Executor's Notice in Marion County Estate
Paul Protz is appointed executor of Anna Sophia Protz's Illinois estate. He will appear at the Marion County Court at Salem on the April Term to adjust claims. Creditors must attend. those indebted should pay promptly. Dated February 4, 1933. Ward P. Holt, Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sophia Protz
Marion
Illinois
Marion County
Salem
N. J. Lutz
A. D
Maggie Dwyer
Ward P. Holt
Elnora B. Linton
David L. Gerrish
Administratrix Announces Estate of Mary Lutz in Illinois
Maggie Dwyer as administratrix files notice in Marion County to settle Mary Lutz estate at the March term in Salem Court House. Creditors urged to present claims and debtors to pay promptly as the administrator seeks adjustment of accounts. Dated January 25, 1938.
Estate of N. J. Lutz Deceased Listed for March Term
Estate of N. J. Lutz deceased to be presented in Salem at the March Term. Creditors and others indebted to the estate are requested to present their claims by a specified date. Maggie Dwyer is the administratrix with Ward P. Holt as attorney.
Estate of Elnora B Linton Administrator Notice
David L Gerrish appointed administrator of the estate of Elnora B Linton deceased, will appear before Marion County Court for estate adjustment. All persons interested are notified and required to appear.
Illinois Auditor approves seven directors for Patoka Bank
State of Illinois Auditor of Public Accounts certifies the stockholders of First State Bank of Patoka Marion County Illinois have determined the number of directors managers and trustees as seven under the bank act. The action is approved and becomes effective upon filing of the stockholders resolution and the certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Office of Auditor of Public Account
Springfield
Auditor of Public Accounts
First State Bank OF
Patoka
Illinois
First State Bank ‘of
Anil . Fost Andore
J. Barrett
Hhinoisi
Local residents and travelers noted in weekend diary
E L DeLay and family with J L Simcox and wife and Mrs Martha Milifeldt visited Iliopolis Sunday with the Sullivan family. Four generations gathered including Simcox family members and others. Carl Easton and Don Crawford drove to Chicago Wednesday night with poultry for the market. Donald Wilson and kin stayed in Salem from Thursday to Monday. Temperatures plunged to six below after Tuesday night. Dr Bundy’s condition flagged. sister Mrs Hopkins and son Joe visited him. L M Black and wife visited Centralia. W B Chilton improving. George Ballance drove to Lincoln Monday to see their daughter. road troubles and several cars, including a bus, overturned near Pana. Harold Chance, working in Decatur, moved to Chicago office with Deep Rock Oil. Mary Lett visited Champaign then returned home. Taylor Nall attended Salem Friday. foundation work begun for new blacksmith shop on Gaultney lots near C D Martins with John Mililer as builder. Wengret family visited Salem for Robert Quayle real estate sale. Miss Marion Epps, living in Vernon and working in Patoka, drove and left pavement south of Patoka with no injuries to car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wilson
Salem
Dr. Bundy
Hopkins
Joe
W. B
George Ballance
Lincoln
Pana
Harold ‘Chance
Decatur
Chicago
Deep Rock Oil Company
Mary Lett
Champaign
Taylor Nall
Gaultney
C. D. Martin’s
John Mililer
Wengret
Robert Quayle
Marion Epps
Vernon
Patoka
Local Social Notes From Vernon Offer Visits And Club Gatherings
Mrs John Shaw of Arnold Chapel visited Geo Jones and family while Henrietta Cox Susan Klinge and Hazel Cox joined Harry Metzger and family in Shoonier. The Chatter and Stitch club quilted at Mattie Jarretts with pot luck lunch. next meets Mrs Effie Hathaway. Entre Nous members hosted by Miss Andree Green with Miss Ollie Gocenour and Miss Nellie Blankinship. prizes awarded. Pinochle and refreshments followed. next gathering with Miss Mildred Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shaw
Arnold Chapel
Geo. Jones
Henrietta Cox
Susan Klinge
Hazel Cox
Shooonier
Harry Metzger
Howard Pope
Decatur
Jas
B. Metzger
Shobonier
John M
Thompson
Mattie Jarrett
Mildred Morgan
Harold Titus’s Michigan Lumber Stories Told Here
Northern Michigan author Harold Titus draws on his Traverse City upbringing and lumber camp life for vivid settings in his serialized tale Below Zero. The piece notes his Michigan roots, WWII service, fruit farming, and prior novels such as Conquered and Timber, highlighting an action filled adventure with romance set in lumbering days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Titus
North Woods
Traverse City
Grand Traverse County
Michigan
University of Michigan
Detroit News
Ordnance Service
Bruce
The
Circle
Springfield Auto Show Opens With Newman as President
Announced that the Springfield Auto Show runs Thursday through Saturday this week with Jess B. Newman, born and raised in the area, serving as its president at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Patoka
Jess B. Newman
Card of Thanks for Mrs Wall and Family
We thank the many kind friends and neighbors who assisted in the care of our grandmother Mrs Wall and especially Mr and Mrs J A Shepard who kindly administered to her wants Ancil Wall Floyd Wall and families
Local Round Top Notes Stirring Weekend Activities
Miss Winona Stephens taught in Salem schools and visited home folks. Neighbors assisted with care for Martin Wortman as blood poisoning treatment continues. Several residents helped saw wood at Ballance property. The chicken pox outbreak is subsiding nearby. Rev M D Ballance preached at Zion. Illinois Central System is owned by over 21 000 stockholders nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Stephens
Salem
Burly Wortman
Martin
Donald Belcher
Dean Long
Lewis Kissner
Bert Chance
Samuel Britt
Tom Ballance
Orville Britt
Nellie Belcher
John Rogier
Dorothy McWhirter
Green Ridge
Lois
Juanita Stephens
Perry Smith
Robert Walton
East Fork
Harry B
Dean Anderson
Roy Wagstaff
Patoka
Frank. Gilley
J. T. Stephens
M. D. Ballance
Zion
Illinois Central System
United States
Thanks for kindness after Aunt Emma Wall's death
We thank friends and neighbors for help during Aunt Emma Wall's illness and death. Grateful to Bro. Smith for comfort and to those who sent flowers. From Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shepard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Wall
Bro. Smith
J. A. Shepard
Mississippi Textile Mills Industry Profile
Mississippi hosts twenty four textile plants including sixteen cotton mills, five knitting mills, one rayon mill, one silk mill, and five unclassified mills. The concentration reflects a diverse textile sector spanning multiple fiber types and production stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mssissippi
Want Ads Column Offers Services and Farm Listings
Five Cents per line. FOR RENT twenty acres for beans seed provided and eighty acres for sale with good improvements. A L Irvin. DRESSED HOGS February delivered at five cents per pound. Call E L Sharp Patoka. Rhode Island Red hatching eggs five cents per dozen above market. C A Walton Patoka. FARMS FOR SALE in several counties ten percent cash and balance over 15 years. B M English Centriaia Ill. BABY CHICKS for sale about March 8 five dollars per 100 and Buff Leghorn eyes for sale three cents above market price Mary Cahill Patoka Phone 8317. RADIOS service repairs authorized dealer for Silver Marshall and Delco radios see W W Hanson Vernon TWinois Ate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Irvin
E. L. Sharp
Patoka
Rhode Island
C. A. Walton
R. R
B. M. English
Centriaia
Ill
Mary Cahill
Marshall
Delco
W. W. Hanson
Vernon
Twinois
Ate
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Wey
Paul Protz
Mary Lutz
Legal Publication
E. L. ‘DeLay
J. L. Simcox
Martha Milifeldt
Iliopolis
W. P. Sullivan
Mabel Sullivan
Iris Pritchard
James
Carl Easton
Don Crawford
Ancil Wall
Floyd Wall and Families
Bank
Erests
Illinois Bankers Association
Porth Lasalle Street
Avo
MAE Eagan Auto and Property Insurance
Jel
Roxond
MARCA
Califo
Walt
Louie Wasem
Greenville
Guy B. Hoiles
Col
John J. Jennings
Linton & Beery
Patoka, Illinois
Sears
Odin Coal
Vernon and
Odin
Pennsylvania
Farmers’ Cooperative
Wittams 03
J. Waseit’ Purse
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