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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1946
Page
2
Publication note shows Patoka Illinois Friday issue details with postal handling marked as second class matter. It references post office status and a legal framework from March 1878 with an 1879 amendment.
Fairman, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hardy and daughter Sharon of Sandoval spent Saturday night visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ticknor. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tibbs and son were also present.
Billy Dean visited the Harry Bopp family Sunday while Boyd Quick called on his father George Quick Monday morning. Dorothy Snyder visited Nancy Ticknor all day Sunday. Mr and Mrs Louis Mason of Saginaw Michigan are visiting Mrs Mason's parents Mr and Mrs Guy Quick. Mr Link Parrish recently moved to Salem and was seen in the vicinity Monday. Mr and Mrs Tom Belcher of Veron visited Frank Snyder and family Sunday afternoon. Bobby Dean Smith from Odin is
Gaines Dog Research Center in York City promotes early training to curb jumping and furniture use. Techniques include sharp No commands, paw handling with a knee strike, and consistent practice with all caretakers. For barking, begin crate training and gradually extend time alone with limited supervision.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Branch and family visited relatives while Steele School opened last Monday with Maurice Ballance as teacher. Miss Verda Ahlf is teaching the Woods School this year. Harry Bopp visited relatives in Greenville over the weekend.
Joe Cummins of Sandoval sports a broad grin over an 8 percent pound sucker fish caught on a river trip. The catch is described as the biggest of the season, with companions Raymond Thomas, Pete Basolo, and Adrian Koehler along for the outing.
A total of 485 students enrolled in Sandoval's three schools over Monday and Tuesday. High School 180 registrations, St. Lawrence Grade 70, Public Grade School 235. Last year 475 total with 158, 67, 232 respectively.
Miss Theresa Husmann departed Tuesday for St. Louis to begin nurse training at St. John’s Hospital. She was accompanied to St. Louis by unnamed companions.
From Sandoval residents Joe Cummins Joe Thomas Sr Raymond Thomas Pete Basolo and Joe Thomas Jr attending a baseball game at Sportsman Park in St. Louis to Mrs Kathryn Satterlee and daughter Jean returning from Normal College and resuming teaching at Sandoval Grade School. Guests from Rockford Mr and Mrs C E Meyers with Mrs Zagoni returning from Rochester hospital. Dale Dye and son of St Louis left after visiting William Gilbert family. Hazel Schauvert visited Odin with Dorothy Thompson.
Mrs. Tom Jordan and baby were brought home from Salem Memorial hospital in the Wilson ambulance. Nora Loudermilk spent the week end in Champaign visiting her brother Francis and family. Alice Stephenson returned to Pittsburg Pa after visiting here last month. Kathryn McGaughey came home Tuesday from Florida. Several members attended Friends Night at the Pa toka Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star with Mrs Chapel serving as Marshall. William Avery and Regis Bartlett stopped in Centralia. Carl Ross of Kenny Ni visited with friends. Bill Stewart and Priscilla Tooker toured St. Louis aboard the Admiral. Vernace Tate returned from a Western states trip. Lola Tooker and daughter Shirley visited St. Louis. Local group visits to Granite City Mary Horn club house. Ruby Meredith of Salem visited Margaret West. Priscilla Tooker shopped in Centralia. June Trout and nephew Pat plus Bill and Phylis Rue Uhles and Jack attended a Salem show. Mrs. William Avery spent Sunday in Salem with Mrs. Allen Maegan. Emma Clayton of Alma spent Saturday with her daughter R E Moore.
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