Home Coming crowd at Christian Church noted
Sunday events at the Christian Church drew a large audience for Advance R. R. 20. Simeon Buntin, visiting relatives, returned to Missouri Monday. Roach Dean and wife spent Saturday in Lebanon. Sam Fraziers house progress noted. Albert Kernodle moved to a farm west of town. J A McClaine worked for Chas Caldwell at Dover last week. Pansy Dean visited Vashti. Perry Ray and wife visited Lebannon Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Buntin
Missouri
Sam Fraziers
Albert Kernodle
J A McClaine
Chas Caldwell
Dover
Local families attend events around Advance and Merim
Rufus Emmert and family from Mer im Scott Co visited Jas Bean and wife midweek and returned Monday. Charles Bean and family attended. Remember the band concert Saturday night. The VanHorn reunion was at George Gills northwest of Advance on Sunday. Ed Denny and family Win Cross and family and George Mount and wife attended the show at Advance Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Emmert
Merim
Scott Co
Jas Bean
Charles Bean
George Gills
Advance
Ed Denny
Win Cross
George Mount
Notable Local Visits and Moves In Lebanon Area
Nealia Jackson to attend Lebanon High School this winter. Families and friends in Elizaville Scottsburg Dover Advance and nearby towns visited, including Mr and Mrs George Brindle, Mrs Clara Whitecotton, and others. Events include the Larkin Club gathering hosted by Versa Reese with games music ice cream and cake. attendees included Nealie Ethel Jackson Roxie Kernodle Belle and Alice Anderson and Von Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Versa Reese
Larkin Club
Verna
Clara Whitecotton
Advapee
Nealie
Ethel Jackson
Roxie Kernodle
Belle
Alice Anderson
von Cunningham
Hazelwood News Briefs Include Calf Sale and Visits
James Smith sold two calves to Earnest Crane on Monday. Mrs McDuffie is on the sick list. C C DeBard of Lebanon was in the vicinity on business Saturday. Misses Florence and Sylvia Profit Nova Billingsly Edna Edrington Sarah and Olga Ray attended the Sunday School convention at Lebanon. Frank Bratton and family dined with Guy Morrison and family Sunday and joined the Home Coming at Advance Grace. Edrington returned home from New Ross Wednesday. Several young people visited Miss Panny Dean Wednesday night. Harrison Brandour and wife with S. J. Edrington went to Decatur County last week for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence and
Sylvia Profit
Nova Billingsly
Edna Edrington
Sarah
Olga Ray
Lebanon
Harrison Brandour
S. J. Edrington
Decatur County
Galladay School House Band Concert and Local Visits
A band concert occurred Saturday night at the Galladay School House. Local residents report visits and activities including Earl Lane marketing his Mace home, Wan Broshar near Advance, and Thomas Caldwell with Ora Beaver driving a well for Charley Garner last week. E S Stansell taught at Galladay School starting Monday. Mollie Reed and her son Jimmie visited with John MecFuts and Indianapolis relatives, while Wm Pittenger and family visited Dr C L Canada and Fort Wayne relatives last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lane
Mace
Thomas Caldwell
Ora Beaver
Charley Garner
Mollie Reed
Jimmie
John MecFuts
Indianapolis
Wm. Pittenger
C L Canada
Fort Wayne
Verne Cornelius Family Attends State Fair
Verne Cornelius spent Sunday with Verne Whitecotton and Ruby Cornelius. On Friday night Opal Fink Abe Shelley and Ora Shelley and their wives attended the State fair. Jim Gray harvested 65 bushels of clover seed from 40 acres this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Cornelius
Verne Whitecotton
Ruby Cornelius
Opal Fink
Abe Shelley
Ora Shelley
Jim Gray
Bean School House Social and Family Movements
Local residents report attendance at Home Coming events and fairs. Families visiting relatives include the Shaws Ammie Debard Basil and Carl Bean householders, and Elva Swindler Doris Shanahan and others in nearby towns. Alva Threlkeld moves in with his parents John and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Threlkeld
John Threlkeld
Care and care tips for polishing and preserving furniture
Advice from The Mother's Magazine on cleaning and polishing furniture including piano care with tepid water and soap, oil for scratches, and kerosene or turpentine for finished woods. It warns against over polishing veneered and oak pieces and stresses checking joints and underpieces to judge genuine material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieger
Mother’s Magazine
Wife Hunter Visits Lebanon in Search for Bride
Acil Alexander of Union City traveled to Lebanon after newspapers featured his quest for a brown eyed wife. He sought a Boone County candidate who wrote from Lebanon rural route 1 claiming sixteen years on a farm, dark hair and eyes, 126 pounds, and household skills. Alexander failed to locate her Friday and planned to visit a Delphi candidate next for matrimonial hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acil Alexander
Union City
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Alexander
Boone County
Delphi
Indiana Marriage Returns Law Requires Clergy Filing
Must Report Marriages Act passed by the recent session of the Indiana legislature compels pastors, justices and other persons performing marriage ceremonies to file the marriage returns at the county clerk's office within three days after the ceremony. Violators may be fined five dollars for each offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
For sale Two Polish China hogs from year old stock
For sale two one year old Polish China male hogs priced reasonable. Seller Jas Shera and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
Jas, Shera & Sons
Notice of Sale of Town Bonds in Advance Indiana
Town of Advance Boone County Indiana offers bonds for sale at 4:00 PM on September 12 1913 at the town building. Par value 4400 dollars with a 200 dollar certified check bid security. Trustees reserve right to reject bids and re advertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance
Indiana
Board of Trustees
James R. Sullivan
Francis M. Craver
John R. McConaughy
Chas. E. McClaine
Country correspondents must file by Wednesday for weekly edition
The notice states all country correspondents must submit items to the office by Wednesday morning to be included in the weekly publication. This week three item lists arrived too late for print.
Does The Saloon Pay Chicago's Poverty Toll
A speech denounces Chicago saloons claiming seventy five thousand dollars in annual care for the poor, and asserts ninety percent of poverty stems from the saloon with five hundred thousand youth exposed to vice. It blames crime and disease on saloon districts and cites officials like Bath House John and Mike the Pike as owners of establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Potters
Medical Colleges
Communion Council
Hinky Dink
Bath House
John
Mike the Pike
John Powers
Knight Stands-Did your play have a long run
Stormington Barnes answers with a wry joke about the company during a theater interview. He notes that while the play’s run was not long, the ensemble endured a long walk in rehearsal and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight
Stormington Barnes
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Ecnalant
Munnis, Co
Scientific American
Munk & Co
New York
Moe
F St
Washington
D.C
J. A. McGill
Burrin Drug Co
Walter Hunt
Mark Wall
A. Nelson
Iind
Theo. Shinn
MecCall
Ree
Mecalls
Magazic
Howe
Prats Con
Ching
McCall
THE
McCall Company
West 37Th St
A. H. Yager
Bank of Advance
Citizens State Bank At
Jamestown
Jackson
Centon
Obio
Adv
Tory
R. R
Christian Church
Roach Dean and Wife
Pansy Dean
Sister
Vashti
Perry Ray and Wife
Nealia Jackson
Herbert Fine
Elizaville
George Brindle
Scott ‘Co
Etta Brindle
Clarence Smiley
Scottsburg
Riley Northcutt
Brown
Clara and
Verna Whitecotton
Lish Reese
Nealia and
Alice Scott
Rube and
Jess Brown
Orville Pratt and
Oliver Pratt
Blanche Dornell
George
Ott Patterson
Goldie
Elizabeth Jackson
Hazelwood
James Smith
Earnest Crane
C C DeBard
Frank 'Bratton
Guy Morrison
Grace
Edrington
New Ross
Wan
Broshar
Dr. Edwards of
Galladay School
E. S. Stansell
Bushtown
Willie Tolley
Elmer Wall
James Bean
John Sandy
Lee Shaw
Ammie Debard
Basil
Carl
Elva Swindler
Doris
Donnie Shanahan
Ana
Crawfordsville
Wm Whiteman
Jeff Hudson
Eliza Murry
Edna
Charles
Bruce Whiteman
Lew Owens
Herman Bustin
Marie Ripcaid
Pleasant View
Wife Hunter
HAT Shop
Jennie Ross
Sale Bill
Anthony
Ay Ponce
Geo. McDaniel
Epperson
Whitsett
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