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Pekin Advance

Location

Pekin, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1917

Page

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Piney River area advance personals brief

A string of social notes recalls visits and stays across Pekin, Salem, Louisville, New Albany, and nearby towns. Names include Ray Martin, Clair Philips, Augustus Johnson, Mrs Wat Purlee, Wilbur Jerry, John W Kay, Arnie Rickard, T Hamilton, Edward Packwood, Wm Owens, Samuel Walker, Millard Robison, Noah Rush, Jacob Rush, Ray Jeffs, Frank Meadors, Ellis H Motsinger, Kilmer E Thomas, Jacques Hardy, Homer Martin, James Blankenbaker, Marshall Johnson, Harry E Gill, and Lafe Nale among others.

Wat. Purlee Pearl Chastain Salem Wilbur Jerry New Albany Friends John W J. A. Kay Salem Friends Arnie Rickard Honey Run T. Hamilton Louisville Edward Packwood Daisy Hil Wm. Owens Daisy Fill Pekin Samuel Walker Mt. Zion Millard Robison Olive Branch Noah Rush Jacob Rush Bowman Ray Jeffs Bunker Hill Frank Meadors Ellis H. Motsinger Louisville Dental College Homer Martin Falla Cities Herman Gray Danville Norm’ College James Blankenbaker Remington Marshall Johnson Ind Normal College Harry E. Gill Lafe Nale Near Hale J. A. Zin

Prohibition Debate Urges Citizen Action on Enforcing Law

A sermon on Prohibition urges readers to take responsibility for local option laws, condemning illegal sales and urging citizens to testify against “blind Tigers.” It notes officers may be lax or swayed by friends, but insists public help is essential to enforce the law and protect temperance efforts.

Viwalekey

National Prohibition to End Local Enforcement Handicaps

The text argues that local officers are often handicapped by local influences when enforcing laws. It predicts national Prohibition will fix this by deploying government agents not swayed by local pressures.

School Notes Marks Start of Term and Activities

The first term exams are over and the second term begins with renewed energy. Herman Bowers has been absent due to illness and is wished a speedy recovery. Four new pupils enrolled Monday. Due to a Modern Woodmen entertainment on Feb 6 1917 the next Parent-Teacher Meeting is moved to Jan 30 1917. The next Entertain course number is Jan 28 1917. Miss Genevieve Gill stayed overnight with Miss Edith Hill. The night cooking class met Tuesday. The Juniors organized with Lafayette Jackson as adviser Arthur Lucas secretary and Elven Baker treasurer. Class colors chosen orange and lavender. Four months’ attendance in High School was 98.91 percent.

Herman Bowers Genevieve Gill Edith Hill Lafayette Jackson Aewt Arthur Lucas Elven Baker

Indiana University Alumni Meeting in Salem Library

The Washington County Association of the IU Alumni will hold its annual meeting in the Library Auditorium in Salem on Thursday January 11 at 8 00 p m Prof Petijohn from the Extension Division will deliver an address followed by a musical program and refreshments All former Indiana students and Alumni urged to attend with families High School seniors and teachers invited too

Washington County Association of the Alumni Indiana University Salem Petijohn Extension Division Indiana

Telephone Company seeks six months in advance payment

New management warns patrons that Sunday service may raise rates and urges settlement of all due amounts for 1916 and the first half of 1917 by February 1. Operating costs at the exchange show a $9 monthly surplus if Sunday service is adopted, and $5 otherwise. Albert Gray appeals for funds. Various local social notes follow including Mrs. Fanny Overton visiting Pekin, Mrs. C. W. Johnson with Martha Duncan in Salem, Elmo Cauble visiting Henryville, and Lina Malone of Louisville visiting relatives.

Telephone Company Albert Gray Bierly’s Fanny Overton Republican Vas Pekin C. W. Johnson Martha Duncan Salem Elmo Cauble Henryville Lina Malone Louisville Nancy Lidikay

Local Ads and Tips Highlight Shop Specials

Local notice style lists machine shuttles and bobbins at Bierly's and window glass sold there. Sullivan's advertises shotgun shells while The Advance Office offers daily shoe repair in front. Bierly's promotes sewing machine supplies and needles, with Keil Men Building and Gierly's offering sewing items and corsets from Warner Bros.

C. &. Bierly’s Bierly’s Sullivan's Adv Bierly Keil 'Men Pekinaly Gierly S. Warner Bros

Wanted Hickory Handles for sale in Pekin Indiana

Classified notice seeks white 1 5 8 inch size Hickory handles 3 year old with 2 16 inch length for size 1 priced 1 cent each. Immediate purchase, no seconds. Require clear not faulty. Call John W Fisher Pekin Indiana for details.

John W. Fisher Pekin Ind

The Love of Money and Its Temptations

A reflective critique on money’s lure, citing scripture. It argues money corrupts faith, prompts war profiteering, price gouging, and betrayal, and warns that love of wealth leads to ruin while urging righteousness and contentment. The piece cites biblical verses and laments social harms caused by wealth-seeking.

Apostle Tts

Hog shipment to Louisville market reported by A. Martin & Co

LaFayette Scott of Greenville arrived Wednesday and said he had just returned from Rising Star Texas where he was impressed by the Gulf country. He noted the climate and fruit crops thriving, with twenty eight varieties mentioned.

A. Martin & Co Louisville LaFayette Scott Greenville Rising Star Texas Gulf

Arm of a settee hides money from mice in a hollow

In a cleaning, a woman found $150 in bills tucked inside the hollow of a settee arm. She planned to add more, but mice had nested in the money. She remarks on the bank as a safe place and mentions a street name clue while urging action.

Hye

Citizens Bank announces high yield savings and CDs

Citizens Bank offers 3 percent interest on savings and certificates of deposit. Safety deposit boxes available for rent.

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Ray Martin Clair Philips Louis Ditors Ell. W Kilmer E. Thomas Honey Bar Galleria Jaques Hardy Son Sant! Boyton Estelle Cailak Ad Baby Ida Dalton Old Pekin Wm. Griffin H. Martin & Co Lebanon Aizale John Fisher Indianr Pal’s SE “Highter Frank Oliver Dnd Charley’ “Huff Aly Citizens Bank H. C. Sullivan C.E. Bierly E. V. Bartlett Etruster Pierce Township T. A. Smut Geo. Smiti Phos, A. Stith G Son Embalme PT. S Chicago Cureas Bauavar French Lick and West Baden Springs Corman H. Glittell Agen Eagger
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