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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1919
Page
5
A long rural item lists visits and activities at Bean and Golliday School Houses. Neighbors travel to see relatives in Lebanon and Cheer, share meals, and discuss farming topics. The piece also references Meat Market notes and a lively, if rambling, community meeting about crops and household tasks.
Lawton Ward of Lebanon formerly Advance has passed the Civil Service exam and will travel to Washington D C next week to take a post paying 1100 dollars per year with a future raise. He is 19 years old and spent seven months in France. The note adds the community is glad he is making good.
Local ad from M. Wall promotes piano deals and piano players this week at Olio Meat Market.
The report notes a local farmer faces starvation as ears grow oversized, preventing harvest from the outside of each ear. The community mourns losing a valued neighbor and citizen, while ArM McDowell enters the market for rear axles for his machine.
Mr and Mrs Johnson on Front Street are proud parents of a baby boy born September 18. Henry Reed bought the Ma tre property on East Bow Street and will move in soon. Tom Center near Frankfort will move into the house vacated by Reed. Rebecca Lodge held a special program the annual roll call with refreshments. Dr Shields traveled to Chicago Sunday for lectures and plans to return Saturday. Rev Tom Wilson of New Albans preached at the Christian Church Thursday evening. The funeral of Mrs Ben Honecker of Darlington was held last Friday with many locals in attendance.
Sunday attendance 97 despite rain. offerings 3.86. Rev O V Rector opens meetings at Pleasant View with Rev C F Baldwin assisting. Miss Myrtle Furman to speak Sept 25 at Ward Church after India work. Services 11 AM and 8 PM. Advance Church to host Milo Smith from American Temperance Society Sunday night. Ladies Aid elected officers for next year.
A local notice invites shoppers to visit the store for winter comfort items including stoves and furniture. The brief piece emphasizes ready availability and encourages customers to select what they need to improve home warmth.
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