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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
2
Local visits for Rossville Crawfordsville and Turners Station residents noted. Students and staff discuss German study, spelling errors, glee clubs and the H. S. Orchestra. Jokes and classroom moments highlight the week as Juniors choose German and a bee sting of humor circulates.
A local sick list provides names including Mr. and Mrs. Oil Whiteley Mrs. R. N. Wall Mrs. Clara McDaniel George McDaniel Jr Mr. and Mrs. Join Plunkett's baby Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Threskeld's Grandma Heath Mrs. Alex Sheets Mrs. Willard Gardner Gwendolyn McCabe Mr. Link Jones Wm Whiteman Mrs. Sam Woods.
Local notes report millinery openings and fall events, including a 2 day Fall Festival promotion and church activities. Residents Mark Wall and families, socials in Advance, and area visits are listed alongside sales pitches for the Hustler weekly offer and millinery opening. Community updates cover births, a hospital transport, and farm sales.
A short memorial verseExpresses sorrow and affection for a departed loved one. The lines recall cherished years and the fragrance of memories that endure beyond loss. The poem emphasizes memory as a lasting comfort and keepsake of happier times.
About 150 friends and neighbors gathered Friday night to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs John Stansell who have lived at their current location for 32 years. The Stansells plan to move to Advance in October and Willard Stansell has leased the homestead. Mr E S Stansell was among those surprised.
The Young Ladies class led by J. D. Emmert won by 346 points with 4 368 total while the Young Men's class led by Roy Nicely earned 4 032. Points counted for offering worship on time studied lesson and new scholars plus five for new scholars. The Young Men will entertain soon.
Voters of Advance are summoned to an Opera House meeting Friday October 1, 1915 at 7 30 P M for nominating one Trustee for the 2nd ward one Trustee for the 3rd ward a Clerk a Treasurer and a Marshal for the town.
We acknowledge the neighbors friends and singers for their kindness during the sickness and death of our husband and father. Mrs Lillie Starwalt Mrs Charley Routh
Billy Sunday ridicules errant husbands urging praise of wives while alive. He warns against posthumous flattery and rosewood coffins, notes wasted funeral splurges, and urges affection and honest appreciation now rather than on tombstones. He jokes about coffee, kissing, and lasting charm for married life.
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