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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1935
Page
4
The community notes a serious incident Sunday as Herschel McHaney lost a hand and was badly injured after being struck by a train near Centralia. Nearby families and friends including Tom Ballance Olive Britt and Charles Gray from Detroit visited and offered support.
Wm Palmer Odin caller Monday. Pearl Renfro and children with Elva Palmer visited Mrs J S Palmer last Monday. Ruth Talbert called on Mrs J W Kretzer Wednesday afternoon. Chas Sparling visited with Al Fred Jett Wednesday. J W Kretzer and wife Pa toka visitors Thursday. John Talbert and wife with Chas McHaney shopped in Patoka Friday. Esther Simpson and son Glen and Margaret Aumiller visited Sunday with C E Goodwin and wife. Wm Powell and wife and Murfin Belcher and wife called on Chas McHaney and wife Sunday afternoon. Mrs Wm Palmer and children Lena Mae Talbert attended the home coming at the Christian Church in Patoka Sunday. Frank Meredith took Sunday dinner with Chas McHaney and wife. Talbert and wife with son Wilbur and Laurence Talbert called on Chas Jett and family Sunday afternoon. Orville Campbell and boyfriend from Jefferson Barracks spent the weekend with home folks Lee Cozad and family of Odin.
East Fork residents list daily farm help and visitors. Herb Schmahl assisted Cort Walker in harvest Friday. Charles Bowen called at the Schmahl home Thursday. Cort Walker was shopping in Patoka Saturday. Ruby and Nettie Schmahl called on Mrs. May Nichols of Patoka Saturday morning. Luther Williams and children were Patoka callers Saturday. Geo. Peddicord and family visited with Cort Walker and wife Sunday. Dean Hill from the CC. coms spent several days last week with his parents Oze Hill and wife. Ernest Schmahl attended the State Fair at Springfield Saturday.
Rudy Jett of Odin spent summers with grandparents and cared for his pony Pansy who broke a halter and was killed on the high road. The community offered sympathy for Buddy Jett among a busy week of picnics, theater, visits, and farm chores with family and neighbors in Odin Centralia and nearby areas.
The season’s dry spell leaves farmers urging rain while the community reports a well attended Sunday School picnic at Loomis Grove with Rev. Dycus of Alma present. School opened Monday September 2 with J A Purdue as principal and Forres Otnes as grade teacher, joined by Thelma Doolen and Minnie Peddicord.
Last week’s column lists visitors and residents of Vernon including Harry Meador and family with Mrs Elizabeth Meador, Mrs P E Nichols of Cave City representing California Perfume Co, and several families from nearby towns stopping by. The report notes travel to Odin VanDalia White Haven Homer Ill Decatur Cham- and family gatherings with neighbors and friends to share news and attend events.
Public notice of a delinquent tax sale in Marion County Illinois where Frank Poli purchased Lot 2 Block 60 in Glenridge Sandoval for 1932 taxes and prior years. Redemption period ends December 11 1935 with tax deed possible after that date if not redeemed. John Cash Earl Burnett and others are notified. August 20 1935.
County treasurer collector announces tax sale actions for Davis and others on real estate in Glenridge Village Sandoval Town Marion Illinois. Parcels include Lots 9 10 11 Block 62 with deadline under law expiring December 11 1935.
Mrs Eli Crothers called on Mrs Wash Bowen and Mrs Leonard Crothers. Junior Williams and family stayed with his grandparents Mat Belcher and wife. Mrs Leonard Crothers was taken to St Marys Hospital Centaria. Mrs Theodore Meredith visited Mrs Pete Bopp. Mrs Wm Gerrish is improving slowly. Albert Bowen spent weekend with Wash Bowen family. Residents attended the Fair Wednesday and Saturday.
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