18 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
1
H O Bennett, former History and Science teacher at Advance High School, left Tuesday for Valparaiso for a year of study. He earned a science degree there in 1907 and will receive an A B degree next June.
The band closed its season last Saturday with a fine program. It says this season was among the most successful in its history, drawing larger crowds and presenting better and more pleasing concerts than any prior season.
Notice warns that all country correspondents must submit items by Wednesday morning each week to publish on time. This week three lists arrived late, causing publication delays.
The Chesterton M. E. Church reports the fourth quarterly conference shows all departments in fine condition. Improvements costing nearly 2800 have been paid for, with 300 from subscriptions and more indebtedness to be provided for later. A petition with 200 signatures asks for the pastor’s return, approved by Dist Supt Briggs. The pastor plans benevolence collections and pastoral support appeals, with a special meeting on Sept 22 to finalize arrangements before Conference.
The evangelistic campaign began last Sunday with Roy L Brown from Bellefontaine, Ohio and D Emmett Snyder from Columbus, Ohio. Crowds have attended each service despite bad weather, with plans for 200 in Bible School next Sunday. Brown will speak on The Fidelity of the Primitive Church in the morning and deliver The Five Kingdoms chart sermon at night.
Mrs. Sarah C. Hazelrigg aged 79 died at noon Friday at her home in Dover from poisoning after weeks of illness. Survived by five children Nannie Carter Lillie Dorsey John E Baronet of Richmond Ind. Born Boone County March 28 1834 she wed J C Hazelrigg September 23 1852. Funeral Saturday 11 at First Christian Pleas ant View with Rev W P Kib bee officiating. Burial in Dover Cemetery.
Attendance at Sunday School last Sunday was 142 with a collection of 410 and 80 bibles reported. Willing Workers meet on the first Saturday afternoon each month. Sunday School every Sunday at 10 o clock. Preaching services occur on the second and fourth Sundays, both morning and evening. Next Sunday urged to arrive on time.
A local dealer says retail potato prices will not soar despite shorter crops in Illinois Ohio and Indiana. He notes ample harvests in the central Northwest and East, with Michigan producing an extra fine crop. Wholesale prices are expected to hover around 60 cents a bushel next month.
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