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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
4
The Advance Hustler offers six month and three month subscription options with prices in cash. It lists display advertising per inch and local per line rates, free obituary notices, and extra length charges. The piece notes membership and weekly publication details, and mentions congressional recommendations affecting subscriptions across the United States.
Sunday School attendance 116 and offering 6.67 mark a good start for Rector Christian Church. Mrs O V Rector becomes president of Missionary Society with Lottie Bratton as vice president Ruby Cunningham secretary and Rosa Riner treasurer. Forward Movement Committee meets to align plans and begin a 40 day drive once quotes arrive.
A series of social calls and visits are noted including Chas Spirks being very ill at Frank Riner and wife and Mrs James Wail visiting Lee Owens family Monday. Various locals such as Riverside Park gatherings and Home Coming at Anon Mes are mentioned along with visits by Geo Broushar, Marion Riner, and others to and from residents like Wm Delard, Charles Sparks, and Baxter Reed.
An advertisement urges readers to trust Aetna as a long established firm with 98 years in operation and capital of $500000.69. The message invites joining on a farm mortgage as the first lien with agent JR Sullivan.
A local developer on Main Street in Advares promotes film processing and Kodak film development services. The advertisement highlights camera enthusiasts and a focus on preserving images through traditional chemical processing.
The Editor Hustler inks Mose Riley for a unique department, promising lively pieces across many subjects. It highlights a wartime anecdote praising Capt. Alborough and a community moral vignette about Liberty bonds and wartime support.
Mrs Viola Marks died at her home in Indianapolis last week. She previously resided in Advance several years ago and was the wife of William Denny who died here. She was a sister of Mrs Clara Canada and William Lane Cris Witme. Funeral arrangements not listed.
The Mt Zion Church reports 44 in attendance with 52.76 in offerings. A birthday offering was received for Ora Emmert. Rev J S Clawson to preach a Memorial sermon Sunday morning. Soldiers of all wars invited. Sunday School will begin with a County-Wide Campaign. Church outlook noted as encouraging.
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