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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
5
The Patoka Register notes James M. Emerson as publisher with publishing in Patoka Illinois. It lists Friday issue timing and copyright details including second class matter status and subscription price of 1 dollar 50 cents per year.
Multiple short ads list farm animals crops and goods for sale and requests for trucking stock trades and store premises For sale cows pigs stove stock shares telephone stock and a car with few miles plus a grocery store and residence in Patoka Illinois inquiries requested from Walton Crawford Rogier Bricker and others with dates mid May to late May 1930s in Patoka area
A prospective buyer from Centralia Illinois, B M English, seeks improved farms near Patoka. The inquiry asks sellers to contact to discuss options and pricing. The request suggests available properties matching these criteria may be of interest.
Real estate sold for delinquent 1930 taxes at Salem Court House to J F Russell. Property in Centralia described as Lots 6 7 8 Block 20 C T. Redemption period expires September 17 1933 with potential tax deed issuance after. Notices to Walter B Touve Louise Touve Sophie Owen Oscar Touve Clara Derleth and others.
Notice to all parties of interest that the county treasurer will sell real estate for delinquent taxes and special assessments from 1980 in J. W. Ross name, Lot 9 Block 85 O. T. Centr ali a Illinois. Redemption period applies per law. purchaser listed as J. F. Russell in 1933.
Tax lien notice targets Alta Patton Orville Patton Frank Patton Ila Patton Oscar Breeze Mae Breeze Grace Rogers Clara Slavens Fred Patton Guy Patton Fay Patton Beulah Satterfield Kell Patton and other heirs at law and unknown owners with an interest in the real estate, as stated by the County Treasurer.
Marion County collector warns that real estate in Walnut Hill taxed in 1930 and sold for taxes may have a tax deed issued after September 17, 1933 if not redeemed. Property: Lot 3 and part of Lot 4, Block 8, Walnut Hill. Dated May 24, 1933.
A 1930 tax lien notice lists J. J. Ritchie and D. A. Ritchie along with Edward John and others concerning property in Centralia Illinois. The parcel described is 19 feet by N% and S% of Lot 8 Block 30 in the O T subdivision. The notice references unpaid taxes and a building association.
Legal notice to John F Grayling and Chicago Title Trust Co mortgagee that the described real estate of 80 acres in section five town two north range two east will expire on September, with a deed possible at any time.
Notice directed to M Allen Copple R Roy Copple George Carol Armstrong and Hattie E Leonard guardian and all others concerned. It states that certain parcel tax assessments for Centralia Garage and Vulcanizing Co. are described as 41% feet W end of Lot 1 and 50 ft by 41% ft NW corner Lot 2 Block 35 OT Centralia Illinois.
Melba E Wyckoff Kinmundy Building and Loan Association and Hails and Gregory Tennents and all other Illinois on the 17th day of Septem was taxed in the name of Wyckoff and Seymour and is described as Pt N% Lot 8 and S% Lot 9 Block 20 OT Centralia Illinois D 19383.
The undersigned as Administrator with will annexed of Maggie Morrill deceased gives notice to creditors to appear at the Marion County Illinois County Court in Salem on the first Monday in July for claim adjustment. Debts owed to the estate should be paid promptly. Dated May 12 1993. L A Gettleman Administrator Harry F Johnston Attorney.
Probate notice for the estate of Benjamin Morrill announces the will appearance date in 1998. The notice lists the decedent and directs interested parties to respond or appear as required by law.
Katie Nattier and George A Nattier announce they are administrators of O A Nattier deceased and will appear before Marion County Court in Salem at the August Term on the first Monday in August to hear claims. William A Miller is attorney for the estate.
Mr and Mrs Charley Bowen visited with Wash Bowen and family while Pearl Poole and children called on Chars ley Bopp and daughter. Several families spent weekends with relatives. Opal Belcher visited. Arthur Steele stayed with grandparents Courson. We extend sympathy on the death of Wash Lewis.
Illinois gains 18 million eight hundred twenty eight thousand dollars from the U S Road Fund to aid construction of hard roads statewide. The grant supports the development of improved highways and infrastructure.
The 4 H Sewing Club met at Mrs Artie Rogier's home. Rosemary Lovell called the meeting to order and Fayetta Belcher read the minutes. Members sewed briefly and departed around five o'clock after a pleasant session. The next meeting will be at Fayetta Belcher's home.
Announcement from Salem states Eva Mae McHaney, formerly of Salem, married Claud Nichol last Saturday night in Salem. Nichol is the son of Odin. Mrs Nicholson is a divorcee of Floyd Smith and this marks her second marriage.
Senator Thomas B. Guinning's chain store bill failed 19 to 11 in the Senate. Governor Horner opposes the St Lawrence Seaway Treaty, warning it would drain Illinois waterways. Lawmakers seek to save Scott's Field Belleville and Chanute Field Rantoul. The Woman Jurors bill died this session. House debates include taxation reform, fines for racketeering, and a cement procurement bill. Adams County seeks $200,000 in pension funds and withholds $235,000 tax payment.
Vandalia Woman's Club entertained Science Club members from Patoka on Mrs. Will P. Welker's lawn Monday afternoon. Guests included Edith Cruse Eva Totts Georgia Settem Mae Good Lulu Troyer Winifred Spurgeon Augusta Peek and Leona Belcher. Attendees enjoyed brick ice cream cake and ice water during the program.
Marion County women attended a Salem gathering last Saturday. Attendees included Mesdames E Altom Clark Simcox I I Walker T P Walker Albert Cruse Nellie Quayle Josie Simcox L W Ballance and wife and Miss Ruth Pugh.
Kinmundy residents and Osceola friends react to the death of OU A Nattier at his Patoka home Sunday morning. The news crosses Kinmundy New Democrat circles and Marion County connections with shock and sympathy.
Ruth Haney of Eli Howard family underwent surgery for appendicitis at Centralia Hospital Saturday night and is reported progressing well. The town notes include calls on neighbors, Sunday visits, and various social errands among residents.
Centralia Audit Company examined the books of the School Trustees of Potaka Township for 1922 to 1932. They traced receipts and disbursements against the township account and prepared statements for districts 41 to 60 with cash on hand as of June 30 1932. The 1927 report was missing and bonds warrants statements were not prepared due to insufficient detail.
The past week brought near 100 degree heat causing distress. About six horses died from heat exposure. George Purcell stayed home after a heat incident last Saturday. Taylor Nall worked on a construction site, then resumed work Tuesday.
The M. E. Church invites worship with morning service at Arnold Chapel at 10 45 and an evening service at Vernon at 8 00. Fourteen members entered full connection on June 4. Epworth League convention set for June 14 and 15 at Centralia First Church. Children’s Day Sunday School offering to be taken at Patoka.
An ice cream supper to aid Magassi Cemetery is set for Saturday night June 17, two miles west of Patoka. Watch for further announcements in next week’s Register.
The Gospel Team hosts an ice cream supper at Arnold Chapel on Saturday night June 17 and invites the public to attend.
B Y P A sermonSunday evening at 7 30 feature Prophets of Israel with Alice Mojonnier and Marion Outhouse. Edgar Irvin leads The Prophets Call Ada Belcher delivers The Prophets Reply Mae Warner speaks on The Prophets Success in Failure Mrs P J Mojonnier appointed Group Captain Choir practice is set for Thursday at 8 p m June 15 W M S meets with Mrs G J Wasem on Tuesday June 20.
The fourth Quarterly Conference meets in Patoka Saturday at 2 30 pm with reports from officials. Corzine presiding elder preaches at Zion church Saturday 8 pm and Patoka Sunday 10 45 am and 7 30 pm. Epworth League gathers at 7 pm. Rev J M Smith preaches Island Chapel Sunday 11 am. Public invited.
Attendance on June 4, 1933 was 33 with a 46 cent collection. Interest rises in studies on the sufferings and death of Jesus. Members are urged to review Passion Week events at home. Luther Perrine leads Thursday night sessions. Christina Yardley is superintendent inviting all to attend Sunday School and prayer meeting.
Sunday School lessons were followed by a baptism at Oscar Hills pond after Bro. Paul returned from Vernon. Three were baptized, two from Patoka and one from Vernon. A park dinner celebrated Fielding Adams thirty third birthday. Young People met Thursday with Mildred Wasem leading talks and a Bible contest closing. Meetings shift to Friday at 7:45 unless announced otherwise.
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