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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1942
Page
8
The County Judge of Marion County Illinois will hear objections to an Inheritance Tax Return for the estate of John Ashton on May 29 1942 at 10 in the county court room. The judge will assess fair market value as of the decedent's death and minors or disabled parties must be represented by guardian or appointee.
Mrs. Linda Kritler and daughter Bertha of Peoria spent the weekend with friends. Elza Sharp and family visited Marty Nelson and Gaylord Smith on Sunday afternoon. Charleton family moved into the E. L. Sharp place. Josephine Smith of Boulder visits Chicago this week.
Mrs. Charles Moore of Vernon was in Centralia on business Saturday. Miss Carol Prumphrey of Stanton visits east of town this week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Peyton.
The modern 155 millimeter cannon, successor to the WWI GPF, offers about 15 miles range with a 95 pound shell. It achieves higher road speed and costs $50,000 per unit.
Lively social roundup. W L Hathaway beds bound with lumbago. Merle Baker and family visited in Iuka with Norman and Mrs Graynor. Thurby Meador suffers a cold. Alvin Hathaway ill with tonsillitis. Roy Sears and family from St Louis stayed with John and Mrs Gherkin. Hazel Lawrence of Peoria visited with Flora Maud Hatch. William A Miller of Salem weekend with John Miller and wife. Beth Burton a Vandalia hopper Friday. Metzger, McKlintock visit Emma Thompson. Marian Epps of Springfield spent weekend here. Everett Wernsman in Matthew on business. John Quayle visited east of town with Laurie Bates. L E Green Jr spent weekend in Champaign for the State track meet.
S. W. Ha Hatcheries offers custom hatching services for baby chicks in Vandalia Illinois. The facility promotes supply options and hatchery expertise to local farmers and households seeking fertile poultry.
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