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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
4
Local items report Otis Coons introduces a new ensilage cutter and multiple community socials. Individuals visiting kin, a light stroke patient Edith Campbell, and various trips, sales, and gatherings noted across Beckville, Advance, Whites town, Kentuck, and nearby towns.
Sunday gatherings included Mrs Lou Caplinger and multiple families with Sam Caplinger J Caplinger Dad Caplinger Sam Caplinger Jeff Shelley J W Ross and Walter Taylor. Johnson county attendees included John McClaine Mose Mon Henry Sam MecClaine and Mrs George MecClaine. Ed Denny shows improvement. Local travels covered Dorsa Butler Carl Ferguson Z Billingsly M Edrington and others visiting relatives, state fair attendance, threshing season end, and a wagon accident injuring Jap Riner.
Marion Reed plans to build a barn with John Campbell as the worker. Their son Ralph Dean and family live near Lebanon. Austin Emmert and wife visited his father William Emmert near Pittsboro. Mrs. Anna Palmer and daughter Mabel of near Jamestown visited Mollie Bean. Sunday gatherings included Will DeBard and family with several relatives. James Bean and Roy Swindler hauled logs for Honan. Clare Smith and family visited Fd Wright. Charlie Pierson visited Ed Canada and his young son part of last week.
Mrs J W Ross and son Earl visit Michigan planned in a few days. Neighbors dine with Morgan Shelley and wife. Sunday gatherings include Truman Lucas Clarence Miller and others at Shades. Local visits span New Maysville Pittsboro and nearby areas with weddings and church events noted. Dental ad by Dr Riddell promises painless work in Indiana polis.
Mrs Edwin Justus of Clinton stayed with her family after the sudden death of her mother Mrs Henry Bush. James Swindler and family hosted guests including Dade McMullen and daughter Linden Frank McMullen and mother Lebanon Mrs Grace Bean and son Russell Roy Swindler and family. Mrs Mollie Branchard visiting niece Mrs Jas Swindler went to Indianapolis. Roy Swindler and family visited Raymond Faulkenbury and family east of Lebanon Sunday. Chas Bean and family attended church at Advance and dined with James Van Horn. Henry Swindler attended the state fair Friday.
Lebanon families led by Norman Winner attended the State Fair on Wednesday. D H Fine visited with Alex Fine and family. Walter Whitecotton Lish Reese and Mrs Pat Shahan traveled to Danville for the courthouse dedication. Harry Reese Ed Jackson shared Sunday with Bert Kernodle near Lizton. Norman Winner’s family visited Mack Owens. Sallee couple in Lebanon. Ethel Jackson of Lebanon visiting her parents Tom and Mrs Jackson.
An advertisement invites customers to bring in garments for cleaning and pressing. The seller promises meticulous work to improve appearance and longevity, stating nothing is too dirty to clean.
This new Regal addition costs 650 dollars and is billed as sturdy economical and reliable. The ad claims the car has proven itself on all roads and conditions delivering complete owner satisfaction. Regal emphasizes no exaggeration and promises one test ride will prove the claim.
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