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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
5
Prof Elmer Marshall of Central Indiana University will visit Advance under the Advance Schools program on Wednesday evening November 9. The event promises a big time with plenty of fun and not a long faced lecture.
Mr. Knight Baumgartner of Worthington will meet all K of P at the Castle Hall Monday night. The notice signals a Pythian revival at Advance.
J B Graves sold 40 acres to his brother Evert then called off the sale. Basketball opens in Advance Friday night October 21 against Jamestown in the first game for both teams. For sale Baseburner and a big buck lambs listed. Grandma Ailes very sick today.
Revival at North Christian Church opened last Sunday with a large Sunday morning audience and a full evening service. Delegations from nearby churches are expected. over 60 people attended prayer meetings despite bad weather. A 2 pm Thursday prayer meeting is planned with all invited. A Christian endeavor was organized. Mary Brown was elected president with Myrtie Logan vice president Ruth Riner secretary and Thora Mel ditt to serve. next 6 pm meeting will be led by the minister. Miss Gunell Campbell of Lafayette sang two solos and is hoped to return. Bible school aims to reach 200 next Sunday as every one works toward that goal. Barbara Jean, daughter of Carl and Beulah Riner, was added to Cradle Roll. mother and child are doing well.
The Danville Gazette reports Judge Dovnen sentenced several guilty defendants after a reckoning on Monday and Tuesday. Robert Brackett received 1 to 14 years at Michigan City for grand larceny tied to a chicken theft near Jamestown, with pursuit details and a tied vehicle chase described alongside other guilty parties.
Crawfordsville police jailed Earl Smith of New Ross and Clifford Berkeley of this city after they confessed to a garage burglary at Abbot Garage in Mace on September 9. Thirty tires tubes and related gear were stolen, with tires later found in a New Ross corn field. Smith also admitted a prior theft at the same garage two months earlier.
Frank McCormick, state motor vehicle policeman, warns that any non owner driving for pay must hold a chauffeur license after October 5. Drivers without license or receipt face arrest and fines. He also requires two license plates, front and rear, and urges motorists to comply to avoid trouble.
Charney Harris of Ft Worth Texas in the printing trade grew irritated after receiving a letter from a doctor requesting bids on several thousand letters. The brief note outlines a commercial dispute over printing services and pricing.
A printer Charley writes a bidding note on a typewriter seeking bids for an appendectomy with various options including incision size ether and nurse presence. He invites quotes for reclosure if appendix is sound and notes plans to hold the incision open about six days and to price a future gallstone operation.
Fred S. Purnell representative of the Ninth Indiana district in Congress Mrs Purnell and their sons leave Attica after spending a month at home Mr Purnell spent his brief vacation mainly at home due to an influenza attack in the area
The School plans its annual Fall Fair on Friday night October 28. Community notes mention Uncle Joe Beck’s funeral, local visits, and a photo session moving to Jamestown in October. A revival at New Brunswick church reports strong attendance and new members expected tonight.
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