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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
2
A fragmented notice mentions BLAGE and Kiss as well as remedies for various disorders. It touches on rheumatic heart issues and recovery, with scattered references to medical procedures and ages. The text reads as a garbled ad-like excerpt from a historical paper.
A garbled county diary lists visits and gatherings: Mrs Ed Denny was taken to a sanatorium in the southern part of the state. Families from Lebanon Dover and Jamestown attended dinners and hog sales. Several couples visited neighbors near Libaner and Libaner area with names like Ralph Jones Newt Bratton and Frank Seif.
John Younh and wife visited his sister near Darlington on Sunday. Will Walker and wife were visitors at Chas Bean's. James Sutton and Lee Shaw were on business Monday. James Bean and wife hosted on Sunday. Joan Bowen and wife from Pleasant View visited, along with George Preshar and family of Advance, Elisha Qiges and wife, and Bruce Pickering and wife near Shannondale. Ed Wright and wife dined with Mrs Allie Willett and Alfie of Kentucky, James Meadows and family, and James Higgs and wife.
Advancer R 2i aux Trady and wife were in Lebanon Puesday Meza Threshed and wife are the parents of a new baby girl George Lroshar and son Merman were in Jamestown Saturday Lawrence and Oakley Riner and C co Droshar were in Lebanon Friduys Sunday visitors at John Nicelys Charley Canada and family of nedy Ward and George Ray and wife rank Kiner and wife had as their lasts Sunday Lon Sratton and wife James Smith and family John Weldon and wife and Artie Weldon and Wilt Marion ier and family and Baxter Eecd and wife spent Sunday with Wibwener and family
Wrntenan and Marion Reed report slow improvement on the Bean School House. The barn nears completion by John Campbell. Mrs. Maician Wright will reside with Jas Bean and wife, and Edith Campbell is staying with her.
Mark Beck marketed his legs at Mace Friday. Ray Poynter and family spent Sunday and Rebert Ferguson and wife. Mrs Rhoda Ilardae visited her sister Mrs Isaac Emmett of Lebanon Saturday. James Reed and wife and Bert Ferguson and family visited Albert Rightenour and family Sunday. Mrs Avia Willette and daughter Titie and grandson Leaton of Turners Station Ky visited a few days last week with Rena Klyes and Allie Walker. Those who spent Sunday with Jesse Gardonoy and family were Joseph Mauser and wife, George Walker and wife and son Alva and daughter Rita of near Mincasville and Albert White wife and daughter Nellie and son Walter of near Mulx.
Weekly newspaper details second class mail matter marking rates for six months three months and single copies. It lists display advertising per inch and locals per line rates with extra length charges and free obituary length, plus card of thanks and resolutions lines.
A garment care ad promises careful cleaning and pressing to improve the appearance and longevity of clothing. It emphasizes diligence and meticulous service to enhance fabric life and presentation.
Ward Ore Swander returns to Indiana after a week at home. Mery Stump and Walter Davis visit Abe Stumps on Sunday evening. Win Wiesner and family visit Chas Bears near Golladay School. Roy Swindser James Meadows and families near Dover share Sunday dinner with Ed Wright near Advance. Jas Siggs and wife called in the afternoon. Hather Stump stays with Fred Taylor's near Lebanon. Mary Vaniforn visits sister Grace Bean Saturday afternoon.
Sailie Deaver visited Thomas Caldwell's Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Wm Ross and daughter Mabel returned Wednesday from a visit in Carroll county. Mrs. Allie Willett and daughter Effie dined with Robt Fulwider yesterday.
The Advance in Advance Indiana is published weekly with Ora McDaniel as editor managing editor business manager publisher and owner. The document is sworn October 4 1915 before W W Caldwell notary public noting no bonds mortgages or securities outstanding and Ilustler is referenced with a signed affidavit date and notary expiration July 16 1919.
The Advance Christian church schedules a series of special meetings starting Sunday morning led by Mirr John Traniz and his sister Miss Georgia. The pastor will preach on fundamentals of Christianity with topics including The Bible Gods Will to Man and The Holy Spirit. Meetings begin at 7 pm daily, with Sunday evenings at 6 30.
Local enthusiasts circulate papers to fund a gym 50 by 70 feet at Advance with a self supporting roof. Shares cost 10 dollars each, aiming for a total near 860 dollars. If funded, construction may expand and be ready for the fall festival.
W C Sumpter wed Florence Tedmick of Emporia on Sept 25 and will reside in Hutchinson Kansas. Several local residents visited Willard Gardner's home including Elmer Wall and Mrs Willard Gardner. Cordelia Caldwell started school in Terre Haute on Monday.
The second annual Adams reunion was held last Sunday at John Gleck's near Max. Forty four members shared a noon meal on the lawn and a ground photo followed a wearing contest where W. il. Nay weighed in as the heaviest at 180 pounds.
The Hustler releases additional epics this week and plans to include issue five weeks for 5e so readers stay posted on the upcoming fall festival.
Local notice requests submissions for the Hustler weekly print edition due next Wednesday. Readers and advertisers are urged to prepare notices and advertisements for timely publication.
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