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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1925

Page

5

Bear Creek Social News and Local Visit Highlights

Frank Lake and family returned from Decatur after visiting Oath Deff enbaugh and kin. Mae Linton returned from Decatur, Association held at the church. Bear Creek ball team beat Vernon 12 to 11. Elder Brown preached at Bear Creek church. Various families visited kin across Decatur Wilburton and Lincoln areas on Sunday.

Frank Lake Decatur Oath Deffenbaugh Mae Linton Charlie Christie Christie Oral Brown Vera J. C. Linton Orval Br Wn Lincoln Floyd Walls Ancil Wall Beatrice Brown Allie Brown Melvin Belcher Bear Creek Vernon G. W. Perkins Evelyn Norris Brown Bear Crek Church Chas. Ballance Cora Edna Gerkin Wilburton Sarah Kinney

Social notes from South-East town area events

Mrs. Will Snyder called on Mrs. Russell Collins on Thursday. Dan Hicks and wife visited Mrs. Mat Belcher Thursday evening. Ed Rolling and two children and Ed Henezar visited Charley Bowen’s family on Saturday. Tom Rankins visited Harold Payton on Sunday. Pete Bopp and family stayed with Carley Herring from Tuesday to Friday and attended the Springfield air show. Roy Pulver and families visited Mat Belcher’s on Sunday. Marybell Kensaw and Nina Foltz visiting a few days with Mrs. Jas. Troutt. Sympathy extended to the family of Mrs. Harry Long. Orval Belcher spent Thursday night with Gladys and Mable Bowen. Pete Bopp and daughter visiting.

Will Snyder Russell Collins Dan Hicks Mat Belcher Ed Rolling Ed Henezar Charley Bowen Tom. Rankins Harold Payton Pete Bopp George Pulver Marybell Kensaw Nina Foltz Jas. Troutt Harry Long Orval Belcher Gladys Mable Bowen Vis

Local Socials Report Cozy Weekend Visits Across Town

The article notes Mr. Will Snyder and family visiting the latters parents Mr. Orals and family. Mrs. Mylard Palmeyer and daughter and their family were visited by relatives. Ed Belcher and wife and Mr. Campbell and son Wayne visited in Decatur Sunday with Wm. Bowen Elza Taber visited Charley Bopp Sunday.

Mylard Palmeyer Will Snyder Mr. Orals Ed Belcher Campbell Wayne Decatur Wm. Bowen Elza Taber Charley Bopp

Weekend News From Fostersburg and Surroundings

Cecil Lowe and family visited Clinton relatives over the weekend. The Arnold Chapel Sunday School convention drew county officers to participate. Mona Arnold returned home to Clinton after a three week stay nearby. Nina Doolen, nursing a broken elbow from a fall, is recovering as expected. Francis Griffin and family visited Vandalia on Saturday. Will Lowe bought a Fordson tractor to rest old dobbin. Commissioner Williams inspected the roads using a tractor and road drag, improving travel. Mrs. Lida Stevens and son from Salem and Clair Stevens and sister from St. Louis visited Mrs. L. Foster. Dr Bundy's business method prompts receipts from paying his pastor, as shown by $8 from M. Walker.

Cecil Lowe Clinton Arnold Chapel Commissioner Williams Lida Stevens Salem Clair Stevens St. Louis L. Foster M. Walker

Augsburg Wedding of Linda Kruenegel and Harry Schaal

Last Sunday evening the couple Linda Kruenegel and Harry Schaal were united in marriage in Augsburg. They are respected young people of the neighborhood and will establish their future home in Detroit Michigan.

Linda Kruenegel Harry Schaal Detroit Mich

Shoes and Rubber Goods Sale At Altoms Store

The ad promotes men’s high top shoes with a 16 inch top and heavy soles, available at Altoms. It notes a complete stock of Ball Band rubber footwear and new stock martins. Also advertised are black pebble surface oilcloth for auto tops and cushions for upholstery and toy making.

Altoms

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