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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1935
Page
4
We extend sincere thanks to all who helped during our mother’s illness and passing. Special gratitude to Rev J M Smith for comfort and to those who gave flowers. The record lists provide contributions to various funds including Waterway Bond, Soldiers' Compensation Band, Blind Relief, and Emergency Relief Fund totaling amounts noted.
The Occupational Tax receipts for October total $5,480,132.74 received by John Stelle state treasurer and allocated to General Revenue $1,171,020.43, State School $1,083,334.00, and other funds.
NO HUNTING We the undersigned forbid trespassing, hunting with dog or gun on land owned, rented or controlled by us. Violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. H. G. HAMPEY A man's deeds last longer than his words. Temptation is the balance in which character is weighed.
A Luellen Setter puppy for sale by R. J. Stephens. Also winter apples including Stark Delicious Grimes Golden Jonathan offered by C N Cruse. Used living room and dining room suites with beds dressers chairs available from Furniture Exchange and Storage Co Centralia Ill. Harold Foltz advertises fall and winter apples and cider.
Brick school canceled Thursday and Friday due to a teachers meeting in Salem. Community residents made short trips, hosted guests, and attended a War Mothers gathering in Centralia. A Hallowe'en party at Eulalia Williams’ home featured costumes, games, and refreshments.
A sequence of visitations and social questions from Wednesday through Sunday includes Fredonia residents Fredonia E McHaney and E E McHaney and Law rence Talbert visiting with John Talbert and family. Many neighbors attend masquerade at Wm Palmer with Willie Webking winning best costume.
Ray Brown Carrigan stalls a radio at the Charles Quick home while teacher Miss Holtslaw attends a Salem teachers meeting last Thursday and Friday. Pupils enjoyed a four day vacation. Mrs Mary Ticknor and Mrs Chloe Hicks shopped at Patoka Thursday. Cecil Hicks helps Laurence Hienzman build a barn north of Fairman. James Meredith improved roads by dragging Thursday. Roy and Bud Miller visited Centralia business callers last Wednesday. A school party was held prior to a house event Tuesday among pupils.
Tests and games with prizes concluded in the yard beside a bonfire where wieners and marshmallows were roasted. Neighbors and friends shared visits and social calls, including Mr and Mrs Boyd Quick and son and Mr and Mrs Albert Kiltner.
Ledger note shows undivided profits and total capital figures with amounts 93 697.95 and 44 799.44 and 6 831.64. The entry lists these as free to unspecified destinations in a summary line of a corporate account.
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