Northbound labor and local notices from a bygone issue
Cracker Neck Seldon Cooper has moved north to farm work. John Shepard hauled corn and hay last week. Uncle Bill Cox hunted corn last Friday. A baby girl was born to Chester Bryant and wife early Saturday. The mother and baby are well. Viola Clement visits her parents William Alexander and wife. A church note lists many don’ts about topics to avoid in sermons and social talk, urging preaching that condemns worldliness and promotes gospel authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seldon Cooper
John Shepard
Bill Cox
Chester Bryant
Viola Clement
William Alexander
Bible College
Peter
God
Christ
John
Card of Thanks for Luther Perrine
The Perrine family thanks neighbors friends and Christian Church members for assistance during their son Luther's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Luther
Local Notes Highlight Distant Visitors And Community Links
Local notes list visits from Wayne Young and Rush Wilkins from Salem to Patoka, family gatherings with Tim Walker in AmBoy, Rev. Hoag from Ohio preaching in St. Louis and visiting, and other area social rounds. Mentions include J C Griffin planning a shop opening March 1 1980, and various residents helping at farms and churches in Patoka and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Wagner
J. C. Griffin
Wayne Young
Democrat
Salem
Rush Wilkins
Patoka
Tim Walker
Amboy
Rev. Hoag
Ohio
St. Louis
Pentecostal Church
O. A. Nattier
Centralia
Opal Adams
Chicago
J. M. Smith
Charlton
Blanch McCallon
Genevieve Ballance
Paul C. Mojonnier
Philip J. Mojonnier
Karl Outhouse
Mojonnier
Daddy
Baptist
HE. W. Reeder
Paul
H. E. Loeckard
Eld.Reeder
Baptist Church
J. Ed Cooper
Shobonier
Charles Adams
Denver
Dupo
Faye Fiscus
Roy Malan
A. M. Nichols
Edna Magee
Effingham
Ralph Metcalf
Chrisman
Sallie Porter
Berthel Wooters
Odin
T. S. Wooters
A. L. Vallow
Clinton
Clyde Davis
W. F. Wag
Campaign to Start Against Motorists in Illinois
Springfield March 5 Direc tor H H Cleaveland of the Department of Public Works and Buildings announced an imminent campaign against motorists who have not obtained 1930 license plates. Highway patrols are ordered to begin arrests immediately as two months of leeway ends. Cleaveland warns the loss of license revenue will reduce funds for new roads and maintenance, stressing fairness and the state's need to fund its highway system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
H. H. Cleaveland
Department of Public Works and Buildings Today
Cleaveland
Illinois
Terrible Accident at Harvey Crossing
A Ford coupe driven by Fred W Hofheinz and his wife was struck by a northbound Floridan at Harvey crossing Wednesday morning. The car was demolished, Mrs Hofheinz died at Centralia Hospital, and an open verdict from the inquest left responsibility undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Hofheinz
Centralia
Harvey Crossing
Hatch Your Chicks With Eggs, Says W F Wagner
A brief note from W F Wagner invites readers to bring eggs to hatch their chicks, suggesting a simple farming tip or service. The line emphasizes hands on care and practical poultry guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Wagner
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W.L. Perrine and Family
Ner
Alonzo Wagstaff
Roy
Chas. F. Dew
Befferth
Circuit Court
Marion County
Charles F. Dew
Coats
Batiste
Tion
Hollywood
Hecht