Social notes from Patoka area residents travel and visits
Local residents and visitors share weekend greetings and travels. Frank McConnell and his wife, sister Louise Debre, and Fred Goin visited Crosby’s mother. Ronald Smith spent the weekend in Springfield. Odessa Walker weekended in Vandalia and attended the Governor's inauguration en route to Odin visiting Doris Dalrymple's grandmother Lizzie Gray. Doris Dalrymple and Mrs. Purvis of Odin visit现ed Springfield and Vernon area. more notes include livesay, Wasem, Binnion, and various calls on friends and kin across Patoka, Vernon, Carlyle, and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McConnell
East St. Louis
Louise Debre
Fred Goin
Crosby
Ronald Smith
Springfield
Odessa Walker
Vandalia
Dr. Fritz
Doris Dalrymple
Bridgeport
Doris
Lizzie Gray
Odin
Charles Purvis
Dick Wasem
Cecil Binnion
Vernon Barber
J. W. Bopp
Sandoval
Reta
Beulah
Chicago
Wayne Young
D. W. Troyer
John Jennings
Vera
Chas, Bryan
Mesdames
Bryan
Troyer
C. N. Cruse
Georgia
James ‘Lawson
John Gehrkin
Vernon
Donald Wilson
John
Orvel West
George Kahler
Carlyle
M. P. DuCer
Clart Smcox
Grand Jiry
Salem
Bob Cunningham
Patoka
John and
DeWitt Jennings
David van Fossan
St. Louis
Howard Warren
Jan
Ina Robertson
George Stiles
Galen Gibson
Stella Bellamy
Margaret Hawley
Cenralia
St. Louis Sugar Creek
Centralia Baking Boys
Donald Lee
Centralia Baking Company
Centralia
Farina Rebekah
Sandoval Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Vivian
Marian Kimpler
Edwin Steiner
Fred Guyon
Carbondale
Dean Thomasson
Charleston
Ruby Seidel
Lydia Stewart
Martha de Gafferelly
Cincinnati
Ohio
Virginia Ruddick
St. Vincents Academy
Kentucky
Ruddick
Pauline Haworth
Irma Haworth
St. Johns Hospital
Report of First State Bank Patoka December 31 1932
Public financial report for First State Bank Patoka Illinois filed with the Auditor of Public Accounts. It lists assets including cash 10 539.10 U S Government securities loans real estate and other items totaling 153 586 70 and liabilities with capital stock 25 000 00 surplus 12 500 00 and deposits 109 594 75 plus other items. Bank cashier L E Green swears the statement is true and notarization by Mac Eagan on January 10 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First State Bank
Patoka
Sea
Illinois
State of
U. S
Pisani Gos Enisa Arpa
Lalaa
Cre- OG Aod Ee. Ce Bis
Acceptan- Brito, Oy He’ So Bkss
Saat i Ait
T. I. E. Green
Public Accounts
State of Illinois
L. E. Green
County of
Marionis
Mac Eagan
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
We thank those who assisted us during our bereavement for my husband and our father. Gratitude goes to the singers ministers and for the flowers from Mrs. Theodore Arnold and The Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Arnold
Thanks for kindnesses during illness and burial
We express appreciation for the many kindnesses shown during the illness death and burial of our dear mother Mrs Susan Jackson O S Jackson C M Jackson Earl R Jackson and families Mrs T E Irvin and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Jackson
O. S. Jackson
C. M. Jackson
Earl R. Jackson
T. E. Irvin
Community thanks for support during illness and death
The family expresses gratitude to Mr. Pete Anderson Harold Cole Chester Cole and Roy Johnson and others who helped during illness and death of their loved one and to the town of Shobonier for flowers. Mrs Rebecca Ann Reeves Mrs Josephine Wilkinson Mrs Susie Wickersham Mr E C Haley Mr J Q White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Anderson
Harold Cole
Chester Cole
Roy Johnson
Shobonier
Rebecca Ann Reeves
Josephine Wilkinson
Susie ‘Wickersham
E. C. Haley
J. Q. White
Community thanks for kindness during illness and death
Heartfelt thanks go to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during the sickness and death of our loved one. Gratitude is extended to the minister, singers, and for the floral offerings. May God bless you all. David Gerrish and family. Mrs. Ethel Long and family. Mrs. A. L. Ashton and family. Tom Buss and family. H. L. Long and son Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gerrish
Ethel Long
A. L. Ashton
Tom Buss
H .L. Long
Wayne
Thanking Friends For Support During Mother’s Illness and Burial
Mr. and Mrs. George Hagedorn and family thank friends who assisted during the sickness and burial of their dearly beloved mother. Also thanking Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lutz and family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lutz and family for help and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hagedorn
Charles Lutz
Thomas Dwyer
Fred Lutz
Restaurant and filling station sold in Walter Adams Building
Floyd Pugh and wife operated the restaurant and filling station for months. they sold the business to O. T. Wadkins and Mr. and Mrs. Wadkins, who already have charge. W. C. Pugh and wife of Centralia visited home folks here Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Pugh
Walter Adams
O. T. Wadkins
Mrs. Wadkins
W. C. Pugh
Centralia
Community Notes From Sandoval and Surrounding Towns
Local social and civic items include births, lodge installations, and community visits. Notable events feature the Sandoval basket ball game against Centralia Baking Boys, officer installations by the Sandoval and Pocahontas lodges, and multiple visits between Odin Centralia Patoka Sandoval and St Louis. Visitors attend funerals, shows, and church or lodge gatherings across the area.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thelma Heaver
Tom Leach
Jack Leach
John Stewart
Clinton
Nice
Gila Olson
Harry and
Mary Meehan
Sadie Hurd
Francis Rogers
Fredonia
Hanks
Mulkeytown
Glen Pfiefer
Barney Steiner
W. B. Andereck
Evelynne Stiles
John Merklebach
Wanda Troutt
Annabelle Newman
Virginia Stiles
Relza Troutt
Sarah Squibb
Gladys McClelland
Marion County
Rebekah Lodge
Ralph Merten
Fairman
Joe Kerwin
John Basola
Dom Basola
John Smith
Mary Mae
Georgia Martin
William Parker
Pocahontas Lodge
Lucy Klein
Pocahontas
Goldie Leach
Winona
Ray Davidson
Clara Crane
Mattie Alexander
Wampum
Frankie Poole
Raymond Bell
Robert Parker
S. D. Carrigan
Xenia
Sam Troutt
EU & White Stores
Crisco
California Prunes
Stine
J. Freetown
Vernon, Ill
Rank
Mose Hoffman Estate
Hoffman’s
Sale
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Manhattan
Mens’ Winter Caps
Hoffman
Clothiers
E. Broadway
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