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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1935

Page

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Milk price rise as production drops in St Louis dairy region

Dairymen in the St Louis Milk district report higher returns from milk due to market demand aligning with production. January and February 1935 show 12 percent less total production than the same period a year earlier, while February butter prices rise 37 percent from 1934.

St. Louis Clé&s I M. E. Bone Sanitary Office of Sanitary Milk Producers St.Louis United States Middle West

Livestock Market Study Shows Higher Returns With Fewer Carloads

Producers Co-Operative at National Stock Yards reports January and February results: 1,622 carloads this year vs 2,243 last year, yet revenue rose from 1,567,233 to 1,926,787.60 dollars. Fewer cattle and ongoing meat price pressure raise questions about future price levels.

Producers Co-Operative

Purity Bread Wins Trophy at National Contest

Purity Baking Company earned top honors in the Better Bread Contest. Purity Fine Bread captured the silver trophy as Quality Bakers of America scores the entry from Purity’s New York headquarters. A Purity representative exhibited the trophy to local dealers in town.

United States Purity Baking Company Quality Bakers of America National Cooperative Organization of Wholesale Bakers New York City Manday

Christian Church to Present Easter Pageant on April 21

The Christian Church plans an Easter pageant on April 21 with an open invitation. The program details will be printed later for parishioners and guests.

The Christian Church

Mrs Crosby Visited Vernon with Niece Mrs Freyer

Mrs B V Crosby spent time in Vernon recently visiting her niece Mrs Fred Freyer. The social call highlighted family connections and local courtesy among residents.

B. V. Crosby Vernon Fred Freyer

Birthday Dinner Given Sunday at Belcher Home

A pleasant surprise birthday dinner was held Sunday at the Harold Belcher home east of town for Isaac Belcher Carson Chandler Harold Belcher Lulu Belcher and Walter Chandler. Guests included Mrs Beatice Black and family Wim Ballange Ethel Long Robert Arnold and families and others. A bountiful repast followed games running races and singing in a cheerful community gathering.

Isaac Belcher Carson Chandler Harold Belcher Lulu Belcher Walter Chandler Beatrice Black Wim, Ballange Ethel Long Robert Arnold Wen Belcher John Thalman Fred Meyers Sand Floyd Britt Isaac Belcher Doc Deffenbaugh Decatur Jim Belcher Peoria

Sunrise Easter Morning Prayer Service Planned

The Christian Church will observe an annual Sunrise Prayer Service Easter Sunday at sunrise. All Christian denominations are invited to attend and participate. The service program will be published later.

Emergency Crop Loans To Be Made Available

Emergency loans from a 60 million dollar fund will be available within a week to Marion county farmers. Applications go through county committees via the Farm Credit Administration. Loans range from 10 to 500 dollars and are for seed, fertilizer, feeds, and financing but not for livestock, taxes, debts, or equipment. Eligibility requires inability to obtain credit elsewhere and cooperation with the AAA production control program.

Congress Marion County W. S. Myers Goveror Farm Credit Administration Fred Blackbourn Myers Minvis Lattre Agricultural Adjustment Administration Fed

Eaglin School Holds April Fool Program

The pupils of Eaglin school presented an April Fool program Saturday night to patrons and friends despite bad weather a fine crowd attended and numerous laughs and applause indicated strong reception. The school and Sunday schools plan an elaborate Easter pageant at the school house on Good Friday night all are invited to attend.

Eaglin School

Wesley Black Moves Family to Doty Farm East of Town

Mr. Wesley Black and his family have relocated to the Doty farm east of town, taking over the property vacated by Jim Devine.

Wesley Black Doty Farm Jim Devine

Adams Family Fete Honors Jett Adams Eighty Fifth Birthday

Friends and relatives gathered at the home of O Y A Adams to celebrate Jett Adams’s eighty fifth birthday. Attendees included CG A Adams and several Adams family members led by Claude, Dayne, Eldon, and Donald Adams with Anna Belle and Doris Mae among the grandchildren. Other guests came from Fairman Cen tralia East St. Louis St. Louis and nearby areas.

Adams OY A. Adam Jett Adams Jett “Adams CG. A Adams Claude Ris Annabelle Dayne Eldon Donald Adams Morris Adams Claud Adams Wiley Adams Fairman Homer Adams Centralia R. J. Kaisey East St. Louis V. Freeman St. Louis Walter Adams Doris Mae Denver Adams Oscar Davis

Womans Club Meeting Planned for April Thirteenth

Program for Saturday afternoon features Music by a Ladies Trio and a poetry roll call. Elizabeth Limecox performs a solo. Rev. Cady speaks on past versus modern literature. A Needle thread and jabber society playlet involves six club women and one girl. Members bring cup spoon and plate for self and guest. Belle Beckemeyer Muusic¢ chairs. Elsie Gray literature chair. Emma Smith leads Music Literature and Art.

Elizabeth Limecox Cady Belle Beckemeyer Muusic Elsie Gray Emma Smith

Perfect attendance and an operetta planned for April at the high school

School lists perfect spellers for Marett month across grades. an operetta The Awakening is set for Friday night April 19 in the high school gym with 10 cent admission to support purchasing a press for various events. The article names many students with perfect attendance in March across grades and lists many more spellings by grade.

Ressons Marett Don Griffin Conway Malan Sonny Talcott Mary Selvier Junior Kidder Betty Jeam John Richard Wasem Bobby Howell Evalena Jennings Connie Meador Emil Nattier Chro Dclag Ipent Evelyn Easton Alavon Walker Joy Barnes Pansy Wasem Dale Elis Wu. E. Green Dean Mead

M E Church South Island Chapel and Zion meeting notes

The South Island Chapel Church School opens at 10:00, with sermons on The Fatherhood of God and The Voice of Temptation Eden in the morning and The Voice of Obedience Gethsemane in the evening. A Zion Church program on Education in Religion is praised, with Mrs Erie Knight on Christian Growth and Edith Hines leading. The Woman's Missionary Society of Patoka Church meets April 10 at 2:00 pm at Mrs Effie Smith's.

Island Chapel John Eden Gethsemane Vyline A. P. D The Zion Church Edith Hines Erie Knight Woman’s Missionary Society of the Patoka Effie Smith

Prominent Patoka Farmer Carson Chandler Dies at 66

Carson Chandler, a longtime Patoka area farmer and esteemed community leader, died of heart failure at home after collapsing Monday. He served as director of the Patoka Telephone Exchange and Farmers Cooperative Elevator, leaves widow Addie Chandler and seven children, funeral at M E Church South with Rev H M Cady, burial in Patoka cemetery.

Patoka Clirson Chandler Patoka Telephone Exchange Farmers’ Cooperative Elevator Co

Pinochle Party At Schroeder Home

Mr and Mrs Orville Schroeder hosted a pinochle party Saturday night with guests including Mr and Mrs Homer Potts Mr and Mrs L D Altom Mr and Mrs Ingvald Settem Mr and Mrs Elston Green and several others High men score went to Mervel Willett High women score to Eva Potts and floating prize to Dale Altom

Orville Schroeden Homer Potts L. D. Altom Ingvald Settem

Card of Thanks from Pa toka Township Highway Commissioner

The writer thanks Pa toka township voters for electing them as Highway Commissioner and pledges to perform duties to the best of their ability.

Patoka Township

Birthday Surprise for John Jennings

A March 30 surprise party at the Ballance home honored John Jennings as he seeks re election as School Director. Guests included Col Jonas A. Jon and Prof E L De Lay who led a questioning routine about school affairs, yielding a grade of 85 plus and praise from educators present. The event featured games music refreshments and a large gathering of family and local officials.

Jonas A. Jon Famil Jennings Vna BE. L. Delay DeLay Troyer Anderson D. W. Troyer Thelma Pugh J. R. Wasem F. B. Ballance John A. Jennings John Jr Alderman E. L. DeLay P. M A. M B. N. Griffin Chas. Swift Anderson B. Ballance L. W. Ballance Helen Troyer Elizabeth Simcox Bettie Ballance

Mrs Elston Green Hosts Vernon Club Quilt Event

The Chatter and Stitch Club of Vernon met at Patoka at the home of Mrs Bilston Greene. Guests pieced quilt blocks for the hostess and then shared a pot luck noon meal with attendees including Mrs Isabel Pratt and daughter Shirley Mrs Chas Moore Mrs John Epps Mrs Bob Foltz and several others.

Vernon Patoka Bilston Greene Quilt Lock Isabel Pratt Shirley Chas. Moore John Epps Bob F

Shower for Newly Weds Held by Friends

A miscellaneous shower was given by friends for the newly married couple Mr and Mrs Leste Walker on Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Forest Cothern. The couple plan to reside there for the next ten months. Guests received many beautiful and useful gifts and enjoyed an evening of merriment.

Leste Walker Forest Cothern Wwedy

Religious Study Passages Highlight Unity and Omnipresence

A Lesson Sermon cites Philippians 4 8 and Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. It emphasizes thoughts on virtue praise and lovely things and teaches God as all inclusive, omnipresent Spirit reflected by all that is real and eternal. Christian Science Churches.

Mary Baker Eddy Christian Science Churches

Lesson Sermon Theme on Reality in Churches of Christ, Scientist

Sunday March 31 features the Lesson-Sermon with the Golden Text from Psalms 102:12 asserting divine endurance. The Bible citations include Paul’s exhortation to focus on truth honesty and justice among other virtues.

Churches of Christ Scientist

Farmer offers stock trade for truck with stock frame

Louie Wasem advertises his truck with stock frame and new tires for sale or trade for stock. He asks interested buyers to see him at once.

Louie Wasem

Obituary of Patoka Resident Clarita Phillips 1853 1935

Clarita Phillips born January 22 1853 in Kentucky came to Patoka as a child. She married FOG Lett and had eleven children with six surviving. Funeral at M E Church followed by interment at Patoka Cemetery with Rev Story officiating. Survivors include Lett and Roach families and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.

I Clarita Phillips Kentucky Finois Patoka T. JW. Walker Warrensburg C. S. Nichols Urbana James Decatur I. M Mahomet L. H Fletcher, S. Oak M. E Church M. E Rev. Story J. C. Lett T. W. Walker Warrensburt Vioyle Roberts Rorchman Maren E. M. Lett Rosene Roberts Indianaples Harold Gye Uow

Obituary of Thomas D Towler

Thomas D Towler born October 24 1869 near Patoka died March 27 1935 aged 6 years 5 months 3 days married Clara Davidson March 20 1895 father of seven children Ellen Murray Clifford Albert Ralph Fred all of Patoka with two sons Clarence and Harold predeceased him he leaves wife children twelve grandchildren three sisters Mrs Lady Pohling Denver CO Mrs Nannie Oates Vernon and Mrs Henry Pugh Patoka and one brother Joe Towler Patoka.

Addie Chandler M. E. Church South H. M. Cady Carson Chandler Augustus Eliza Chandler Marion County Chandler Addie Jackson Josephine Starbody Harold Wilburn Walter Paulise Esther Fredericks Sterling Ill Leo Tonica Til Ethel Robb Woodman’ of America Mr. Chandler Thomas D. Towler Susan Towler Bor Patoka Clara Davidson Ellen Murray Clifford Albert Ralph Fred Towler Clarence Lady Pohling Denver Colorado Nannie Oates Vernon Henry Pugh Joe Towler Valea

Township election results by precincts and offices

Patoka Township results show Paul Protz 343 votes and C L Wadkins 333 for highway commissioner and supervisor. School trustees elected Fred Garter T W Oates Democrat and Bob Eaglin Republican for constable. Pope, Foster, Carrigan and East Fork townships report party winners and office totals.

Patoka Paul Protz C. L. Wadkins Protz Fred Garter T. W. Oates Bob Eaglin Constable Pope Township Belcher Geo. Doodin Orvele Jones Alva Herrin Luther Paine James Phinney Foster Township Tom Garrett Ed Moeller John Shaw Carrigan Jim Him James Meredith East Fork Vernon DivGomb R. N. Christian

Community thanks for support after loss of Albert Meadow

The family of Albert Meadow thanks neighbors and friends for their help and support during the loss of their father and brother. Children, brothers, and sisters express heartfelt appreciation for kindness shown.

Albert

Also Mentioned on This Page

Purity Bread Eaglin Womans Club Meeting Norma Wickersham Cyril DeLay Stanley Cady Emil’ Nattier Wayne Belcher Freda Watkins Iris Belcher Dayin Jones Betty Ballance Nancy Simcox Brooks Meador Marie Speer Robert Nattier Marshall Aady Neil Potts Elaine Wickersham Irene Belcher May Field Faye Field Patsy Spurgeon Kehth Betty Altom Evelyn Mis Wallace Gray Lavonne Jones Jack Kay M. E. Church, South Pacoka Schroeder John Jennings Mrs. Elston Green Vernon Club
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