Egg Market Ad Reads Patoka and Vernon Availability
A brief market note states ongoing egg sales at Patoka and Vernon locations with emphasis on steady availability for customers seeking eggs.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1928
Page
3
Soy Beans Sale Notice
Parties wishing to buy Soy Beans see us in the next few days.
Inoculants and Feed Discounts Announced for Soybeans and Corn
Use Nod-O-Gen for inoculating soy beans and stock peas while Merko handles corn. feed your chicks with Lee's Germozone offered at a ten percent discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Alma Commencement Exercises at M. E. Church
Commencement exercises were held Friday night May 18 at 8 00 PM at the M E Church. The program included a march by Edith Pullen invocation by Rev Watson salutatory by Lottie Gregory vocal solo by Helen Tompson address by Mr Paul Kramer and diplomas presented by Joe Mazanek among other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Edith Pullen
Watson
Lottie Gregory
Helen Tompson
Paul. Kramer
Mr. Kniseley
Girls Quartette
Mary Louise Caldwell
Jack Laux
Joe Mazanek
George Dugan
Edith Stipp
Carl Purcell
Mary Pullen
Clinton Simmons
Dorothy Pullen
Jake Kramer
Christopher
Orrine Gwathmey
Ferne Willams
Catherine Laswell
Mrs. Laswell
Dessie Malone
Helen Tomilson
Community Notes From Fostersburg and Vicinity
Mr and Mrs Clyde Crosley and Russell Green visited S C Green and wife in Decatur and Colfax relatives. An inch of rain fell delaying field work. Blanche Doolen sold wool at Patoka. W H Jones and Lewis Jones hosted relatives. Jane Walker aided papering. Lee Griffin recovered from flu. Mona Arnold left for Salem due to J Robert Quayle illness. Uncle Sam Jones remains ill. Owen Belcher family visited Robert Arnold. Kinmundy’s F M Robb and J W Arnold visited Uncle Sam Jones. Lewis Jones family and W H Jones visited Salem. Commencement at Vernon drew many locals. Orval Doclen sold veal calves and milk. John Chance and wife dined with Blanche Doolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Crosley
Decatur
Russell Green
Colfax
S. C. Green
Blanche Doolen
Patoka
W. H. Jones
Lewis
Jane Walker
Lewis Jones
Lee Griffin
Mona Arnold
Robert
Salem
J. Robert Quayle
Sam Jones
Owen Belcher
Zion
Robert Arnold
F. M. Robb
Kinmundy
J. W. Arnold
Vernon
Orval Doclen
John Chance
Dorothy Chandler visits with kin and locals visit Sunday
Miss Dorothy Chandler visited from Thursday until Saturday with relatives. Herschel and Agnes Campbell spent Sunday with home folks. Elmer Powell and family were with his son Herschel near Alma. Several locals and visitors shared Sunday meals and social calls with family and neighbors across Alma, Salem, Patoka, and Patoka area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Chandler
Lester Thomas
Elmer Powell
Herschel
Agnes Campbell
Helen Chandler
Salem
Alma
Chas. Maulding
Alpha
T. W. Gray
H. W. Somerville
Will Walker
Belle Greenwalt
Patoka
Herb Stone
St. Louis
Alvin Gray
Robert Colby
Bill Headley
Argie Howard
Eli Howard
Naomi Howard
J. T. Dorris
Sunday Social and Road Work Near Temple
Don Peddicord and Herb Schmahl visited John Tabor on Sunday while Elza Tabor hauled milk for Herb Stone. Many locals attended Temple Sunday School with forty six present. several Bowen and Peddicord families visited, and culverts were installed to improve roads.
Southeast Town Social Tidings Note Visitors
Millard Palmer and family called on Charley Bopp and wife Sunday. Miss Opal Belcher called on Miss Lila Bopp Monday evening. Fred Tacke and family and Mrs. Clara Gerrish were Centralia visitors Sunday. Violet Williams called on Edith Merton Monday morning. Miss Hulda Tacke and Frank Williams visited Centralia. Matt Belcher and family visited Sunday with Luther Williams and family. Lila Bopp and Mayme Bowen called on Rose and Myrle Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Palmer
Charley Bopp
Opal Belcher
Lila Bopp
Fred Tacke
Clara Gerrish
Centralia
Violet Williams
Edith Merton
Hulda Tacke
Frank Williams
Matt Belcher
Luther Williams
Mayme Bowen
Rose
Myrle Snyder
Local Social Roundup From East Fork Week
Eli Palmer and many locals visited Ozie Hill and nearby households from Monday to Saturday. Callers included Herb Schmahl, Mrs Cort Walker, Ernest Schmahl, Clarence Bowen, Elmer Kirgan, Clarence Cozad, Lawrence Perrine and family, Chas Bowen, Ruby Schmahl, Nettie Schmahl, Don Peddicord, Mrs Peddicord, and Mrs Schmahl. The Temple Ladies Aid met to prepare for Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Peddicord
Herb
Ernest Schmahl
John Tabor
Elza Tabor
Herb Stone
Sarah Schmahl
Lank Peddicord
Albert
Dean
Clifton Bowen
Chas. Bowen
Ozie
Temple
Clarence Bowen
Irvin Bowen
Temple Sunday
Eli Palmer
Herb Schmahl
Ozie Hill
Mrs. Cort. Walker
Schmahl
Dr. Murfin
Elmer Kirgan
Centralia
Clarence Cozad
Lawrence Perrine
Clarence
Ben Merrill
Ruby
Nettie Schmahl
Don Peddiecord
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