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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1929
Page
3
Keith Doolen of South Bend Indiana arrived here Saturday for a ten day visit. He plans to tour local attractions and meet residents during his stay.
The community reports visiting relatives and weekend gatherings. births include a son to Lester and wife with grandparents noting well being. The Ladies Aid schedules a pie supper and weiner roast at Arnold Chapel next Saturday.
Mrs. Jake Beltzhover and Edith visited in Sandoval on Thursday. Adolph Detterman and son, returning from Joe Thomas home, reside in O Fallon. Frank Hoffman and Alma shopped in Centralia. George Schaubert drove our roads last Friday. Frank and Mrs. Schaubert of St Louis stayed with Joe Thomas. Louis Noller visited son Arthur and wife this week. Fred Hester hauled limestone one day this week. Mrs Carolina Schlichtmann and
Miss Mae and Minnie referenced in hospital call. Charles Schlichtman family joined George Schaubert and Rudolph Behrens as they repair Will Hester's house with a new roof and sills. Fred Wollenweber visited Arthur Noller. Mrs Albert Heinzman and son Earl stayed several days with Henry Heinzman in Centralia.
Clarence Hanson of Vernon sold flour. Geo Willett and John Cleary delivered cattle to Vandalia. Many visits and social events occur around Vernon, including church suppers and club parties. Vernon residents and nearby families travel for business, farming, and family gatherings through late October 1929.
One of the world’s oddest settlements lies on the roof of St Peter’s in the Vatican. Seven residents inhabit tiny cottages with a view commanding the Eternal City, the Campagna, and the Appian Way.
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