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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
5
Ordinance No 17A restricts sale of malt and vinous liquors in Patoka Illinois requiring licenses, bonds, and clear penalties. It sets license fees, nontransferable permits, and conditions including age restrictions and hours, with fines up to 100 dollars and license forfeiture for violations.
The president and board of trustees repeal all prior ordinances relating to the sale of Malt and Vinious Liquors as provided in section one and nine. The ordinance is designated number Seventeen A and passed June 9 1933 with Donald Wilson as President and John L Simcox as Clerk.
Katie Nattier and George A Nattier named administrators for the estate of O A Nattier deceased. They announce probate at Marion County Illinois County Court Salem August Term first Monday in August for claims and debts. Administrators request all owing parties to settle promptly and creditors to present claims. Miller is attorney for the estate.
Alfred A. Meyer administrator of the estate of Mary Elnor Meyer deceased announces prior to the August Term of the Marion County Illinois County Court in Salem that all creditors must appear to prove claims and all indebted persons should pay promptly. Dated June 10 1933. Julius J. Fuchs attorney.
Sarah E Gray administratrix of the estate of Alfonse F Gray deceased will appear at the Salem August Term on the first Monday in August to have the estate adjusted All creditors and persons indebted to the estate are urged to attend and make payment Dated June 20 1933 Harry F Johnson attorney
Local residents shared weekend hospitality with guests from Chicago Alma Streator Louisville and St Louis. Attendees included Essie Seidel Delbert Tinkler Joe Johnson George Ferguson Everett Sherman George Mason and William Ander eck among others. Several trips and short visits to cities like St Louis Urbana Patoka Terre Haute and Centralia are noted with family and friends visiting or hosting here.
Mrs Margaret Redburn and sons Jim and Dale with Mrs Opal Wright visited relatives in St Louis Sunday. Howard Smith spent several days of last week in Patoka visiting friends. Mrs Ben Galyean and daughters of Carlyle spent Friday evening with Mrs Anna Spears and Mrs Erie. Ruby Wood was a Centralia shopper Friday morning. Mr and Mrs Edgar Spear of Salem spent Thursday evening with his mother Mrs Anna Spear. Essie Seidel and children were Centralia shoppers Saturday. St John Wilton left Sunday for Champaign to attend the university summer session. Ralph Seidel painted the city water tower in Carlyle Thursday and Friday. Aleatha Hartwell returned home from Carlyle Saturday. Ruby Seidel spent the weekend at home. Queen Esther class party hostesses were Wilma Cole, Dale Simcox, and Laura Day.
Eaglin and Britt families listed. Lucille Britt travels for dental work in Vandalia. Lawrence Perrine and kin visit Orville Hill. Clara Gerrish stays with granddaughter in Fredonia. Centralia visitors Owen Belcher family. Laura Trutt returns home after six weeks aiding Ethel Long family.
Henry Meredith and family were short time callers on Willie Perkins during the week with Mrs Mayme Tackett.
Joe Frizzell visits Vernon relatives this week while Mrs. Howard Nels is listed as sick. Mrs. Luther Caldwell sits with kin nearby. War-151 Anderson and Dwight Bunyan share time with family Saturday. Ira Caldwell and son Gilbert visit Alice Caldwell on Sunday. A large crowd attended the Zion basket dinner and baptism. Mulberry Grove residents Bert Reeves C G Berry Luther Moore and children visit Elmer Berry. Russel Caldwell visits Wiley Campbell family. John Sebastian and family of Odin spend Sunday with Fent Caldwell.
Bear Creek records a hot dry spell while noting friendly visits and weekend travels among residents. highlights include Gilbert Brown and Hazel Jones quietly marrying in Decatur with Elder Jesse Linton officiating and the Bear Creek ball team losing 10 to 0 at Oconee.
Mrs Watts and her young son from Centra lia are visiting her father Sam Dobbs on a farm near Odin for the summer. Mrs Lillian Nicholson and her children were in Odin for business and social calls on Tuesday.
The Fifty-Eighth General Assembly faces sales tax, appropriations, and re apportionment problems. Illinois receives 2,105,114 dollars in federal emergency relief. Cook county back taxes exceed 10 million dollars in three weeks. An all veterans day is planned for the state fair on August 20. Senator Searcy warns Cook county tax arrears. Agriculture chief McLaughlin reports 29 poultry husbandry applications and 3 openings, with exams completed.
In sad loving memory of our dear mother Mrs. Fannie Carter who passed away one year ago today June 24 1932 Deep in our hearts lies a picture of a loved one gone to rest The children express their grief and remembrance God only knows our heartache since her leaving.
Kinmundy residents greet visitors from Medford Flora Iuka and Salem. Chicago and Odin figures drop by. Forest Sanders welcomes a new baby. Rabies quarantine affects reluctant dogs. Ruth Howard returns from Centralia Hospital after surgery for appendicitis.
Mrs. Viola Smith and Miss Leona Wehkings with Eva May Smith visited Willie Perkins Sunday afternoon. Clarence Tackett and family visited Eli Palmer Sunday evening. Lizzie Wehking and daughter called on the new boy Friday afternoon. Bertha Palmer and Alice Palmer with son spent one day last...
Donna Dell Littrell was rushed to Salem Hospital for inward abscess surgery after weeks of illness leaving her unable to use her legs. Families and friends hope for recovery as community news covers local visits, corn price rises, and 4 H club meetings with community members and farm activities.
Patoka M. E. Church South announces Sunday activities with Sunday School at 9 30 a m led by brother Frank Ballance superintendent preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m Epworth League at 7 00 p m The public is invited Pastor W D Humphrey remarks.
The June 25 lesson in Christ Science churches cites Isaiah on light for the dwelling in darkness and John 16 18 14 on the Spirit guiding into truth. It cites Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health noting Divine Truth Life and Love gave Jesus authority over sin sickness and death and his mission to reveal the science of celestial being.
A reflective piece discusses money as a universal force shaping and testing society. It describes wealth as both solace and burden, noting that its absence spurs industry while excess breeds idleness. The dollar is portrayed as silent yet influential in happiness, friendship, marriage, and global prosperity.
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