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Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1919

Page

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School House News Notes and Local Visits

Flisha Higgs and Bruce Pickering hauled trick from Crawfords Vine on Wednesday. Little Ray Threlkeld is ill with the flux. Mrs. Mary Piersol visited last week with her brother. Virgil Vanhorn and family and Mrs. Mabel Garner attended the bedside of her niece. Little Fern Creaver near Lebanon. Elisha Higgs hosted Mr. and Mrs. James Higgs and Mr. Charles Emmer. Bruce Pickering attended the Pickering reunion at Bowers Sunday. Clem Neamidler near Beckville filled Wm. Pittenger’s silo Saturday.

Mary Piersol Virgil Vanhorn Mabel Garner Neice Little Fern Creaver Lebanon Elisha Higgs James Higgs Charles Emmer Bruce Pickering Pickering Bowers

Jackson Township Sunday School Convention Set for Ward

Readable notes show Hazlewood and Warren Crouch visitors with families. Lebanon resident Miss Ketha Dehard stayed with the Peyton family. Miss Grace Edrington Mabel and Adis Martin visited Bessie Cannon of Lebanon. H P Stephens reports a new well drilled. Convention announced for Ward on Sunday afternoon October 12th.

Jane McDuffie Annie Edrington Warren Crouch Sam Rohr Ketha Dehard Lebanon Chas. Peyton Grace Edrington Mabel Adis Martin Bessie Cannon Leban Jackson Township Ward

President Wilson Tours Nation Pressing League of Nations Debate

President Wilson travels coast to coast aboard his special train to press the League of Nations issue. He speaks to diverse audiences about peace, isolation, and the need for collective security, while supporters favor the League without reservations.

Mt. Clemens News Bureau Wilson Washington Pacific United States America League of Nations League

Revival to Open at Pleasant View After Missionary Meet

Rev O V Rector led a Sunday School with 77 attendees and a 3.82 offering. A birthday remembrance for Hazel Caplinger Master Robert Bruce and Mary Billingsly was observed. Ladies Aid raised 1228 for a parsonage purchase. September missionary meeting was at Mrs W P Kibbey’s home. details next week. Rector begins revival Monday night at Pleasant View and continues early October. Elmer Wath’s daughter joined the Cradle Roll. D D Hedge spoke at Forward Movement services. Devotional Committee members Lulu Higgin g and Amy Debard will present another phase next Sunday.

Hazel Caplinger Robert Bruce Mary Billingsly W.p.kibbey Rector Pleasant View D.d.hedge Forward Movement Heepeke Lulu Higging Amy. Debard

Good Luck Olio Meat Market Cedar Chests at M Wail Store

Om Edd Wright and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Welden. Mrs Harve Dale of Lebanon is visiting her daughter and family Mrs James Caplinger.

Olio Edd Wright W. O. Welden Harve Dale Lebanon James Caplinger

Dover School Ice Cream Supper At Local Church

The Dover School will host an ice cream supper at the Dover Baptist Church Friday night inviting strong patronage. The Smith Plow reunion met at Mr and Mrs Robert Ferguson home with good attendance. Raymond Newman of Kentucky visits, brother of Mrs Geo Welden. Bert Epperson returns to shop after a week off. Letha Whitecotton traveled to Indianapolis Monday for milk testing license exam.

Dover Dover Baptist Church Smith-Plow Robert Ferguson Raymond Newman Kentucky Geo. Welden Letha Whitecotton Indianapolis

Pickled Pork and Piano Sales Highlight Town Market

Harold Caldwell of Purdue visited home Sunday with roommate Brown. Cleo Brown, son of Rev. C A Brown formerly of Advance, is noted. Lord and Balcon have headquarters at the Meat Market. Cedar Chests at M Wail's Store. Mark Wall sold two pianos to Jamestown schools last week. Wall also sells many talking machines. Victor Brand Longhorn Cheese available at the Meat Market.

Harold Caldwell Purdue Brown Cleo Rev C.a.brown Advance Mark Wall Jamestown Mr. Wall

New Winchester Store Purchased by Bateman Firm

Frank Bateman moved to Winchester yesterday. Mr Bateman and Aighart Bateman have bought a general merchandise store there. It is said to be a good business point. Bateman retains a member of the firm, real estate dealers.

Frank Bateman Winchester Bateman Canada Aighart & Bateman

Married Couple From Hall Tied in Local Nuptials

Urban son 58 Mr and Mrs L F Powell of Hall and Miss Wilhoite wed in a ceremony with relatives in attendance. J B Beaver and Ora Beaver visited Gen Joseph and family. Dr O A Nelson did business in Indianapolis. Cedar Chests at M Wall's Store. Special offer on pianos and piano players this week. M Wall Neawman's Hamburger advertised.

Urban L. F. Powell Hall M.iWall

Corn Fed Beef Meat Market Slogan Sparks Local Interest

A local slogan “Corn Fed Beef that’s why people like our meat” appears on a Meat Market display, highlighting regional pride in beef sourcing and customer appeal.

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Columbia Columbia Grafonola Golliday Flisha Higgs Crawfords- Vvine Little Ray Threlkeld Clem Neamidler Beckville Wm. Pittenger Hazlewood H.p.stephens Ia Tao Py International Advance Hardware Co Coast U.S Pact Son Woodrow Wilson Ger Repub Christian Church Notes Wm. Johnson Ladies Aid Society Elmer Wath Max M. Wail’s Bert Epperson Lord and Balcon M. Wail Victor Brand Longhorn New Winchester J.b.beaver Ora Beaver Gen. Joseph and O. A. Nelson M. Wall Neawman’s Burrin Ladies Aid Societies Blue Valley State Bank of Advance Home Bank
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