Splendid Recital By Young Musicians Under Mrs Clifton
Twenty two students of violin and piano studied this summer under Mrs Pearl Clifton held a recital at her home on Thursday afternoon. An invited audience enjoyed a varied program with precise instruction, followed by refreshments and a social hour. Photographs were taken by George of Advasice.
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Pearl Glifton
Mrs. Clifton
Mesdames Wm. Canada
Don Dale
Vergil Morrison
Sylvia Heath
Gerdoer
Advasice
September Crop Report Shows Indiana Harvest Outlook
The USDA report estimates Indiana corn at 154,000,000 bushels versus 176,400,000 last year, wheat 48,229,080 bushels vs 89,865,000, oats 40,000,000 vs 36,800,000, potatoes 4,550,000 vs 3,075,000, with hay and clover about the same as 2018. If accurate, drought fears and high living costs may ease as production remains strong despite European conflict.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Indiana
School Reopens With Large Turnout And New Faculty
Attendance rises at Advance and Ward area schools as buses bring pupils from surrounding districts. New staff include Perry D. Pointer as superintendent and several teachers from Advance products, while seniors and juniors see notable changes in class rosters.
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Wm. Gravee
Alva Culley
O. H. Beaver
Marion Vice
Lew Owens
George Brown
Clyde Culley
Perry D. Pointer
Nan Wilson
William E. Pryce
W. C. Schaffer
Maude Wall
Orville Prats
Iva Owens
Dermon Caplinger
Lena Swindier
Meets Would Meets Joebui D
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Saloonist Defeat Sparks Public Licensing Battle in New Ross
In Walnut township the saloon project backed by Hon. Mr. Davis faced strong resistance from residents who refused remonstrances and blocked liquor licenses. Builders moved ahead but two-thirds of voters declined the plan, leaving a nearly finished brick building to repurpose or sell as the fight ends with uncertain next steps.
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Indianapolis
Ross
Mr. Davis
Davis
Crawfordsville
Sam
Walnut Township
Alr
Boots
New Ross
Personal statement rejects trustee candidacy offer
Aresident thanks friends for the compliment and states with unalterable positivity that he cannot consider serving as trustee on any fusion or citizens' ticket. He notes word of potential induction and declines the honor.
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Alep
Oakel_F
Hall
Second Daughter Born to Prof Sparks Family
Word from Boston reports the birth of a second daughter to Prof and Mrs Frank Sparks on September 3. Mrs Sparks did not accompany her husband to Idaho earlier due to the birth. Mother and baby are doing well and Dixie will join the professor, superintendent of schools at Mountain Home Idaho, soon.
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Boston
Frank Sparks
Danville Baptist Association Holds 89th Session at Pisgah
The Danville Regular Predestinarian Baptist Association met for its 89th session at Pisgah Church from Friday the 4th to Sunday the 6th with preaching by Eld C L Aishart D Dodsmead Whitlock Johnson Cox Canine Ervin Mahan and Hanley. Pisgah hosted at Mac Whorley’s home. Five hundred ate dinner Sunday and adjourned sine die to meet later.
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Danville
Predestinarian Baptist Church
Pisgah Church
Eld
C. L. Aishart
D. Dodsmead Whitlock
Johnson, Cox
Canine
Ervin
Mahan
Hanley
Mac Whorley
Permanent Fund Being Created at Mt Zion Cemetery
A church meeting at Mt Zion last Saturday launched a plan to establish a permanent fund for cemetery upkeep. Trustees Proffitt Emmert Bush were elected. subscriptions already reach 350 to 400 with more expected. The fund aims to generate perpetual care and support future expansion to rival nearby cemeteries.
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Mt. Zion
Mt Zion
Henry W. Proffitt
Ora Emmert
William Bush
Teuatees
J. D. Emmert
H. W. Proffit
J. G. Emmert
Proffit
Roy Nicely
S D. Emmert
Old Union
Simeon Emmett
Margaret McIntyre
Jamestown
Three Lyceum Dates Announced by Porter Bureau in Advance
The Porter Lyceum Bureau posted three of five dates for the Community Club season. Alpine Yodlers and Singers perform November 9, Robert Leeds entertains December 14, and Swanes Jubilee Singers appear January 21. February and March dates to be announced. tickets will be sold as season passes for one dollar or single admissions at 25 to 35 cents.
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Porter Lyceum Bureau
Lyceum
Commercial Club
Alpine Yodlers
Robert Leeds
Swanes Jubilee Singers
County Superintendent Announces Teachers Examination
County superintendent serves notice that a teachers examination will be given Saturday September 26 for those who want to teach the coming scholastic year.
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County Scintendent Servics
For Sale Gravel at J M Nicely Pit Near Advance
Limited amount of first class medium grade gravel suitable for concrete work is for sale at the J M Nicely pit two miles from Advance. Inquiries to John S Dale Jamestown RFD 24 or telephone J M Nicely.
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Amoun
J. M. Nicely
Advance Inquire
John S Dale Jamestown
Wanted Tobacco Salesman Earn $100 Monthly
Advertise and take orders from merchants for smoking and chewing tobacco cigarettes cigars and other products. Ex perience unnecessary. Send a 2 cent stamp for full particulars to Hemet Tobacco Co New York NY.
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Earo
Hemet Tobacco Co
New York
William Hendrix Dies Suddenly Town Marshall Succumbs
William A. Hendrix, town marshal, died suddenly of acute indigestion last Friday morning after months of poor health. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church, Rev W P Kibbey presiding, with burial at Old Union. He left a wife, one son, one daughter, and many friends.
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William A. Hendrix
Hendrix
W P Kibbey
Old Union
William Alford
Samuel J and
Hannah Hendrix
Lebanon
Indiana
Iowa
Mary E Batman
Icey Shelley
Albert Handrix
Advance
Samuel C
Franklin Monroe
Given
Disciples Church
Ward
Christian Church
Improved Order of Red Men
Card Of Thanks From Hendrix Family
The Hendrix family expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of husband and father. Mrs. W. A. Hendrix and Children.
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W. A. Hendrix
Death of Mrs Nancy Ray Jones Near Jamestown
Mrs Nancy Ray Jones died at her home near Jamestown on Tuesday from tuberculosis. She left a husband and three children. Funeral services were held Thursday forenoon at the Methodist church in New Ross with Rev Cornelius Airbatt officiating. Mrs Jones belonged to the Pocahontas lodge at Advance which had charge of her funeral and burial.
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Nancy Ray Jones
Jamestown
Methodist
New Ross
Cornelius Airbatt
Jones
Pocahontas Lodge
Advance
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