Sandoval P T A Holds Monthly Meeting at School House
The Sandoval P T A met Monday evening at the school house with Mrs. Glen Pfeiffer presiding. Rev. C. A. Fairchild led the invocation and a program of student plays and songs followed, plus a business session noting a $50 carnival profit and a $150 bank balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Alexander
James Ott
Dorothy Jean Cruse
Dorothy June Nicolay
Betty Jean Erwin
Pauline Deadmon
Jimmie Leach
Madeline Hardy
Hazel Foltz
Willson King
James Parker
Stanley Campbell
Mona Rose Harris
Jean Archer
Helen Marvel
Evelyn Hathaway
Mary Lyons
Fairchild
William Andereck
Marion County T. B. Association
Green
Carlyle
M. E. Church South Patoka Services Nov 26 Program
The Patoka charge schedules Sunday School 9:30 a.m. preaching 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Epworth League 6:30 p.m. A second quarterly conference meets Dec 2 at 2:00 p.m. in Patoka. the Presiding Elder preaches at Zion Dec 2 7:30 p.m. and Island Chapel Dec 3 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Members urged to attend with reports. Epworth League program features song, lessons on Harvest, debates, and offerings led by Elizabeth Simcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
Frank Ballance
Epworth
Zion
Island Chapel
W. D. Humphrey
Epworth League
Lucile Britt
Wilma Diveley
Jesus
Soul and Body Theme in Christian Science Lesson Sermons
Sunday services in Christan Science churches centered on the theme Soul and Body. Golden Text urged waiting for the Lord and remembrance of Him. Romans lines emphasized life through the Spirit and being children of God. Eddy’s Science and Health urged a spiritual, scientific view of life beyond material senses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Wealthy Immigrant Scot George Mc Caul Dies in Auckland
George Mc Caul, once a poor apprentice plumber who went to New Zealand and joined a gold rush, died in Auckland at ninety six with a fortune of 1 250 000. He spent 46 years in modest plumbing work and lived austerely with a niece. He left 250 000 to war relief, taxes absorbed half the rest, and the remainder went to two nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCaul
New Zealand
Auckland
Dining and social duties noted around Odin community
Names of residents who earned 100 daily in spelling include Nelleta Durbin Freda Kretzer Barbara Jene Branch Violet Durbin and Ray Kretzer with family. Mr and Mrs Gideon McKee hosted dinner on Armistice Day. Visitors Mr and Mrs Charles McCann of Chicago paused in Odin on return visits. Funeral of Mrs Blane Pitts attended by J P Hicks family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelleta Durbin
Freda Kretzer
Barbara Jene Branch
Violet Durbin
Gideon McKee
Ray Kretzer
John Hicks
Charles McCann
Chicago
New Orleans
L. A
Cdin
HW. P. Hurd
S. H. Hurd
Odin
Francis Robinson
South of
Dennis Branch
Bud Adams
Wm. Johnson
J. P. Hicks
Hazel
Lois
Blane Pitts
Christian Church
Hicks
Pitts
No Hunting Notice on Restricted Lands Issued
A signed notice states no hunting of any nature is allowed on lands owned or controlled by the signatories Alice Caldwell and Wm Ververs. The document reserves hunting rights and lists the landowners as enforcees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Caldwell
Wm. Ververs
Local residents engage in haying and visits across Odin area
V Tate and S H Hurd bale hay and deliver to Odin on Wednesday. Mrs Yale Williams and her mother Mrs Margaret Ramsey visit. Beryle Durbin Sr. spends days near Brownstown for business matters. Frank Fulton improves health while wintering with his brother Tom. Numerous neighbors visit relatives and attend meetings in Odin and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Tate
S. H. Hurd
Odin
Yale Williams
Margaret Rammsey
Beryle Durbin Sr
Brownstown
Frank Fulton
East of Salem
Tom
T. J. Fulton
Warrie Jackson
Paul Ramsey
Ilene
Margaret Ramsey
Dennis Branch
Pearl Durbin
Beryle
Barbara Jene Branch
Fern
Edith Kretzer
Ida Jett
Legion Hall
Ray Craig
Centralia
Loren Craig
Dwight Briscoe
Lela Craig
Sandoval
Dan Fisher
Branch Bros
Executors Notice Estate of Alanzo Hazelwood
Executor Glen B Hazelwood announces probate actions for Alanzo Hazelwood of Marion County Illinois. He will appear at the Marion County Court Salem on the January Term the first Monday of January to settle claims and debts. Creditors must file claims and indebted parties should pay promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanzo Hazelwood
Marion
Illinois
Marion County
Salem
Eof Ovbeber
A. D
Glen B. Hazelwood
Breentes
Basil Wileon
Aeheomep
Community Notices From Centralia Area Social Activity
Frank Fizzon attended the Arcade ball room dance with the orchestra in Centralia. Mrs. Frank Hagedorn and sons Jack and Dale joined relatives for a Pocahontas day trip, with Mrs. Newman and Jack Hagedorn staying on for several weeks. Several locals and out of town visitors attended funerals, hospital returns, and weekend visits, including Mrs. Lewis Salmon from Chicago and Miss Frances Fizzon from Font Bonne College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fizzon
Arcade
Centralia
Frank Hagedorn
Jack
Dale
T. A. Newman
Robert
Pocahontas
Charlie Grear
Newman
Jack Hagedorn
Donald Lee
Centralia Hospital
Vivian
Evelyn Stiles
Nancy Tunks
Richburg
Lewis Salmon
Chicago
Mary Hathaway
Martin Beale
Owen Kirkwood
Reba Stoddard
St. Louis
E. S. Owen
Dewaine Potter
Jess Beale
Frances Fizzon
Font Bonne College
Paul Fizzon
Faye Richards
Mary Virginia
Uniontown
Kendall & Tyler Cleaning and Pressing Notice
Jack Eagan lists himself as the agent for Kendall and Tyler cleaning and pressing in a contact notice stating the business phone number 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall & Tyler Cleaning and Pressing
Jack Eagan
Local neck notes show activity and new birth
In the Cracker Neck area a mild spell brings fine weather as J A Shepard and others prepare timber. Trades include Martin Nelson selling to Hugh while Belcher swaps hogs for cattle. A boy is born to Lizzie Murray as families visit, and Elmer Clement’s clan visits Bill Alexander. The Pentecostal revival continues through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Shepard
Luther Barnes
John Shepard
Martin Nelson
Hugh
George Belcher
Charley Shepard
Boulder
Ralph Barnes
Elmer Clement
Tamalco
Bill Alexander
Dock ‘Shepard
Harold Murray
Lizzie Murray
Lou Belcher
Song Shepard
Local Socials and Visits Around Patoka Area
Mr and Mrs John Reynolds were in Patoka last week James Meredith lost a cow Saturday. Mr and Mrs Fred Groff of Salem visited the Groff home Sunday. Wm Perkins of Fredonia called on James Meredith Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ted Ticknor and daughter Nancy Kay visited in Iuka with Hazel Garner. Maxine and Ruth Groff spent Sunday with the Durbin girls. J G McKee helped R M Rittinghouse reroof a house Saturday. Mrs George Eide and Mrs Lawrence Harding of Centralia visited Babe Ticknor’s family. Arthur McGeehon of near Fairman called on Cecil Hicks Saturday. Helen Hill listed on the pick list Reverend Fairchild of Sandoval was calling nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reynolds
Patoka
James Meredith
Fred Groff
Salem
Luther Groff
Wm. Perkins
Fredonia
Ted Ticknor
Nancy Kay
Iuka
Hazel Garner
Maxine
Ruth Groff
Durbin
J. G. McKee
R. M. Rittinghouse
George Eide
Lawrence Harding
Centralia
Babe Ticknor
Arthur McGeehon
Near Fairman
Cecil Hicks
Helen Hill
Fairchild
Sandoval
Publication Notice in Marion County Chancery Case
State of Illinois Marion County in the Circuit Court 1933 notice of non residence of Hobart M Smith, defendant, requiring appearance December 1933 or bill of complaint will be confessed and decree entered. Salem Illinois November 1 1933 Clerk J Lem Ballance solicitor Clayton Haney for the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Marion County
Marian L. Smith
Hobart M. Smith
Salem
Illinois
J. Lem Ballance
Clayton Haney
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. E. Church South
Elizabeth Simcox
Christian Science Churches
Chesterfield
du Pont
Cheamfield
Liccerr & Myers Tosacco Co
MAE Eagan Auto and Property Insurance
Edgar S. Owen
Charlie Benoist
Mt. Vernon
A. E. Benoist
Mabel Kostanzer
Hazel Koutz
Vandalia
Freda Goad
Carrigan
Floyd Cain
Linton & Beery
Ambulance Service
Ilinois
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