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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
5
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The Boone County Yubberculosis Society and Indiana headquarters plan to appoint a nurse this fall, likely in the first weeks of September. Local members led by Mrs. Deis Pires and Mrs. Earl Adner prepared plans, aided by fundraising via Red Cross stamps during holidays, with clinics and care linked to past events and local activity.
Lost A 21 Jewel Burlington watch with Thos. Co. Coolman engraving on case. Finder please call Lyle Coolman at Thorntown. Notice: officers of Mt. Zion Cemetery Association to be elected Saturday Sept 3 at 2 o'clock at Mt Zion Church. All interested in Mt Zion Cemetery urged to attend. By order Board of Trustees.
In a rural fable long before Mr. Fox’s clever fame, Fox borrows a cave store of chickens from a plan with Mr. Possum. Mr. Owl overhears, exposes the deceit, and the wood folk nickname the owl the wisest bird for unveiling the truth. The tale ends with Fox praising the owl and all acknowledging his wisdom.
A NY society-minded essay discusses proper invitation etiquette for twenty fifth anniversaries. It notes avoiding obligation to give gifts, timing for afternoon or evening receptions, and guidance on attire including when not to wear the wedding dress.
An old grammar debate shows correct usage of sit versus set. It cites examples like Come in and sit down versus Come in and set down and warns against saying The vase sets on the table, insisting The vase rests or stands on the table.
Britain sees Canada as the top choice in a state aided emigration scheme for ex service men and women. Among 84 000 applications received by year end the largest single total was 82 676 seeking Canadian settlement with Australia next at 23 267.
The Crawford Starr reunion gathered at John Crawford's home near Shannondale on Sunday with many relatives from Indianapolis Amo and Thorntown. J. W. Moore suffered a stroke at his East Main Street home, and his condition is described as not improving. A daughter of Ora Smith underwent hip surgery in Indianapolis and is resting well.
Michael Avis of Norwood Ohio and Hugh Clappert aided by Sheriff Joseph Cain recovered a stolen Cole touring car found abandoned south of Max. The car, damaged with dead batteries, was taken to Advance Garage. Constable Bowers and Sherry Oz, with the garage owner, split a 30 dollar reward after the owners identified it. The Ohio men drove the car back to Cincinnati after recovery.
The eighty second indica conte nce of the Slethodist Precotar hureh met last week in Gseenfield. Rev. John S Clawson is reappointed to the Lebanon circuit for another year. Rev. TW Clark is assigned to Royalton and Rev. RW Keno to Sedwick Chapel.
Miro and Mrs HH A Spence were viddwy at St Vincent with the removal of tonsils performed by Lafayette Page and assistant. They are healing well and progressing nicely.
The United States senator held a recess gathering in Indiana detailing Congress work and tax bill impact. He opposed an immediate soldiers bonus, urged relief legislation, and praised the current cabinet, especially Hughes and Weeks, while supporting Mellon handling foreign debt. Local residents attended and visiting relatives were noted.
Verna Proffitt left for New Richmond to teach as school started there. Births include a girl to Edith Endicott. Endicott widow mourns earlier loss. Friends visited Higgs family and others. several relocations and moves noted around Crawfordsville and nearby towns. Also a feature on office friction and tips for better organizational flow.
A large crowd attended the Red Chautauqua yesterday as The Revis Sisters Trumpeters and Mela phone players offered a unique musical program. The Davis Sisters opened with a short prelud e and Bingham closed the event with humorous stories and violin solos. The Chautauqua plans to return next year.
Joseph S. Frazier's Oak land sedan struck a calf near Advance on Saturday. A fender and a light were damaged. The calf was knocked into a ditch but recovered and walked away with only minor injuries. The car loss was insured by State Automobile Insurance Company.
Senator Harry S. New spoke informally with a small, representative group of Lebanon and Boone County Republicans in the Rogers and Smith law office this morning to discuss national problems and the political climate.
A pithy quotation from T W Beecher extols the beating heart as the most profound music reaching far and wide, illustrating how love resonates beyond measure.
The passage promotes carrots as a rich iron source and advises serving them weekly in varied ways with minimal water and butter. It also provides a recipe for Orangeade with orange juice sugar cranberry juice and water and suggests garnishing glasses with orange slices.
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