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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
1
The Advance area lists a wide rundown of social visits and gatherings from turkeys run to Indianapolis trips. Local events include reunions at Mt Zion and a Ford giveaway by Advance Hardware Co. plus church conferences, farming plans, school needs, and a plea for 1916 subscriptions. The column closes with a School Supply Store inventory offering notebooks, pens, and dictionaries.
Jennie Ross works at Otterbein millinery. Mrs. Nisely has been sick. Mrs. Forrest Sandy visited relatives at Turkey Run. Ward homecoming well attended despite limited ads. Post office bank and rural carriers rested Monday. Community Building soon enclosed and fitted for use. Building committee and workers responsive. a dream of $900 gave way to a building worth several thousand dollars.
A narrative of a village youth who saved and studied to become a financier and bank official. The piece urges readers to start a savings account now to secure future prosperity, weather illnesses, and seize investment opportunities by growing money through the bank’s care.
Sunday at Mt Zion featured Rev Geo Farrow preaching and Baskett Bros of Jonesboro providing special singing to a large crowd. The article also notes events at Turkey Run and a well received Baskett Bros Quartette performance in the opera house with Mrs Joe Baskett as reader.
Six delivery wagons priced at 75 dollars each, one freight wagon 100 dollars, one large furniture wagon 75 dollars, one small future wagon 30 dollars, one extra heavy furniture wagon 150 dollars plus harness and delivery accessories for grocers, vegetable men, hucksters and hardware merchants. Contact ROOT DRY GOODS CO. Credit man Terre Haute Ind.
Wallace VanCleave presents a one man band show featuring life sized figures that perform with a machine creating a 15 piece ensemble. High class ventriloquism promises continuous laughs from start to finish. Doors open 7 30 performance at 8 admission 10c 15c.
Joe Redenbaugh 76 of near Mace died at Culver Union Hospital from injuries after being run over by a car driven by George Brown of Advance on a Saturday night walk home. Survived by wife Jane and son Alva of Chicago. Burial Sunday.
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