STRINGTOWN Sergeant Dale Thomas Visited Near New York
Sergeant Dale Thomas, stationed near New York, is visiting the area. Local residents note his return and planned brief stay.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
7
Sergeant Dale Thomas, stationed near New York, is visiting the area. Local residents note his return and planned brief stay.
Obscure local notes describe church services held by Father O Flannery in Vandalia and Memorial Day services at Vandalia St Paul. residents Maude Zimmerman Opal Elder Bertha Holt Cecil Holt Belle Thomas Dale Dunn Vernon Patoka Tamalco Mt. Zion and Vernon are mentioned with social visits and prayer meetings at Stringtown church.
Keysport graduation exercises drew a strong crowd in Boulder with graduates Marie Smith Juanita Carter and Theodore Streluki among those listed. Ozelma Hill also graduated. Earl Buchule attended Greenville events. Uncle Tom Edwards returned for burial as a Civil War veteran. Bruce Davidson and associates attended Carlyle carnival. Ed and Earl Buchale visited Keyport on business.
Hayes Smith and Elgin worked in Harvey spent weekend with home folks. Harry Perkins and Albert visited Erna Foltz Sunday afternoon. Lulu Foltz returned from Clinton to stay until July. Beckett family held a picnic at Charley Fortzes Sunday. John Thalmans hosted a car factory gathering Sunday. Mrs. G W Perkins and children attended church. Fred Coppenbarger and family from Clinton visited Saturday. Freda Perkins joined them home. Corn awaits tending in fine days. Ben Thalman and Gerrish family drove to the river Saturday. Legion Boys hosted a pleasant ice cream social.
MCHANEY Rev. Claris Pritchard and family from Cameron Missouri arrived Sunday evening after car trouble and he preached a spiritual sermon at Cabbage Chapel. Mrs. Pritchard, an evangelist singer, also performed songs.
Mrs Mollie Cox visits daughter Mrs Fred Williams for a few days. Guy Chandler attended the races at Alma on Saturday. H W Someville and wife made a business trip to Patoka on Saturday.
Vernon residents sent and received many visitors, funeral attendance, and church events. Attendees included Buxtons from Tulsa visiting Blue Mound, families from Champaign Decatur Odin and Clinton, and memorial services at Patoka and Vandalia with local bands and preachers. Allan Livesay broke an arm. eighth grade and high school commencement set for Saturday at the M E Church.
Mrs John Jones and Miss Grace Meador were noted as Patoka visitors on Monday with no additional details available.
The National Air Transport Company, organized in Chicago, promises a lasting development in world aviation history. It rejects government subsidies and seeks a government aviation code, while outlining the high capital, terminal costs, and real estate values needed, and stresses business standards over sentiment. Monuments may honor those who dared to push commercial air service in America.
Butter receipts at large markets are fractionally higher than last year despite dry pastures. 90 score standards and extras in New York are up from a week ago. Live poultry demand remains ahead of supply with prices easing. Fowl in Chicago 11-2 cents lower. New York down two. dressed poultry plentiful. Prolier stocks in freezers high. Eggs holding well with easier tone as demand softens. Gather daily, keep cool, market at least thrice weekly.
A playful verse by Smith Dalrymple in the Bridgeport Driller depicts the Old Hoss Fly drilling an anticline on a cheek and torso humor, ending with a dry well and the fly leaving after a comical day.
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