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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1926

Page

5

Stringtown and Vandalia residents frequent area events

Jas Lane and family visited Vandalia for business. Mervel Willett attended band practice in Sholonier. Ralph Welsh moved to Walter Hall farm. Paul Ehrat and others worked on farms and sold wood. Fred Woolsey seeks Fayette county treasurer seat. Nathan Thomas heads to Colfax for farm work. Several families dealt with measles and illness at home. School hampered by illnesses. Dr DuComb attends. Lara Armstrong and family visited Roll Klinge. Ralph Morey and Co. baled hay for Wm Elder.

Jas. Lane Vandalia Mervel Willett Sholonier Ralph Welsh John Perry Walter Hall Paul Ehrat Fred Woolsey Bear Grove Fred Fayette County Nathan Thomas Colfax Sarah Doolen Shobonier Chris Ehrat Farmer’s Cemetery John Richard West Stringtown Opie Iva Elder Vandalla Bertha Holt Curt Murfin Byron Albert George Lewis Charley Lane Mayme Ehrat DuComb Patoka Lara Armstrong Salem Roll Klinge Ralph Morey and

Sunday Services and Upcoming Church Activities

Rev Fox preached here Sunday with good attendance despite the cold. Byron Albert led the prayer meeting last Sunday night and James Kiinge will lead next Sunday night. Merle Willett teaches the little folks class which will present a short program at Sunday school next Sunday.

Rev. Fox Byron Albert James Kiinge Little Folks Merle Willett

March notes and small town happenings in White Haven

Bruce Carter traveled to Macon then returned home. Eberle Norris and Dan Pribble visited Claud Hatch and family. Red provided musical numbers for hosts. Kites fill the sky daily. Claud Norris used table cutlery at Tom Manley’s Sunday noon. A dog burglarized Oscar Jackson’s meat house, stealing much ham and remains at large. Mojonnier family attended church. a new telephone line is being built from Fred Lawrence to O D Jackson. Albert Halbrook spent Sunday night with Cleave Johnston.

Bruce Carter Macon Eberle Norris Dan __ Pribble Claud Hatch Red Claud Norris Tom Patoka Fred Lawrence O. D. Jackson Albert Halbrook Cleave Johnston’s

Local Funeral and dental services listed in Centralia

Smith Murfin funeral directors and Baldwin dental office advertise 204 North Locust Street Centralia Illinois. They offer embalmers x rays ultraviolet light and electrical treatments with hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 30 p m and appointments by arrangement.

J. M. Haney North Locust Street Centralia Ill

White Haven school bi monthly exam results and attendance

The report lists pupil averages by grade from White Haven school for March 5 with names such as Carroll Mojonnier Lewis Lawrence Maud Carter Russel Norris Juanita Hatch Myrna Carter Ina Lawrence Alice Mojonnier Floyd Hatch Henry Carter Helen Thompson Donald Hatch Mildred Carter Stephen Ballance. Maud Carter missed seventeen days due to illness. final exam set for Friday March 26 1926.

Clarence Eberlee Norris Patoka White Haven Carroll Mojonnier Lewis Lawrence Maud Carter Russel Norris Juanita Hatch Myrna Carter Ina Lawrence Alice Mojonnier Floyd Hatch Henry Carter Helen Thompson Donald Hatch Mildred Carter Stephen Ballance

Local Notes From Bear Creek and Surrounding Towns

James Phinney spent Sunday with Lawrence Robertson. Wm Brewer and Fred Lake lost a horse each. Berle Linton and John Lake hauled hay for A Brummit to Patoka last Friday. Dutch and Penny are praised as a great pair. W P Lawrence and Clark Lawrence hauled hay to Vernon Wednesday. Weather declines. feeding and gathering eggs at hand. Alfred and Walter Beeres of Peru visited Frank Lake's family. They urged prosperity through cows, chickens, hogs, limestone, fruit and clover. A Brummit labeled busiest, with about 125 sheep and many lambs. Walter Pribble bought H L Cox team at the sale. plans to show how to grow spuds and corn. Mr Crumb of St Elmo moved to the Barton farm vacated by Fred Lake. H L Cox children absent from school due to measles. Ladies W M A met in special session Wednesday March 3. Chas Sterling returned to Waynesville after visiting his mother Mrs Clara Sterling. Harold Linton returned to work at Sterling.

James Phinney Lawrence Robertson Wm. Brewer Fred Lake Berle Linton John Lake A. Brummit Patoka Dutch Penny W. P. Lawrence Clark Lawrence Vernon Alfred Walter Beeres Peru Frank Lake Walter Pribble H. L. Cox Walter Mr. Crumb St. Elmo C. R. Barton Chas. Sterling Clara Sterling Waynesville Harold Linton Sterling

Local Social News From Town and Surroundings

East of town John Green and family from Montana have been visiting Ora Green and family. Mrs Dessie Lucas and children visited J A Caldwell and family on Sunday. Mrs Matilda Chance is seriously ill. Jas Thompson and son Dale visited relatives at Maron last week. Thelma Nichols visited Geo Wernsman and family near Vernon. Jas Thompson and son Dale visited Roy and family west of town. Guy Chandler was in Salem on business. Henry Williams and family visited Ed Bender on Sunday. Billy Morris and wife of Breakneck visited Chas Maulding and family. John Rogiers and wife visited Mrs Nellie Belcher and family. Darrel Caldwell is seriously afflicted with rheumatism.

John Green Montana Ora Henry Williams Ed Bender Billy Morris Breakneck Chas Maulding John Rogiers Nellie Belcher Darrel Caldwell

Illinois Headlines Chronicle Local News Ticker

Joliet defeats daylight saving time repeal by large margin. George W. Hotchkiss dies at 95 in Evanston hospital. George B. Brennan of Chicago seeks US Senate seat. Can ton Masonic temple fire damages $75,000. Hoopeston city hall destroyed. Quarantine tied to spinal meningitis at Great Lakes Navy station. Lincoln Dixie highways project to cost $5 million. Illinois university reports probation and drop rates. 18,309 students enrolled in 1925-26. Sheriff control, Herrin riot aftermath, and Wakefield inheritance cases noted. Bruce Collard named Evanston health commissioner. Alvina Meise to inherit $100,000 estate.

Joliet George W. Hotchkiss Evanston George B. Brennan Chicago United States Senate Masonic Temple Canton Hoopeston University of Illinois Edwin Ahlstrom Lake County James Gordon Miller Tack Durand Scott Durand Lake Bluff Oscar Carlstrom Cook County Bernard Birchfield Paris Hospital State of Illinois Ilinois School Band Association Bureau For the Advancement of Music Ilinois Automotive Trade Association Springfield H. A. Amerman Urbana W. E. Butler Wilbur Coons Peoria W. E. Johnston A. C. Price Rockford E. J. Kilborn Decatur D. A. Smith H. A. Wehmeier A. S. Davis Sergent Davis Blackburn College G. P. Tuttle Williamson County Melvin Thaxton Herrin George Galligan Thaxton

Trunk Stock Closure Sale at Altoms

Entire stock of trunks offered for quick sale with new trunks on hand. Customers urged to enter and make offers as prices are set to move. Altoms store promotes immediate purchase with discounting and available inventory.

Altoms

Card of Thanks for Philip Genre In Loving Memory

The family expresses heartfelt thanks for expressions of sympathy and floral offerings received after the loss of husband and father Philip Genre.

Philip Genre

Cemetery Association Meeting Set at Bank

The Cemetery Association will hold a meeting at the First State Bank on Wednesday evening March 17 at 7:30. The gathering aims to elect officers and handle any other business properly before the group.

Cemetery Association First State Bank

Teachers Examination Set For Salem Court House

A teachers examination will be held at Salem in the Court House on Friday and Saturday March 19th and 20th. The first session opens at 8:30 A M and the following morning at 8 O'clock. Hattie Blair County Supt of Schools will oversee proceedings.

Salem Court House Hattie Blair County Supt. of Schools

Wanted Music Pupils at Vernon and Patoka

Mrs. Wilma Crawford seeks music pupils in Vernon and Patoka. Advert indicates private lessons and availability for students of various ages seeking instruction and practice.

Vernon and Patoka Wilma Crawford

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