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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
4
This item shows a small newspaper notice detailing the weekly publication status and postal handling for Advance Indiana, including entry dates and classification under federal acts. It notes second class matter designation and a March 3 1879 act reference.
Notice that Homer Dale sues James P. Drake et al in Boone County Circuit Court for quieting title to Lot 32 in Jamison’s Third Subdivision Lebanon Indiana. Defendants must appear by October 16 1916. failure to answer will result in the suit being heard in their absence. Leonard Titus Clerk and attorneys Coulter and Crear.
Hazelwood R E Jones was in Indianapolis on business Friday. Frank Scott and wife from near Jamestown visited Robert Billingsly and family Saturday. Ed Denny Chas Blunk and R M Billingsly attended the Crawfordsville fair Wednesday. Miss Grace Edrington Mary Martin and Frank Martin started Lebanon High School Monday. Jame and Virgil Smith took a traction engine to Lebanon for Frank Gregory of Advance Saturday. Carl Ferguson and family returned from a ten day visit in Edmore Michigan with L T DeBard and family late last week. While hull ing clover at R M Billingsly s last Tuesday M M Edrington sprained a ankle stepping off the engine platform.
Mrs. Dr. Smith and son Edward of Marion are guests of B. L. Sumpter and family. Adrian McClaine of Indianapolis is spending a few days with some folks. Carson Caldwell and family of Cleveland are visiting relatives and friends here. J Emmert and family of near North Salem were weekend guests of Jas. Gordon and wife. B. L. Sumpter and family and Walter McDaniel and family visited Sunday with Jas. McDaniel and wife of Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jones visited Sunday afternoon with Ben Simmons and family and Stanley Jones and son. Byron Cory of Lebanon was a weekend guest of Ir McDaniel.
The notice invites all to attend next Sunday as regular preaching day. Several local families are listed as visitors and guests including the Emmert, Baskett, Canada, and Buechler families along with others. The report documents social visits to homes and relatives in the area during the past weekend and mentions travel to Kentucky and Newcastle for work.
A public sale will be held at the vendor’s farm 3 miles east of New Ross and 4 miles southwest of Advance on Monday September 11 1916 starting at 10 a.m. Items include 3 head horses 10 cattle 23 sheep 50 hogs hay grain and farm implements plus 65 acres of corn ground and 25 acres oats ground. Terms cash with a 9 month credit for larger sums and a 5 percent cash discount. Clerkship by Henderson and Epperson with H D Thompson and assistants.
Saturday and Sunday visits fill the page as families host relatives and friends from Indianapolis Crawfordsville and Lebanon. Local moves include properties bought and sold and shop changes at the Advance Tailor. A funeral is noted for William Dale with services and burial planned.
The notice promotes watch and clock repair, furniture upholstery, piano tuning, and vacuum cleaners. It touts durable daven ports, affordable couches, and a prize winning line of planos across contests.
Merridithe Owens improving slowly at Bean School House as Marion Reed and mother visit Harve Bean in Crawfordsville. Mrs Mariam Wright travels to Moltie Beans and then Lizzie Meadows. Joe Dean and wife called on George Ray. Alva Small's Lebanon area family visited Earl Ray. Marda Young and Grace in Lebanon. Charley Bean and family hosted at Sumner Owens. James Bean and wife attended a gathering at Ward.
Church reports show strong Sunday School turnout of 83 percent with 8 teachers and 3 visitors in the basement program. Plans call for a September institute featuring S. S. editor S. Lappin and guests from Providence Dover and Ward churches plus a post-service banquet.
A parade section in Lebanon’s Centennial celebration on Sept 16 will feature Advance Automobiles with a float. Virgil O Strickler of New York will give a free lecture on Christian Science as part of the Mother Church lectureship at the Colonial Theater. Rev C V Rector has begun duties as pastor of the Christian Church after arriving last Monday and lodging at Jap Akers. Rector, a graduate of Union Christian College and Moody Bible Institute, is described as capable and congenial.
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