Local notes on visitors and community movers in Patoka
Max Quayle of a CCC camp in Wisconsin returns home. Mrs. Tillie Richeson and Mrs. C. R. Richeson visit in Dietrich with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eagan spend Sunday in Alma with Selby Garretts. The Ballances travel to St Louis for business. Les Morey of Vernon visits Patoka. Richeson receives nieces from St Louis. Anna Pugh visits Centralia with Denver Adams. C V Farmer of Denver plans to visit around the 19th or 20th. Sherrer of Olney calls on Houston. Darvin Jones and Carl Martin attend Centra lia prom. Richeson family share Sunday dinner with Tillie Richeson. Margie Pugh on sick list. L M Black improves, works in shoe shop. George Purcell and daughter Jeanette Haydock visit to help. Everett Jackson family from Dalton City spend Sunday west of town with Pugh. Mattie Hicks returns from St. Louis to Patoka for summer. Charlie Hill has been sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Quayle
CCC
Wisconsin
Tillie Richeson
C. R. Richeson
Dietrich
Robert Eagan
Alma
Selby Garrett
James Ballance
St. Louis
Missouri
Les Morey
Vernon
Patoka
Anna Pugh
Centralia
Denver Adams
C. V. Farmer
Denver
Colorado
Orville Sherrer
Olney
Illinois
Frank Houston
Darvin Jones
Carl Martin
Margie Pugh
L. M. Black
George Purcell
Jeanette Haydock
Clinton
Everett Jackson
Dalton City
Bruce Pugh
Mattie Hicks
Frank
Lizzie Wasem
Charlie Hill
Mascher Family Visit Amid Patoka Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Mascher and children of Dietrich spent Sunday in Patoka visiting Mrs. Tillie Richeson. Mrs. Dorothy Meyers of Mt. Vernon visited Patoka on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Ballance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Mascher
Dietrich
Patoka
Tillie Richeson
Dorothy Meyers
Mt. Vernon
L. W. Ballance
Maxine Scott Assembly Program Highlights May 9
A school event listing performances by Dorthy DeLay Nell Stringer Evalena Jennings Martha Matchett Paul Spurgeon Irene McKinney Donald Lee Joan Sonny Adams Dorothy Price and others. Also notes Lost and Found items including a worn bookkeeping book Latin book two pounds a white handkerchief and a red headed boyfriend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Scott
Dorthy DeLay
Nell Stringer
Evalena Jennings
Martha Matchett
Paul Spurgeon
Virginia Stringer
Donald Lee
Joan
Sonny Adams
Iirene McKinney
Dorothy Price
Dean Crawford
Lyla Jolliff
Mary Helen Jennings
Lyla Mae Black
Martha Mulvaney
Water Works Discussed by Town Board
The Town Board adjourned from May 7 to May 14 and devoted most of the meeting to the proposed Water Works project. Bids will soon be taken for a test well with City Park cited as a potential site. The board named a commission to oversee softball at the Park and reallocated cemetery funds for cemetery purposes only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eagan
O. C. Schroeder
P. J. Mojonnier
B. N. Griffin
Soft Ball League Forms Organization
The Soft Ball League met at Gray's Barber Shop Wednesday and elected officers for the coming season. Earl O'Neal was chosen president, Jack Williams vice president, and Jess Belcher secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray’s
Earl O’neal
Jack Williams
Jess Belcher
Treas
Softball League Players Sought For City Games
A plan to form a city softball league was discussed with the manager to be chosen soon. Players must register with Bob Eagan at Eagan's Food Market by May 24, with a $1 registration fee, as league games start June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Soft Ball Commission
Bob Eagan
Eagan
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Upcoming Sermons
The Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m led by Geo Wasem, preaching at 10 45 a m, Epworth League at 6 30 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m. Last week 103 attended with 6 96 in offering. May 18 Rev Spurgeon preaches morning service and Rev S A Matthews of Demoree Memorial Church Centralia conducts evening service. Missionary group WO MANS DIVISION OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE meets Wednesday at 2 p m Parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Wasem
Epworth
Spurgeon
S. A. Matthews
Demoree Memorial
Centralia
Bids Sought for New Patoka Well and Appurtenant Work
Sealed proposals to drill test holes and construct a new well with all related work will be received by Patoka Village Clerk Illinois until 7 PM June 4 1941. Bid documents are available from Russell Axon Engineers and the Patoka Village Clerk for a $3 deposit. Bidders must keep bids open 30 days. the village may reject or waive irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
Illinois
Consulting Engineers
Russell &Axon
Delmar Boulevard
St. Louis
Missouri
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Orville Schroeder
Broilers
Hamburger
Libby
Austin's Market
Cairo
Pana
Taylorville
Springfield
W. Frankfort Centralia
Greyhound Bus Depot
Pat
Ill
Springfield and Southern Ill
Treach
Southern
Evansville
Indiana
Paducah
Ilinois
Greyhound
Soft Ball League
Tony’s 66
Sandoval, Ill
A.J
Tony) Garcia
Urer
COX & Martin
Patoka, III
Crawford’s
Mlemony
Grant Chalmer
Old Capitol
C. Cocagne
Vandalia, Illinois
Lowe Bros. Paint
T. E. Irvin Lumber Yard
Brooders Supplies
Eagan’s Market
Doolen’s
Farthing’s Hatchery
Odin
Friedrich & Warren, Inc
North Poplar
Centralia, Illinois
Martin's
POST
Mallows
Coronet
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