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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
5
Jamestown plans to lay stone on driveways and walks as the main fall improvements. Local residents include Pleas Hackleman Nellie Hackleman Fred Roult Pauline David and Monroe Davis family, with Indianapolis visits noted. A Dubuque farmer’s loan tale centers on shipping corn and “de ducks” keeping most proceeds.
Community notices list Alicie Hoggins promoting Tanlac at Burrin Drug Store and Mrs. Harry Reese acting as local booster for Barclay Corset Co top with Mrs. Carrie Routh and others attending a homecoming at Hall. Carriers and residents from Lebanon Greencastle and Indianapolis visit relatives. Advance Grocery & Meat promotes Saturday specials and a Wonder Corn Turner.
Miss Mary Taylor left Monday for Gixford Ohio to attend Oxford University this year. Mr and Mrs Kohn ME Cook returned to Indianapolis after visiting Weekley family. Mr and Mrs William Pead of Stackwell visited relatives then went to Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Art Miller and Mr and Mrs W O Graves visited Darlington friends. Miss Dorothy Daggy left for Bloomington to enter Indiana University. The Ladies Friday Afternoon Embroidery Circle meets with Mrs Dora Kirkpatrick on East Market. Dr and Mrs Flora of Darlington were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Earl LaFollette and spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs P H Peters in Indianapolis.
Mr and Mrs Benjamin M Gunnery of Marion township near Slabtown observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary from two to five. They were married September 13 1871. Mrs Amanda Parr age 89 mother of the groom attends with other local guests.
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