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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1935

Page

4

East Zion notes on visits and local events

Mrs. Cyrus Arnold and Mrs. Ella Foster return from a week in Decatur. Burl Caldwell and wife expected this week. Elmer Berry with C. G. Berry at Pleasant Mound. Maggie McNichol ill this week. Maud Caldwell slowly improving. Ellis Bassett party well attended. Ennos Davidson, Harry Thomason and Selba Gray with Rollin Smith. Miss Walma Caldwell at Brownstown. Carl Arnold and Jim McVichel with Russell Caldwell Saturday. Mrs. Grover Wrengret and children visit Collinsville relatives. Old resident calls Patoka south road worst in 50 years. Mrs. Rose Caldwell back from two weeks with Fent Caldwell. Oscar Caldwell and wife Sunday with Frank Thomason. Ellis Bassett and wife with Cleve McWhirter. Tom Garrett nominated Democrat for road commissioner. Ernest Bassett Republican. Children absent from school due to colds. Mrs. Gene Simpson and Glen visit with MecHaney family. Everett Jett, Alva Jett and Alice Simpson with E. E. McHaney. John Wagner owns a nice Chevrolet. Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Viola McHaney.

Burl Caldwell Elmer Berry C. G. Berry Pleasant Mound Maggie McNichol Maud Caldwell Ellis Bassetts Ennos Davidson Harry Thomason Selba Gray Rollin Smith Walma Caldwell Brownstown Carl Arnold Jim McVichel Russell Caldwell Collinsville Patoka Rose Caldwell Fent Caldwell Vernon Oscar Caldwell Frank Thomason Ellis Bassett Cleve McWhirter Tom Garrett Ernest Bassett Gene Simpson Glen C. E. Goodwin C. E. MecHaney Everett Jett Alva Jett Alice Simpson E. E. McHaney John Wagner Ladies Aid Viola McHaney

Local Social Roundup From Carrigan Area

Sunday dinner hosts included Mr. and Mrs. J P Hicks and daughters with Carrigan families and guests from Shal luc and Sandoval. A Republican convention at Town Hall nominated James Hill for Supervisor and Henry Stillabower for Commissioner. Further social visits occurred among Hicks Lusch and Ticknor families. a whooping cough illness limited a child.

Ted Ticknor Sandoval Roy Brown Cecil Hicks Harry Lusch Fairman James Freedith Centralia Mary Thomas Central City Babe Wickner Town Hall James Hill Henry Stillabower Deatta Ticknor Helen Hill Patoka Ray Miller

McHaney Aids Talcotwood as Friday No School Noted

Fredonia R E McHaney assisted John Talcotwood on Tuesday and mentioned there was no school Friday due to a teachers meeting. John Talbert and his daughter Lena Mae visited Patoka Friday. Mr and Mrs E F McHaney visited Sunday with John Talbert and family.

R. E. McHaney John Talcotwood John Talbert Lena Mae E. FE. McHaney

Fortune foretold on a train turns to salvation story

Five card sharps on a train hire a fortune teller who reads the five of spades as doom. He cites biblical passages to warn of hell, then shares his own conversion tale and urges them to seek the Savior before dying. The tale ends with one man recalling a sister’s Scripture and finding salvation after wandering west to California.

Christ Jesus Heaven Earth Jesus Christ God the Father Lord Reading William California Lord Jesus

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cshk East Zion Cyrus Arnold Ella Foster Decatun Carrigan Liv J. P. Hicks Laurence Heinzmann Shalluc Loren . Craig Keith Foster Wilford Helhauezer Fredonia Patoka Register Kaskaskia S. L. Speer
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