Vernon Wade Social Visit Mentioned in Breese
William Wade of Breese spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W H Wade. Edna Blankinship and her Clinton family visited relatives and friends Saturday night and Sunday.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1928
Page
3
William Wade of Breese spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W H Wade. Edna Blankinship and her Clinton family visited relatives and friends Saturday night and Sunday.
The reading lists numerous family visits in the area. Neighbors share time with kin including the Peddicords, Hathaways and Betts families. A Decoration program at Sandy Branch drew attendees and the Odd Fellows memorial is slated for June 3 at the M E Church.
Attendance and donations from four churches Luster Chapel Haley Chapel Kaskaskia and Shobonier are listed. Special numbers planned for Sunday invite participation. Pastor C M Miller urges the congregation to come and help. Local moves include Ed Perryman family and a Masonic temple dedication in Centralia.
A terse question asks readers if they have fallen prey to predatory lending. It hints at risk from loan sharks and invites awareness or caution about high interest debts.
Missourians intend to raise a monument to Jesse James through public subscriptions. The effort appeals to national figures including Tex Rickard, World Series magnates, and landowners as potential contributors to the project.
A Jones associate voices caution about the man, advising that those who shake his hand should count their fingers when he departs. The remark suggests distrust but stops short of accusing him of dishonesty.
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