Wheat Sale Notes Last Car Loading This Weekend
Loading out our last car of Wheat this Thursday Friday and Saturday for a second hand sale.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1927
Page
4
Loading out our last car of Wheat this Thursday Friday and Saturday for a second hand sale.
Water waving finger waving and home beauty work offered by Mrs. J. M. Smith. Onion sets 3 quarts for 25 cents and Palmolive soap four bars for 25 cents advertised at Altoms in Patoka Illinois during the institute on Sept 29 30 and Oct 1.
Local notices offer items and services for sale including a Davis & Son piano and a high grade rug, Ford coupe, Virginia soy beans, and Florida trade notes. Also listed are livestock, farm equipment, plants, and rental opportunities from multiple Illinois locations with contact names and dates.
Vernon Illinois area notes include visits from Miss Laverne Crowder of St. Louis and sister, various relatives in Centralia Patoka and Bear Creek, church events at M E Church, and local games with Vernon beating Patoka 13 7. Community members travel to St Louis Decatur Vandalia and Ton ti for work visits and leisure.
Lizzie Farmer of Sholconier spent Tuesday to Thursday with her daughter and family. Georgia McConnell and Delia Shultz of Bloomington visited Mr. and Mrs. George Albert. James Anderson and family from Taylorville spent the past week with his parents. Several others visited G. W. Albert and wife, and De catur-relatives were seen returning from visits. Hiram Firehorse.
Garden work dominates Cracker Neck as Noble Bryant and wives Walla Cooper Ida Kinney and Effie Lamb visit Centralia. Sunday School lists 128 attendees. J A Shepard preaches with two conversions Sunday and one Monday. Luther Barnes family visit Cracker Neck. Elisha Payne tours property values. Decatur’s Walter Enloe seen on roads.
Twenty eight attended Sunday school at Temple. Mr and Mrs Maurice Lockard welcomed a baby girl named Norma Jean, with Mrs Lockard known as Miss Ogal Bowen. Local visits included Mat Belcher family and Luther Williams family. Students Anna Wickersham and Opal Belcher noted, prizes awarded, and races held at a fifth grade event.
Mrs Rolland Davidson and child ren of Chicago visit S W Gray and family. Mr and Mrs Lionel Leon of St Louis spend weekend with H W Somerville and family. Homer Osborn makes a business trip to Iuka. Ruben Rhoads family and Mrs Guy Chandler visit Wiley Campbell family. Young folks attend baptizing at Fredonia. Cyrus Nichols and daughter call on neighbors. Wm Walker dines with A Greenwalt. Basket dinner at Givens Chapel. Amye Smith and wife welcome a new girl baby. Clarence Cavins is a business visitor.
Tom Ballance and family visited Alvin Gray and family Sunday evening. Francis Rodgers made a business trip in the neighborhood one evening last week. Dr. Laswell made a professional call in the neighborhood one night last week.
White Haven farmers near completion of oat sowing and corn plowing. Frank Hatch visited Tuesday morning. G C Johnson and family visited Albert Halbrook and family Sunday. Louis Olmstead and wife spent Sunday with W W Olmstead's family. White Haven school children enjoy their last week of school. Mildred Brown has returned home from work with Mrs Lopeman. Bear Creek Sunday School had good attendance. Mr Robertson, staying with his son Frank, is reported no better. Mr Vandeventer is rebuilding after the storm.
Farmers in the area spray orchards and plow for corn. Mrs. David Gerrish and children visit Mrs. W. D. Linton. Anetta and Freida Perkins call on Mrs. Edna Thalman. Cecil Beckett and family with Evelyn Smith from Macon visit and return. Reuben McCurdy visits Albert Justice, Grandpa Palmer, and Chas Robertson call on G. W. Perking.
The May 8 Christian Science Lesson-Sermon centers on Adam and fallen humanity with Romans 5 17 and 1 Corinthians 15 22 47 as core texts. It cites Jesus Christ and cites Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, noting the concept of perfect man and healing through divine likeness.
OCR fragment lists multiple price values and decimals without clear context. It shows numbers like 8.00 9.00 10.00 and ranges such as 11,00-11,06. No identifiable event, entity, or outcome is present.
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