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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1934
Page
4
In tender loving memory of our dear mother Illinois Christie who entered into rest one year ago March 8 1933 The family expresses sorrow yet fond remembrance of her morning voice welcoming smile and understanding sympathy The children miss you at night and day and recall the old front door handclasps and warm welcome forever Sadly missed by the children.
Notice states Jessie Ellis, operator, advertises the highest market price paid for cream west of the I C Depot in Patoka Te.
Oscar Knight, owner, offers at public auction on Tuesday March 13 1934 at 1 00 pm at his home farm Bob Bender farm location described as one mile north and two west of Alma and six east two south of Patoka. Items include horses two sows poultry a Guernsey cow and farm machinery with cash terms. Auctioneer John A Jennings listed.
Sunday evening gathering of about forty youths at the Methodist Church with Miss Minnie Peddicord as leader this week. Next week Miss Pauline Torrence will lead. Rev. Storey away to Mt. Vernon, Bro. S. M. Spurgeon preached at the M E Church.
Mrs. T. J. Black aged 82 died at her Nokomis home at 8 30 p m Tuesday March 6 after a four week illness of complications Funeral held at the Christian Church Patoka with Rev Lovell in charge Burial is in Patoka Cemetery Obituary to follow next week
The Christian Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m Communion at 10 30 a m Christian Endeavor led by Thelma Pugh at 6 30 p m Bible Study Wednesday night Ladies Aid meets every Wednesday afternoon.
Epworth League program set for Sunday March 11 at 6 30 pm at M E Church South with Young Peoples Day theme Hymn Love Lifted Me scripture readings Luke 12 10 21 Matthew 20 20 28 prayer and a special number by Wanda Lee Bel cher followed by a reading and informal discussion on When is
Patoka High School opened tournament play with a 30-16 victory against Herrick. Next up is Mulberry Grove, which crushed Smithboro 60-7, as the Patoka team advances toward Vandalia for the next game.
Illinois farmers in the AAA programs can restore permanent pastures or seed new ones on retired land. J J Pieper of the University of Illinois outlines recommended mixtures for soil types from good drained to wet and acid, with Kentucky bluegrass red top timothy and clovers among key components, and notes substitutions in southern Illinois for alsike.
The Sanitary Water Board pressed Gov. Henry Horner pledge of reducing existing pollution and preventing new contamination. Counties and border cities will cooperate with the State to purify the Illinois River for health and fish protection. Charles F. Thompson, director of conservation, leads the effort after being selected by the Board.
Ward reports the death of Mrs Martha Marshall on February 20 after a ten day illness. Burial will be in Oak Ridge cemetery Springfield where she lived many years. She leaves a brother Henry Jackson of Kinmundy and several distant relatives in and near Patoka and Vernon. she visited here three or four years ago.
Henry W. Olinger as administrator announces invites all claimants to appear at Marion County Court Salem Illinois for May Term on the first Monday in May. Creditors are asked to present claims and debtors to settle promptly. Dated February 12, 1934.
Master in Chancery to offer real estate by sheriff sale at the City National Bank Building Cent ral ia on March 17 1934 at 10 in the forenoon. Property described as part of Isaac Mc Clelland addition No 1 in Centralia Marion County cash in hand.
State of Illinois Marion County forecloses 14 block five original town Centralia property. The sale by City National Bank Building East entrance Centralia at 10 am March 17 1984. Parcels include 47 feet north side of Lot 14 and south half of Lot 15 in Block 5 with Illinois Central Railway plat. Jonas Branson solicitors for complainant.
For sale DeLaval cream separator No 15 in good condition Luther Paine Patoka Il 2tp for sale or trade brown mare with foal weight 1100 lbs Parks Orchard Co 3te for sale Timothy hay baled or loose John Rogier for service Full blood Poland China boar at the A M Peek place Les Belcher for sale Good black seed oats C H Hill for sale Hedge posts Carson Chandler Patoka Ill 41p Hayes Chicks up to date with our flock improvement program Hatch days Mon and Thurs Bring your custom eggs Wed and Sat S Hayes Hatcheries 311 S Locust St Centralia Ph 374 Vandalia Ph M 130
Patoka plans include Sunday School at 9 30 with Frant Ballance as superintendent. Worship at 10 45 and 7 PM. Young peoples meeting at 6 30. Thursday prayer at 7. World club led by Elizabeth Simcox and Wilma Diveley. Quarterly conference March 1 at 2 PM with Rev C F Corzine. island chapel service March 17 7 30 PM. Zion Church March 18 11 AM and 7 30 PM.
A. J. Ben Sweney of Salem declares his candidacy for Marion County Treasurer as a Democrat. He seeks the party nomination and urges Democratic voters to consider him in the April 10 primary.
Salem Jll., Marion County resident Gus James enters the race for Representative of the 23rd Congressional District. He seeks support from Republican voters at the April 10 primary.
We are authorized to announce the candidacy of Lowell Smith of Centralia for the nomination of Marion County Superintendent of Schools, subject to Republican voters in the Primary on April 10, 1934. Your support will be appreciated.
Announcement for Bryan Pitts of Centralia running for Sheriff in the Democratic primary on April 10, 1934. Candidacy presented as subject to the will of voters.
S N Finn announces his candidacy for the Office of County Judge of Marion County subject to the Democratic Primary on April 10 1934. Support for Finn in the primary is requested.
County resident John L. Kagy of Salem announces his candidacy for County Judge in Marion County. He enters the Democratic primary set for April 10, 1934, seeking the party’s nomination and voter support.
Paul B. Chance is announced as a candidate for Superintendent of Schools in Marion County a decision subject to Democratic voters in the primary on April 10 1924.
Floyd Cain provides dry cleaning and pickup in Sandoval and Centralia if work is received before 10 am. Finished work can be delivered the same day. Patoka Register published in Patoka Illinois, second class mail, subscription $1.50 yearly.
Dan Reeter and family spent Sunday with Wash Bowen and family. Pete Bopp and son Raymond and Pearl Poole helped Mr. Petrea work on his house Monday. Frank Bradford and family called on Mat Belcher and family Sunday afternoon. Raymond Bopp spent Sunday night with Luther Perrine. Opal Belcher called on Mrs. Theodora Meredith Wednesday. Eunice Snyder spent last week.
Pearl Poole and family spent Saturday afternoon with Pete Bopp and family. Freda Bowen spent Tuesday night with Opal Belcher. Homer Steele was absent from school last week due to sickness. Wash Bowen and Mat Belcher were Sandoval callers Monday afternoon. Cecil and Floyd Bowen and Ernest Schmahl called on Albert, Dean and Clifton Bowen Sunday. Mat Belcher called on Boyd Steele Sunday morning. Mrs. Wm. Snyder called on Mr. Theodore Meredith last week.
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