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Newspaper

Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1918

Page

4

Lord's Prayer as Guide to Christian Living

A missionary meeting uses a study of the Lord's Prayer to illustrate prayer's depth and accessibility. The speaker urges prayer as a child speaks to a loving parent, emphasizes putting God first, and explains each petition from "Our Father" to "lead us not into temptation" as guidance for daily living and moral growth.

House of God Church Kingdom of God Earth Heaven Christ

Commercial Club Announces Top Lecture Course Schedule

The Commercial club touts its best talent lineup yet for an annual lecture series. Kicking off October 21 is the Lillian Johnson Concert Company with trio singing and varied acts. November 14 features the American Glee Club with chalk artist. December 5 brings Edgar S. Kindler the four story man. January 9 offers Francis Hendry the cornet specialist and impersonator. February 22 concludes with the Dixie Singers and their period songs.

Lillian Johnson Concert Company American Glee Club Edgar S. Kindler Dixie Singers Francis Hendry

Jackson Township Sunday Schools Plan for October Rally

The eight Sunday schools in Jackson Township prepare a major October Rally with the slogan The Old Flag and the Old Book and the sub slogan Dig up Talent. The plan includes themed Sundays, booster meetings, a publicity drive, and aims to boost church work and attendance despite postwar challenges.

Jackson Township Jackson Jackson Township Sunday School Association Christ Ro-cran Township

Garfield Burr Family Hosts Supper With Edgar Peterson

Garfield Burr and family and Edgar Peterson and family shared a Sunday dinner with Wilbur Newman and family in a family gathering.

Garfield Burr Edgar Peterson Wilbur Newman Family Sundaty

Mrs Cal Weaver Reported Dangerously Sick

Mrs Cal Weaver has been dangerously sick for a few days according to local notices.

Cal. Weaver

Gramwipa Merchant of Ladoga Waiting on William Rohn

Gramwipa Merchant of Ladoga is awaiting action from William Rohn. The note indicates a pending matter and names both parties involved in the waiting.

Gramwipa Merchant of Ladoga William Rohn

Miss Keys Sings in Winchester Christian Church Concerts

Miss Frankie Keys, the singing evangelist of Winchester Indiana, arrived to assist Rev O V Rector in the Christian Church meetings. The services began with a promising crowd as the pastor delivers uplifting gospel messages and the choir invites all to join.

Frankie Keys Winchester Indiana O. V. Rector Christian Church Miss Keys Kkays

Red Cross Campaign Urges Collection of Seeds and Pits

A wartime letter from the Red Cross president appeals for dried fruit stones and seeds to produce carbon shields for soldiers against gas. It lists items such as apricot pits prune pits olive seeds and walnut shells and notes the need for proper drying before delivery. Local notices also mention land sale details and community visits.

I. So B.p.coomts, Co

Let the Women Vote Petition Drives Across The State

A historic push to amend the Susan B. Anthony franchise seeks women’s voting rights for all offices. The House favors the measure while several senators remain persuadable. The State Franchise League urges participation, urging a 50 cent dues to fund the effort and warning against liquor interests opposing the amendment. This message notes a renewal of petitions next week and broad public involvement.

Waite Senate Gusan B. Anthony House of State Franchise League State League Liquor Fources

Christian Church community report and revival invitation

The Christian Church O. V. Rector reports 127 Sunday School attendees and a $3.57 offering. The school votes to buy one Liberty Bond and eight more members are added to the service flag. Officers for the missionary society are elected, and the church invites the public to attend the revival meeting with Miss Keys singing.

Alva Nisley Brown George Welden Lawrence Riner Oltie Gregory Cleo Kincaid Golda Smith Miss’orary Society Lala Bruce Lotta Bratton Ruby Cunningham Burdia Kincaid Cradle Roll Eelia Smith Proz Miss Keys

Advance Christian Church Mourns Nathan Jones

Nathan Jones, age 49, nephew of Mr and Mrs J T Jones, died recently after being missing a time. He joined the Advance Christian (Disciple) church under Supt T E Burrin and Pastor Geo C Henry. A large crowd gathered in Ladoga to pay respects, filling the opera house.

Advance Christian T. E.burrin Geo. C. Henry Sadners Tabnt Katte Eva Jones Ladoga Nathan Jones J. T. Jones Nathan

Dinner Guests Include Blunk McClellan and Starwalt

Charles Blunk and family join David McClellan and wife for Sunday dinner with Grandma Sandgate and Mrs Lilly Starwalt.

Charles Blunk David McClellan Grandma Sandgate Lilly Starwalt

Local Social Roundup From Indignapolis Peeks and Hog Market

Mrs Ressa Wheorley of Indignapolis spent Monday and Tuesday with Ma and Mr McClellan. Mr and Mrs Mark McDowell visited Mr and Mrs Clair Leeke Saturday night and Sunday. Fred Saunders is selling hogs and sheep for market, with 230 bit nige fat hogs sold this week and 930 lambs sheared ready for market.

Ressa Wheorley Indigna— Polis Mr. McClellan Mark McDowell Mrs Clair Leeke Fred Saunders

Tea Party and the Kaiser Poem Ballad

A historical poem recounts colonial resistance to King George III and later calls to support Allied war effort in World War I. It contrasts Mohawk style patriots with Hessian troops and urges readers to buy war bonds to defeat Germany. The piece blends satire and propaganda tone.

Farmers at Start of Two Vital Campaigns

Farmers in the United States begin two essential drives the Liberty Wheat Harvest and the Fourth Liberty Loan the Fighting Loan. The 1919 wheat crop aims for 47 5 million acres of winter wheat with national support and sacrifice framed as defense for allied food supplies.

United States Uncle Sam Allied Sam Toe Cheen Pouce

Liberty Bonds Boost War Supplies Afloat

Readable fragments describe spending options from a 150 dollar Liberty bond to fund military provisions. Items include cartridges, hand grenades, rifles, bayonets, medical supplies, food for soldiers and sailors, vaccines, and field shells.

Ggeniical Department

Widespread Social Visits Mark Weekend in Dover Area

Dover residents hosted and visited across families including Vera Nelson Ellen Budd Frank Butlerini and Claude Wall with Richard Richardson. Gatherings featured anniversary dinners and guests from Sl ave and Advance areas as Rev. George Henry leads ongoing community meetings urging attendance.

Vera Nelson Ellen Budd Lebanon Charley Her Frank Butlerini Cecil Sparks Ark Claude Wall O Sf Richard C. Richardson near Sl @ave John Holston Glenn Silknitter Jack and Bobbie Geo Randal George Henry Mar

Local Social Roundup From Lebanon and Nearby Areas

Frank Nisley spent Monday with George Ray and wife. Mrs Russell Wynkoop spent Friday and Saturday in Lebanon. Ralph and Lucile Fali of Thorton Town spent Saturday night and Sunday with John Nisley and family. Cleo Brooshar and wife and Verna Proffitt spent Sunday with George Broshar and family. Frank Healy and wife and Mrs Wynkoop were Sunday visitors with John Nisley. Frank Riner and wife and son Okla. and Mrs Lawrence Riner are spending a few days with Pvt. Lawrence Riner at Camp Cuter, Michigan. George Ray and wife spent Sunday with Ernest Delano's.

Frank Nisley George Ray Russell Wynkoop Lebanon Ralph and Lucile Fali Thorn Town John Nisley Cleo Brooshar Verna Proffitt George Broshar Frank Healy Bursal Wynkioo Frank Riner Okla Lawrence Riner

Death of Prominent Man William H Lafollette

William H Lafollette died near Shanondale yesterday morning at age 46. Born September 29 1872 in Boone County he leaves a wife two children Cyril 14 and Argyl 4. Surviving sisters Mrs Threlkeld Lebanon Mrs Mil ford Coons Dover Mrs Ca Bowman Advance and Mrs Herbert Airhart Lebanon. He belonged to the Christian Church of Dover. Funeral Friday at 10 30 from his residence conducted by Rev Homer Dale. Burial at Shanondale. A respected Jefferson Township citizen.

William H. Lafollette Shanondale Boone Co Cyril Argyl J Threlkeld Lebanon Milford Coons Dover Ca Bowman Advance Herbert Airhart Christan Church of Homer Dale Leterca Lafollette Jefferson Township

The Farm and the War and Liberty Bond Support

A rural appeal praises farmers support for the Third Liberty Loan and urges stronger participation in the Fourth. The article ties agriculture to democracy and warns against government control, urging farmers to back policy and continue contributing to the war effort.

Prussia

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