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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
4
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John Dale and wife with Vergil Morrison and families spent Sunday with Artie Clifton and family. Mrs Chas Day and son Dorsa and Marie Heriog of Brownsburg visited last week with W P Butler and family. Mrs Ray Pointer and children visited Robt Ferguson and wife part of last week. Mrs Martha Hutchinson visited Thursday with Mrs Jim Darnell. Frank Butler attended the Lafayette fair Friday. Shelley Hutchinson and Pete Todd and wife attended Ike Shelley surprise on Wednesday last. Roy Pointer visits relatives near Culver. Mrs Bessie Day and Misses Marie Herring Tressie and Bertha Butler spent Wednesday and Thursday with Sam Graham and family near Lebanon.
WARD neighbors from Lafayette and nearby towns attended the fair last week. James VanHorn harvested over 200 bushels of clover seed on Monday. Several families called on Ray Swindler, Jas. Bean and Chas. Beans hosted dinner, with many local visits noted throughout the weekend.
Mrs M Summers offers a free home treatment for children with bed wetting that claims to cure the issue without spanking. The advertisement warns against blaming the child and notes the method also helps adults with urine difficulties and urges readers to write for full instructions, no money required.
Marcus Frame, 61, was found in his stable three and a half miles northwest of Ladoga after a cow trampled him while he milked. Doctors say a spinal injury will prove fatal as Frame lies near death with paralysis and serious head wounds.
The marriage of Miss Lola Turner of New Ross Indiana and Avery Zimmerman of Jamestown Indiana was celebrated Wednesday noon at the First Methodist Church parsonage. Rev Merle English performed the ceremony. They will reside on a farm near Jamestown Indiana.
Notes from the Galladay School House include a Saturday night band concert and various Sunday visits. The vicinity hosts relatives and friends gathering with families in Advance Merom Whites Town Old Union and nearby farms. Names such as Threlkeld Emmert Garner White Sanfords Poynter Ferguson and several Yager families appear among recent social rounds.
The eighty third annual session of the Western Indiana Christian Conference closed at Pleasant View church. The Rev L W Bannon of Wayntown aged 95 received a fellowship greeting after seven ty two years of attendance. The conference reports show 5450 active members, 3460 Sunday scholars, church property valued at 101792, and annual salaries of 10324. The retiring secretary Rev R H Gott of Kokomo served twelve years. Next gathering set for Osborne Prairie church north of Feedersburg in Fountain County.
The New Ross School building work continues with plastered auditorium and lower halls two recitation rooms rest rooms and offices and steel ceiling installed. The old building once stood across the road fifty years ago and the newer structures followed. Progress marches on and the next decade may bring further changes.
Henry Sanford aged 72 a respected farmer near Shannon Dale died after a brief illness. He fell from a porch en route home from Lafayette and died at one Friday morning from apoplexy. Survived by wife two sisters and a brother. funeral Sunday at Shannon Dale church with interment in Shannon Dale cemetery.
The Russell Players arrived Sunday and opened Monday for a week, offering high class vaudeville acts and moving pictures. The company consists of ladies and gentlemen. performances are praised as wholesome and crowds attend nightly.
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A wartime era quotation contrasts Tolstoy and a French Law of Manou view on women’s roles. It notes a mother’s venerable status versus men as mere pleasure, reflecting social attitudes across classes.
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