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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1938
Page
2
Patoka Register lists a 10-20 McCormick tractor and a 10 ft single disc for sale. Harold Foltz is the contact in Patoka with Don Wilson as editor and publisher. Subscription rate listed at $1.50 per year.
The undersigned as Executrix of the last will of Francis M Griffin deceased Marion County Illinois gives notice she will appear before the County Court at the Court House in Salem on the fourth Monday in May to hear and pass on all claims against the estate.
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to the under signed. Dated this 11th day of April A. D. 1938. Flora L. Griffin, Executrix. William A. Miller & Alfred S. Pfaff, Attorneys Salem, Illinois.
At a November 16 1937 special stockholders meeting the First State Bank of Patoka changed its location to Lot Five Block Nine in the original town of Patoka. The Auditor of Public Accounts approved the move which is now legally completed. P J Mojonnier president and L E Green cashier signaled the change pending new building completion.
The undersigned requests all claimants against the Sarah Woolsey estate to file claims with the County Court by May 16, 1938 the adjustment day. All debtors must pay the estate through administrator B F Woolsey with Matheny and Welker as attorneys.
Fredonia residents report shopping trips to Patoka while Doris Cozad remains unwell. Daily calls include Mrs. Etola Pritchett visiting Mrs. Ruth Talbert and multiple visits among the Carter, Talbert, Jett, Perkins, and Heinzman families. A clerical note mentions Bro. O Atchison’s appointment at Marshall Creek and a toe injury for James Jett. Gene Simpson is ill with a cold.
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