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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1935
Page
4
See and drive the Master De Luxe with Weatherproof Cable-Controlled Brakes and test how these features add motoring enjoyment. The car is presented as the most finely balanced low-priced model, exactly as owners claim. Visit a Chevrolet dealer and drive it today. CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH. SATTERLEE MOTOR COMPANY.
Dora Raver and family of Greeley Colorado are visiting relatives in the area. Edgar Perkins spends a few days with his grandmother near Shobonier. A large gathering at Wm Campbell’s Saturday honors Englemire of St Louis with games and ice cream. Various locals visit friends and attend a homecoming in Alma.
Floyd and Eldon Bowen and Dan Reter Jr. were callers at the Matt Belcher home Sunday afternoon. Will Snyder and wife, Eunice Meredith and their daughter visited Sunday with Frank Snyder. Mrs. Will Ahlf and Mrs. Richard Bowman helped Mrs. Otto Henning cook for threshers Tuesday. Fern, Clara Mae, and Evelyn Parker called on Mrs. Fred Lutz Tuesday evening.
Marion Caldwell and Dean Anderson painted Chance School while Chester Doolen and Elmer Berry did carpentry for Ed Myers. Ice cream supper at Jones cemetery draws good turnout. Family visits and Sunday visits lightheartedly noted across East Zion with numerous names and small events. A child underwent eye removal surgery in St. Louis. Several locals travel to Centralia for state aid road work. many more attend a St. Paul picnic and weekly visits with friends and kin.
Fred Briscoe aided Neil Briscoe in cutting hay and threshing on a farm south of Odin. Mr and Mrs Harry Lusch and daughter visited with the former’s parents in Odin Sunday. Mrs Deatta Tickney and Nancy Kay called on Mrs Elsie Hicks Saturday afternoon. Murfin Mason and wife announce...
Mrs. Gail Quick and her children visited Mrs. Ted Ticknor and family for a day in the past week to share in the arrival of a fine baby girl.
Frank Galbreth suffered a severe facial injury while cranking a tractor on the Dietrich farm. A damaged crank broke teeth, split the jaw, and required multiple stitches under care of Dr. Laney of Salem. Community updates follow with visits, travel plans, a picnic, and local incidents including horse and cattle losses and road improvements.
Affidavit shows Helen Bushong left Illinois and cannot be found. The plaintiff filed August 1, 1935, seeking equity. Helen Bushong must appear by September third, 1935, or default may be entered beginning September 16, 1935, when the court is in session.
Published Friday at Patoka Illinois entered as second class matter in the post office at Patoka Illinois under act of Congress March 3 1879 subscription one dollar fifty cents a year
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