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Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1917

Page

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Bushtown Visitors Share News And Plans Around Town

Albert Titus and family visited Car Riner and wife on Sunday. Frank Riner considers moving to Advance. Edna Strawmeyer of Lebanon guests Emmet Riner and wife. Hog cholera is prevalent in Jefferson township with farmers vaccinating hogs. Fred Routh entertained Bushtown representatives Tuesday night. Listen for more wedding bells.

Albert Titus Thorntown Car Riner Sunday Frank Riner Advance Edna Strawmeyer Lebanon Emmet Riner Jefferson Township Fred Routh Bushtown

Local residents share visits and ill health updates

Mrs Ches Green remains very ill. Numerous families spend Sundays with relatives near Colfax Crawfordsville Logansport and Indianapolis. Visitors include Frank Stafford Helen Booker Margaret Wall Claude Wall Claude Wail Jno Mount Basil Stewart and others at various homes.

Frank Stafford Alfred Davis Colfax Helen Booker Megeht Mary Martin Margaret Wall Lebanon Glenn Silknitter Charles Booker Sam Stephens Jno. Mount Crawfordsville Claude Wall Orville Richardson Mace Else Green Indianapolis Chas. Green Claude Wail Richard Logansport J.B. Wail Will Knipple Frank Stewart Basil Stewart Dave McKinny Hazelrigg

Local Social Roundup From Lebanon District

Mrs Sean Haines of Indiana polis visited with John Kernodle and wife over the weekend. Families Jackson Reese Reese attended gatherings and business trips occurred in Lebanon with several households hosting relatives and friends. Oscar Ham joined a birthday dinner for Bill Dickerson of Lebanon on Sunday.

Sean Haines Indianapolis John Kernodle John Brindle Fort Paylor George Brindie Russell Jackson T. M.jackson Ellen Reese E. A. Reese T. M. Jackson Guy Kibbey Ralph Cunningham Otha Kibbex Elisha Reese D. H. Fine Lebanon Verna Proffitt Max Clara Jemmiert Oscar Ham Bill Dickerson

Local Social Roundup From Greensburg and Lebanon

Nine people including Z Billingsly J V Ross and Frank Seif took a business trip to Greensburg on Monday. Chas Thompson F Hamilton Ernest Smith Chas ki McClaine and family attended YoMCA meeting in Lebanon Sunday night. The four furnished special music. Mr and Mrs Ora Swindler visited Henry Swindler at Camp Taylor on Sunday and the prior Sunday. Wm Ross wife and daughter Mabel and W W Caldwell and family were guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Shera at dinner Sunday.

Z. Billingsly J. V. Ross Frank Seif Greensburg Chas. Thompson F. Hamilton Ernest Smith Chas. Ki, McClaine Lebanon Ora Swindler Henry Swindler Camp Tayior Mrs.windler Roy Swindler Wm. Ross Mabel W. W. Caldwell Rey Swindler Sallie Beaerr Gdus Spohr Pearl Whiteley Earl Bruce W. P. Kibbery Pierce McClaine Earl Brown R. Fulwider Rohartus Dean R McCabe J Canpled Chas. Sparks J Airhart R Threlkeld L Threlkeld Ferguson J G Burris D Heege W Newman Abe Shelly Mariah Crawford Kokomo Airs Mary Ross Crawford Jerry Higeins Verla Higeins

Co operation urged at farm lecture on hog cooperation

Farmers at Tuesday night’s lecture praised the talk by a Liberty area practical farmer and hog breeder on joining with Uncle Sam to fight the hog question. Dr Mead of the Indiana hog cholera division stressed cholera prevention and blamed ignorance and carelessness for spread, urging farmers to cooperate before government action forces unity.

Mr. of Liberty Uncle Sam Dr. Mead Indiana Mead

Notice of Unpaid Drain Assessment Delinquency

All assessments on the Alex Sheets drain remaining unpaid on November 26 1917 will be certified to the County Auditor to be collected as delinquent taxes. Coneel Co. Wim HH Shore Drainage Commissioner.

Coun.tv Coneel Co Wim HH Shore

Donations Support Y. M. C. A. War Fund Drive

The Y M C A drive in Jackson township drew strong support with $636.50 raised by Thursday and about $450 allocated to the northern half. Rev. Parkin of Lebanon led the effort with assistant Chas E McClaine and a loyal group of workers. Numerous contributors from the township are listed among volunteers and donors.

Jackson Township Parkin Lebanon Chas. E. McClaine

Methodist Church Attendance and Sunday School Notes

Mrs. B L Smiley reports strong Sunday attendance and interest at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School. Two teachers were absent due to sickness but substitutes were present. a new Cradle Roll member and several new class enrollees were added recently. Rev Dunlavy preached morning and evening and assists with the church during the pastor absence. The Workers' Council will meet Friday at 7 pm at Mrs Ross's home to discuss standards for MM schools and plans.

B. L. Smiley S. S Dunlavy Workers’ Council of the U. S Wm Ross MM. Kk Christian Advocate

Christian Church Notes and Nearby Social Updates

The Christian Church notes regular services and quarterly communion to be held Sunday. Queen Esther's Band and King’s Daughter’s classes met with reports of a fine gathering. A family dinner at Mollie Canada’s home celebrated Navy furloughs for Fred and Carl Canada. Carl re enlistment noted with future schooling plans. a big noon dinner included Jno Nicely Geo Ray Chas Canada Earl Ray Clay Sheets and Clair Leeke. Mark Beck rents Joan Forbes farm northeast of Advance.

Mollie Canada New Ross Canada Fred Carl U. S. Navy Washington South Carolina Jno. Nicely Geo. Ray Chas Earl Ray Clay Sheets Clair Leeke Mark Beck Joan Forbes Advance

School Notes Reflect Local Activity and Roster News

The Junior and Freshman classes host and plan social events and games with coach Mr. Yager praised for pep. Reports cover student absences, revival services, basketball boosters, and community notices from Advance including church visits, local visits, and staff movements.

Lost shovel found near Stansell's gravel pit

A lost long handled shovel was found near Stansell's gravel pit and a finder phone number 1225 is provided for contact. Also offered is a for sale listing for a yearling Poland China male hog eligible to register. Local notes mention teachers in Leba attending an institute, Otis Wail at a football game in Indianapolis, and a Thursday prayer meeting at John Whitecott's home for districts six and seven.

Stansell Poland China Beck John Whitecott

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