M. E. Church South Attendance Rises Over Year
Report notes attendance at M. E. Church South increased from 58 last year to 65 last Sunday, reflecting steady growth in church turnout.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1927
Page
2
Report notes attendance at M. E. Church South increased from 58 last year to 65 last Sunday, reflecting steady growth in church turnout.
A dense list of classified ads and public notices includes livestock for sale such as a Guernsey bull and five year old work mules, a high grade rug, piano, goose eggs, and Jersey cows with calves. items for trade like jacks and a stallion. farm supplies including spray emulsion and lime sulfur. real estate rentals. eggs from Ancona setting stock. and multiple lost items including a log chain and an auto tire. Names include O H Britt, W W Lawrence, Mrs O A Nattier, J M Etchison, Louie Wasem, Walter Parks, A W Gray, Geo Mason, Maude Huddleston, Ballance store, and Wilmer Meador. Also notices for incubator setting and various contact locations in Patoka, Salem, Odin, Vernon, Shobonier, and Ballance.
Tessville North Town Cleaners & Dyers opens on East Prairie Road. Niles Center sees paving on Kilpatrick Ave and ornamental street lighting on Lincoln Ave. New Lenox secures site for a $27,000 school. a state bank building contract is let. Chicago plans include a $250,000 flat on East 71st Place and a $950,000 apartment hotel on Everett Ave in Jackson Park. Waseka and Prophetstown feature church and state road work respectively. Coal mines produced 8,096,303 tons in February with 72,104 workers. Cairo seeks $200,000 for state armory. several towns advance building and paving projects.
Vernon residents host relatives and friends from Bear Creek, Sandoval, Clinton, Decatur and Vandalia. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jarret on April 24 as community members attend church, meetings, and weekend gatherings across Vermon area.
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