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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1940

Page

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Illinois Farmers Increase Rations For Hungry Soils

Illinois farmers raise use of commercial fertilizers with 40,673 tons applied in 1939 up from 36,132 tons in 1938. Most tonnage comes from 33 analyses, while rock phosphate use climbs to 49,016 tons. Experts note higher analysis mixes and the need for phosphate replacement, but emphasize basic soil management and crop rotation as foundations before relying on supplements.

Iilnois John Illinois Agricultural Association Til& Farmers Spener Ilinois IAA E. H. DeTurk Illinois

Chicken Dinner Served by Ladies Aid on Election Day

The Ladies Aid of the Christian Church will serve a chicken dinner to the public on Election Day April 9 in the C N Cruse Building. Price is 35 cents.

Ladies Aid of the Christian Church C. N. Cruse Bldg

Wants and Sold Items Include Hay Pigs Tractor and More

Classified notices list hay for sale by Hayes and Adams and sow with 9 pigs by F B Adams.used McCormick Deering equipment for sale including binder mower drill corn planter and a John Deere wagon. Delaval cream separator for sale by John Shepard. Hayes Pay Day Chicks Hatch Days Monday and Thursday with low price custom hatching. Purina Embryo Feeds Flour Co. Locust Street Co. Pigs and a year old horse for sale or trade near Fairman by Ted Ticknor. Poultry wire 65 ft and furnished rooms for rent. Piano for sale by Josephine De Lay Patoka. Black mare four years old for sale by Frank Brokelmeyer.

Hayes F. BE. Adams McCormick-Deering Oliver John Deere John Nagel Sandoval John Shepard S. W. Hayes Harghery Vandeba Purina Centratia Feeds& Flour Co Locust Street N. Carter Fairman Ted Ticknor Claud Foster Mrs. Crosby Josephine DeLay Frank Brokelmeyer

Mrs Frank Doudera Obituary

Mrs Frank Doudera died at home in Foster Township on March 26 at age 70 years 13 days. She was born Josephine Nederost in Czechoslovakia March 18 1870 and came to Chicago then Foster Township. Survived by her husband eight sons and one daughter, 12 grandchildren, and many relatives. youngest daughter Jillian Garrett died 1956. Funeral March 28 at Greenridge Church. burial Martin Cemetery. Cards of thanks from Frank Doudera Sr and family.

Frank Doudera Foster Township Josephine Nederost Czechoslovakia Chicago Rank Doudera Jillian Garrett Marsh Doudera Greenridge Wright Alma Dycus Hoyleton Martin Cemetery Beery

Methodist Church Sunday Services and Plans

Sunday School drew 125 attendees with offerings of 6.49 dollars and morning worship had 74 present. Evening service reached 195. Glee Club performed three songs at Sunday School and two in the evening. E L De Lay acted as superintendent. Evelyn Baston won a zipper Bible for bringing the most guests. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at Mrs Griffin’s home. Alma Centralia Choral Club to sing next Sunday April 7 in evening service. April plans feature Israel’s tribes represented by couples. District Conference at Mt Vernon Epworth Church April 11-12.

Young Peoples Nancy Simcox Glee Club Dorothy Christie E. L. DeLay Evelyn Baston Ladies Aid A. A. Griffin Mae Simcox Albert Cruse Bert Bushnell Charles Miller Alma-Centralia Choral Club Israel Centralia District Epworth Mt. Vernon

Brooks for State Senator Lyons for Governor Primary Election

Fragmentary text indicates a primary election notice urging voters to participate. It mentions Brooks for State Senator and Lyons for Governor, with polling hours and precinct guidance. The readable content urges registered voters to vote in November, noting a call for change. The fragment references election logistics and public participation.

Brooks

Primary Election Notice and Local Church Services

Voters urged to participate in the April 9 primary. References to Roosevelt Slatterly and other candidates and a Democratic committee. Advertises Sunday services and church activities with layman attendance urged and a pastor named M Miller.

Roosevelt Slatterly Dem. Committee

D. D. Club Easter Party Hosted by Doolens

The D. D. Club enjoyed an Easter party at Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Doolen's home on March 23. Prizes were awarded in contests won by Mrs. Gladys Wernsman Carroll Mojonnier and Mrs. Loretta Genre. Refreshments were prepared by the hostesses with Mrs. Wernsman assisting. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mojonnier Mr. and Mrs. James Wernsman Mr. and Mrs. Orville Genre and Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford Jr. The group planned a meet in April at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Elliott of Centralia.

D. D. Club Wilbur Doolen Gladys Wernsman Carroll Mojonnier Loretta ‘Genre James Wernsman Orville Genre John Crawford Jr Ralph Elliott Centralia

Deputy to Visit Victoria Chapter Monday Night

Miss Viola Thompson of Greenville will visit Victoria Chapter on Monday night April 8 at 8 o clock. All members are urged to attend. Rose Mojonnier Worthy Matron thanks all who assisted in the Mason cats after the installation Monday night.

Viola Thompson Greenville Victoria Ach Mason’s Rose Mojonnier

Vernon Visitors and Local Moves Highlight Weekend

Vernon residents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wickenhouser visited on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hill and family moved into town. Mrs. Fara Caldwell left for Florida. Miss Nellie Mansfield of Centralia visited the Hudspeths. Gerald Cox Anna Pugh Madaline Porter and daughter Gayle and Jimmie Cox were Centra lia visitors. James Cox returned home for over Sunday.

Joe Wickenhouser Vernon Oscar Hill Fara Caldwell Florida Nellie Mansfield Centralia Harvey Hudspeth Gerald Cox Anna Pugh Madaline Porter Gayle Jimmie Cox James Cox

Rat control plan sparks high interest in Marion County farms

A large portion of rat infested farms and premises are to receive ready prepared red squill poison bait on April 25 as part of a county wide campaign. Farm Adviser Blackburn urges use of all methods to reduce infestations and a non profit distribution system is set up with local distributors.

Blackburn Marion County Rat Farm Adviser H. V. Toulme Qdin Patoka Elevator Patoka Jones& Martin A. J .Luttrell Omega Luther Howe Iuka Wm. Bauman Luka Wade Lumber Co Far

Mrs. Elvine Yardley Rites Held at Boulder Illinois

Mrs. Elvine Yardley aged 93 of near Boulder Illinois died March 26 1940 after a long illness. She married Jeremiah Yardley in 1870 and they shared 67 years together on a Fayette County farm. Surviving children are Charles Yardley Mrs Emery Minder and Mrs James Cochan with numerous grandchildren great grandchildren and relatives. Funeral services were held at Boulder Methodist Church with interment in Patoka Indiana area cemetery.

Elvine Yardley Boulder Ill Noah Heather Vandalia Fayette County Jeremiah Yardley Charles Yardley Emery Minder James Cochan Minder Grandma Yardley

Revival meet at Bridge Church prompts Friday services

Rentecost Church announces Friday night services as a revival progresses at Bridge Church. Sunday School at 9:336, preaching at 10:45. Mr and Mrs Porter Simcox of Greenville spent Sunday visiting relatives.

Bridge Church Mrs. Porter Simcox Greenville

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Llinois Frank Doudera Sr R Brooks States Lyons Tion Yolls Smith’s Etention Voters Ord Wday School Bro G. J. Ring Ted M. Miller Richard J. Lyons Mr. Lyons Vember Rentecost Church
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