Patoka Local Notes Highlight Reunions and Baseball
Local items record visits and separations among residents including Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Walker, Alma and Patoka connections, and a large Patoka Blues versus Vernon Stars baseball game 24 to 5 with Patoka amassing six runs in the first inning. Also notes on canning jars sale and community events at churches and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Moore
Patoka
Mr. Moore
J. W. Hatch
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio
Denver
Col
Vernon Stars
Baloon
Vernon
Lawrence
Pugh
Simcox
Grandfather Buss Dies After 82 Years Of Life In Patoka
Abraham Buss born January 11 1826 died September 12 1908 aged 82 8 1. He moved to Marion County in 1872 then Patoka in 1884 and resided there until death. He leaves Maria King wife two daughters three sons sixteen grandchildren and many friends. Funeral at home Sunday at 1 pm conducted by Revs Pressly and Smith with interment in Cruse cemetery east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers
Gyanipa Buss
Paof
Revs
Pressly
Smith
Cruse
Abraham Buss
Maria King
Marion County
Patoka
Patoka Cannery Opens Next Year Contracts for Growers
The Patoka Cannery announces it is ready to contract with tomato growers for the next year. Existing contract holders have priority, and additional growers will be considered if the required acreage is not secured. Call at the Cannery office to sign up promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
Fall Hat Parade At Patoka Store Opening
Ladies invited to a grand Fall Opening on Friday and Saturday September 18 and 19 at Patoka store. Display includes felt and velvet hats priced from 25 cents to 5 dollars. Visitors urged to come on the specified dates and view the up to date line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mespames Buss & Crarc
Hartley Bakery Opens With Strong Demand In Patoka
A. J. Hartley opened his bakery to the public Saturday morning offering bread buns rusks cakes cookies and candies. By day’s end bread supply ran out and other dainties dwindled though readers praised the breads cakes and candies. The Hartleys report good customer reception at the new location and from restaurants using Patoka Bakery goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Hartley
Patoka
Centralia
Christian Endeavor Lawn Social At Miss Vail Home
Members of the Christian Endeavor gathered for a lawn social Tuesday evening at Miss Lillian Vail's home. The well lit lawn hosted forty attendees with music and games and refreshments of watermelon and iced lemonade. Everyone departed in good spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Lillian Vail
Christian
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Jessie Cox
A surprise party was given Friday for Miss Jessie Cox on her eighteenth birthday at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Milliard Cox, in Sho Lconier. Guests included Mertle Cox Myrtle Emmerson Nora Ruth Lala Hallie Blankinship Stella Gill Effie Rockwell Maggie Bertha Minnie Beck Sidney Sessions Rebecca Ballard Mrs Gertie Cox Mrs Lottie Cox and Alice Corson plus many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Cox
Milliard Cox
Sholconier
Misses Mertle Cox
Myrtle Emmerson
Nora
Ruth
Lala
Hallie Blankinship
Stella Gill
Effie Rockwell
Maggie
Bertha
Minnie Beck
Sidney Sessions
Rebecca Ballard
Gertie Cox
Lottie Cox
Alice Corson
Fred Gerard
Clay Lawler
Tehren
Willette
Loyd Bethard
Clyde Dees
Idd
Selby Cooper
Paul
Harry Metzger
Rollie Blankinship
Will
John Beck
Fred Sessions
Rev. Cox
Orb Carson
George
Charlie Cox
Orl Burton
Kitchen Shower at Patoka School for Sullivan Couple
High School pupils surprised Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sullivan on their first Monday in the new Patoka home. They filled the house with kitchen utensils from clothes pins to graniteware and left many useful articles as a token of esteem from the Patoka school community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Mills
Earl
Etta McHugh
Keysport
Billy Kesner
Loraine Hooper
Centralia
Edwin Armstrong
Wallace
Edwin
Willey
M. I
Patoka
George Cothern
Charles Arnold
Sterling, Col
Register
Belle Arnold
Addie Caldwell
Tom Foster
Poster
Pressly
W. P. Sullivan
Notice to trespass and hunt on farms prohibited
Property owner J S Sivansom warns all parties not to trespass hunt or remove sand from either of the two farms under penalty of law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Sivansom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alcom’s
Taylor
T. B. Walker
Lois and
Virgil McNeil
Alma
John Cook
J. R. Quayle
Fred Wasem
Alton
Military
Ida Spencer
Squire Farmer
C. E. Blankinship
Nellie Earl
Olney
Indianapolis
May Spencer
Salem
W. D. Newman
Gebher
Seenon
Ramsey
Belle. Simcox
Amanda Sutherland
Hidalgo
Nebraska Indians
Wm. Jackson
Zerah Farmer
Mindora Carter
A. J. Wernsman
James Walden
Colfax
Elmer Eaglin
C. H. van Buren
Fredonia, Kas
Frank Osborne
Stonington
Chicago
Threr Points
Prof. McDavid
Cummings
James Wasem
Milliken University
Zion
A. B. Lawrence
Salt Lake City
A. S. Gray
Ham Armstrong
Mollie Burge
X. B. Holland
James Belcher
Kenney
C. T. Pohling
J. A. Towler
Carl Simcox
Decatur
Millikin University
E. N. Norris
Rev. Willey
Harbin Chandler
Elaine McConnel
Weleetka, Okla
Thomas Buss
San Diego
California
C. V. Farmer
Leland
J. L. Alton
N. W. Holland
Jessie Reed
Corning
Iowa
Vandalia
Lewis Pugh
Edward DeLassus
Baptist Association
Christian Church
Alcom
Josephine Quayle
Walter R. Buckhardt
C. B. Quayle
Bliss
Idaho
W. D. Murfin
Flower
C. M. Ashton
Chance’s Grove
Alton’s
Fred
Alton Rehuning
Marion Ave
Illinois
Jesse Vallow
North Dakota
Clinton
Centralia Baptist Association
Baptist Church
J. R. Kelley
Eld
J. H. Cozad
Grandpa Buss
Jesus
Grandpa
Tomato Growers
Star Brand
William Sharp
C. H. Arnold
J. L.simees
C. E. Social
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