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Newspaper

Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1918

Page

2

Family Return From Kentucky Visit

Mr and Mrs F A Reese and sons and Walter Whitecotton returned from a two week visit with relatives in Kentucky. Sam Reese accompanied them home. Those who ate fish with Elisha Reese and family Saturday caught in the Kentucky river were Ais and Mrs Jesse Coom, Mrs Ethel Dale, Kenneth Bailey, Mrs Dora Kernoddle, Mr and Mrs Thomas Jackson and son Merle, Walter Whitecotton and family, and John Whitecotton and family.

F. A. Reese Walter Witecotton Kentucky Sam Reese Elisha Reese Ais Jesse Coom Ethel Dale Kenneth Bailey Dora Kernoddle Thomas Jackson Merle Walter Whitecotton John Whitecotton

Vicr Mothers Community Singing Event on Sept 6

At Friday evening meeting September 6 Mr K Toner speaks by invitation 9. Vicr Mothers will feature a community singing from 7:45 to 8. Rev A Parelin to lead singing after returning from YMCA works. No charge at door but a silver offering will be taken.

K. ©. Toner Vicr A. Parelin YMCA

Advance Christian Disciple Announces Minister Call

In Barrin on September 3.8 Geo C Henry, pastor, announces sermon day. At last board meeting I was unanimously voted to call Rev Henry as minister indefinitely with a $200 per year salary increase.

Barrin Geo. C. Henry Henry

Christian Church Q V Reetor Sermons and Meetings Noted

Sunday School attendance 121 with offerings and two birthday gifts. Rev Rector delivered two sermons. Frankie Reyes added to church. Revival services planned with brother Rector assisting after the 4th Sunday in September. A neighborhood gathering hosted a pitch-in dinner for Leo and Cleo depar­tures. Attendees include Governor Prettitt and Emery Premier Cristopher Kincaid and families among others.

Lena Jackson Frida Ferstsen Ie Spacer Ats Airs. Jahreen West Virginia Frankie Reyes Sheoe G .O Leo Cleo Yeesterday Camp Taylor Emery Cristopher Kincaid Mary Catherine Hopkins Lebanon Emma Jrme Ard Dae Ali Airs Wi Ftesses Morcaret Bowen Sainte Nisiy Plorence Hall Virgil Smith Basil Debard Frank Martin Ruie Broshar Er Tae Nee Bey Cuinceh Joe Hammoe Tbrandfort Ethel Rhetta Verie Graham

Genco Farm Light Plant and Willard Electric Batteries Agent

Fragmentary notice notes Genco Farm Light Plant at 3395 and agent for Willard Electric Batteries. Mentions Shannon’s Electric in Lebanon street Advance, and a Hustler Office return. Details are incomplete with scattered names and locations.

Genco Farm Willard Electric Shannon Shea Lebanon Rain Street Advance

Estray Sheep Reported by Burrin Family

Mr and Mrs T E Burrin and their children James and Esther arrived back from North Dakota. A notice states ten head of estray sheep were taken up on Tuesday and are in the Burrin lot as of now.

T E Burrin James Esther Rived Dakota So Veriniy Eli Brown

Death Notice of Clarence Orville McMaine at Age Five

Clarence Orville McMaine died Saturday August 31 1618 after measles in Apra and a failing heart. He was mourned by his parents Jacop Cr Wilcox and wife and many relatives with thirteen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral by Rev O V Rector at Pleasant View Church with interment there.

Clarence Orville O. V. Rector Pleasant View Church Pleasant View

Local Electrical Supply Names and Agents

A fragment notes Farm Light from GENCO priced at £905 and references an agent for Nillana's Electric Batteries plus Pye oestannen's Electric Shan, indicating an advertorial list of electrical goods and suppliers.

GENCO Nillana Pye Oestannen

Eighth VanHorn-Smith-Vanarsdoll Reunion Held

An eighth annual reunion for the VanHorn-Smith-Vanarsdoll group gathered at James Vanhorn’s home near Advance Sun cap on November 1 with about 75 attendees from multiple towns. A noon Hoover basket dinner followed by singing prayers and scripture. officers were reelected and children performed. Next reunion set for September 1, 1919 in Lebanon. a service flag will honor boys serving.

VanHorn-Smith-Vanarsdoll James Vanhorn Near Advance Suncap Lantember Esport Indianapolis Frank- Crawfordsville Lebanon Ladera, Brace and Linnsbore Alve Ely

Lala Farm Light Plant Sale At 35 Dollars

Auction note lists Lala Farm light plant at thirty five dollars and mentions items from Rons Toy Witoed. Storage Bat and AU S-1LE-St3lo appear in fragmented OCR but no further details.

Rons Toy Witoed

Hazelwood Area Family Visits and Moves Recorded

The item notes numerous local families including Edvineton and relatives visiting Wm Lane’s southern Muse area, Payton and family moving to J T Jones farm, Bowen and Caldwell visiting in the same region, and Abe Ge with WE NAC OG Ne Vale Giesness among others. It mentions Samithover house work, Edrington and wife fishing near Cataract Falls, and Dorsey Sutler with family near Mid way, plus visits from Clain near Lebanon and others over a few days.

Chas. Payton J T Jones Iurley Bowen Oli Caldwell Wm Lane Muse Neo

Houk family moves from Advance to Nashville shoe store

Jo Houk returns from Tennessee where his family has been visiting and will manage a shoe store in Nashville. The move ends the Houk family's residence in Advance.

Jo Houk Tenn Mooncay Nashville Houk Advance

Francis and Bulah Leap Visit Nearby Town

Francis and Bulah Leap of Kewunna are visiting nearby, visiting local sights and enjoying the outing together.

Francis and Bulah Leap of Kewunna

Leola McClaine Enters Central Business College

Leola McClaine has entered Central Business College in Indianapolis. The move places McClaine in a program likely to prepare for business career paths. She joins a growing cohort at the institution.

Leola McClaine Central Business College Indianapolis

Sunday Social Notices At Providence And Nearby Homes

Rev Lookabill filled his regular appointment at Providence Sunday and had dinner with Bruce Buiris and wife. Joan Cassida and family visited Estal Troth and family. Mr and Mrs Uert Furgeson and family were in Loten Saturday. Mrs Laura Lafollette hosted a party for Pearl and Florence Elmore of Indianapolis with Lora Meadows Thelma Ferguson Ruth and Thelma Fer guson Ruby Ruth Laura Gladys Threlkeld Thelma Mills Pearl Brown Mary Florence McNutt Pearl Mills Adrian Lafoll ette Robert Riggins Donald Trosper Franklin McNutt Bailey Beck Francis and Earl Garner Morris Meadows. Ice cream and nabiseves were served.

Uert Furgeson Pruax Csat Loten Laura Lafollette Pearl Florence Elmore Indianapolis Lora Meadows Ruth Thelma Ferguson Ruby Laura Gladys Threlkeld Thelma Mills Pearl Brown Mary Florence McNutt Pearl Mills Adrian Lafollette Robert Riggins Donald Trosper

Madnert Mt Zion Reunion Sees Fewer Attendees

Madnert reunion at Mt Zion drew many but fewer than last year due to two deaths and gasoline regulations. After a fire dinner a fine program followed with Rev Geo Farrow speaking on Hoeing your Own Row and Rev Nawson among speakers. Officers were re elected. next reunion set for Sept 1, 1919 at Mt Zion.

Mt. Zion Geo Farrow Nawson

Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Earl Canada

A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Canada. The family reports a healthy arrival and looks forward to introducing the newborn to relatives and friends.

Mrs. Earl Canada

Convention Attendance Reported for Romney and Terhune

Rev Boyd attended a convention at Romney on Tuesday along with Mrs Dave Hedge Rev Rector and Wm Lucas who attended the convention at Terhune on Tuesday.

Boyd Romney Dave Hedge Wm Lucas Terhune

Accident near Greencastle injures Whorley party

Friday morning Mrs Mack Whorley daughter Fern Rev Airhart and Mrs W W Coons were injured when a car overturned three miles west of Greencastle after a wheel dropped into an open culvert. Fern drove. Whorley suffered three broken ribs and a punctured lung. Mrs Whorley suffered a broken collarbone and facial bruises. Mrs Coons wrist sprain and thumb dislocation. All were cared for at Rev Airhart's home. A Ford Truck for sale or trade.

Mack Whorley Fern W W. Coons Cr. Airhart Baptist Association Greencastle Miss Fern Whorley Wividgcoin Culbert Airhart Whorey O Ain Whorey Mrs. Whorley Mrs. Coonshedy Rev. Awaart

Prof Carpenter Entertained His Rein Last Week

Prof Carpenter hosted events in the latter part of last week and continued into yesterday, drawing attention for his activities and social engagements.

Carpenter

School Opened Fine With Notable Teaching Staff

The school opened with Lt. EF. Carpenter as Principal and a teaching lineup including Miss Wren in Science, Miss Dourne in Latin and Mathematics, Miss Chaver in Domestic Science and English, Miss Horner in Music and Art, Burge Emmert for 7th and 8th, Miss Swindler for 5th and 6th, Miss Cornelius for 3A and 4th, Miss Tomlinson for 3B and 2nd, and Miss Beaver for Primary.

EF. Carpenter Wren Miss Dourne Chaver Horner Burge Emmert Miss Swindler Cornelius Tomlinson Beaver

Methodist Episcopal Church announces Sept services and events

Pastor W. I. Boyd leads a Sunday School at 10 o clock with no evening service at the church. The Foley address moves to the Community Building with Rollo Brown at 2 50 and Foley at 8. The Every Member Canvass is set for Sept 18 with pledges for next year. The final conference year service is Sept 22.

New Ross Rollo Brown MM. E. Foley

Our Nation's Prayer and Local Army Departures

The piece includes a prayer for guidance in wartime and mentions soldiers Ralph Jones Ollie Gregory Guy AlcLaughlin Gale Lucas Basil Nisley and Cleo Kincaid leaving for the army this week. It reports the death of Mrs Isaac Golliday of New Ross and her burial at New fours Cemetery, with the community extending sympathy to the family.

Isaac Golliday New Ross New Fours

Program for CC WBBM Meets with Mars

Fred Routh the 2nd Wednesday in Sept. Song No. 90 what a Savior Jesus is. Scripture reading Hottie Me Claine. Song No. 80 would be like Jesus. Roll Call Business Period The Disciples of Christ in Latin America Mrs. John Jones. Past efforts and results in Mexico Puerto Rico Cuba Jamaica and Argentina Bulah River New Responsibilities and Plans by the Society. Special Music Mrs. May Routh Benediction.

Mars Fred Routh Jesus Hottie Me Claine Disciples of Christ In Latin America John Jones Mexico Porto Rico Cuba Jamacia Argentina Bulah River May Routh

New Flour Rulings Take Effect September First 1918

The new wartime flour regulations cancel previous rules and set substitution limits. Dealers must stock barley, corn meal, or corn flour with wheat flour and sell blends at one pound substitutes per four pounds wheat. Restrictions on millers, wholesalers, bakers, and retailer sales are adjusted or rescinded.

Agruts United Socies

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Dvance Hardware Co Tot Lala Hazelwood Edvineton Atri Micas Visier Dehard Ameree Ric Clain FE Edrington Cataract Falls Robert Dilingsly Dorsey Sutler Near Midway Providence Lookabill Bruce Buiris Joan Cassida Estal Troth Reese and Cunningham Nips Chava Bideniel McDaniel and Family W. I. Boyd Ora Beaver U.S. Sept Siv Foley Cde America Joseph J. Share Washington Ralph Luys Pieter Rncal Winscaal Boe T. Te Penewmachunie Merve Ronn Or, Warry O Indiana Wayne Cutila Gary J. Ross Cole T. B. Vermeil Parry Scott Davis Wahuash U.S. Food Administration
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