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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1907
Page
1
The North Christian Church hosts a week plus revival led by Pastor C A Johnson with nightly sermons drawing strong attendance. A reader testimonial praises DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills from Burrin Drug Co. Local courts on Monday handle small claims and a divorce custody ruling. A runaway accident injures Earlwie and Clay Sheets but no serious injuries occur.
Miss Ida Dorsey of New Ross and Mr. Jake I Reynolds of Crawfordsville were to wed last Thursday. Reynolds vanished after a report of his leaving for unknown places. Crawfordsville Journal notes an officer suspects he left without clothing of value and doubts a suicide, with no word from relatives in Virginia.
A health note warns that minor stomach troubles signal indigestion that can worsen into dyspepsia. It recommends using Kodol as a safe, reliable digestant to relieve belching heartburn and other disordered digestion symptoms, noting it is pleasant to take and offers prompt relief.
Mammie Funkhouser and Bessie Gordon spent Sunday with Zelia Knoy. See Totten at the Opera House Thursday night Dec. 5. VanHorns photograph car open Sundays until Christmas for photos. DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills sold locally. Community notices include visits, illnesses, and upcoming sales and events at Town Hall.
Miss Anna Stafford spent Sunday with Charley Waitt and wife of Lebanon. Miss Rosa Threlkeld visited Miss Beulah Campbell of Lebanon. Ray Hilligoss was seriously hurt Saturday while helping bail hay on Ed Cox's farm. a bolt loosened the tongue and caused the wagon to strike him. Glen Hazelrigg fell from a wagon bed injuring his side. Mrs. E. M. Coons was in Indianapolis Monday. Aid Society reports a generous gift from Bro. Frank Riner and his wife, a splendid week with $42.85 added to the treasury and five new members.
Mt Zion dedicates a Sunday with reduced attendance in Sunday school. Two birthday offerings are noted for Sister Rohn and Stanley Rohn. Next Sunday Bro. Brooks will preach both morning and evening. Sunday school starts at ten. Epworth League meets next Sunday at 6 PM with Merle Nicely leading Self Mastery. Oscar Smith, then studying at DePauw, spoke at services.
Ida Kimball aged thirteen George Kimball aged six and Charles Kimball aged nine were arraigned in the circuit court on theft. The girl was ordered sent to the Girls Industrial School at Indianapolis the older boy will likely be sent to the Boys Industrial School at Plainfield and the younger boy remains with the Probation Officer.
Town hall event titled Sve the great Evercetto takes place Saturday November 80 at Magic Mirth and Mystery. Show starts at 8 10 p m with admission 10 and 16 cents.
Fragmentary line touts a felon’s cure in a short time and claims a “Best on earth” remedy for sores wounds and burns sold at Burrin drug store. The text is incomplete with broken wording and unclear claims.
The Sunday School report notes last Sunday attendance 44, chapters 199, collection 45e. One birthday offering received from Richard Lasley 20c. Preaching next Sunday morning immediately after Sunday school.
Attendance last Sunday was 60 with collection of 03 chapters 278. Blanche Smith gave 10c as a birthday offering. The Sunday school will meet next Sunday in the basement of the new church. Eld Sharitt of Indianapolis will preach for us next year.
Attendance 152 last Sunday with $3608 in offerings and 1174 chapters. One birthday offering noted for Ovid Welden ec. Women led in the two adult classes with 5 in attendance 22 cents collected and 231 chapters. they now lead by 335 points. Aid Society meeting had good attendance and one new member added. Protracted services progressing nicely with large attendance and strong interest.
Attendance reached 49 with collection of 9. Class 7 led in points at 121. Two birthday offerings recorded for Cartie Beaver at 28 and Mrs C A Brown at 48. The Mission note appears incomplete.
Fragment lists individuals including Lark Hurt Alf Hostetter eRe Hurt G Howard Wayze Nicely and Oscar Smith. The line hints at work being meaningful though no clear event or role is described.
The Shiloh Christian church Ladies Aid Society held a husking bee on Saturday November 23 led by Frank Riner who pledged a load of corn if husked. Twenty seven women worked nonstop producing about 110 bushels and prompting bids for a remaining load. Officers included Mrs Maggie Kibbsy president and Mrs Ida Weldon vice president with many members assisting.
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