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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
4
A Republican candidate seeks the state senate seat representing the 51st District, including Marion Clinton Bond Montgomery Fayette Effingham Jasper and Cumberland Counties. The campaign emphasizes conservative policy, local economy, and public safety priorities.
Joe Bargh has gone to work in McCleansboro and his family stays in this community until housing is found. Mary Alice Voss, Lisa and Troy of Boulder visited with Maude Brumfield. Gilbert Brown and Don Belcher families visited the Belcher home. Walter Bertram of Sholonier helped Marjorie Sanders and daughters drive to New York for a plane to Puerto Rico. The Bertrams return by train this week. Melvin Belcher and Floyd visited Kailua Hawaii visitors Paul Bernius and Bill Case family at Kailua. Marjorie Sanders and daughters visited her grandparents Belchers and shared the day with the Berthel Sanders family. Denise Bargh visits with Sandra Murfin. Joe Bargh family and Charlotte Ritter were Sunday dinner guests of Marvin Chandler and Sam.
Local residents and relatives from Hallett and Sandoval visited in St. Louis and central Missouri. Families including Bejeck Deadmond Davis Sharp Quayle Ahlf Padon and Norman joined church events, picnics, meetings, and tours at Barnes Hospital the Mormon pavilion World’s Fair film show and Centralia art show. Livy quote closes the note.
Miss Barbara Petrea wed Thomas Perkins at Marshall Creek Church on Saturday evening. Mrs. Gladys Bishop of Martinsville, Illinois, is visiting her daughter Mrs. D. H. Sullens and family for a few days.
The Marion County Board of Review met in the County Courthouse at Salem Illinois on June 6 1966 to organize for the year A secretary was chosen The board set daily sessions 9 AM to 12 noon and 1 PM to 4 PM excluding weekends and two Saturdays Public notices to raise assessments require three days notice by mail and August 1 deadline for statements and objections Written complaints may be filed and appearances may be by attorney or agent
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