Farmers and Business Mens Picnic and Fair advertised at Patoka
Local notices promote the Patoka Farmers and Business Mens Picnic and Fair on September 4 and 5. Brief items mention visits by Little Mary Helen Humes of Centralia, schooling in Carbondale, and relatives in town. Retail pitches highlight fall oxford shoes at Martins and pongee dresses at Ballances with sale on ice box possible. Geo E Ballance invites produce consignments.
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Patoka
Mary Helen Humes
Centralia
Martins
Pongee
Ballances
J. W. Crawford
Beecher City
Carbondale
Geo. E. Ballance
Patoka Hdn
Furn. Co
Walter Murfin
Vernon
Patoka Hdw
W. W Murfin
Alice
St Louis
Ruth Smith
Patoka Hdn. & Furn. Co
Fred Gilley
Arkansas
Cairo
Paoka Hdw. & Furn. Co
James Wasem
Georgia
Olga Purcell
Salem
Patoka Hdw. & Furn. Co
Tom Forehand
Sterling
Irene Crawford
Ben Livesay
Springfield
Gilley
Laura Powers
St. Louis
Ella Dunn
F. S. McConnell
McConnell
E Nma
Louise Debree
E. St. Louis
Crosby
Public Notice in Circuit Court at Salem Illinois 1925
Publication notice issued in the Circuit Court of Marion County for the September Term 1925. Henry C Perryman and Ethel J Perryman file against Delmar Jane McNemar Frances Milton McNemar George Hubert McNemar and Charles Beaser. Defendants urged to appear on the fourth Monday in September or risk decree. Salem Illinois July 22 1925. Frank C Hensley Clerk. Wham Wham solicitors.
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Marioon County
A. D
Henry C. Perryman
Ethel J. Perryman
Delmar
Jane McNemar
Frances Milton McNemar
George Hubert McNemar
Charles Beaser
Jane MecNemar
Circuit Court
Delmar Jane McNemar
Bear Creek Social Roundup and Church Notes
Bear Creek Church hosts services with Bros Brown Litman delivering sermons and families gathering for Sunday events. Families visiting include Nance Howard Alice Leona Herrick Lake Easton Brown and many others plus an ice cream social planned for Aug 1 and local employment moves.
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Mr. Nance
Howard
Alice
Leona Herrick
Lucy Robertson
Wm. Brewer
Chas. Halbrck
Wm. Lawrence
Frank Lake
Mary Lake
Bella Easton
Cavin
Coquice Payne
Luther Brown
St. Louis
Grandma Halbrook
Clara Sterling
Wes Lee
C. A. Logen
Bro. Brown
Vera
Bear Creek Church
Bro
Litman
Vandalia
Bro.Litman
Wm. Whinney
Chas. Ballance
Fielding Hawkins
Billy White
Bear Crack
Lewis Linton
Decatus
Laure Peacock
Clinton
Sunday School at Temple Hosts Sixty Three Attendees
Sixty three attended Sunday School at Temple. Orville Britt and family visited Pete Bopp and family Sunday evening. Rain Thursday was welcomed. Wash Bowen and family called Irvon Bowen and family Sunday. Elmer and Robert Terry visited Ivan Bowen and family from Wednesday to Saturday. Mrs. Jim Snyder and grandchildren Myri and Eunice Snyder called on Mrs. Ed Belcher Saturday morning. Floyd Britt visited Charley Bopp Sunday evening. Jim Snyder bruised his knee Saturday but recovering well.
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Temple Sunday
Orville Britt
Pete Bopp
Neec
Wash Bowen
Irvon Bowen
Mat Belcher
Calvin Belcher
Elmer
Robert Terry
Ivan Bowen
Jim Snyder
Myri
Eunice
Cracker Neck Notes Describe Local Socials and Harvest
A light harvest fills the Neck with activity as neighbors host and visit in Breezy Hill and Keysport. George Belcher, Murfin Moor, Charley Shepard and wives appear at local gatherings while talks turn to a communal drill and investment.
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Keysport
Windy Saturday Impacts Cracker Neck Area
Cracker Neck felt a strong wind storm Saturday. Reports note several local visits including Bill Alexander's business trip to Patoka and Grandma Walls visiting Mary Bel cher. A. 8. Belcher and family visited his father, while E. L. Sharp and Archa Shave hauled wheat to Patoka. Lon Belcher and wife were business visitors in Shattuc and had dinner with Mrs. Mirtle Whiteside.
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Cracker Neck
Bill Alexander
Patoka
Grandma Walls
Mary Belcher
Perry Belcher
Belcher
E. L. Sharp
Archa Shave
Lon Belcher
Shattuc
Mirtile Whiteside
Lezy World Progress Delayed by Perceived Trouble
Report notes that Lezy World's advancement slows as some observers label efforts as too burdensome. Stakeholders urge renewed focus to accelerate development amid skepticism and resource constraints.
Whales hunted by planes with machine guns reported
A report from the Philippines describes whale hunting conducted from airplanes using machine guns. The account notes aerial operations targeting whales, highlighting the conflict between whaling methods and wildlife concerns.
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The
Philippines
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