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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1930
Page
6
A Republican contender declares candidacy for County Judge after consultations with county leaders and pledges to seek the nomination with broad support. He says he will avoid personal attacks on opponents and appeals to Marion County Republicans for two principal reasons.
Anna Belle Adams celebrated her sixth birthday last Thursday from four to six at her home. Guests enjoyed games and a candy hunting contest won by Helen Nattier and Twila Jolliff, plus ice cream and angel food cake. Attendees included Betty Ballance, Doris Adams, Lila and Twila Jolliff, Jerry Quayle, Carl Adams, Nancy Jane Simcox, Darvin Jones, Lovan, John Vernon, Joy Barnes, Helen and Robert Nattier, Juanita Easton, Betty Simecox, Alice Mojonnier, Josephine Hawkins, Mrs. Harry Easton and son Arthur, and Billie and Bettie Simcox.
Indications point toward spring as farmers sow oats and women tend gardens. John Shepard and family visited relatives in Sandoval Saturday night and Sunday. Chester Bryant stayed with his wife and baby Saturday night and Sunday, returning to northern state work. Nobel Bryant’s Sunday talk at Mound Chapel led to one conversion and one conviction. John Stone of Toad Island visited the Neck Monday after day. John Henry Belcher and family and James Lange and family visited relatives near Salem last Friday.
Fairman Carrigan Cecil Mason acted as Sandoval callers Friday afternoon. Leonard Crothers Buster Hayes moved two loads of farm machinery from Cartier to Steele district. Bill Crothers family Centralia shoppers Thursday after Dave Carson family visited Sunday with Jess Mays and wife of Vernon. Mrs Bertha Crothers and daughter visited Cartier with relatives Frances Chausse Monday with Marie Cozad. Rena Carson called on Marie Cozad Monday. H J Stone and wife business trip north Monday. Marie Cozad visited Friday night with W M Smith family of Boulder. Dolly and Bill Stone visited Monday evening with Marie and Clarence Cozad. Literary at Carrigan school Friday night March 21.
Bear Creek residents Wm. Jones and his wife and son Homer spent Sunday with their son Val Jones and family. Leo Landreth and family crossed paths with Amon Steil in the community gathering.
Wm Wyant sought work in Clinton as residents report a busy weekend. Lloyd Kinney advances road work at Pope township north end. Alice Burness cares for Mrs Oates during illness. Frank Lake and wife visited George Peddicord and Roy Malan families. Arline Lake stayed with Anna Mae Peddicord. Multiple social calls noted among Lake, Robertson, Criss, and Sterling households. Oat sowing nears completion as ground works well. Liter ary at Carrigan school planned for Friday night March 21 with a large program.
Fredonia residents Millard Palmer and family Everett Goodwin and wifeCharlie McHaney and wife and Mr Williams visited E E McHaney and wife Tuesday evening. Mrs Marie Nichols spent Wednesday with Mrs Bertha Palmer. Mrs Mary Perkins shopped in Patoka Wednesday. Mrs Kate Evans and son Don visited with Mrs Marie Nichols Thursday. Ray Kretzer hauled hay to town last week. Mrs Eli Palmer visited Mrs John Nichols Friday. John Nichols called on Geo Jett Friday evening. Alva Jett left last week for Crops ey where he has summer work. O A Kretzer of Harvey spent weekend visiting in the vicinity. Miss Esther Goodwin spent Thursday to Monday with parents Everett Goodwin and wife. A L Lee and family and Mrs A Williams of Arthur spent weekend with John Nichols Arnold Muck spent Sunday with his parents Herman Muck and wife. Misses Florence Simpson and Bernice Williams spent the weekend with Charlie Simpson and wife.
Town residents and visitors listed with Thursday Friday and Sunday activities. Attendees include Jewel Chausse Bill Crothers Theodore Meredith Clarence Cozad Bertha Williams Marie Cozad and others with movements to Carrigan Shattuc Glen Ridge Highland and Forest Rhodes. Public events mention Sunday School party and a literary at Carrigan school.
A 47 year medical perspective notes constipation occurs despite care and stresses near natural remedies. Dr Caldwell advocates Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild non habit forming option that safely prompts bowel movements without harsh purges.
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