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Newspaper

Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1917

Page

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C. W. B. A. Meeting at Mrs Bowman’s Friday

Members and others invited to the C. W. B. A. meeting at 2 o clock Friday at the home of Mrs. Alice Bowman. Plus local visits and notices from Greencastle and Johnson County as well as items from The Blue Front and post office notices.

Alice Bowman John Whitecotton Chas. Thompson Robert Nathan Zip Nelson Greencastle Letha Whitecotton Lela Emmert Julia Crumley Myrtle Young

Card of Thanks for Ellen Yager Family Suffering

We the undersigned express gratitude for the help and sympathy shown during the illness and death of husband and father Mrs Ellen Yager and family.

Ellen Yager

Barr Evangelistic Campaign Opens With Strong Attendance

Crowds filled the tabernacle for the Barr Evangelistic Campaign opening led by Mrs. Carrie B. Beaver. Prof Balmond organized a 100-voice choir and six musicians as Rev. C. B. Smith delivered a prayer session and Mrs. Barr outlined her life before delivering a stirring address on springs that run dry and God’s Eternal Love.

Mt Barr Aupointes Tabernacle Balmond C. B. Smith M. E. Church C. B. Beaver Barr

Red Cross evangelist Mrs Barr showcases vigor in Boone County

The Red Cross outreach led by Mrs Barr energized Boone County audiences on Sunday night. She spoke of her marriage and son in service, introduced her manager from Greensburg Pa as booster choir organizer Mr Balmond, and announced upcoming events including a nursery for small children and help for mothers. Hazel Mason of Latton Mass joined as pianist and educator.

Boone Second Ambulance Corps Indiana Barr Greensburg Balmond Almond New England Conservatory of Music

Barr Evangelist Campaign Opens in Advance

Sunday marked the start of the Union Evangelistic Campaign led by Mrs. Daisy Douglas Barr at the Community Building. The morning sermon on Enlarging our Borders drew a large audience with a full choir, piano by Miss Mason, and an evening service that overflowed the Tabernacle as Mrs. Barr was formally introduced by Mrs. Carrie Beaver.

Advance Barr Union Daisy Douglas Barr

Barr Evangelistic Campaign Opens With Large, Hopeful Attendance

The opening service of the Barr Evangelistic Campaign was held in ideal conditions with many attendees at the Tabernacle. Mrs. Barr praised the good turnout while Mr. Bal mond led the chorus in Revive Us Again and How Firm a Foundation. The service included a reading of Psalm 91 and a prayer for guidance by Rev. St. John Halstead of the Advance Christian Church.

Barr Tabernacle Mrs. Barr Balmond

Commercial Club First Guests at Revival Service

Mrs. Barr opened with 1 Chronicles 4 10 and preached enlarging our borders to grow faith and experience for God to use. The Commercial Club sent 24 members with badges and were praised as first guests of honor in religious work. Rev Smith prayed and Rev Rector read scripture as the Tabernacle enjoyed a strong song service.

Tabernacle Balmond

Barr Utterances in Revival Message

A speaker criticizes self righteousness and hypocrisy in religious circles. He urges morning prayers at 9 a.m. and warns that falling from grace comes from leaving Christ. He identifies as a Quaker yet venerates other churches and asks listeners if they know Jesus Christ.

Obituary of Henry Yager from Oldham to Boone County

Henry Franklin Yager born October 11 1840 in Oldham County Kentucky died September 6 1917 in Boone County Indiana age 76 years 11 months 5 days. He moved with his parents to Morgan County Indiana at age eight and married Sarah Knoy January 11 1866. They had three children William Wallace Arthur H and Elzora K Weldon who survive. He moved to Boone County 34 years ago and wife predeceased him 27 years ago. He remarried Elena R Knoy September 11 1893 and had Monna J and Lula R Brown who survive. Also survived by brother John Yager Martinsville and sisters Mrs Gather Wilhite Martinsville and Mrs Laura Bain California. He joined Mt Zion M E Church and later Advance Christian Church in Boone County. He suffered cancer for about 18 months. Funeral held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the church with Rev Halstead officiating. Burial Union Cemetery. Funeral directors Hunt & Wall. A note mentions Lelan Wall buying Ross Caldwell's cleaning and pressing business and a Bancroft family reunion planned.

Henry Franklin Yager Oldham County Kentucky Morgan County Indiana Sarah Knoy Wiliam Wallace Arthur H Elzora K K. Weldon Boone County Elen R. Knoy Monna J Lutha R. Brown John Yager Martinsville Gather Wilhite Laura Bain California Mt.Zion M. FE Advance Christian Church

Offerings Schedule and Public Talk Topics

Sunday morning offerings amount to 13.51 dollars and Sunday night 22.13 dollars. The week lists The Human Side of God's Task for tonight and talks on Is the Law Effective in these present times Friday is Thou Shalt Not with Perjury and Profanity on Thursday. A Wednesday 2:30 PM meeting is noted, continued on page 4.

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Advance Hardware Co Elisha Reese John Weaver Emmmert Lou Caplinger Johnson Co Herbert Painter Lawrence Fort Douglas, Utah Bowman & Son Red Cross Christ Jesus Christ Rev Halstead Ainsh J. W. Waters Me. Salmond Charles E. Ade Clanie Mark Wall Burich Hlunt & Wall Delis Lelan Wall Ross Caldwell Lelan Steve Polish Bancest Jameilies Ion Smiths Mrs. Halstead Chas. Barlowee Nipmuck Tribe No. 141 the Tabernacle Wigwam H. F. Merchant Sachem Chas E, McClatne
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