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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1942

Page

4

Local Gentlefolk Spend Sundays and Share News

McHaney Henry Powell and family and Uncle Jim Pollard spent Sunday with Frank Barlow and family. Orvil Arnold and wife visited the Clarence Heskett family. Robert Colby and wife with Walter Somerville and family spent Sunday evening with Alvin Gray and wife. Ernest Harper and family dined with Elmer Bullard and family. John Fulton made a business trip to Alma Friday. Miss Frankie Gray visited Alma Saturday. Will Waters, Odin Prairie and Tont Township resident, died suddenly. William Walker is home from the hospital and improving. Mrs. Oscar Slater visits daughter near Decatur with appendicitis. Thieves took Miss Alpha Gray’s chickens again. Ethel Porterfield and son went to Harvey. Floyd Bullar, Chicago worker, spent Sunday with homefolks.

Robert Colby Walter Somerville Alvin Gray Ernest Harper Virgil Elmer Bullard John Fulton Alma Frankie Gray Will Waters Odin Prairie Tont Township William Walker Oscar Slater Cliff Daniels Decatur Miss Alpha Gray Ethel Porterfield Harvey Floyd Bullar Chicago

Local Society Notes From Fredonia Salem Visits

Fredonia residents Mr. and Mrs. William Miller and John Talbert plus son were in Salem as business visitors Monday. E. E. McHaney and mother Viola McHaney and Mrs. Cliffie Goodwin were in Salem Thursday. Elizabeth Carter visited Friday night with Uncle and Aunt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black and daughter.

William Miller John Talbert Salem E. E. McHaney Viola McHaney Cliffie Goodwin Elizabeth Carter Harry Black C. E. Goodwin C .E. McHaney Wm. Powell Odin Bert Chance Charles Foltz William Palmer Gene Simpson Dad Palmer Norman Gerrish Centralia Wiliam Perkins Ren Pees Bebarsa Rose

Wheat marketing cards and penalties for overshipped allotments

Farmers may receive wheat marketing cards by mail under AAA rules. Those who oversowed allotments face a 57 cent per bushel penalty on excess production, or may store excess wheat under bond to obtain a card and sell their allotment. Excess stored remains on farm until released by the Secretary of Agriculture or adjusted next year. Penalty rules depend on normal yield and actual production, with adjustments for poor crops.

Secretary of Agriculture

Visitors from Oklahoma City and California Arrive in Town

Walter Leynard of Oklahoma City visits indefinitely with his brother and wife Mr and Mrs John Leynard. Harry Norris of Los Angeles will spend several weeks with Mr and Mrs Eberlee Norris and children. Dra Stump and wife of Canton are also noted.

Springfield D. H. French Donald Murfin Ington W. F. Murfin Wington Defense Pra Decatur Walter Leynard Oklahoma City John Leynard Harry Norris Los Angeles Calif Eberlee Norris Dra Stump Canton

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Henry Powell Jim Pollard Frank Barlow Orvil Arnold Clarence Heskett Fredonia Orville West Ness Maywood Relat W. L. Danbury Marion Caldwell Wilmington Marilyn Quayle Eloise Peyton Ed. Noffs Florence of Alice Marie Protz Frank Hatch Maudie St. Peter Issell Jones Bill Jones Iis Bassett Lay Whon Caldwell Oscar Caldwell Everett Wernsman Quayle Siliopolis Maurice Ballance Patoka East Zion Ted Caldwell Jamie Caldwell Riley Stipp Ray Doolin Elmer Berry Vandalia A. L. Abbott Raymond Maulding Henry Ogelsby Vernon Bismadine Iss Siggy Zeigler Sam Patoka Elevator Company
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