Patoka News Briefs Highlight Local Family News
The Patoka Register notes a short illness ending in death of a local resident, with funeral at the late home conducted by Rev Yeck of Alma. It lists school opening with Miss Vivian Williams, health updates for Uncle Pete and Aunt Meddie Hines, and various Sunday visits and local errands among residents and families in Patoka, Salem, Alma, and Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeck
Alma
Vivian Williams
Pete
Meddie Hines
John Harris
T. W. Gray
Sunday Visitors and Local Movements Reported
A list of Sunday visitors includes Helen and Ellen Chandler, Helen and Pearl Wolff, Alice, Walter and Alice Wernsman, Jack Meseke, Paul Pratz, Ed Bollhorst and the Rae Chandlers with G. W. Perkins family. Community notes mention Scott Watson in serious condition and milk hauling by G. W. Perkins. Lawrence Perrine family moves to Albert Gerrish farm and Gerrish family moves to Perrine residence in Patoka. A rain occurred Sunday night and the Armstrong sisters visited Mrs. U. W. Perkins Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Ellen Chandler
Pearl Wolff
Alice
Walter
Alice Wernsman
Jack Meseke
Paul Pratz
Ed Bollhorst
Rae Chandler
G. W. Perkins
Charles Thalman
Thalman
R. D. Kissner
Harlan Gerrish
Gerrishe
Scott Watson
Mr. Watson
Patoka
Vandalia
Jake Foltz
Lawrence Perrine
Albert Gerrish
Community Notes From The Neck Region
Charley Rickey and wife arrived with household goods. Oliver Whitehurst and Jim Richie stayed a night with Dock Shepard and wife. Grandma Wall stayed with Mary Shepard. Ancil Lee searched when she was missing. Noah Belcher found her at the Shepards. A warm shower Sunday night. Bill Bryant on the sick list recently. Elsie Smith visiting home folks. formerly Elsie Moor. Lon Belcher Cleo Belcher and Grandma Wall visited Billie Morris family. Shady Grove school progressing well. Belcher party shopping in Patoka Friday, dined with Peery Belcher. Bill Alexander bought the Olie Whiteside farm. A S Belcher added blocks under his house. John Belcher visiting Peru and Decatur. Vergil Lee family of Blue Mound and Ancil Lee with wife visited Aunt Emma Wall Sunday. Willie McClary and three sisters of Vandalia visited Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Rickey
Oliver Whitehurst
Jim Richie
Dock Shepard
Grandma Wall
Mary Shepard
Ancil Lee
Noah Belcher
Shepards
Bill Bryant
Elsie Smith
Elsie Moor
Lon Belcher
Cleo Belcher
Billie Morris
Shady Grove
Patoka
Peery Belcher
Bill Alexander
Olie Whiteside
A. S. Belcher
John Belcher
Peru
Decatur
Vergil Lee
Bluemound
Boulder
Emma Wall
Willie McClary
Neck
Local residents visit and travel notes in Vandalia area
Marion Griffin plans a vacation with family this week. Dorothy Logan Paul Logan and Harold Chance visited with Nina and Wayne Doolen on Sunday. Ruth Doolen attends Vandalia High School. Edward Pombier from Clinton spent the weekend with Eli Morgan and relatives. Francis Griffin took a trip to Vernon on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Griffin
Dorothy
Paul Logan
Harold Chance
Nina
Wayne Doolen
Ruth Doolen
Vandalia
Edward Pombier
Clinton
Eli Morgan
Francis Griffin
Vernon
Prence's Porscr in Africa Pecnets
Unknown in Senegal a few years ago, Prence's Porscr now escorts more than half of Africa's total exports. The brief note highlights a shift in regional trade dynamics and growing prominence of the sector in West Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prence
Africa
Senegal
Fragmentary note on waste and utility in ore deconstruction
A garbled excerpt discusses ore waste and its lack of useful application. The text asserts most discarded material has no practical use, noting a general sentiment of waste in the ore processing or refining context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pondee
Liquor Prescriptions Fill Record 17 000 Last Year
More than seventeen thousand liquor prescriptions were filled by druggists in the United States Porto Rico and Hawaii during the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Nevada celery culture proves successful say growers
Readable text reports that celery culture in Nevada is a success with growers claiming returns of three acres per year. The fragment mentions optimistic outlooks and potential yield figures though details are partial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevade
Acre
Dog Teems to Listen to Music for Reason Unknown
A dog reacts to music with unclear motive, ears perked, tail tucked, showing curiosity but not clear preference. The scene notes thepet’s behavior as indicative yet inconclusive on enjoyment.
Pecks Reveal Largest Ones Not Always at the Top
In a line of pecks the biggest specimens defy the expected order, showing that size does not always increase from top to bottom. This trait disrupts common assumptions about pecking hierarchies in the flock.
Publication Notice in Marion County Circuit Court
Publication notice states Birdella F. Wilkins must appear in the Marion County Circuit Court on the September term 1924 to answer a bill of complaint filed August 12 1924. If she fails to appear or plead the court may enter a decree by default. Clerk Frank C. Hensley and solicitor Geo W. Smith are named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Fred P. Wilkins
Birdella F. Wilkins
Circuit Court
Birdela F. Wilkins
Wyer of Salamin
Jem
A. D
Local notes from Fostersburg and Vandalia region
Robert Arnold and wife traveled to Vandalia on business. Lew Engler was ill last week but is nearly recovered. Clem Doolen prepares for winter by hauling wood. Artie Shick, from near Champaign, returned home Saturday. Robert Arnold works on painting his house. Jim Neil from Champaign visited and spent the night with Uncle Sam Jones. Arnold Chapel school opened with Blanche Doolen as teacher and Sarah Montgomery as housekeeper for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Arnold
Vandalia
Lew Engler
Clem Doolen
Artie Shick
Champaign
Jim Neil
Sam Jones
Arnold Chapel
Blanche Doolen
Sarah Montgomery
Actson
Catarrhal Deafness Remedy Ad Promotes Hearing Help
An advertisement explains catarrhal deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation and promises Hall's Catarrh Medicine will clear catarrh or deafness. Sold by druggists for over 40 years, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Ernest Haines
Salem
J. T. Dorris
Dennis Adams
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Wm. Adams
Wm. Hayes
Lewis
Melvin Hines
Alvin Gray
Eli Howard
John Hines
Eaglin
Oak Grove Cleomargarit
Oak Grove
Frank C. Hensley
Geo. W. Smith
Solie
Fostersburg
J. Alltom & Son
Gsta
Springfield, Illinois
Miners Derby
Miineis State Fair
Mllneis
Merchants
Secess
Nick Metel
Chamber of
Consult
Peres Sind Tres
Perse
Leon’ Wetel
Lowe Brothers
Clore Lubr, Co
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