Patoka Register Post Office Records Second Class Status
The Patoka Register notes its entry as second class matter at the Patoka Illinois post office on November 2 1907 under the Act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1945
Page
4
The Patoka Register notes its entry as second class matter at the Patoka Illinois post office on November 2 1907 under the Act of March 3 1879.
A large crowd attended a singing convention at Givens Chapel on Sunday. The next event is scheduled for the 4th Sunday in December at 2 PM at North Zion Church. Virgil Slater returned from Army service after three years, two years in Europe, with brother James on furlough. they shared Thanksgiving at home. Robert Black and son Carl visited Kinmundy and Alma. Sam Casner was discharged from the Army and came home. Howard Smith helped Alvin Gray with his smoke house, and Rolland Davidson and family spent Thanksgiving with Aunt Lizzie Gray and Miss Frankie.
Mrs Alvin Gray spent Sunday afternoon with her mother Mrs Dana Somerville. Oscar Shuler and a family moved from the Bender farm to their new farm near Alma bought from Henry Hines last week. Will Shuler was a business visitor at Alma Saturday. Virgil and James Slater were business visitors at Centralia Friday. Alvin Gray and wife were business visitors at Alma and Kinmundy Saturday. Mrs Mayme Sanders sold three horses to Theo Mayberry of Salem last week. Clifford Daniels and wife of Macon visited last week with Oscar Slater and family. Mrs Ruth Cody spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Eli Howard and attended the singing at Givens Chapel in the afternoon. Bob McGinley and wife made a business trip to St. Louis last week.
In Marion County Illinois the county court hears the matter of the estate of John Charles Bowen deceased with Dean Martin as administrator petitioning to sell real estate to satisfy debts. The notice sets forth the administrator and the probate proceeding in the State of Illinois.
Public notice announces a decretal order in a case involving multiple Bowens and others. The Administrator will offer the real property for sale at 2 PM on December 22, 1945, in front of the First National Bank of Sandoval, Sandoval Village, Marion County, Illinois, to satisfy debts.
Sale at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash to pay debts of the Bowen estate and costs of administration. Real estate is Lot 9, Block 29, Village of Sandoval Illinois, coal exception, subject to existing taxes. No deed until sale is approved by the County Court. Dated November 20 1945. Dean Martin administrator. Miller Pfaff attorneys. Salem Illinois. 11-23-3te
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