Patoka Voters to Decide Waterworks Plan March 11 1941
Notice to Patoka Illinois voters announces a special election on March 11 1941 to decide Ordinance 41A authorizing a complete waterworks system. The plan costs 56270 with 5500 general bonds 36000 revenue bonds and 21210 WPA funds. Opened for public inspection and approved January 10 1941 by J C Beery president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
General Assembly
State of
Illinois
Work Projects Administration of
United States of America
Waterworks Bond for Patoka Illinois Signed in 1941
Bond issued by the Village of Patoka Marion County Illinois for 500 dollars toward waterworks construction. It bears 4.5 percent interest payable semiannually with principal and interest at Harris Trust & Savings Bank Chicago. Bond registered to bearer with facsimile signatures dated February 1 1941.
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Patoka
Marion County
Illinois
United States of America
Harris Trust & Savings Bank
Chicago
Board of Trustees
Marion
Ilinois
Patoka Village Bond Tax Levy Ordinance 1941
The village of Patoka plans annual taxes to pay interest and principal on bonds through 1953. It lists yearly tax amounts from 1941 to 1953 and authorizes funds to be advanced if needed, with proceeds to cover interest and principal. A voter referendum on a water works plant and rates is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
Marion County
Ilinois
State of
Illinois
Marion
Civil Service Seeks Applicants for Junior and Student Jobs
The U S Civil Service Commission invites applications at its Washington office for multiple positions. Closing dates vary by region with January 20, 23 1941 for many junior professional and student aid posts. Several fields include agronomy biology engineering geology and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
Colorado
U. S. Public Health Service
Federal Security Agency
Veterans’ Administration
Secretary of the Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Washington, D. C
Patoka Register Listed as Second Class Matter
The Patoka Register is entered as second class matter at the Patoka Illinois post office on November 2 1907 under the act of March 3 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
Illinois
Social Roundup of Visits Around Salem Area
Merritt Caldwell from Jacksonville visits Salem and Alma with relatives. Dozens of neighbors and families from Salem, Vernon, Vandalia, Litchfield and Decatur drop by for meals, business, or brief stays. Patricia, Joe Herrera, Simcox and Ballance families figure among frequent visitors and local hosts during a busy weekend and week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Caldwell
Jacksonville
Salem
Alma
E. E. Hamilton
Lizzie’. Gray
Chas. Purvis
Joe Herrera
Centralia
P. B. Simcox
Greenville
Lizzie Wasem
Wallace Alexander
Cloud’ Betts
Joe
Vernon
Orville C. Schroeder
Sandra
Byron Albert
Shobonier
Anna Lester
Wayne E. Walton
Joseph Mueller
Carlyle
Wm. J. Schroeder
Bettie Clark
Decatur
Robert Johnston
Johnston
Merle Anderson
Litchfield
Davis Jennings
Russell Jones
Marion Caldwell
D. J. Jennings
Charleston
Kay S. Jennings
Chicago
John A. Jennings
Dale Britt
Springfield
O. L. Britt
Alva Binnion
Vandalia
Patoka
Leo Denning
John Slagel
D. J. Evans
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Delilah Haley
Haley
Gena Adams
Geo. Simcox
Frank Woolward
Velma
Bertie
Kinmundy
Harold Atchison
Faye Atchison
X. B. Holland
Max
Evelyne Dennison
B. N. Griffin
L. W. Ballance
Geo. E. Ballance
Cecil Fletcher
Dorothy Meyers
James Reed
Margaret
Della Johnston
Ed Anderson
Alice
Anderson
Merle
Maurice Ballance
W. E. Field
Carl Towler
Mark Greer Hospital
J. A. Jennings
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Robert Jennings
Robert Porter
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.C. Beery
Homer N. Potts
Seal
Tmllinois
President
Board ‘of Trustees
J. C. Beery
Said Village
Pats Tok
Civil Service
Patoka Register
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