Peyton announces birth in Vandalia at Mark Greer hospital
Vernon Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Peyton of Vandalia announce the arrival of a baby boy at the Mark Greer hospital on last Thursday October 7. The mother was the former Miss Bonnie Bassett.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1948
Page
5
Vernon Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Peyton of Vandalia announce the arrival of a baby boy at the Mark Greer hospital on last Thursday October 7. The mother was the former Miss Bonnie Bassett.
Notice is given that Monday November 1 1948 is the claim date in the estate of Corn Good deceased in the County Court of Marion County Illinois. Claims may be filed before that date without a summons. C D Martin Administrator. Miller Pfaff Attys Salem Illinois.
Ben Reisman has moved to the Inez Foster property located just south of the post office, marking a new residence shift in the local area.
H. E. Meador and his wife from Wapella spent the end of the week at their residence east of town, enjoying a short rural retreat and time away from daily duties.
Mr and Mrs Oral Stumpf of Memphis Tennessee hosted a small social event at their home. The couple welcomed neighbors and shared light refreshments during the afternoon gathering.
The report notes a days visit the first of this week with his mother Mrs. Mollie Murfin, indicating family time during a short stay and indicating plans for continued contact.
The Dutch Millers marked their Tin Wedding Anniversary on a Saturday with tin decor tin plates and tin cups. The toast featured ice cold beer in cans. The writer jokes that at their 15th anniversary they will toast with sparkling beer in bottles.
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