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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1934
Page
5
Ingvald Settem, who had been visiting his parents in Muskegon Michigan for several weeks, returned to his home in Patoka Saturday. Howard Smith of Sandoval spent the same period with the Neli Quayle family.
Lawrence P. Phelpa of Galen Ti announces his candidacy for County Clerk of Marion County subject to Democratic primary voters on April 10. A World War veteran, he notes 14 years in accounting and clerical work and requests voter support though unable to meet every voter in person.
Announced by the Republican party as support for A J Ben Terence for the Marion County sheriffship. The party seeks nomination in the April 10, 1884 election process, asserting authorization to back the candidate under party will.
The text references a Megabilien veteran labeled 0 and Geo Apell in the Déveries region, noting a subject position tied to a 10th Primacy. Details are fragmentary but indicate a power or influence contest under a defined hierarchy.
A notice announces Lowell Smith of Cent velin der Geonendmetion of County Qupetinioumdens of Behools of Merion County ran for the office of Superintendent of Schools under the will of the Republic vesem tm tee Primeany. The date April 10 1964 is given for the primary.
A public event outlines Bayan Pies of Cora taalinder as sheriff nominee following Demecoras voting. The notice cites April 10, 1064 as a date related to the process.
The announcement states S. N. Finn seeks the Democratic nomination for County Judge of Moerien in the April 16, 1984 primary. Support is requested from local voters.
Cracker Neck residents report visitors from Luther Barnes to Jimmie Logue building plans for sites burned recently. Wayne Barnes and J A Shepard family updates. March 27 birthday for J A Shepard and William Bryant mentioned with cake. Numerous Sunday visits to relatives across Cracker Neck. weather held with wind, rain, and snow.
East Zion Fea Caldwell worked for Rollin Smith last week. Mr and Mrs Vaughn of Odin visited with Mr and Mrs Sam Cozad. Dr DuComb attended Mrs Engler who is ill with the flu. Enos Davidson and Archie Caldwell traveled to Salem on business. Ladies Aid of Zion met with Mrs Frank Jarrett. Preaching at Zion drew a large crowd. A young folks roast along East Fork attracted many Tuesday. Included names: Willie McNichol Fre, Alya Binnion and family, Bud Wickenhouser and wife, Bill Willett e and daughter Louise, Raymond Maulding and family.
Rosalie McClelland and Nellie Holtslaw spent Thursday afternoon with Nellie’s family. Grace Holtslaw and Edna visited, plus more local calls and Easter gatherings. A colorful Saturday night weiner roast at Loyd McClelland’s and several families spent time with relatives in Sandoval, Glenridge, Central City and Salon areas.
John L. Kagy of Salem is announced as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for County Judge in Marion County. Primary election set for April 10, 1934.
The board announces Paul B. Chance as candidate for Superintendent of Schools, subject to Democratic voters in Marion County in the primary on April 10, 1924.
Administratrix of the William R Simcox estate will appear at the Marion County Illinois County Court in Salem at the June Term on the next Monday in June. Attorney John L Kagy represents the estate and you must appear as required.
Murate of Barry Lee Martin, deceased, by Harry Lee Martin in Salem Illinois at the May Term. All persons having claims against the estate are notified and requested to attend for settlement and administration.
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