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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1947
Page
5
The Gaines Dog Research Center New York City disputes popular beliefs about dogs. It says mongrels are not inherently superior to purebreds and coat color does not determine temperament. It warns against sulphur in water and overfeeding, noting lean, well cared for dogs live longer.
Work has started on the new City Hall to be built just west of the telephone office. Mr and Mrs Bill Emmett welcome a son. Mrs Emmett is Doris Lou Smith.
ODIN PERSONALS reports a garden party Sunday at 6 p m in Vandalia and Salem celebrating four family birthdays. Honorees include Dr W N Hamilton Deitz Hamilton Mrs Frederich Deitrich and Karlan Hamilton with attendees from multiple families. Visitors from E St Louis and Madison Wis are noted amid a death in the Sloan family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson visited Danville for two weeks while he took a vacation from work. Harold Landreth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Landreth, was admitted to St Marys Hospital in Decatur last week for surgery on his leg.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lake of Taylor ville spend the week with their daughter and the Harlan Goff family including Margie. Neil Lake of Chanute Field visits the Goffs on Wednesday. Wes Simer and son Marvin of E St. Louis join the Barnes family, and Joe Self of Dix visits John Barnes.
Local residents share visits across several towns including Stringtown Vernon and Vandalia Holt and Centralia. Bernadine Donley suffered a broken arm playing last Wednesday. many families gathered Sunday and over the weekend with relatives and friends including the Ehrat Lowdermilk and Donley families.
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