21 Oct 1915
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
1
The article promotes large curved lenses as superior not merely stylish but widely adopted. It invites readers to the optical department to learn the difference and understand why these lenses are favored for their performance and broad use.
The MI EF Church ladies conduct a charity sale today with upcoming events at the Higgs sale on Tuesday and a Thanksgiving sale. Attendees include Ed Hypes Sumner Owens Earl Ray Carl Whitely and Chas Canada heading to Grand Council I O Ro MM in Indianapolis.
The C W B AL from this city attends the College of Missions in Indianapolis for the annual state meeting today.
Notice states an election in Advance Indiana on November 2 for one trustee of the 2nd Ward one trustee of the 3rd Ward one town marshal one clerk and one treasurer for the town of Advance Witnessed by Sam Woods marshal and Thos FE Purrin town clerk on October day mayoral year 150
The evangelistic service continues at the Advance Christian with strong interest and several baptisms. Tro. Kelley teaches fundamental sermons and John Frantz with Miss Seorcia Frantz lead in service. Choir numbers are exceptionally fine as the meetings extend into next week.
Herdis Brown sports a gold mounted watch charm from the grand lodge IT. O. R. Ai. of Indiana as 15 petitions circulate to form a local chapter. Red Men teams organize in earnest as they pursue standings and notable lodge names amid parish social ties. Mrs. Lou Caplinger and son Carmen with Miss Mary Caplinger visit Tom Melson and wife at Advovvce.
The Aid Society of the Advance Christian Church observes its birthday tomorrow at the church. Meeting called to order at 2 p.m. Full attendance desired.
Rev Kibbey evangelist min ister began a series of meetings at Linsburg on Tuesday night to promote a coed gathering. Wm Lucas leads song with Miss Marie Lucas as organist while Kibbey serves as church pastor. Advertising for the meeting is printed in this office.
Our New Bakery Rolla Proffitt operates a bake shop with bread rolls and buns. He showcases a Hubbard oven and complete equipment. The community supports local bakeries and wishes him unbounded success. Nearby residents and advertisers note Mr. Proffitt’s sample loaf impressed.
The Hustler promotes a fall festival with 100 sample copies to be distributed at the James Nicely sale today. Merchants back the edition as public spirited sponsors with the Commercial Club providing support. Local visits include W. W. Speer and wife, Glen Waters, Mrs. Wm Rohn in Frankfort, and others from Indianapolis and nearby towns.
Prices vary by source and timing with European conflict. Some dealers promise better bristles and longer lasting quality. Children’s small brushes appear in inventories as wartime dental care support.
Mrs. C. Van Sickle of Lebanon rents Alberts Tendris property and a room in Jennie Ross millinery shop to sell home baked bread and cakes. Urah Willett and wife of Pare ners Station Kentucky visit relatives. their marriage occurred last week. H F L McDaniel and family of Lebanon and Orville Taylor and family of Pleasant View spend Sunday with J R Gregory at Ladoga. Mr and Mrs Wm Cale host at dinner with Air and Mrs Roy Ailes and son, T G Coley and Carl Bowman. John Whitecotton wife and son Harve Sheets visit relatives near Greencastle. Ed Hynes drives them. Tempa Shawley bought first loaf from Advance Bikers.
A readable fragment lists J E Ashwell R D Billsly B F Coombs Chas E Caldwe Bert Winters A Asswish er Ralph E Jones Robartis Dean Harry Sprong W V Garner W Montgomery E M Graves J T Brown among others. The text appears as a roster or committee list with no further context.
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