Mother's Day sales and local notices at Altom's
Smith's plants and sweet potato slips offer lower prices with Mother's Day cards at Altom's. Albert Forehand convalesces after illness. Theo Orrell Jr. welcomed a baby girl on May 5. Patoka area items include chocolate specials, ladies white oxfords, soda crackers, and screen wire stock.
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Smith’s
Smith
Altom’s
David Gerrish
Family
Blueford
Patoka
Oxfords
Sonly
C. N. Cruse
Albert
Patoka Hdn. & Furn. Co
Theo. Orrell Jr
Big Box
Alto’ms
Local Patoka Notes Include Visits And Goods Ads
Vernon resident sick as local shoppers see ads for hog jowls paint plows and chocolates. Names like Altom's Patoka Hdw Co and Patoka Hdn. Furn. Co appear with news of visits sales and family trips across nearby towns in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Leninger
Vernon
Altom’s
Patoka Hdn. Co
Deane’ DuComb
St. Louis
Forrest Park
Patoka Hdnw
Armiour
Walter Diveley
Ruse’s. Ingyard Settem
Don Wilson
Kinmundy
Patoka Hdw
Furn. Co
Mona Miller
Lawrenceville
Verle Kirk
T. P. Walker
John Rogier
Olney
Patoka Hdn
Leo Jonas
J.W. ‘Alexander
Old Home
Alcom’s
Ralph Willis
Mary Ellen
Clay City
Patoka Hdw. & Furn. Co
C. N. Cruse
Leon Hurt
Chicago
Decatur
Altom
S. Mae
Ernie of Dietrich
Richeson
Roy Jones
Edwin Arnold
Kina
C. G. A. Club Holds Meeting At Helen Nattier’s Home
The C. G. A. Club met at Helen Nattier’s home last Monday evening for games and songs. Refreshments of muffins and punch were served by the hostess with help from Gayle Jones. The next meeting will be at Alice Anderson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Nattier
Gayle Jones
Alice Anderson
Sullivan Begins 25th Year as Til to High Principal
W P Sullivan former Patoka High School principal completes 24th consecutive year as Til iopolis High School principal and signs for another term. He moved from Patoka to Iliopolis after a string of successes at Patoka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Sullivan
W. ‘BP. Sullivan
Patoka
Tiliopolis
Prof. Sullivan
Iliopolis
Final Eighth Grade Exam Set for Salem May 11
A special Eighth Grade final examination will be held in the office of the County Superintendent in Salem Illinois on Friday May 11 1934 at 9 00 a m for pupils who missed the first exam due to illness or who failed to reach 75 on the initial test. Four hundred ninety four pupils took the first final on April 14 with eighty failing and 308 passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
W. E.er
Kinmundy
Wm. Kidder
Wilma Crawford
Springfield
M. P
DuComb
Carlyle
G. N. Kahlert
Kahlert
Will Ververs
Effingham Hospital
Ververs
Charles Walker
Decatur
Walker
Pecatur
Oscar Hill
Clarence
Ill
W. F. Humphrey
Kankakee
Ed Hartley
Coulterville
Oakland
J. A. Hartley
John Jennings
Fort Wayne
Ind
Jennings
Terre Haute
S. M. Seigfried
Milwaukee
Wis
Jessie Seigfried
James Doty
Ray Gray, Jr
T. P. Walker
DuQuoin
Neil
Melba
Ike 'Walker
Chester
Paul Potts
Keyesport
Homer Potts
Humphrey
F. M. Smith
Effie Smith
J. M. Smith
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Smith
Orville Schroeder
Cecil Binnion
County Superintended of
Salem
Revival at Christian Church May 21
A revival begins May 21 at the Christian Church led by Bro Lovell of Salem. Everyone is welcome to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Bro, Lovell of
Salem
Publication Notice in Marion County Circuit Court
Edith Smith sues Winton Smith in Chancery No. 34 1041 filed April 27 1934. Winton Smith must appear by June first 1934 or plead. otherwise the bill will be confessed and a decree entered. Salem Illinois clerk J Lem Ballance signs. Ward P Holt attorney for plaintiff.
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Circuit Court
Marion County
Illinois
Edith Smith
Winton Smith
Sai Court
Salem
Iinois
A. D
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NORGE
General Auto Repair Co
South Poplar St
Centralia, Illinois
U. S
Chas. H. Hill
Farmers’ Cooperative
Columbia
Virginia
Illini
Geo. J. Wasem
Byrd Watson Drug Co
Centralia
Crystal Beauty Shop
Seersuckers
J & P Coats
McFarland
Vaughn Y Goods
Nat'l Bank
J. Lem’ Ballance
Ward P. Holt
Court House
Califo
Lye, Lewis
K. C
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