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Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1916

Page

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Local notices and community updates in Advance area

C F McDaniel family visiting. Jerry Smith moving to Alex Sheets farm. H C McConaughy moving back to Advance. Rhella Proffitt occupies Mrs Loop property. Grandma Loop to Economy to live with son. For sale several good young horses. Chas Bunk and Ray Davis buy farm across from Mr McNeil. Books settled at Advance Grain Co. Jordon McConaughy treasurer. May Cornelius rents room of Martha Ann Graves for sewing. Ralph Cunningham moved to Tom Plunkett property. Ross Caldweall occupies Cunningham property. Tom Hendrix and family trip to Flora then back. James Hendrix and wife kept house for Tom. Roy McCabe named rural route carrier for 21 taking post Oct 16. Earl Brown retained as substitute. Uncle Tom Crane and family hosted by J W Roark. D G Caplriger grocery project upcoming. Dr. Burnett of Dayton Ohio attended Christian Liberty home coming with services, 200 dinner servings. Ray Clingenbeard and Virgil Smith car crash in Lebanon. both injured. Mad itch cattle near New Brunswick. rabies-like disease observed. Reader letter criticizing fall festival plan. advocates home talent and community unity. Link Jones completing listing. Hendricks move. Fresh C Tr Advance items. 21 Bowman & Son sold 320 barrels apples. Mrs Blanche Gough visiting Roy Melson. Jordan & McConaughy books at Advance Grain Company for settlement. Waterworks system at rear of Epperson Whitsett shop removed. Mrs Etta Caldwell hosted G W C Club with luncheon.

C. F. McDaniel Jerry Smith Alex Sheets H. C. McConaughy Advance Rhella Proffitt Ray Davis McNeil Advance Grain Co Jordon & McConaughy May Cornelius Martha Ann Graves Ralph Cunningham Tom Plunkett Ross Caldweall Cunningham Tom Hendrix Polly Harris Patterson Flora James Hendrix Tom Roy McCabe Earl Brown Marl Brucemas Dougal Wall D. G. Caplriger Dr. Burnett Dayton Ohio Christian Liberty Bro. Kibbey Ray Clingenbeard Near Advance Virgil Smith Lebanon Clingenbeard Grant Clingenbeard Maditch New Brunswick John Harlan Whittinghill O. A. Nelson Nelson Commercial Club Jerry Higgins Wm. Higgins Darlington Advance Grain Company Bowman & Son Blanche Gough Dorothy Gary Roy Melson Jordan & McConaughy Settle Frank Jones Epperson & Whitsett Etta Caldwell G. W. C. Club

Record of Ralph Cunningham hog delivery to Indianapolis

Ralph Cunningham set a new record delivering hogs by truck to Indianapolis. He left Jas Serrings Saturday at 8 20 PM and unloaded his fifth load at 3 45 AM Monday, delivering 109 hogs weighing about 20 000 pounds for James Sering Clair Leeke James and John Swindler. Time 82 hours. This marks the 176th trip with no more trouble than a dutch. A Democrat rally in Advance last Thursday featured Hon Jno A M Adair and other speakers. A street march led by the band the democratic club and the young democratic voters ended at the Community Building where the first exercise was held. Adair praised the building and urged the high school. Bracken and Marsh spoke. Others attended various events and visits around town and nearby communities.

Ralph Cunningham Indianapolis Jas. Serrings James Sering Clair Leeke James John Swindler Jno A. M. Adair Democratic Club Young Democratic Voters Adair Bracken Marsh

Revival Spirit Lifts Sunday Attendees at Local Church

The Sunday services drew strong crowds with new faces in morning and evening worship. The Christian Endeavor group gains energy and a revival meeting begins January first with Rev Clarence Defur assisting. The recent tri church chautauqua boosted local church life and officers welcomed instruction from Mr Lappin marking renewed focus on restoration.

S.S C. E Clarence Defur

BEAN SCHOOL HOUSE CHAS BEAN WORK ON LOCAL ROADS

Chas Bean helped Henry Sherrill hall clover seed Monday. James Sutton and wife were in Lebanon Saturday. Ed Wright and son Basil hauling gravel for Pat Sha han on the road north of Max. Dennis Shannahan and family attended Thorntown centennial Saturday. Ollie Smith and wife attended church at Advance Sunday night. May Ray and children visited Hazel Small near Lebanon Saturday. Basil Debard and Rollie Dean were at Jamestown Saturday night. Ed Hypes and family spent Sunday with Chas Bean. John Young and wife hosted Otha McDaniel and Pearl Whiteley near Advance.

Chas. Bean Henry Sherrill Hall James Sutton Lebanon James Bean Ammie Debard Manda Young Aid Society Dennis Shannahan May Swindler Thorntown Ollie Smith Advance May Ray Hazel Small Near Lebanon Lew Owens Fred _ Ca Rass Swife Mary Jane Owens Margaret Bowen Near Pleasant View John Young Otha McDaniel Near Pott’s School House Pearl Whiteley West of Advance Basil Debard Rollie Dean Jamestown

Local Social Notes Roughly Pieced From Lebanon Area

Robert Edgbert adds a new piano. Verr Faulkenbarry and wife dine in Lebanon. Mrs John Chavers stays with relatives in Indiana. Silas Hall and wife host cousin from Ohio. Silas Hall family and Miss Ellen Sloan attend Thorntown centennial. Newt Faulkenburry of Mississippi visits Vern Faulkenbery. Artie Morrison sale draws a crowd. he will move to a Whitestown area farm.

John Chavers Ladoga Silas Hall Mr. Hall Ohio Ellen Sloan Thorntown Newt Faulkenburry Mississippi Vern Faulkenbery Artie Morrison Mr. Morrison Whitestown

Local Social Notes Reflect Visits and Illness

Joe Helen spent Monday night at Frank Riner's. Al Kinnear and wife left Wednesday for an extended visit in Johnson county. Clay Lewis with wife and daughter of Cera, Joe Lucas with wife and son, and Lester Gray spent Sunday at Perry Ray's. Roy Melson with wife and daughter Thora, Mrs. Clyde Gough and daughter Dorothy Lucile and Thomas Melson were callers in the afternoon. Mrs. Will Weldon and Mrs. Don Weldon of Michigan visited Al Kinnear's Tuesday. Clark Frazier is critically ill at his brother Sam Frazier's home west of town.

Joe Helen Frank Riner al Kinnear Johnson County Clay Lewis Cera Joe Lucas Oul Lester Gray Perry Ray’s Roy Melson Thora Clyde Gough Dorothy Lucile Thomas Melson Will Weldon Don Weldon Michigan al Kinnear’s Clark Frazier Sam Frazier

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