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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1929
Page
5
The text offers ideas for staying nourished in heat with milk and dairy rich meals, salads, and raw vegetables. It includes fish preparations steamed in milk, stock based dishes, and a molded fish salad with gelatin, plus guidance on vitamin intake and digestion.
Vernon reports a new line of spring hats now on display at J W Epps with prices described as reasonable. The item notes local social visits, family gatherings, and community events surrounding the store’s promotion.
Sunday School drew a nice crowd in Fredonia. Local residents including Meridiths, Jetts, Perkins, Kretzers, Evans, Goodwin, and others visited family and neighbors during the weekend. Activities included calls, shared meals, and a straw haul by Wm. Perkins. A new team purchase by Ray Kretzer was tested at home.
MC HANEY Wiley Campbell and wife spent Saturday night with Reuben Rhoads and family. Word has been received here of the death of Mr. Wm Chandler of Decatur. He visited relatives in this
Readable items list visits and moves in the county. Dr. Laswell treated a child in Cecil Black's family after an illness. Frankie Gray stayed with Rolland Davidson at Effingham. Bud Adams and wife visited his parents William Adams and wife. Miss Tot Donnoho, teacher at Greenridge, visited friends. H. C. Davidson and family moved to the old Parks place east of Tenti. Wiley Campbell and Alvin Greg called on R. T. Ross after church at Greenridge. E. E. Powell and Howard Smith hauled rent hay to Tony. T. W. Gray and family suffered from bad colds. Miss Adaline Williams staging a S. W. Grays.
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