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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1914
Page
4
Oscar quotes and wry observations on public life from editorials and syndicated jests. The notes joke about school geographies, bats for mosquitoes, male milliners in Paris, and a radium watch while lampooning publicity and baseball pennants.
A reflective note urges sons to call their fathers father not old man. It contrasts aging fathers with youthful sons noting attire, effort, and pride. It stresses gratitude for a father’s lifelong toil and quiet love despite hardship and limited praise.
Mount Zion Rev Sturgen preached at this place Sunday and took dinner with Stephen Emmert and wife. Mrs John Aibart visited her sister Mrs Martha Whiteley at James town Monday, Mrs Whiteley is quite poorly. Thomsa Farrow and family, Mrs and Mrs Wm Buechler and Otis Emmert visited at J A Farrow Sunday. David Canada and wife and John Canada and family spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Lafayette. Wm Sandlin and family, Jamee Shields and wife and John Leavitt and wife visited as Harve Airhama Sunday. Mce Bercy Shields and children of Indianapolis have come for a few weeks visit with Mrs Alica Emmert and son Otis, Roy Nicely and wife, Mrs Ozeila Emmert and Otis Emmert were shopping in Lebanon Saturday. Deanie Butler and wife were the guests of Hansil Butler and wife Monday. Mrs Lizi Murray and son Charles and Edna Meek visited at Jobo Whitemans Sunday. wm Douglassod family visited friends near Crawfordevilla Saturday night. Mrs J A Farrow and daughter Hallie visited at Charlie Emmetts Friday. Charley Day and family of Brownsburg visited over Sunday with Hansil Butler and wife. Mrs Henry Proffitt gave a surprise dinner for her daughter Victoria Sunday the occasion being Victoria's tenth birthday. Those present were Ely Brown, wife and son Nesbert, Ernest Wright, Kenneth Frazier, Pearl Nicely, Pearl and Mary Brown Mary and Daisy Imbler, Edith Graves, Lela Emmett, Letha White man, Geneva and Lorean Burris and Ruth Wright.
Mr Peters of Indianapolis was in our area on business Friday. Parr spent Sunday with Ara Maggard and wife. Shahan Co. built a new bridge north of Glen last week. Owens bought a new Baker threshing outfit and will have engine this fall. Ed Wall digs a well for James Ashwell on the Briskine farm. Mel Edrington family visited Mrs DeBard’s household near Cartersburg. Pete Steirl and wife buying a house and lot in Advance to move soon. Emery Proffit and Dick Emmert of Lebanon visited Chas Emmert southwest of Advance. Ralph Dean of near Lebanon visited his parents. Sarah Abell spent night with Grace Edgington. Keist and wife moved from Lebanon to a farm near Max. M M Edrington family visited Edringtons near Hazel College. Lloyd Cleaver’s barn near Bud Shelly’s home nearly complete. W Edrington family welcomed a baby girl born Tuesday last week. Ray Whiteley of Montgomery County in the vicinity visiting relatives. Several farmers report bogs failing to cholera in the area.
Otto Threlkeld from Lebanon was in the area Wednesday. Wm Walker hauled wheat to Advance early in the week. James Reed and wife visited Frank Joseph and wife near Litton Sunday. Elisha Higgs and family with Jas Meadows and family visited Roy Swindler and wife near Max. James Bean and wife near Max visited Wm Walker and family. Clarence Pipes sold a horse to Charlie Gardner and Mollie Garner and Mrs Mabel Garner with daughter Dorothy. Mrs Rena Higgs and Hallie Earl Higgs of Indianapolis spent time with Elisha Higgs and Bill Garner. A few days last week residents visited Elisha Higgs and Bill Garner.
Advance R R 21 BL Smitey end family and Geo. Broshar wife and daughter Rule were in Lebanon Saturday. George Ray made a basingsa trip one day last week. Mrs Charles Sparks and Mrs Frank Heady were in Lebanon Monday. While visiting at Oliver Bap's Sunday Ruie Broshar fell and sprained her shoulder severely. Bixter Raed and Frank Riner returned home Saturday from a two weeks visit in Kentucky. James Clark and daughter Lizzie of Kentucky are visiting Frank Riner and family. Mrs Anna DeBard and daughter Mary Kateleen and Edith Campbell and Della Lasley of Lebanon visited Tuesday with George Broshars Charlie Canada and family spent Sunday with Earl Ray and family.
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