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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1926
Page
5
Local notes describe icy river bottoms and water beneath ice while families plan a Christmas program at the schoolhouse. Visits, horse trading, hog butchering, and holiday gift ideas for the Register appear as neighbors share meals, meetings, travel, and family updates across Bear Creek.
Mrs. Lewis Jones was sick last week with Miss Peeth Walker helping with housework. Lee Griffin visited Centralia Saturday. The rural carrier runs five days weekly. The Woman's Club met with Mrs. Dale Arnold. fifteen members attended. Residents sought the smoothest road home after Patoka visit. J W Arnold bought a fat hog from W H Jones. Women of Arnold Chapel organized a Sedies Aid at Cecil Lowe's home with Lula Jones president Emma Arnold secretary treasurer. Dr Bundy missed the Vernon drama after buying two tickets.
Classified notices list offers and requests across Vernon including grinding service desired at Chas Ververs farm, sale of fence posts by W H Cain, dairy cow TB tested wanted by W R Simcox, sale or trade of six room house by J S Hudspeth, used batteries from Wick ersham Battery Shop, sale of 8 thrifty shoots Belcher, White Leghorn hens for $1 by Mrs Thomas Belcher, and telephone operator bid notices from R J R A Brummett Warren Bobbitt Patoka NL seeking bids by Jan 7 with start date Apr 10.
Partition by decree of the Marion County Circuit Court will sell at Patoka State Bank on January 7 1928 at 2 PM the south half of the northeast quarter and related land in Section 12 Township 3 North Range 1 East, Third Principal Meridian Marion County Illinois for cash. Special Master John B Stonecipher oversees. solicitor John L Kagy represents the complainant.
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