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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
4
The Aid Society of the Advance Christian elise marks its eighth anniversary on Thursday October 16 at 2 7 p m. A 7 pm reception follows in the church residence. Husbands and families are invited. Mrs John McCoosughy, Pras, Mes Lula Tecompson, Sec'y.
Regular session shows A T Henecek Co approved to trim shade trees for electric pole and line construction. Then a series of salaries listed for Joan Whitsett De Bark Boe Caplinger J R Sullivan Ed Connor Fred Thompson C E McClaing J R McConaughy F M Craver and Bartles Mitchell election supplies.
Advance R R 20 John Kennodie and son Albert were in Lebanon Monday Emory Proffitt moved to the Chris Deboard farm last Monday T H Molson and wife spent Sunday with W P Kay and family Clay Lewis is working for M M Edringtons clover bullet this week Verla and Mary Higgins are working in the Hedge restaurant at Jamestown this week Alvis Dean and wife from Clinton county are visiting John Dean and family May Cornelius is sewing for Mrs James Caldwell Lutha Yager and Hattie Brown attended the football game at Lafayette Saturday Maude Whitsley is spending a few days with her grandparents Ben McClaine and wife
Mrs Emma Jackson is on the sick list. Hazel Brown spent Sunday with Chas Brown and family. Merom Fine of Lebanon visited over Sunday with Hubert Fine. Clara and Verna Whitecotton of Advance spent Saturday and Sunday with Lish Reese and family. Mrs Ette Buirdle visited Mrs Clarence Catriger Friday. A large crowd attended the McCarthy sale Monday. Raymond Jackson returned home from a visit in Kentucky. Earl Rees spent Saturday night with Raymond and Recdal Thompson in Advance.
Ray Whiteley and family visited B M McClaine and family Friday night. Fern Potts suppered with Eli Martin and family. Grace Edrington stayed with Dorothy Titus. Mrs C C Debard and Lebanon visitors called on Mrs M M Adrington. diverse neighbors visited and hosted gatherings around Hazelwood during the week.
Names of residents who moved this week include J. H Kincaid to the Caldwell farm and the Shelley family to Kincaid's farm. J. H. Smith returns to a farm near Advanen, and Emery Profftt moves to the C C DeBard farm. Mrs 21 M Edrington and Edna visit Vesa per Edrington. Mrs M M Edrington Edna and Nora Billingsly call on Mrs MecDaffy. Mary Edrington travels to Cincinnati Ohio for two weeks to visit her sister Mrs Mattie Keetle.
Mrs Narissa heads to Martinsville while Mrs Mary Ryan attended church at Lebanon on Sunday. Jas Swindler and family had dinner, Jaz Mead and family, Finley Bush and mother in Lebanon and Roy Swindler and family. Grace Bean and children visited Mrs Shanahan Sunday. Jas Beau and wife attended the Lasley reunion at Max. Will Broshar and wife visited John and Roy Swindlers. Carpenters nearing Roy Swindler's house. Mrs Lova and Prof Bert Swindler visited Sunday.
Mrs Elmira Caro Whitecotton died Thursday from cancer of the stomach and bowels. Funeral service Saturday at Advance Christian Church with Rev. Kelley officiating. Interment at Old Union. Survived by parents Robert and Francis Wall, four brothers, three sisters, and seven children from two marriages.
Trustee Graves announces Jamestown grade school opens Monday October 13 with class assignments for each grade. Wagons will load students at the Bank corner. a new building is expected ready by early January, with temporary arrangements in place until then.
Beginning next Sunday evening Eid Oscar E Kelley will start a three sermon series on Christian unity at his appointments. The topics include Some of the causes of division The Hurt of the Church that Must be Healed and The Ultimate Basis of Unity. Morning topic for next Sunday is The Family of God.
Citizens of Advance met at the town hall on October 4 to nominate a ticket for the November election. W D Fall and J E Roark were named for chairman and clerk. W P Kibney was nominated councilman first ward to succeed C E McClaire, with J S Sullivan second ward and Carl Bowman third ward. Fred Thompson named clerk and D G Caplinger treasurer. Five candidates contested the marshal post, with Wi Hendrix winning on the third ballot.
Claude Lucas and Claude Bowman spent last week in Noblesville. Willard Davis of Kansas and Amanda Dale from near Old Univ visited Mrs Catherine Jackson. Emma Nicely and daughter Stella spent Monday with Clay Sheets and Sallie Utserback visited Saturday night and Sunday with Stella Nicels. Tewpa Shawlley has returned from a visit in Terre Haute.
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