Patoka Register publisher details
The Patoka Register notes its publication by James M. Emerson in Patoka Illinois. The paper is mailed as second class matter and lists a subscription of 1.50 per year under federal act dates.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
4
The Patoka Register notes its publication by James M. Emerson in Patoka Illinois. The paper is mailed as second class matter and lists a subscription of 1.50 per year under federal act dates.
Classified notices list several farm properties for sale across adjoining counties with 10 percent cash and 15 year balance terms by B M English Centrai a Ill plus a cheap piano offered by W E Field and Hollywood S C White Leghorn roosters at 50 cents each and setting eggs at 10 cents a dozen by A W Gray Salem Ill and R F Dy 4.
A local Odin area column details Harvey Hurd and Neal Moore guiding road work, visits by neighbors, and social events. It notes War Mother spirit, illness of Minnie Sterns, Lincoln days tasks, and a hay rack accident injuring J. P. Hicks, with multiple small social mentions and family visits across Odin and nearby towns.
A community notes Charley Sparling injury at the barn and several residents returning from visits to Decatur Jacksonville and Odin. stories recount Christmas travels school openings and how dirt road travel is aided by radio and telephone while Miss Gladys Hanna continues to teach daily despite muddy roads.
Mrs Cyrus Nichols visited her daughter in Vandalia. Russel and Jamie Caldwell helped Joe Knight butcher a beef Monday evening. Barthel Anderson and son Dean helped Oscar Caldwell shuck corn Monday. Miss Wilma and Miss Clela Caldwell spent Wednesday night with Lois McNichols. Dale Thompson and wife shopped in Centralia Tuesday. Marian and Paul Caldwell and...
Mr and Mrs Charlie Bowen plus many neighbors frequent Patoka and Vandalia areas Friday to Sunday. Karl Schmahl family and relatives including Ruby Nettie Schmahl visit or call. Dr W W Murfin tends Ernest Schmahl who is ill. Wood chopping, butchering, and social calls fill the weekend.
Local notes say Patoka plans a large basketball night with Kinmun dy and a preliminary game. Reduced prices now in effect. S. E. Altom and O. A. Nattier were in Salem Thursday evening. James Wasem and Dewitt Jennings shopped in Sqandovia Thursday. Dewitt Jennings and Louie Davidson visited relatives in Weringtown Saturday evening.
Cracker Neck notes show John McClary and family visiting John Stone and others, Shattuc and Patoka residents shopping, funeral attendance for Mrs. Effie Olmstead, multiple visits among Shepard, Stone, Alexander and Murray families, corn gathering for Martin Nelson, and farm chores including logs, straw stack accident, and improving sick community members.
Mr and Mrs Asa McClelland and Helen called in Centralia on Monday. Mr and Mrs Isaac Ross spent Monday afternoon with Mr and Mrs George Ross and Juanita and David Earl McClellan.
Most of the sick are better but some remain unwell. Clarence Tackett and family visited Eli Palmer and wife on Sunday afternoon. Henry Stillabower and wife and Pearl Poole and family spent Sunday evening with Russel Palmer and family.
The town recounts social calls and family news as Ben Morrell returns from Chicago and Carl Wagner’s visit, while Ella Linton of Patoka Prairie and Nick Lutz of West Fairman are mourned. Funeral, illness, and family visits weave through a weekend bulletin of local life.
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