For Sale Classified Items From Vernon Patoka Centralia Area
A collage of small ads offering 8 pigs eight weeks old a fresh young cow a modern dwelling with basement furnace and hardwood floors two garage and three lots popcorn stock and fixtures for a restaurant a Dodge truck one Jersey cow and used home furniture. Listings include contact names locations Vernon Patoka Shobonier Centralia and phone numbers or directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Simcox
Tfe
Oy Cox
Vernon
Ill
A. L. Irvin
John A. Jennings
Patoka
Everett Purdue
John R. Revis
H. J. Heckethorne
Shobonier
S. Locust St
Centralia
Fielding Adams
Florence
C. N. .Cruse
Notice Restricts Hunting on Ad
No hunting or trespassing with dog or gun on land owned or controlled by A Adams. Trespassers will be prosecuted. Names and dates listed follow: Hampy and Pope Sisters with 4tp, Ulras, Cox, Pugh, Johnson, Ververs, Stone, and others with 11-7 or 11-14 dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampy
Pope Sisters
Tfe Ulras
C. Cox
Sem Pugh
R. J. Johnson
Ververs
Tfe
H. J. Stone
Local visitors and events fill Vandalia area notes
Vernon Burtschi and Ira Kinney with family were in town on Wednesday. Mrs. Cox hosted the Chatter and Stitch club at her home with quilting and a pot luck lunch. Nellie Saddler and Effie Arnold visited, Floyd Hanson returned from naval service for an extended stay, and Madam Fifi and the House of Terrors advertised for Saturday. A funeral brought Georgia McConnell to town, and a school carnival sponsored by Entre Nous aims to buy curtains. Bert Manning and family of Decatur visited last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Burtschi
Vandalia
Ira Kinney
Herrick
Hazel Cox
Nellie Saddler
Sandoval
Elizabeth Meador
Gus Prott
Alma
Effie Arnold
Alex Massey
Mary
Laura French
Floyd Hanson
U. S. Naval Service
J. A. Hanson
Madam Fifi
Mephisto
Tarso
House of Terrors
Georgia McConnell
Bloomington
Bob McConnell
Entre Nous Club
Bert Mannings
Family of
Decatur
Local residents visit relatives and civic event notes
A long list of Sunday and weekly visits spans from West of town to Decatur and Centralia with many families including Leniger Landreth and Wilson. The Alma Epworth League presents a drama on Saturday December 6 and a Loretta Meador birthday party with games and refreshments.
Quail Scarce in locality as Republicans gather
C B Anderson reports dwindling quail in the area while Republicans in the locality meet or prepare for event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Anderson
Local Family Visits and Community Notes from Carrigan Vicinity
Fairman G N Smith and family of Chica visited Wednesday morning with Clarence Cozad and wife. Many residents assisted with fodder, corn hauling, and husking. A store fire at Cozad’s was quickly contained Friday evening. Armistice Day hunt news and numerous social visits populate the week from Carrigan and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Smith
Clarence Cozad
Will Crothers
H. J. Stone
Luther Wilame
Bill Crothers
Harry Bopp
B. K. Parish
Sohn Bopp
Patrica
Patrica Frianz, Dave Corson Haesay To Bill Siyders’ Saturday Cozad
Carrigan
Dave Corson
Jess Mays
Vernon
Effie Steele
J. E.’ Hill
Boyd Steele
Menard
Illinois Political and Economic Highlights from 1928
Illinois ranks second among states for incomes over 5000 with 100 752 such cases. Shawneetown is noted as the oldest town within Illinois. The state maintains a road program of over 50 miles weekly and has 1 551 000 electric meters on domestic premises, about 8 percent of homes, below the U S average. Professor Otto Funk of Hills-
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Illinois
Old Shawneetown
United States
Violinist Walks from New York to San Francisco in 183 Days
A 62 year old Illinois man, weighing 110 pounds, completed a cross country walk from New York City to San Francisco in 183 days while playing a violin each step. Illinois residents reaching age 80 numbered 1,000 more than in 1928. The Waukegan generating station uses a 120 ton steel piece to move turbine equipment. The 1930 American Legion national drill team championship was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boro
Illinois
New York City
San Francisco
Waukegan
Illinois Leads Nation in Glue Output and Radio Sets
Illinois ranks first in glue production and accounts for more than 9 percent of the country’s radio receiving sets. The state also hosts The Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company post of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Company Post of
Chicago
Illinois
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Wilma Rogier
Mrs. Wilma Rogier expresses gratitude for letters and cards received during her hospital stay. She thanks friends for the tokens of friendship and good wishes that brought comfort and cheer. May God bless each and every one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Rogier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cc. A
Adams
Mrs. Lewis Leninger
Leo Landreth
West of Town
L. A. Wilson
D. A. Headley
St. Louis
D. W. White
Helen
Chas. Wade
Farina
Alice Wade
W. H. Wade
Marion Epps
Mildred Morgan
Marie
Helen Hathaway
Nashville
Earl Hamilton
Benton
J. H. Peddicord
L. E. Coonradt
Burke and Lynn
J. M.thompson
Blanche Pope
Loretta Meador
Misses Maude
Myrna Carter
Lucille Walker
Maude Whitehurst
Doris Murfin
Nina Doolen
Wanda Doolen
Betsy Hathaway
Marian Hollenbeck
Tedk Carter
Charlie Pugh
Hiram Ballance
James Cox
Gerald Metzger
Dale Meady
Alvinus Kruenegel
Dean Arnold
D. A. Arnold
Wayne Doolen
Virgil Klinge
Mrs. Thurby Meador
MAE Eagan Auto and Property Insurance
Carl Cunningham
East Broadway
Lucas Crawford
J. M. Smith
Meridian
Blue Goose Garage
L. E. Belcher
Fairman
S. R. Carrigan
R. M. Carrigan
Mildred Merten
Minnie Mentern
Highland
Newt Smith
Daisy Schumann
Carlyle
Marie Cozad
Minnie Merten
Nacy Mann
Shattuc
Otto Funk
Hills
Liberty Theatre
Constance Bennett
Lewis Ayres
Billy the Kid
Joh Mack Brown
Wallace Beery
Kay Johnson
Karl Dane
Amos
Andy
Milton Sills
Jack London
Milton
Sills
SON OF the Gods
Tom Sawyer
Jackie Coogan
Yellow Jersey
John Deere
Massie-Harris
Lee Atchison
Big Value Club
Washington, D. C
The
Pathfinder
Patoka Register
American Legion
Patoka High School
Auspices Methodist Church League
Vernon Gymnasium
Wheaties
Pratts NK
George J. Wasem
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