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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1931

Page

5

Want Column Highlights Local Farm Prices and Trades

Short items show special prices on threshing meats and sausages at Liberty Market in Centralia Illinois. Rough trade ads seek 1925 four door and 1926 Ford Tudor for hogs, peach body for Ford or Chevrolet tow truck. Also bailing requests and Virginia soy beans offered at a Patoka farm with a Hereford bull. Local used car lots advertise late model Fords and Chevrolets with Wall Motor Co and Hall's Used Car Lot.

Liberty Market E. Broadway Centralia Ill Ford C. E. Rettinghouse E. McCord Bricker Brothers Virginia John Rogier Patoka Hall Wall Motor CO

Masters Sale Foreclosure in Marion County Illinois

State of Illinois Marion County master in chancery will sell at Salem Court House on August 8 1931 at 1 00 PM the real estate described as Lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 in Block 13 Charles Floyd Jones Addition Patoka Marion County Illinois for cash. Bettie Clark vs Ira Caldwell Fara Caldwell et al. Decree from April Term 1931. John L Kagy Master in Chancery W Mills solicitor.

Bettie Clark Ira Caldwell Fara ‘Caldwell Marion County Circuit Court Salem Charles Floyd Jones Patoka Marion Illinois John L. Kagy Marion County W. A. Mills

Extinct Volcano Near Harrisburg and Hoopes Town Officials

An extinct volcano lies about 30 miles southeast of Harrisburg Illinois. Since Hoopes town was incorporated in 1872 the Mayor earns 50 cents a year and eight aldermen receive 25 cents each.

Harrisburg, Ilinois Hoopestown Illinois

Peach harvest begins as local family events fill week

Mrs Minnie Merten visited sister Mrs Herman Heinrich on Friday. Miss Mamie Bowen stayed with the Irvon Bowen family while Irvon Bowen works at Patoka Elevator. Dean Merten of Vandalia spent the weekend with his parents. Mr Hawkins from Caruthersville Missouri visited his brother in law R M Carrigan’s family. A crowd gathered Monday night for anarvari at the Albert Galbreath home hosted for Mr and Mrs William Galbreath. Local peach growers begin harvest season.

Minnie Merten Herman Heinrich Mamie Bowen Irvon Bowen Patoka Dean Merten Vandalia Mr. Hawkins Caruthersville R. M. Carrigan Wm. Galbreath Albert Galbreath

Local neighbors share visits and chores in Lone Prairie

Harold and Sylvia Evans spend Wednesday with Wm Perkins family. Several residents visit kin and help with hay. The Fredonia ball team beat Eaglin 14 to 10 on Sunday July 12.

Harold Sylvia Evans Wm. Perkins Cecil Jett Joe Yardley Jr L. A. Gettleman Lon Pritchett G. W. Jett Everett Jett Eunetta Freda Perkins Henry Meredith Clarence Tackett Cecil Palmer Eli Palmer Everett Goodwin Esther C. E. McHaney Millard Evans Alva Jett Russell Palmer Marion Evans Elmer Evans Sam Meredith Logan Meredith Patoka Evelyn Smith Centralia Ernie Foltz Bill Palmer Martin Bill Thelma Jett Loren Carter Doris Cozad Gentralia

Bear Creek Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Travel

Orval Jones and family attended a funeral in Cowden for his cousin’s child on Tuesday. Various locals visited relatives in Clinton Newton Ill Salem and Decatur over the week. Families and friends shared meals and calls across Gayle Jones Velma Brummitt and Margaret Lake with the Robertson and Lake households.

Orval Jones Cowden Orval Brown Clinton Augusta Lake Belva Mitchell Frank Lake Lem Lake Salem Geo. Christie W. P. Lawrence Anna Benefiel Newton Ill Chinch Bugs Leonard Hopple Decatur Wm. Brewer Wm. Walls Albert Brown Tony Potts Albert Vernon Genevieve Ballance Arline Lake Frank Robertson Lawrence Robertson Gayle Jones Velma Brummitt Margaret Lake Robertson Lulu Payne Clarke Mrs. House Chicago

Bride Recalls Nerves Before I Do at Ceremony

Conversation between bride and friend notes nerves turning calm after the bridegroom vows. Corn fritters featured as a luncheon main dish with maple or honey flavored corn syrup accompaniment.

The Business Future of the Small Town

Dr. Julius Klein argues that small towns can revive business through modernization and stronger local advertising. He cites farm cooperatives, out-of-town purchasing data, and case studies in Illinois and Kentucky to show how better stock, prices, service, and community programs boost town commerce and keep small communities resilient.

Julius Klein Columbia Broadcasting System Washington, D. C Alabama Tennessee Department of Agriculture United States Chamber of Commerce Illinois Department of Commerce New England Opry House Bijou Dream Zenith Washington Eben Commerce Department Keneer Louisville Kentucky Jonesville Jacksonville

Local Social Roundup From Odin Township

Rev and Mrs Burnett visited Rev and Mrs Day on Sunday. McClelland family members spent time with relatives in Sandoval and with Claude Carter. Lizzie McClelland visited Jas R McClelland. James Case and others threshing with Forrest Shanafelt last week. Flora Case visited Mrs Allie Johnson. Several gatherings with Holtslaw, McClelland, Kretzer, and Treadway families occurred around weekend, including an ice cream supper at Fredonia.

Rosalie Doris McClelland Nellie Helen Holtslaw Albert Holtslaw Edna Wanda Mason Holtslaw J. R. Holtslaw John Kretzer Zelma Johnie Treadway Edith Kretzer Howard McClelland Fredonia Ralph Shreve Paul Thomas Holtslaw Juanita Central City W. R. McClelland Zelma Treadway Ray Kretzer

Local Social News Highlights from Clinton and Centra lia Visits

Robert Arnold and family visited Bert Arnold in Clinton last week. Lewis Kissner and wife visited Perry Belcher’s family. Mrs. May Perry of Centralia visits sister Mrs. John Thalman. Ethel Long learned her cousin’s son Billy Lewis aged six was killed by a car. Mrs. Tom Ballance spent time near Cartier picking blackberries. Mrs. Robert Arnold received dental care in Centria last Tuesday.

Robert Arnold Bert Arnold Clinton Lewis Kissner Perry Belcher Famly May Perry Centralia John Thalman Ethel Long Billy Lewis Tom Ballance Cartier

Funeral for 6 Year Old in Centralia Tragedy

Rev J M Smith preached the funeral for John William Lewis aged 6 son of Mr and Mrs Orville Lewis. He was killed Sunday at about 10 00 am when struck by an automobile driven by Orville Langford 86 of Detroit Michigan. The service was at Garnier Funeral Home at 2 30 pm. Born to Mr and Mrs Thurby Meager a baby boy on Wednesday July 15.

J. M. Smith Centralia John William Lewis Orville Lewis Orville Langford Detroit Mich Garnier

Electric 12 Inch Fan for Sale by General Electric

Used 12 inch electric fan from General Electric offered for 15 dollars after a short use. Inquire at the Register Office for quick sale details.

General Electric Company Inquire Register Office

What The Rural Family Eats

The average rural family consumes 9 871 pounds of food yearly. The man accounts for 2 177.7 pounds and milk totals 2 669 pounds annually as the largest item. Eggs reach 484 pounds per year while milk and milk products take 24.8 cents of every food dollar.

Can Your Canning Be Sure With USDA Bulletin 1471-F

Before you start canning follow scientific directions from USDA Farmers Bulletin 1471-F Can ning Fruits and Vegetables at Home The booklet explains every step with illustrations and reasons behind recommendations It helps ensure success and avoid spoilage so you can preserve harvests properly.

United States Department of Agriculture Farmers’ Bulletin

The Colorful Kitchen Transforming Cabinets With Color

The passage describes quick kitchen updates using ivory or dove gray cabinets with orange accents. It envisions replacing dull crockery with moss green and brown-jug colored pieces, creating a vivid cheerful space harmonizing with flooring and woodwork.

Jests and Jokes From A Diner to A Classroom

A collection of quick wits and light humor from a variety of scenes. Tales include a waiter bet on a blind touch bill, golf joke about a found ball, romantic fishing misfit, cannibal riddle, orphan punchline, restaurant smoking quip, and a resident’s joke about country woes and hades drawbacks.

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