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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1935
Page
4
The Patoka Register publishes in Patoka Illinois with second class mailing status under the 1879 act. Subscription is listed at 1.50 dollars per year.
Classified column lists used tractor rebuilt at factory by L Speer Case Dealer. Wheat straw 16¢ per bale. Soy beans stock peas oats corn wanted by R Rob inson Sandoval. Found ring at Register Office. 50 tons timothy hay for sale by A Adams Patoka. Baled straw 30¢ per bale by John Rogier. 40 acre pear orchard for sale near Patoka. J W Alexander Patoka. WANTED 4 more loads of wood by Register Office. Saddle horse for sale with gates and bars by D W Alexander.
Highest market price paid for cream west of the I C Depot Patoka Indiana by operator Jessie Ellis.
Notice to interested parties that the Magassi Cemetery sale moves from Tuesday February 6 to Wednesday February 7 due to a quick sale. Attendees are urged to come and bring tools.
Evangelistic services concluded on Tuesday night at the Baptist Church. A business meeting is scheduled for Thursday evening, February 8.
Political notice declares Bryan Pitts of Centria running for the Democratic nomination for sheriff subject to voter will. Primary set for April 10, 1934.
We are authorized to announce the candidacy of S. N. Finn for the Office of County Judge of Marion County subject to the will of the votes in the Democratic Primary Election to be held April 10 1934 Your support will be appreciated.
County candidate John L. Kagy of Salem runs in the Marion County Democratic primary for county judge. The race targets the April 10, 1934 voting date with voter will guiding nomination.
A candidate named Paul B. Chance is listed for the office of Superintendent of Schools. The filing notes the race is subject to Democratic voters in Marion County with a primary set for January 10, 1934.
Hawes Campbell owner offers a public sale at his farm 6 miles NW of Salem and 2 miles W of Tonti Illinois on Thursday Feb 8 1934 at 10 a.m. including horses cattle hogs poultry and farm machinery with cash and credit terms and notes bearing interest. Auctioneer Jno A Jennings will conduct the sale and a lunch will be served.
Vernon Illinois auction on Wednesday February 14 1934 lists farm machinery hay feed and livestock for cash. Items include wagons plows harrows harnesses collars bridles halters and a 4 year old white cow plus two black mares foaling likely. Auctioneer Wade and clerk Epps accompany Louis Jarrett owner in this sale notice.
Bobbie Dean Schaffnit born July 29 1932 in Odin Illinois died January 30 1934 at age 1 6 1. He was son of Mr and Mrs Carl Schaffnit and passed after pneumonia. Funeral held in Odin with Rev W D Humphrey assisted Fairchild of Sandoval. burial at Sandoval cemetery.
Millard and Artie Rogier I. W. and George Nattier Mrs. G. Ballance Mrs. H. L. Logan Maurice Nattier and P. J. Mojonnier attended the funeral of Mrs. B. R. De Moulin at Greenville last Saturday afternoon. She visited here frequently and was well known here.
The Zion Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Audrey Kissner on Thursday for an all day meeting. Members spent the day quilting.
Local notes show shoppers at Altom's offering cheap soap and stockings while residents report visits from relatives and friends. Vignettes include Mrs Clara Gerrish's illness, travels to St. Louis and Decatur, church visits, a funeral in Odin, and hospital care for Viness Linton at Barnes Hospital.
State of Illinois Marion County circuit court notice to Elmer O Allen. Complainant Hazel M Allen filed Bill of Complaint in January 1934. He must appear February third next term or the bill will be confessed and decree entered. Salem Illinois January 30 1934. J Lem Ballance Clerk Ward P Holt Solicitor.
Miss Ethel Farthing acts as secretary with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Communion at 10 30 a m. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Bible Study Wednesdays at 7 p m. January 31 leaders Mrs Fred Tacke and Mrs Frank Williams. Ladies Aid meets January 31 at Mrs Maude Ellis home with quilting and lunch at Cox farm sale February 3. Christian Endeavor February 4 program includes songs prayers topics and solo by Dayne Ellis.
Sunday services across Christian Science churches centered on Truth as the lesson subject with Deuteronomy 32 4 as the Golden Text and Psalms 100 and a passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy noting that God is Truth The citations emphasize reverence praise and the endurance of truth through generations and mortality's attempt to grasp it.
The Marion County Teacher Association will convene in Centralia High School Auditorium on Friday February 16 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Speakers include R C Moore of Carlinville secretary of the Illinois State Teachers Association and editor of the Illinois Teacher and Dr W C Reavis of the University of Chicago. Officers include J Alfred Purdue of Vernon as president.
M L Church South Patoka Charge lists Island Chapel and Patoka sites with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and 10 a m and preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 00 p m Pastor W D Humphrey urges attendance after noting sixty six present last Sunday and aims for 75. Zion Church holds 10 00 a m Sunday School with Young Peoples at 7 p m All invited.
In Fredonia eighty three attended Sunday School and a sermon was given by Mr. Wm Fulton at 11 o clock. The Bible Class met at the Mack home Tuesday night with strong turnout and plans for the next meeting at the Cozad home. Mrs. Marie Nichols and Misses Alice Simpson and Edith March visited Mrs. Jake Mack Friday afternoon. Mrs. John Nichols spent Monday with Mrs. Ellie Palmer. Mrs. A S Jett travels in St Louis visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Nichols called on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cozad Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ruth Talbert visited Mrs. Marie Nichols Wednesday. Edith March and Alise Simpson visited in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jett spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm Perkins and family. Charlie Jett and John Nichols attended the gathering.
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Wm Palmer and Mrs. Stella Easley with son Harry at the Simpson home. The sequence noted visits by Clarence Tackett and children with Russell Palmer family, John Nichols with E E McHaney, and O A Kretzer of Harvey visiting relatives. Everett Jett hosted Saturday evening gatherings with Jim Kretzer and the Kretzer family at J P Jemsen home near Shattuc.
Attendance marked by a Sunday School service led by Rev Fairchild after weeks of illness. Local residents, including Loren Craig with her parents, were noted for visits and social gatherings around Carlina, Odin, and Sandoval areas.
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