Sabbath School and Preaching Schedule Across Churches
The notice lists multiple churches with their weekly and monthly preaching times including Rev. Suarp at M. E. Church and Rev. Geo. M. Clements. It notes Sunday School at 9:30, prayer meetings Thursday, and special sermons on 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Sundays at various times. A report on Sunday School March 1 records attendance 6, collections 1.51 dollars, largest gift 40 cents from Mrs. Altom’s class, with 12 officers and teachers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Clements
Raport
J. L. Altom
Mabel Simcox
Abe
Notice to Tax Payers by W P Lawrence Collector
Taxpayers are informed that W P Lawrence, Collector, will visit the Bank in Patoka on Wednesdays and Saturdays and the Harness shop in Vernon on Tuesdays and Fridays each week to collect taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
Vernon
W. P. Lawrence
In Memoriam Frank lin Pugh of Okaw Camp 761
In the wisdom of the Almighty Frank lin Pugh departed March 1 1908. Okaw Camp 761 mourns a true Woodman and loving husband and father. Members extend sympathy to wife children and relatives and wear mourning badges for thirty days. Copies of resolutions go to Patoka Register and the deceased’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauereas
Franklin Pugh
Neighbor Pugh
Okaw
Resolven
Patoka
Cuas
E. Buankinsuip
P. A. DeViLuers
LJ. J. Buss
Funeral Notes and Local Life From White Haven Area
A church funeral for a local resident was conducted by Rev. Holingshead of Elsak Illinois. Community updates include farm and garden prep, school book returns, multiple visits, and social calls among neighbors. Incubator joys, rain weather, and chatter about local events fill the page amid family notices.
Toad Island Community Notes and Social Sparks
Toad Island closes school next Tuesday and hopes to add a new room by fall. Miss Florence Cox and Hester Watson were guests of Mrs KE Painter Saturday. Several boys duck hunted at week’s end, mud wading with no ducks seen. Dock Belcher and wife attended funeral of nephew Frank Pugh in Patoka last Monday. Mrs Erastus Walker reports getting Sleggs on Tuesday. Island praised for eggs. Mrs Mary Bowers and daughter Charley Bowers are indisposed this week. A Padberg returned from St Louis visit Saturday. Delphia Nichols visited sister Mrs Geo Nattier. Delphia’s health allows her to be around again. Edward Jackson bought a bronco from HM Davis last week. Lillie Winterton plans a trip to St Louis soon. Joe Cox ready for duck hunting when weather improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Cox
Hester Watson
KE. J. Painter
Erastus Walker
Mary Bowers
Charley Bowers
Delphia Nichols
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Bank OF
Illinois
S$. E. Altom
C.F. Blankinship
D. F. Blankinship
Graham
Patoka Mill Co
Mammoth Offer
MonSiould
United States
Uncle Sam
Porto Rico
Hawaiian Islands
Alaska
Philippine Islands
Panama Canal
Theo
King David
Champion
Senator
U.S
Deliciou Anner
Louisiana
Rockport, Illinois
Fayetteville, Ark
Dansville, N. Y
Suarp
Boulder
Mound Chapel
J. E
Letano Brown
M. E. Church South
Westcott Chapel
Zion
Toad Island
Stringtown
K. Holingshead
Elsak
Ills
Farmer
White Haven
White Haven School
John Brown
Irve Thompson
George Christie
Newton Reichert
Mrs. van Deventer
Hiram van Deventer
Will Doty
Missouri
Forehand
Bear Creek
Crosby
R. Simcox
Ralph
Frank Hatch
William Farmer
Berthoux
Robert Norris
John Anderson
Robi
Norris
Morey
Lela
Frank
Iinet
John
Bro. Walker
Myrtle Cox
Della Leininger
Edna
Effie Belcher
Hallie
Dock Belcher
Frank Pugh
A. Padberg
St. Louis
Joe Cox
Vail & Thalman
Victor
Wiley & Wilton
Iil
Inuword Uy
Amgis
PHOAL
Quvaly Lsahdiet
Jeorydesdoig pestAel
Sprom
Kongs
R. Hawkins
Edison
Co. A. Dodds
Sandoval
Southern Express
Northern Express
Clinton
T. B. Walker
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