30 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1919
Page
1
The Ward Church raised seventy six dollars for Bro McLeod and family, missionaries in Thibet, as a Christmas present. The act, kept private by the church, is praised as a glorious deed reflecting thoughtful support for home mission work.
The Teacher Training Class resumes tonight after a revival pause. It remains the largest training class in Boone County.
The K of P goat event ended with a crowned winner from Jamestown lodge and a plan to travel to Jamestown Saturday night to perform 1st, 2nd, and 3rd degrees. Lodges from Shannondale Ladoga Mace Jamestown and Advance attended despite rain. The red and blue contest was unresolved due to missing menu items. next Monday will reveal winners and attendees while awaiting meals.
Johnny Nisley, known for large corn, grows a 15 inch long white ear weighing 2 pounds with 22 rows and 67 grains. The ear was displayed in Chas McClaine's store window on Minnie Gill Smith farm. Rumors of a Purdue invite and land offers follow.
The Dover Country Club spotlight highlights three talented young women Edna Edrington Grace Edrington Nora Billingly who form a home orchestra. Edna violin Nora piano Grace clarinet and they perform for audiences while also helping with local news efforts for the Advance Hustler Lebanon Reporter and Pioneer.
An advertisement fragment touts a harmless soothing cream to preserve complexion beauty. It mentions a large fiberalan style package and a bold claim of purity and safety for the user’s skin.
Harrold Hiller editor of the Jamestown press visited the Hustler editor on a Friday afternoon. After tallying three years of profits the trio planned a look at editoroyd of the Times, concluding editors are hard workers blessed with wealth.
Dr. Riley of Linnsburg has moved to Advance and now occupies the house vacated by Bro Henry. His office is over Bowmain & Son’s former store room. Patients follow the same stairway to see either doctor, indicating shared entrance for local medical care.
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