Bazaar and Food Sale Held by M. E. Church Ladies
The ladies of the M. E. church announce an all day bazaar and food sale on the day before Thanksgiving to raise funds for church activities.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
3
The ladies of the M. E. church announce an all day bazaar and food sale on the day before Thanksgiving to raise funds for church activities.
An advertisement touts Croxone as a universal remedy for back pain, rheumatism, and urinary disorders. It claims quick absorption, cleansing of kidneys, and relief from numerous symptoms with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
A local update from Advance details festival funding by the Commercial Club totaling over 8100 plus 43 for decorations and about 50 for ads and premiums. It notes community visits, upcoming Rural Conference, school events, social gatherings, a marshmallow roast, and statements encouraging early coal purchases.
Lafayette Lucas visited Leba non on Saturday while Wallace Coons spent the day in James town. Neighbors attended the Nicely sale on Thursday. Rosannah Lasley of east of Max visited her daughter Mrs George Broshar. George Ray and wife were Sunday visitors at Charley Canada’s home. George Broshar and family were guests of Lee Shaw and family Sunday. Sunday visitors at Frank Riner’s included Will Riner and family of west of Jamestown Baxter Reed and wife and Lyle Johnson. Frank Whitely and his sons Olive and Ray and Mrs Chas Amleclaine returned from Iowa after the death of Bruce Whitely the son of Frank Whitely. His serious illness lasted about 12 hours. Rur fal Monday. A widow with two children survives.
The meeting closed Wednesday night ranks among the best in church history. Sixteen new members joined. John Frantz and his sister Georgia led sermons and music, earning praise and strong congregational fellowship. A Rural Church Institute plans are nearly ready with programs printed and committees chosen. The Frantzes returned home near Swarg ee. The institute will feature a stereoptican and a four night music program led by Miss Frantz with church property from Rev. A L Ward. Hustler office produced quality programs.
The Town Board prohibits throwing corn and other grain during the Fall Festival and Halloween. Violations will be prosecuted. Sam Woods, Marshal.
A nationwide surge in thefts raises concern for residents to protect valuable items. The report urges people to reinforce home security and avoid leaving valuables exposed, warning that criminal activity is increasing across communities.
The note states Bob Seeds is expected to appear again, with production pointer indicating he will be here in a coming month. The date is noted as November.
Reported near Brown's Station a horse bolted after a scare and struck a wire fence, causing serious injuries to Mrs. G. K. Gill and Mary Vandorn with several gashes. Vandorn regained consciousness after a period, Bliss Vandorn suffered minor bruises, and one injured party was improving today.
The James A Nicely sale was largely attended and fetched good prices. George Harting of Jamestown suffered a paralytic stroke. Melson is spending a few days in Indianapolis.
The notice promotes dental services by Dr Riddell offering painless tooth extractions and other dental work. It invites patients to visit every Tuesday at the Indiana polis practice, advertising late methods in dentistry.
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