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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1928

Page

3

Bear Creek Weather Forecast and Local Notes

Forecast calls for zero weather with slight snow after days of rain and mud knee deep. Local updates mention J. Be Matheny under medical care for pleurisy, Wyant family visiting, Thelma Ballance and Emmett Caudle returning home for Christmas, Jim Phinney moving near Vera, Wilma Payne vacationing in Chicago, and about thirty youths hosting New Year’s Eve at Frank Lake’s with games and refreshments after midnight.

J. Be Matheny Colfax Ueyant Thelma Ballance Emmett Caudle Harvey Wisconsin Clinton Jim Phinney Vera Wilma Payne Chicago Frank Lake

Evening event ends with travelers and farm news

Corn were served. All returned home facing the cold and rejoicing over the evening event. Paul Burness left for Chicago for employment his wife and daughter staying at the home of her parents. Carl Christie done his winter butchering Tuesday. Clara Benefiel is visiting with her sister Mrs. Bert Tedrick and taking treatment for granulated eye-lids. George Olmstead took a load of hogs to Hast St. Louis for Wm. Chriss and Frank Lake Tuesday morning. Wm. accompanied him to the city.

Paul Burness Chicago Carl Christie Clara Benefiel Bert Tedrick George Olmstead St. Louis Chriss Frank Lake

Cracker Neck News Roundup From Local Notes

Jennie Alexander and baby visited relatives in Keyesport and returned home Monday. Mrs S B Lawrence came back Sunday after visiting Litchfield. Otto McGath of Nebraska stayed with Billy Alexander Monday night. Grandma Wall is poor at J A Shepard’s home. Charley Shepherd shopped Patoka Tuesday. Rabbits suffered deaths last week and Cecil Alexander bought them. Prank Sherp ill for several days. Not much to report this week. Start the New Year by helping town, churches, and schools.

Jennie Alexander Baby Keyesport Cecil Alexander

Caleb Speer Family Welcomes Baby Boy in December

Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Speer celebrate the birth of a fine baby boy on December 26. Miss Lora Binnion of Vernon works at the Speer home. Mrs. Sidney Speer from Harvey visited the A Speer family from Monday to Wednesday. Viola Harker visited grandmother Minnie Merten, and Frank Harker made a business call in Patoka. Rettinghouse, who bought the R M McKee farm, is noted.

Caleb Speer Frank Harker Patoka Lora Binnion Vernon Sidney Speer Harvey A. Speer Viola Harker Minnie Merten Rettinghouse R. M. McKee

Community records civic effort improves district road

In a display of civic spirit the district dragged the road from Marshall corner east to the schoolhouse for three days in succession before a freeze arrived Friday night. The effort left the road nearly as good as the hard road and the community plans a monthly weather chart project in the eighth grade agriculture class recording temperature sky conditions wind and precipitation.

Marshall Corner Edith Fulton Irma Gene Meridith Frances Chausse Carrigan School William Fulton C. C. Hinderer Iuka Lora Morgan Caleb Speers James Meridith, Jr James Meridith Odin Carrigan Church Dorothy Allen Groff Allen Fulton M. D. Ballance

Local Notes On Families Departures And Visits

Dennis Adams and son Raymond log for George Jett. Mrs Cleta Colby leaves for Chicago with her young son Robert Colby. Misses Frankie Ellen and Nellie Gray visit Chicago with Rolland Davidson family. Cleve McWhirter and family have plans pending.

Dennis Adams Raymond George Jett Cleta Colby Robert Colby Chi Frankie Ellen Nellie Gray Chicago Rolland Davidson Cleve McWhirter

Local Notes and Obituary Briefs from Kinmundy Township

Movement of property from the Givens farm to a northwest Kinmundy area and return to St Louis. Local chatter mentions George Jett hauling logs to John Kreutzer mill and Alvin Gray visiting Odin. Dan Purcell’s sudden death described as a loss to the community. Chas Gray bought hogs from Homer Osborne. Walter Jones delivered mail here due to weather and road issues. Included are visits by Helen Chandler to Cleve McWhirter’s family.

Givens Kinmundy Lionel Leon St. Louis George Jett John Kre‘tzers Alvin Gray Odin Dan Purcell Chas, Gray Homer ‘Osborne Walter Jones Helen Chandler Cleve McWhirter

God, All Power in Christian Science Lesson Sermon

The lesson sermon on January 1 centers on God as omnipotent omniscient and omnipresent, with biblical citations from II Samuel and I Chronicles and text from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. It emphasizes God’s sovereignty, majesty, and universal reflection in man and the universe.

Christ, Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Double mileage from gasoline on Illinois highways

Motorists tour the head roads of Illinois and report getting double the gasoline mileage compared with the average highway.

Linois Ofllinois

New Year Notes From Fostersburg Readers

Regis ter reports a crowded holiday season with visits from Lewis Jones and Mary Walker and relatives in Alma Clinton Vernon Kinmundy and Wood River. Weather delays New Year plans and mail routes as locals work and study through the holidays with repairs on farms and barns and with several families visiting or returning home.

All Register Lewis Jones Mary Walker Anna_ Crosley Decatur S. C. Green Grant Arnold Robert Clinton Poster Joseph Ih Lane F. Griffin Alma Marion Griffin Mona Arnold Robert Arnold Kate Bates Vernon Martha Walker Wood River Carl Jones Mark Arnold Kinmundy Arnold Chapel Lew Engler Frambes Guy Arnold Melvin Doolen Thelma Arnold Sam Arnold T. L. Bundy Blanche Doolen

Noted French Rheumatism Prescription Seeks Postal Reply

In a public notice Paul Case of Erocton Massachusetts offers a French remedy for rheumatism and neuritis learned during service with the American Army. He says the prescription cost him nothing and will mail it to any requester who sends a self addressed postal. He invites requests written today.

France Paul Case Dept L-154 Erocton Mass

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