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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
3
An advertisement touts Croxone as a cure for kidney and bladder issues and rheumatic pains. It claims the remedy reaches the kidneys, neutralizes acids, cleanses the blood, and relieves back pain and urinary disturbances.
Advance Indiana details weekly publication as second class matter since March 3 1911 at Advance Indiana post office. Prices listed include one dollar annual etc and display advertising rates per inch and per line for locals with various extras and card notices.
Motivational sermon urging self mastery through church attendance. Emphasizes inner battles, temptation, and discipline. Promotes the GO TO CHURCH movement urging readers to attend next Sunday and find strength in communal worship.
Local items report Mr and Mrs Wm Rohn returning from a New England trip Uncle Billie and George McDaniel planning a fishing trip W G Hedge buys 30 acres north of Lebanon and will move soon Bruce Burris and wife guests of Mrs Jas Galladay John Campbell buys a Ford Mrs Catherine J Vice sells 50 acre farm to Jerome Rader deal arranged by J R Sullivan Elmer Hinkle suffers hand bruise infant son of Mr and Mrs John Plunkett seriously ill H W Proffitt bought bakery fixtures though an offer was made Edwin Cheltham and wife of Kentucky visiting at J B Meadows home Elizabeth McClaine returns from Fontenet visit Lawrence Bowman and Elen Waters dine with Dave Budd family
The Advance Hustler paused during a funeral, then learned many firms were open at 11 15. Rev Noman McClaine and family visit before moving to Kokomo. Local residents share updates on vehicles, furnaces, visits, and a sermon at the tent meeting. Frank Bowman buys his brother Jas’s lot and starts a new house project.
Caponizing notice for Wallie G Hedge address 12740 appears with an advance payment hint and a contact request for Hustler office.
The pastor will preach at eleven in the morning and seven thirty in the evening. Sunday School starts at ten. This is the last Sunday of the Conference year and all members should attend both services. The pastor will travel to South Bend for the evening Conference session on Wednesday morning.
Prof Pointer manages a systematic opening exercise at the school each Monday with the high school and departmental grades joining in the assembly room for an address and prayer. Rev Speer led the first session and will lead every other Monday, with Rev Ashby in charge this week. Friday mornings feature departmental grades with Rev Doty and Rev Kibbey speaking. Visitors are welcome at any opening exercise or during the school day.
A call meeting of the Commercial Club is set for tonight at the Opera House at 7 30 prompting discussion of business of importance.
Hiram Rader a Civil War veteran died at 5 10 a m Wednesday at the home of his son in law William Curtis in Marion township after an illness of nearly a year paralysis was the cause he belonged to the G A R Post at Randarko Oklahoma where he lived eight years funeral services set for Friday at 10 30 a m at Mt Zion church conducted by Rev A W Cash Lebanon with interment at Rockway cemetery
Peter Starwalt aged sixty one died about noon Tuesday at his Advance home after a long tuberculosis illness though he had been bed fast only weeks. He was born March 9 1855 the son of Jerry and Louisa Starwalt. He married Lillie Hedrick October 9 1877 and is survived by a daughter Mrs Charles Routh and a host of brothers and sisters. The Zuncal was held at 11 this morning at Advance Christian church with Rev Homer Dale officiating. Burial followed at Old Union.
Rev Emmett filled services Sunday and Sunday night. The threshing ring met in Grater's Thursday night and settled up. Ice cream and cake were served. Mrs Clark of Sheppardsville and Mrs Gertrude Smith visited Hode Straughn's family. Olliver Hunt hauled coal from Lebanon. Roy Flinn from Max. Earl Hunt returned to Illinois after summer work with his brother Ollie. Milford Hedge and family called on Mrs Nancy Graham and daughters.
Monday marked the start of school at Heady with Wm. Pratt teaching. J. C. Reese went Saturday to visit relatives in Fallas Kentucky. N. C. Winner and family visited Hubert Fine and family. Lish Reese and family called on Bob Mullendore’s family in Brownsburg. Jesse Brown works for Chas. Martin near Lebanon. Lora Lasley and children visited sister Mrs. Artie Smith in James town. Tra Sallee and wife spent Monday in Lebanon. Mrs. Harry Reese visited friends in Lebanon on Wednesday.
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