27 Nov 1903
Page 1
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1903
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment references a prize, a poetry event, a novelist, and mentions a death and a family divided by illness. It hints at charitable readings and memorial sentiments, with scattered names and phrases about devotion and remembrance.
Fragmentary notice lists A Dgeardner auctioneer and sale cryer at Lebanon Livery Barn. Details about dates bills and printing are garbled with unrelated filler text.
William T Lawell aged 50 of Cass County Indiana died November 21 1910 or 1913 from apoplectic stroke after returning home by train rumored foul play suspected. Survived by wife Jennie Imel and children James Sarah Dagett Wood and Davis. Funeral conducted November 22 by Rev Newton McClaine. Recovered details on family and misread dates suggest publishing errors in the obituary.
Charles Laree, an 11 year old, died Sunday at his parents home after being accidentally shot Saturday afternoon while another boy, Charles Pointer, was in charge of the gun. Pointer was frightened and reported to Marshal Qilen. The body was moved to Oak Hill Cemetery for burial after services at North Christian Church conducted by Rev. Ridge. The family resides in Indianapolis.
Readable items show residents visiting, shopping, and attending events in Lebanon and Whitestown. Mentions include Sterling, Ethel McDaniel, Johnsons and Jones families, millinery, hardware store sales, and Christmas preparations at local churches.
Calvin Dickerson his wife and daughter Miss Jannie escaped serious harm when a horse frightened at an interurban car at a Lebanon crossing ran onto the track. The vehicle struck the surrey, throwing occupants. Dickerson suffered arm and leg injuries, Mrs. Dickerson dislocated wrist, and Miss Jannie, with Miss Fannie, received minor injuries.
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