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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1924

Page

5

Local Notables Attend Visits Amid Illness and Funeral

Mary Frishy attended the funeral of Axtuar Geavain at Vandalia last Wednesday. Major Lamborn and Lem Lamborn visited their seriously ill brother John Lamborn near Kinmundy last Thursday. Glen Walter of Vandalia tuned pianos in the area Thursday. Lee Frishy, employed by Mauiz and ren Company, spent the weekend with relatives north of Vandalia. John McConnell and wife and Frank Beck and family visited M. F. Cox and family of Vandalia Sunday. Geo Willett and wife with Jesse Walton and family visited Arewine Willett Sunday. Pentacostal baptism drew a crowd at the wood yard north of Sholonier Sunday. Rev. Fox returned from conference for the year. James Lane and Hiram Wyant and their wives visited Uncle James Gilley of Centralia Saturday. he was ill and died Monday evening.

Mary Frishy Vandalia Lem Lamborn John Lamborn Kinmundy Glen O. Walter Lee Frishy Mauiz and Ren Olc Vantaa Josie Halt John McConnell Frank Beck M. F. Cox Geo. Willett Jesse Walton Arewine Willett Wood Yard Sholonier Fox James Lane Hiram Wyant James Gilley Centralia Glen Cox W 'Z Hathaway Bertha Freyer W. L. Danbury Ella Emerson Shobonier Mary Epps Otto Reece Mt. Vernon Histon Green Fred Brown Jesse Doolen F. Freyer Dean Wm. Danbury Ferne John Gehrkin James Lawson Marion Epps Lawrence Wilson Lara Bear Creek F. C. Freyer Helen Hathaway George Wernsman South of Town Mary K. Smith Ladies Aid Opal Jones Opal A. L. Murfin Albert W. L F. M. Smith J. W. Epps John Jones Maywood Chicago Omar Decatur Guy Vira Pfeffer Vernon Epps J. M. Metzger J. M. Thompson Bradien John Thompson Victor Epps Anna Thompson James Pope Juanita Hathaway Elmer Wortman Mt. Olive Leo Thompson Charles Sloan Odin Mayme Robinson

Local Notes From Bear Creek and Nearby Areas

Mrs Clara Sterling visited with Mrs Anna Benefiel on Sunday. Coquince Payne owns a new piano. Paul Burness of Decatur stayed with Albert Brown family. Dale Payne of St Elmo visited home folks. Fred Lake owns a Ford touring car. Brother Oral Brown preached at Bear Creek on Sunday. Wess Lee and Ben Rielman harvest cane. sorghum coming up. Cleda Benefiel and Bert Tedrick wed Sept 4 at Effingham. Charley Halbrook and family moved to F H Hatch farm. George Shannon of Indianapolis visited sister Mrs William Brewer. Mur Lake staying at F I Thomson’s helping with work and going to Waura Lake. spent Sunday with Dorothy Christie. Fred Lake and family, Wm Oats and wife, Wm Lawrence visited Illinois Christie. Frank Roberts, wife, and Wm Brewer visited Herrick Saturday. Wm Brewer and father drove to St Johns Illinois to visit nephew. Born Sept 24 to W W Olmstead and wife, a baby boy. Albert Brown and wife and Frank and wife visited Anson Griffin family.

Clara Sterling Anna Benefiel Coquince Payne Paul Burness Decatur Albert Brown Dale Payne St. Elmo Fred Lake Oral Brown Bear Creek Wess Lee Ben Rielman Cleda Benefiel Bert Tedrick Effingham Charley Halbrook F. H Wm. Oats Wm. Lawrence Hlinois Christie Frank Roberts Wm. Brewer Herrick Brewer St. Johns Ill

Pleased village notes and pie sale at Arnold Chapel

Eli Morgan and Robert and Paul Arnold threshing last week. Mrs Mila Caudle and Clara visited Mrs S M Jones on Thursday. Paul Ehrat baled hay for Eli Morgan Saturday. Mrs John Thalman and daughter visited Robert Arnold's Saturday. The pie Jeer at Arnold Chapel Saturday drew a small crowd due to rain, but plenty of pie and candy were sold and about seven dollars earned. Marion Griffin visited home folk Sunday then returned to Kinmundy Monday. Mrs Emily Pearson, Joe, Ora Green and family were Sunday visitors. Herman Torbeck rented the Ed Moeller farm, moving Moeller family to Ed Doolen farm near North Fork church. Miss Ruth Doolen, Vandalia high student, spent the weekend at home.

Fostersburg Eli Morgan Robert Paul Arnold Mila Caudle Clara S. M. Jones Paul Ehrat John Thalman Robert Arnolds Arnold Chapel Marion Griffin Kinmundy Emily Pearson Joe Ora Green Herman Torbeck Ed Moeller Moeller Ed Doolen North Fork Church Ruth Doolen Vandalia High School

Richview News Notes Local Visits and Farm Work

Miss Annabelle and Thurby Mead entertained Miss Ruth and Everette Doolen Sunday. Miss Marjorie Doolen of Vandalia visited home folks, and several Doolen relatives hosted gatherings. Threshing and haying are active this week with frost reported by morning.

Annabelle Thurby Meadors Ruth Everette Doolen Marjorie Doolen Vandalia Loretta Meadors Helen Doolen Wanza Doolen Reba Meadors Roland Doolen M. Doolen Everbody Bertha Freyer William Doolen John Sorrel Scott Hollenbeck Wilbur Doolen Lawrence Sorrel

Local social notes brighten Sunday in Shobonier

Miss Nellie Johnson visited this vicinity Sunday. Miss Pearl Wolff called on Gladys Sorrel Sunday afternoon. Several from here attended the baptizing Sunday. Lets go to Shobonier, seems to be everybodys motto, so lets go. John Sorrel visited Monday night with Henry Jones.

Gadel Nellie Johnson Pearl Wolff Gladys Sorrel Shobonier John Sorrel Henry Jones

Vernon News Notes on Local Social Roundup

Local residents share visits and travel notes as Mrs. Glen Cox calls on Mrs. Hathaway. Several families host guests from Vandalia Centralia and Decatur while Mt. Vernon fair week brings outings for Danbury Freyer and others. Several club meetings at the Ladies Aid and Book Club conclude with quilt plans and a Thanksgiving raffle.

Locals Welcoming Visits From Distant Relatives

Claud Matheny and family of Deventon spent the weekend with home folks here. J. L. Parks and wife, after an extended visit and tour in the west and northwest, have returned to their home here.

Claud Matheny Deventur J. L. Parks and

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Bran Hill Bros West Side Patoka Business Men’s Co-Operative Association V. Altom & Son Patoka Motor CO F. J. Rogier B. F. Zobrist Becketts Garage Patoka Register Martin & Martin J. W. Delassus W. H. Cain Patoka Elevator CO Gilleys Garage Hill Brothers WM. Thalman & Sons B. F. Hostlar Geo. E. Ballance T. E. Irvin A. E. Good Stringtown W. W. Olmstead Frank Anson Griffin Richview News Notes Swifts Wasem Marke Maude Fulton James St Kohl & Meyer Time Egypt J. W. Dele
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