First State Bank of Patoka 1936 Report of Condition
Official publication shows the September 30 1936 condition of First State Bank of Patoka Illinois. Data includes resources total 208 179 31 with deposits 121 514 00 and liabilities 208 179 31. L. E. Green as cashier swears the accuracy and directors P J McJonnier T E Irvin attest. Notary Mac Eagan validates sworn date October 12 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Green
Auditor of Public Accounts
Illinois
State of
Marion
East Zion social notes and visits report
East Zion residents and relatives engage in visits and events over the weekend. Kate Jenkins and Laura Frizzell, Lizzie Cox and Rose Thomason, and a chiivari and kitchen shower for Hubert Headley and wife highlighted attendance at area homes. A soil conservation meeting at Foster town house was postponed due to rain and bad roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Cox
Rose Thomason
Hubert Headley
Marion Caldwell
Carl Arnold
Charles Berry
Illinois
Clara Frizzell
Della Caldwell
Sam Hudspeth
Bartho Anderson
Raymond Maulding
Jamie Caldwells
Elmer Frizzell
Frank Frizzell
Ruth Hines
Salem
Lena McWhirter
Edwin Arnold
Cyrus Nichols
Elmer Berry
W. H. Jones
Foster Town House
Jones Cemetery financial report
Cash on hand Jan 1 1986 12.73 donations Jan 1 to Oct 1 21.75 expense cemetery labor 14.00 PONG TOMA 6 coins 10 cents cash on hand Oct 1 1936 20.38 Roy Mulvaney secretary and treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mulvaney
See
Treas
Horner Lewis expose 6 0 P s wild schemes
In Springfield Illinois special there is heavy Democratic criticism of Republican plans. Horner accuses Brooks of promising lower taxes while doubling government costs and proposes a $30 monthly pension for all over 65. Lewis attacks Landons farm policy as costly and partisan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
James Hamilton Lewis
Henry Horner
Downstate
Illinois
Horner
C. Wayland Brooks
Sen. Lewis
Landon
Roosevelt
Sen
Lewis
West
United States
Chicago
George F. Harding
Cook County
Republican Committee
Perry McCullough
Harding
London
Brooks
Supreme Court
Guv
Kankakee
Hoover
For Sale and Rent Classifieds in Patoka Ill
WANT COLUMN FOR SALE two Shorthorn male calves from Geo Christie. FOR RENT 98 acre Patoka farm near hard road and town with good buildings fences and milk facilities on milk route. Possible possession soon. D L Freyer Patoka Ill. HAVE OPENED A FRUIT MARKET at ice house offering apples vegetables and pure apple cider. A Wasem. 1tp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Freyer
Patoka, Ill
Southeast Town Social Roundup and Visitors
Mr and Mrs John Terry and family with Mr and Mrs Charles Bowen visited Irvin Bowen and children on Sunday. Various neighbors called including Dan Reeter Gladys Schmahl Mabel Bowen and Floyd Bowen. Residents attended a pie social at Carrigan and an artists program at Sandoval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Terry
Sne
Charles Bowen
Irvin Bowen
Dan Reeter
Gladys Schmahl
Mabel Bowen
Floyd Bowen
Boyd Steele
Fred Tacke
Wash Bowen
Roy Sears
Norman Gerrish
Pete Bopp
Raymond Bopp
Reuben Thalman
Glenn
Cecil Bowen
CCC
Irvin Shaulbert
Mat Belcher
Sveeral
Carrigan
Mildred
Edith
Kenneth Bowen
Peggy Tacke
Mary Meredith
Herb McClelland
Irvin Shoulbert
KMOX
Sandoval
Pearl Poole
Ownership statement for Patoka Register 1936 issue
Notarized mass of ownership details for the Patoka Register dated October 16 1936 by Fred L Brown owner and publisher. Statements list publisher editor managing editor and business manager as Fred L Brown of Patoka Illinois with no mortgagees or other security holders holding 1 percent or more. Sworn before Notary John L Simcox October 18 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka Register
Patoka
Illinois
State of Illinois
County of
Marion
Fred L. Brown
Businss
L, Brown
John L. Simcox
Community Notes From Odin Township
Mrs Pathere spent an afternoon with Mrs Emma Break field last week in Odin Township. Wilson Deadmond returned home after six months in CCC camps. Chas Breakfield and Mr Patberg also noted in the district social roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Pathere
Emma Breakfield
Wilson Deadmond
CCC
Chas. Breakfield
Patberg
Local social notes from Friday to Sunday gatherings
Calls from Lawrence McClelland’s area list visitors and family visits. Mr and Mrs Wm Holtslaw spent Thursday with Mason Holtslaw and family. A pie supper drew a large Barr crowd. Phoebe McClelland and others met in Salem Saturday. Flora Case visited Emma Breakfield Friday. Joe Breakfield visited with his Illinois kin. A J Dearmond stayed with daughter Will Carter’s family. Robert Holtslaw and family visited with Albert Holtslaw. Bernard Ross spent weekend with Isaac Ross in Jefferson Barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Mcclelland
Wm. Holtslaw
Mason Holtsslaw
Barr
Phoebe McClelland
Jams Case
Elvin Holtslaw
Salem
Flora Case
Emma Breakfield
Joe Breakfield
Illinois
Chas. Breakfield
A. J. Dearmond
Will Carter
Robert Holtslaw
Robert Holstlaw
Albert Holtslaw
Bernard Ross
Jefferson Barracks
Isaac Ross
Mason Holtslaw
J. R. Holtslaw
East Fork Social Roundup Includes Local Visits
Charley Jett and family visited Sunday with Oze Hill and wife. Sam Meredith was shopping in Fairman Thursday. Oze Hill was a Patoka shopper Saturday. Mrs. Gladys Schmahl Isabell Mabel and Bettie Bowen visited Sunday with Ruby and Nettie Schmahl. Nelson Hicks was in this vicinity Thursday. Mrs. Mary Schmahl of Amboy and Ruby Nettie and Ernest Schmahl called on Clarence Bowen and family Friday afternoon. Mr. Wener called on John Fogley Henry Stillabower was a business caller in Patoka Saturday. Floyd Bowen called to see Ernest Schmahl Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Jett
Oze Hill
Sam Meredith
Fairman
Patoka
Gladys Schmahl
Isabell
Mabel
Bettie Bowen
Ruby
Nettie Schmahl
Nelson Hicks
Mary Schmahl
Amboy
Nettie
Ernest Schmahl
Clarance Bowen
Mr. Wener
John Fogley
Henry Stillabower
Floyd Bowen
West’s Gas and Oil Stand Promises Fair Trade
A rustic seller pleads thanks to customers for buying gas and oil. He compares his product to Roosevelt’s platform, claims enduring usefulness for engines at home or abroad, and invites all to visit his stand for fair treatment as he nears the end of his era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosveelt
Salem social notices mention funerals and shoppers
Lawrence Talbert, a business caller, came to Salem on Wednesday. A large crowd attended the funeral of Uncle Will Hines at Fredonia Sunday. Harry Perkins, Everett Jett and Mr and Mrs Wm Perkins were shopping in Salem on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs EB E McHaney were shopping in Salem Saturday. Bro Elam shared Sunday dinner with Clarence Cozad and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Talbert
Salem
Will Hines
Fredonia
Harry Perkins
Everett Jett
Wm. Perkins
EB. E. McHaney
Bro. Elam
Clarence Cozad
Local Visits Mentioned Across Centralia Salem Clinton
Herman Muck and John Talbert were business visitors in Centralia and Shattuc. C E Goodwin and Chas McHaney were Salem visitors Tuesday afternoon. Marie Cozad returned home after a two week stay at Barnes hospital for head treatments. Lauren Carter and family had Sunday dinner with A S Jett. Everett Jett and wife and Harry Perkins and family visited in Clinton Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Muck
John Talbert
Centralia
Shattuc
C. E. Goodwin
Chas. McHaney
Salem
Marie Cozad
Barnes Hospital
Lauren Carter
A. S. Jett
Everett Jett
Harry Perkins
Clinton
Also Mentioned on This Page
First State Bank of
Patoka, Illinois
U. S
Banking House
Grand Total Resources
Pee Eeeerrees
Total
Cashier
P. J. McJonnier, T. E. Irvin
East Zion
Kate Jenkins
Laura Frizzell
Jones Cemetery
White Cleaners & Dyers
Centralia, Ill
Star Laundry & Cleaners, Inc
E. Noleman
Carolina
Essen Belt
Farmer’s Elevator
Geo. Christie
Odin Township
East Fork
COX & Martin
Vernon Sandoval Patoka
Carter
Jess
Genus
Phone Patoka
Kinmundy
Linton
Beery
Byrd-Watson Drug CO
Agent’s Commission
E. Main St
Chas
B. Boze
Prop
Field’s Barber Shop
K. W. Webster
South Poplar Street
Old Capitol
Vandalia
South 6Th St
Websters
5Th St
Ross’ Flower Shop
S. Locust St
ALIA
C. S. Huddleston
Post Office
Centralia, Illinois
P. O. Box
R. C. McGuire
Hoffman Bldg
Centratia
Congress
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