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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1927

Page

8

Local Notes From Fostersburg and Surrounding Areas

Robert Arnold and family visited the Owens Belcher family near Zion last Thursday. Mrs. M. S. Walker hosted her daughter Mrs. Lewis Jones on Sunday. Road conditions kept teachers from Vernon for the meeting. Measles at Paul Erwats was a misdiagnosis. cases of whooping cough are reported nearby. Lewis Jones and Orval Walton went to Patoka on a shopping trip for neighbors. Francis Griffin brought a red top seed to Vernon. Mean Arnold spent Sunday with Wayne Doolen. J W Arnold marked his eightieth birthday with a family dinner February 14. Mrs. Blanche Doolen lost a sheep to dogs. advice to tie up dogs at night. Marshall McCarty now handles mail for W. H. Frambes, who is nursing his ill father. Lew Engler expects to finish moving by April 1 if roads improve. Paul Arnold of Chicago spent the weekend visiting farms and relatives.

Robert Arnold Owen Belcher Zion M. S. Walker Lewis Jones Vernon Paul Ehrats Orval Walton Patoka Francis Griffin Mean Arnold Wayne Doolen J. W. Arnold Jeems Blanche Doolen Marshall McCarty W. H. Frambes Lew Engler Paul Arnold Chicago Altom’s Altoms Edward Gruber St. Louis Hazel Foster Farmington, Mo Wm. Brocklelmeyer B. F. Elefritz Cruse Bloomington Grace Pigg Astoms Jack Agee Albert Cruse Harry Clark Davenport Iowa W. K. Hoag Legion Hall David van Fossan Clinton I. C Bob Walton Homer Potts Potts Gerald Cox Johnny Anderson Bettie Clark Decatur Clark Blankin Ship Clark Davidson Ira Caldwell Robert Ben Livesay Springfield Bill Eagan Harry Ed Jones Centralia W. R. Simcox Johnny Moran Clara Walter Parks Walters J. T. Stephens Wichita Falls Texas J. L. Parks Walter Ada Burns Milwaukee Wisconsin Merryman-Weatherholt Clayton Maxine Anderson Mable Wimberly Nell Hawkins Treva Riley Joe Nester Dale Altom

White Haven Community Notes Busy for Spring

Farmers drag roads and clean up around homes as spring nears. Mrs. William Linton and neighbors visit. The Landreth child is reported very sick. Families host and travel for visits. Regular meeting day set for next Saturday night and Sunday with all invited.

Alma Residents Attend Teachers Institute at Centralia

Report notes Alma residents including Mr and Mrs E J Jackson Miss Mary Winks and Miss Lulu Foster attended the teachers institute in Centralia on Friday Mrs Frank Malone visited W E Sullens Harry Maxey delivered lumber to Marion Griffin this week A kitchen shower for Evelyn Williams drew many presents at Mrs K A Williams home Tuesday night Pearl Painter hauled wall for Glove Lumber Co A party for Edith Hines drew many young people Ernest Harris and Co cleared a hedge fence row for Dan Purcell J P Watson planted garden Elmer Black and boys were in Alma on business Merritt Caldwell of Patoka visited Dan Purcell and family Sunday.

E. J. Jackson Mary Winks Lulu Foster Teachers Institute Centralia Frank Malone W. E. Sullens Harry Maxey Marion Griffin K. A. Williams Evelyn Pearl Painter Glove Lumber Co

Rock party and injuries cited in East of Town notes

The report records a Wednesday rock party at James Caldwell's residence and a knee fracture from a fall at a tree last Sunday involving Herbert Green. It notes visits by Henry Somerville with Wiley Campbell, recent residence moves by Jim Pollard and Loren Bullard, a Nichols sale attended by a large crowd, a February 19 birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Chris Neil, and a light humorous note about Chris reacting to a baby's colic.

James Caldwell Herbert Green Henry Somerville Wiley Campbell Jim Pollard Henry Williams Place Uka Loren Bullard Williams Place Nichols Chris Neilson Chris

Not Sleep Tonight After He Knows It All

A terse line notes that once aware, he will not sleep. The fragment hints at looming knowledge driving insomnia or urgency. No names or places are provided to anchor a broader story.

Fresh ground corn meal and local notes at Altoms

Fresh ground corn meal advertised at Altoms with light local notes. Busy social week includes visits from Mr and Mrs Edward Gruber of St Louis Miss Hazel Foster of Farmington Mo to Wm Brockl emmeyer and B F Elefritz families. Local shipping and dress sale promotions also listed.

Menthe-Krecamo Promoted For Deep Colds And Coughs

An Illinois physician claims Menthe-Krecamo M K relieves deep seated colds and stubborn bronchial coughs after over 12 years of development. The ad promises fever reduction and infection progress checks with a money back guarantee and lists Thomas Altom of Patoka as a seller.

Thomas Altom Patoka

Illinois agriculture reports January activity across divisions

The Illinois Department of Agriculture outlines January work across divisions. Dairies shows 7588 inspections and 921 samples with 637 analyzed and 856 legal, 281 illegal, 21889 pounds destroyed, 67 hearings and 49 correction notices. Cooperative Crop Reporting notes 1926 summary to 9400 readers and 14000 reports. Plant Industry lists seed analysis and European corn borer monitoring. Poultry division highlights the annual show and record egg lays. Dairy Husbandry Promotion reports membership up to 2000. Standardization and Markets details flock and hatchery accrediting, eggs show. State Fair progress covers grandstand work and sewer extensions. Apiary Inspection notes no inspections but ongoing educational work.

Dairies Springfield Laboratory Division OF Cooperative Crop Reporting Service Division OF Plant Industry Division OF Poultry State Poultry Association

Modern American Industrial Spirit Guides Illinois News

Illinois weekly notes local upgrades and projects across towns including Grayville paving streets and a new state highway, Auburn street paving, Chicago subway plans under the B and O at 79th and Yates, a Milan fire truck arrival, South Chicago hospital plans, Windsor Park post office completion, Richmond waterworks, Glen Ellyn street widening, and various utilities and industrial efforts statewide. It mentions a flour industry statistic for Southern Illinois and a new semaphore signal at Grayville’s Four Railroad crossing.

Grayville Grayvalle Mt. Carmel Auburn Chicago Baltimore & Ohio 79Th Street Yates Avenue Milan New South Chicago Community Hospital Keithsburg Ashland Fulton—Tri-City Telephone Company Miles Center College Hill Dempster Frankfort Waukegan Glenview Howard Street Casey Sparta Weil-Kalter Bay Illinois Big Four Railroad South Street

Locals Share Weekend Visits and Travel

Locals include Mr. and Mrs. William Bruening of East St. Louis visiting relatives and returning with Mrs. Laura Holland and Mrs. C. N. Cruse. Glen Quayle and wife with Mrs. T. H. Quayle attended the Nichols sale and vis­ited briefly. John H. Davis and family, wintering in Florida, headed to Patoka and then Decatur for summer. Frances Gilley, wife and Fred Gilley went to the auto show in St. Louis.

William Bruening East St. Louis Laura Holland C. N. Cruse Glen Quayle T. H. Quayle John H. Davis Florida Patoka Decatur Frances Gilley Fred Gilley St. Louis

Local Notes From Shobonier And Nearby

Shobonier residents report Mrs. George Cox returned home after hospital wait. Miss Della Thomas visited with S A Willett family then returned home. Sam Robinson joined his sister and uncle for an early Thursday Patoka visit. Mrs. George Metzger returned home from Wood River after visiting her son and family. Rollin Brown, telephone manager, has been on the sick list. A Tintee Behren daughter riding Purple Swan bus reached her gate after detour from St Louis. Anna Schmid rode an inbound bus to St Louis. A damages suit was filed by Gene Henniger connected with local violence.

George Cox Effingham Hospital Della Thomas Farmer Cemetery Greenup S. A. Willett Sam Robinson Patoka Eagan George W. Green George J. Metzger Wood River Frank Leever Gon John Jr Rollin Brown Ot Tintee ‘Behren Purple Swan St. Louis Chicago Anna Schmid Wm. Schmid Gene Henniger

Local notices and obituaries from Beecher City area

Trial setting for a local figure and the transfer of an association to Marion Mutual frame the brief. Miss Tercie Horn died in Chicago last Thursday. funeral and burial near Beecher City followed. Frank Allender Jr and wife announce a baby boy. The six year old son of Earl Smith died of diphtheria at home, two siblings ill, family quarantined. mother was hospitalized previously at Southern Illinois Hospital in Anna.

Charles Marion Tercie. Horn Chicago Beecher City Frank Allender, Jr Earl Smith Hanson Farmer Southern Illinois Hospital Anna

Night prowler slams coal cinder through Noah Carter window

A large coal cinder was slammed through a window of the Noah Carter home last Wednesday night at ten o clock, striking the opposite wall with a thump.

Noah Carter

Card of Thanks for Kindness after Death

We thank friends for kindness sympathy flowers and comforting words during the illness and death of our husband father grandfather and brother Rosetta Lee Mrs Will Gordon and Grandchildren Irvin Lee pray God’s blessing on all who helped in our sad hours

Rosetta Lee Will Gordon Irvin Lee

Mind as the Lesson-Sermon Focus in Christian Science Churches

Sunday services in Christian Science Churches centered on Mind with the February 20 lesson. The Golden Text from James 1 5 urged asking God for wisdom. Romans 11 33 34 36 affirmed the depth of gods mind and infinite counsel. Science and Health notes Mind sustains the world and resists philosophy or skepticism.

Churches of Christ Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Telephone Notice of Immediate Assessment Payment

Line assessment is now due and I should be paid at once as we wish to do some repairs at once. A. D. Nichols, Sec. Treas.

A. D. Nichols Sec Treas

Why Are People So Indifferent to the Gospel

A 1920s commentary notes widespread indifference to religion amid a rush for worldly pleasures. It cites 1925 Bible production reaching 9 million copies in 150 languages, and 20 million automobiles, arguing secular pursuits eclipse spiritual concerns as the gospel is preached across streets and homes.

United States

Using Automobiles for the Glory of God

A reader argues that $700 per person would exceed European debt payments and fall short of the national debt, blaming worldly amusements for empty church pews. The piece cites scripture urging youth to rejoice but warns that God will judge desires, urging families to repurpose automobiles for divine purposes.

United States Europe

Tax Sale Notice for Lot 10 Rosemont Addition

Rosa B. Kirkpatrick and unknown owners warned of a June 16 1925 tax sale in Marion County Illinois. L H Jonas purchased Lot 10 Block 4 Rosemont Addition Centralia Sidewalk District 2 NE part of town. redemption period expires June 16 1927. Redeem at County Clerk's Office Salem Illinois.

Rosa B. Kirkpatrick Rosa B. Kirkland Marion County Illinois Salem Marion Ilinois L. H. Jonas Rosemont Centralia Willaim Morris Hillard Danner E. Limecox Said Patterson & Knight

Real Estate Redemption Notice in Centralia Illinois

Lena Gertrude Turner associate with Home Building and Loan Association and H A Lippert of Marion County Illinois announce a redemption action dated June 16 1925 for land described as Lot 1 Block 4 Pearcys Addition Centralia Northwest Drainage District Assessment No 32 Installment No 1. Property bounds include 113 ft 9 in north of SE corner N 50 ft W 50 ft W 1381 ft S 50 ft E 181 ft. Salem Illinois.

Lena Gertrude Turner Home Building & Loan Association H. A. Lippert Marion County Illinois Salem Marion L. H. Jonas A. D SE Corner Pearcy Centralia Northwest Iil

Property Redemption Notice for 1927 District Assessment

Adam Roth Grocery Co. declares redemption action on 40 ft S side Lot 9 Co. Clerk's Sub-div Pt Lot 10 SE Sec 7 Side walk District No. 2 NE part of Town. Assessment No. 33 Installment No. 1 & 2 dated February 25 1927 in reference to June 16 1925.

Adam Roth Grocery Co Marion County Illinois Salem Marion L. H. Jonas Salem, Il

County Tax Notice for Lot 61 Patterson & Knight Addition

William Morris Hillard Danner and E Limecox declare a general tax on Lot 61 Block 1 Patterson Knight Addition Centralia. Redemption period ends June 16. Dated February 25, 1927, County Clerk's Office.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fostersburg White Haven William Linton Oral. Brown Leo Landreth Mary Pribble Wm. Brewer Albert Brown Illinois Christie Harvey Phinney G. C. Johnson S. W. W. Olmstead Chas. Halbrook Murvin G. GC. Johnson Wm. Linton John Anderson Murvin Halbrook Louis Olmstead ALMA Illinois Department Agriculture Division OF Foods Illinois Department of Agriculture Illinois Weekly Industrial Review Shobonier Twirls Cinder Christian Science Churches
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