Russellville Defeats Russellville at Whitsett Park
Russellville 1 Advance 7 in a Sunday game at Whitsett Park. Edrington struck out 8 over 9 innings. Wall had a three base hit and a key catch at home to deny a late Advance rally.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
1
Russellville 1 Advance 7 in a Sunday game at Whitsett Park. Edrington struck out 8 over 9 innings. Wall had a three base hit and a key catch at home to deny a late Advance rally.
Ban concerts and visitors fill weekend notes as residents attend events and shop at Caplingers. Several local families visit kin in town while new goods arrive at Whitepack s and Caplinger s grocery. The state parties prepare for the 60 deg poll with precinct voting plans in September.
The Boone County Sunday School convention held at Shiloh Christian Church drew 90 delegates from 130 appointed and near 300 attendees including visiting teachers and workers. Speakers covered the Bible School mission to church home and community with talks by May Gabriel Minnie Sample and Frank Brock. The event featured a round table conference led by J S Hussey and evening addresses by H G Brown and J M Wright, ending with testimonials on the convention’s impact.
Prof Moreland declares advance schools poised for success and praises staff and facilities. He notes commissioning signals top standards and a diploma enabling college entry and teaching credentials, with one missing piece a robust library requiring community support.
A Wednesday family reunion at James Sandlin's North Main Street home drew relatives from five generations. James Padget and wife from Mount Eva Itliovia attended, marking 27 years since Mrs. Padget last visited Indians. Also present were Charles Record and family, OT Roberts and wife, Lewis Sandlin and family, Simeon Canada and wife, Scott Sumpter and family, Joe Sandlin and wife, Paul Cook, Mrs. Dora Davis, Mrs. Bua Sumpter, Mrs. Margaret Hurt, Mrs. Rebeccah Brinegst, Den Paree, Mrs. Geo. Canada, and Mrs. James Dacaep.
A mother advises her daughter on polite tea room behavior urging quiet manners and courteous refusals. The child recalls his or her own preference for accepting offered treats, balancing obedience with personal wishes.
A complete list of books for grades and high school will be published next week with prices. Students should list their old books to know what is needed as no books will be sold before Monday Sept. 14.
I possess the diplomas for all Advance Eighth Year graduates from last year and for Esther Sparks Paul Whitely Verna Scott and George Dale. They may be collected at the school office in the building by calling. Jesse Moreland
Mrs John Forbes and daughter Dora Spohr visited kin near Fontinette earlier this week. Dot Joseph and his wife spent Sunday with relatives in Henarix County.
Community notes list fishing trips and visits across towns. Items mention Er ic Shests and wives Harve Sheets and wives, Wm Gardner and families, Barnards, Old Union Sunday School, trips to Lebanon, poultry exhibits, fair attendance, and farm sale inquiries. A Boone Circuit Court term opens next Monday with Marion township school case. Montgomery County Fairground fire destroys stalls and injures Ike Clements.
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