppers to treat local dealers squarely, buy from producers, and avoid cold storage or musty goods, stressing mutual fairness and responsible buying.
Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Pawnee Bill's Far East tour arrives in Indianapolis on Monday June 23 with a new format and Buffalo Bill's first public arena role in decades. Railroads offer show day excursion rates to lure attendees.
A writer argues criminals arise from environmental influence and idle, disreputable companionship. He notes many offenders begin with petty theft and urges youths to embrace work and discipline to avoid crime, citing the old adage about association revealing character.
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