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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
4
The listing includes items such as granulated sugar flour oats rice starch peroxide ginger snaps crackers oysters soap and other pantry and cleaning supplies, itemized with approximate weights and brands. It reads like a shop inventory or advertisement from a local grocery.
A local cleaner advertises garment cleaning and pressing with careful handling to improve appearance and longevity. It invites customers to bring in their clothes for meticulous service.
Willis Fulwider and Mrs. Dennis Willett and daughter of Turner's Station Kentucky, returned home yesterday after visiting relatives here. The Hustler visits the Willett home weekly and Mrs. Willett says they read every line ads and news alike. She praises Kentucky people but prefers Indiana land.
Mrs. Don Weldon who underwent an operation for tumor at an Indianapolis hospital last Friday is getting along nicely and will return home soon unless complications arise. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Sutton drove to St Elmo Sunday returning Tuesday in their new Regal.
Frank Burrin of Waveland and Mr and Mrs T E Burrin will stay in Indianapolis until Saturday to buy Christmas goods. Dr Riddell Indiana polis Dentist offers painless modern dental work and invites visits every Tuesday. Various sale notices list a horse power engine a Round Oak heater a Ford 5 passenger car and other items including pigs and livestock with prices and contact names.
Advance Christian Church reports steady progress as a sermon series on fundamental Christian topics continues next week. Miss Georgia Frantz directs the music with John Frantz arriving Thursday to lead and assist. Saturday night meetings are adjusted for travel. topics include Redemption Neglected Grace and Getting to Heaven Outside of the Church.
As announced last week the school hosted a Riley Day program on Monday morning with performances by Mediev and popular songs. Olive Owens Carmen Caplinger Grigsby’s Station Gladys Stump Mable Lucas and others performed including a song by the Girls Glee Club. Chester Hypes Anna Leola McClaine and Mr Pryce also contributed with dialect explanations and sketches.
Ten year old Margaret Sumpter daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Sumpter died at 4 o clock Sunday morning at their home west of Max. Death was due to locked bowels suffered since Thursday. Funeral services held at the home at 10 30 Tuesday morning conducted by Rev Francis. Interment at Oak Hill cemetery Lebanon.
State officials of the Christian Churches convene a rural meet in Advance chosen as the best rural community and church for the conference. The schedule lists sessions from November 15 to 19 with two or more addresses by nationally known practical workers.
Old-time fair entry sheet lists prizes for corn wheat oats rye Irish potatoes tomatoes onions cabbage pumpkins squash and flowers. It details premiums for best display, tallest stalks, best parade entries, and various merchandise cash and subscriptions with rules on display, packaging, and judging dates.
Robbins Table offers a Ruby Sewing machine for $20 with guarantee. Boone County earns praise for its cabinet reputation. Starr Piano Co wins First Prize at the San Diego Exposition for Starr Made Pianos and phonographs. Starr Piano Co to supply 150 instruments for Los Angeles schools. Phonograph demonstrations are free.
Ponter and Q FE Kelley share charge of the rural life program with support from the Agricultural Extension of Purdue. The event, under a church organization, promises benefits for church workers and community cooperation. Kelley cites improving church efficiency as the drive behind the project. The Hustler page uses ready copy with occasional old dates due to stock delays.
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