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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1931

Page

5

Sandy Branch social notes and local visits reported

Miss Christina Eller returns home after time with Miss Roda Garrett. Numerous neighbors accompany meals, visits, and shop trades across Sandy Branch. Upcoming events include a kitchen shower for Mr and Mrs Lou Morris and a basket dinner on Sunday September 27 at Jollywood Park Alma. Breakneck beats Kinmundy 7 to 4 with rematch planned.

Christina Eller Roda Garrett Valinda Conant Irma Garrett Frank Swift South Bend Charles Lowe, Sr Cleve Doolen Sam Lowe Bob Andrews Billy Morris Selby Garrett Marshall Williams Gloria Amne George Cole Lou Morris Leah Louise Al‘ma Ben Wainscott Helen Lieyd Marvin Conant Chardrest Mack Robb Robb Jollywood Park Alma Sandy Branch Elvin Conant Selby Garretts

Community Notes From Odin Township

Dwain Schockent of Crystal Lake made a brief visit on his route home from his uncle Joe Heiple’s. Bethel Church held a two day Association with large attendance and Rev Demollian of Mulberry Grove will be pastor this year. Several families including the Austins and McClellands visited relatives in Sandoval and Centralia to see Dr Haney. Mason Holtslaw reported a missing cow after a wheat related death incident.

Dwain Schockent Crystal Lake James Case James McClellands Joe Heiples Melvin Austin Phyllis A. C. Austin Sandoval Bethel Church Demollian Mulberry Grove Lois McClelland Gertrude Susan McClelland Grace Meredith Allie McClelland David Pheebe McClelland Lora Holtslaw Mason Holtslaw Jas. R. McClelland Ethel Austin J. R. Holtslaw Centralia Haney

Relatives and Friends Gather in Cape Girardeau Weekend

Cape Girardeau residents and friends joined Lawrence Kissner and wife for a weekend visit. Various local residents assisted with threshing and meals, attended Zion Ladies Aid, and visited neighbors including the Belchers Perrines and Kissners. Families from nearby towns were noted in Sunday calls and visits.

Cape Girardeau, Mo Lawrence Kissner Owen Belcher Chas. Foltz Lee Britt Mt. Vernon Lotta Ballance Zion Ladies Aid Maggie MacNichols Lewis Kissner Dean Long Willie Kissner Peaches Arlene Perrine Gayle Belcher Bro Frank Brockelmeyer Charles Belcher Luther Perrine R. D. Kissner Chas. Thalman Vandalia Rose Britt Ella Linton Wayne Long Roy Thalman Robert Arnold O. H. Britt Carl Hines Alma

Cracker Neck Grandma Visits Smithsboro And Nearby Families

Cracker Neck Grandma Wall visits Smithsboro for an indefinite stay with Murl Lee and wife. Mary Shepard shops in Patoka Thursday. Jeanine Alexander calls on Mary Shepard Monday. Beans and corn work described. George Belcher and Stanley Barnes cut corn for Noble Bryant Monday. Charley Shepard and family stay with J. A. Shepard Wednesday night to Thursday night. Luther Barnes family visits J. A. Shepard. Verdena Wooden visits Shady Grove School. Unclear note on where Stombaugh Hill left off. George Olmstead visits sister Alta Bryant. Betty Marie Shepard visits Bessie Stark. Marie Murray returns to school after tonsilitis. Dock Shepard cuts corn for E. L. Sharp.

Grandma Wall Smithsboro Murl Lee Mary Shepard Patoka Jeanine Alexander George Belcher Stanley Barnes Noble Bryant Charley Shepard J. A. Shepard Luther Barnes Verdena ‘Wooden Shady Grove School Stombaugh Hill George Olmstead Alta Bryant Betty Marie Shepard Bessie Stark Marie Murray Dock Shepard E. L. Sharp

Local visits and family notes from Vandalia and surrounding towns

J A Shepard helped his son John plant soy beans last Saturday. Mary Tombaugh of Vandalia visited her uncle John Shepard of Toad Island last week. Jim Logue of Fairman visited relatives in the Neck on Monday. Dickey and Marybell Stombaugh of Vandalia visited cousins Betty Marie and Pauline Shepard of Toad Island last week.

J. A. Shepard John Mary Tombaugh Vandalia John Shepard Toad Island Jim Logue Fairman Dickey Marybell Stombaugh Betty, Marie Pauline Shepard

Residents Visit Family and Attend Local Sale in Southeast Town

Mr and Mrs Ive Schmahl of Rock Falls host Miss Mabel Bowen who has stayed with her sister Mrs Schmahl while visiting her parents Mrs Clarence Bowen and family. Ruby Nettie Herb and Ernest Schmahl and Mrs Mary Pulver and daughter Florence called on Mrs Ed Belcher Saturday. Luther Williams and family attended the sale Monday. Frank Bradford and family called on Mat Belcher Sunday evening.

Phyllis Austin Sandoval A. C. Austin Frank Litterel James Case J. R. Holtslaws Cordin Holtslaw Juanita Central City Lois McClelland Gertrude W. R. McClelland Martin J. R. Holtslaw Emma Ross Ive Schmahl Rock Falls Mabel Bowen Schmahl Clarence Bowen Ruby Nettie Herb Ernest Schmahl Mary Pulver Florence Ed Belcher Luther Williams Johnson Thresher Frank Bradford Mat Belcher Sam Bryant Mary Stothbaugh Hill Hazel McClary West Vandalia Craceker Neck Minnie Wolff John Wolff Ob Karr Rollie Stombaugh Mr. Stombaugh T. M. Stombaugh George Helbeck Martin Stombaugh Glenda Bink Stombaugh Vandalia Glen

Local Social Notes From Cra ceker Neck Area

Stombaugh Hill families and neighbors enjoy visits and dinners with several trips to St Louis noted. A surprise 68th birthday dinner for T M Stombaugh drew relatives. many Stombaughs and friends attended. Community members, sickness, school half days, and various calls and visits are listed.

Illinois Tops State Approp for Employment Service

Illinois leads the states in appropriations for the State free employment service per the Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics. Aurora Illinois was a Hudson Bay Company trading post in 1818 when Illinois joined the Union.

Illinois Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics Aurora Hudson Bay Company

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Breakneck Kinmundy Bill Conant Marvin Conants Fletcher Cole Lloyd Fruit Fletch Odin Township Eaglin Altow’s Lowe Brothers Cc. A. Globe Vernon T. E. Irvin Patoka Fred Johann Glen Henderson St. Louis Erma Fields Mary Stombaugh Amel Oberg Brownstown Marybell Stombaugh Betty Jane Crumfield Eakin Hotel J. R. Stombaugh The Richard Huddleston Near Greenville Harry Hawkins Ella Hankins Wm. Laswell Ray Harries Archie Bryant Tamalco George Lee Glen Stombaugh Unity Mutual L. W. Ballance Unity Mutual Benefit Association OF Illinois J. W. Alexander Iss Los Ereby J. W. Xander J. W. Aley Association Alexander
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