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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1935
Page
7
Mrs Babe Tickney hosted 14 children for Ed Tickney’s fifth birthday from 2 to 4 with a Mickey Mouse centerpiece and a five candle cake. Ed received several gifts as ice cream and cake were served. several mothers and neighbors visited and assisted.
Loyd Cooper and wife visited Charley Shepard and family in Boulder on Sunday. Vandalia callers included Mary Belcher and son George and Alice Tedrick. Ransom Belcher and family visited John Shepard and family. Afternoon visitors were Shep Shepard and wife Roy Hamilton of Boulder Ancil Lee and wife of Breese. Marvin Boyd and wife from St. Louis visited Frank Brown and family. Melissa Bryant and Mrs Ralph Roseman were Vandalia visitors on Wednesday. Perry Belcher and wife and Mrs Alta Bryant visited Lou Belcher and family Sunday. Henry Brumfield and Wm Bryant and wives Noble Bryant and children visited Ralph Roseman and family. Mary Walton of near Greenup visits sister Mrs Wm Bryant. Gladys Brown visiting in St.
Orville Kretzer and wife and John Talbert and family called on Wilson Nichols and wife Monday evening. Ernetta Jett visited Tuesday with Wm. Perkins and family. Harry Maxey threshed for Geo. and Chas. Jett last week. Orville Kretzer and wife returned home after a few days with J. W. Kretzer and wife. Logan Meredith and wife keep the children of Clarence Cozad while Mrs. Cozad seeks medical care in St. Louis. Wiley Campbell and wife called on Wm. Campbell Friday. Chick Reeves of St. Louis spent the weekend at the Campbell home. Mrs. Cleavie Burdick of Chicago spent a few days with relatives. Wm. Campbell suffered a broken leg when a heat crazed horse fell on him. the horse died soon after. Maurine Goodwin visited with the Tacket and Goodwin families. Vern Palmer and James Simpson visited Roe Campbell. All the children and most grandchildren helped celebrate Jake Muck’s eighty‑third birthday.
Louis, Chloe, Pauline, Betty and Ira Shepard, Dorothy, Elnor and Lawrence Herrin have whooping cough. Lizzie Murray stays with her son Harold to help care for her seriously ill grandson.
Norman Gerrish and family visited Pete Bopp and wife Sunday evening. Charles Bowen and wife with Leonard Crothers and family spent Sunday with Wash Bowen and family. Frank Bradford and family called on Luther Williams and family Sunday afternoon. Albert Heindrich and Harry Meredith stayed with Theodore Meredith and relatives last week. Albert Bowen from the CCC stationed at Makanda visited home folks Saturday night and Sunday. Luther Williams called on Pete Bopp Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas McHaney observed their forty ninth anniversary on Sunday. Attending were Frank Cavins and wife of O Fallon C E Goodwin and wife Eunice McHaney and wife Laurence Talbert and Gene Simpson and family.
Several residents attend Eastern Star events in Sandoval and reunions at Nelson Park and Kitchell Park. Families visit relatives in Decatur and nearby towns, with multiple trips to attend gatherings and a new concrete bridge project completed by the state. Obituaries note the funeral for a five day old, while locals visit Mt Vernon to identify stolen goods and discuss N. R. A. interests.
Affidavit states Helen Bushong cannot be found in Illinois and no service is possible. Plaintiff L F Bushong filed August 1 1935 seeking equity relief. Helen Bushong must appear by September 1945 or risk default at the court session after September 16 1935.
Want column lists Geiger property known as Salt Kown owner Orville Hopkins and Fielding Adams selling a Good Holstein cow. Sewing shop Ferguson McGuire newly opened on second floor Centralia Building and Loan Office Broadway Locust offers tailoring and alterations. Refrigerator in good condition advertised by C N Cruse.
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