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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1930

Page

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Junior Class Play Promises Ducks Themed Drama

The Junior class has chosen a six boy four girl cast for a play titled Ducks. Rehearsals start this week as they prepare a Montana ranch tale about oil, memory loss, and a duck scene that reveals hidden wealth. Community members Miss Caldwell and Jack Jennings visited. Wayne Eagan spent a weekend with Monte Gaston. Sophomore Wiener Roast recounts a bonfire and games at Robinson Hills with a Blue Goose gathering sponsor Miss Schaefer.

Marilou Drury Drury Ranch Montana Marilou Dallas Gibson Terry Redmond Ducks Jarvis Gibson Heinie Blue Goose Garage Robinson Hills

Industrial firms refine selection with scientific methods

Large companies increasingly replace single impression interviews with data driven evaluation of candidates. Bell Telephone develops history based testing for training program entrants. More objective records aim to match youth with suitable industrial paths, reducing eliminations and enhancing fit.

Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company

County Central Committees Meet in Salem Illinois

Republican and Democrat parties held county committee meetings in Salem Illinois. Levi East chaired the session with George Holt as temporary secretary. Delegates named to the State Convention include Dan Peace Helen Mc Mackin Marlory Wm Pick George Holt and others with Levi East and John Jennings chosen as leaders.

Republican Democrat Salem Levi East George Holt Chas. Rohrbaugh Kinmundy William Pick Centralia Alma Rainey E. Rainey Carrigan Harker Central City Bible Marlory Pick Rittenhouse Kell Winkler Wham Brown i Baldridge Harris Foster Souter Haines Holt Tuka Beaver Brown Kinundy Rohrbaugh Meacham Eacey Odin Olinger Claybaugh Omega Bosley Patoka Jennings Cox Ape Raccoon Stevens Romine Hawkins East Chassels Jones Farthing Sandoval Davidson Kennedy Creed Stevenson Morgan Tony Maxey Walnut Hill Shaw Pielke O'S Rohrbough Earl Creed Glenridge John Wham Mr. Rohrbaugh John Jennings Dan Peace Helen McMackin Wm. Pick Geo. Holt A. B. Rittenghouse C. B. Rohrbaugh Stoker Henry Olinger W. G. Wilson Ruth Adams Olive Williams L. Brown Vern Joy Regis Parks Paul Kramer Mattie Knight Opal Bell H. H. Farthing C. L. McMackin Ewing Davidson J. M. Brown A. W. Kell H. F. Kennedy Elmer Baldridge June Smith Mark Cunningham

Mathematics and Law Topics Taught This Week

The Algebra class worked on written problems from six weeks of study. The Geometry class covers Trigonometric ratio. The Commercial Law class begins its final six weeks on Rights and Duties of Partners Liability dissolution partnerships organization powers liabilities and dissolution of corporations.

English Classes Start Shakespeare Study This Week

The English I class begins The Merchant of Venice this week while English II studies Literature in the South. English III will finish Sir Roger De Coverly Papers in the next few days. Mr. DeLay in General Science questions steps if gas escaped. Delbert Belcher: Long ones.

Roger de Coverly Mr. DeLay Delbert Belcher

History notes on Wilson era and key reforms

Summary notes describe Woodrow Wilson and the New Freedom program, the creation of Federal Reserve Banks, the establishment of the Agriculture Department, the opening of the Panama Canal, and the Mexican Revolution, with continuation promised on the next page.

Woodrow Wilson Federal Reserve Banks Panama Canal

Are Sin Disease and Death Real in Christian Science News

Sunday services across all Churches of Christ, Scientist discussed the topic Are Sin Disease and Death Real with lessons referencing Luke 9 1 2 Isaiah 41 10 and Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. Preachers Humphrey Farrell Good Odin share 730 p m sermons and Epworth League outlines for April 20 at 6 30 p m include talks on Jesus words on the cross.

Churches of Christ Scientist Mary Baker Eddy Christ God Humphrey Farrell Goodall Odin Epworth League Jesus

Patoka Pentecostal News Easter Services and Campaign Closure

Evangelists Jos B Marsh and Elizabeth Marsh from Winnipeg will close the campaign at the Legion Hall with a farewell Sunday Easter service. The program includes Good Friday cross stations, a Saturday dedication of children, and Easter morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Breaking of bread follows, then an 7:30 p.m. Easter message by Evangelist Elizabeth Marsh.

Elizabeth Marsh

Easter Cantata Planned for Sunday Night at Gym

A cantata titled There will be an Easter Cantata will be performed on Sunday night April 20 at the gymnasium. Members from all churches assist in the program and all are invited to attend.

Anna Gerrish Dies After Long Illness in Patoka

Anna Stella Gerrish 71 died April 11 1930 at her daughter Marys home in Woodlawn Illinois after a lifetime in Patoka area. Born February 2 1859 in St Louis Missouri she married Levi Gerrish who died 1901. Survived by daughter Mrs Glenn Wood son David Gerrish five grandchildren and several stepchildren. Funeral at Patoka Christian Church conducted by Rev F O Fannon with burial in Patoka cemetery.

Anna Stella Gerrish Jonathan Mary Linton St. Louis Mary Woodlawn Levi Gerrish David Christian Church Patoka Glenn Wood Ill David Gerrish Mt. Vernon Robert Foltz Sandoval Tom Shepherd Ola Potts Colorado Springs Colo Charles Ververs Keysor Walter Gerrish Lancaster Elnora Linton Anna F. O. Fannon Centralia

Baptist Church News B Y P A Service

Sunday night program at the Baptist church April 20 features topics on confessing Jesus as Lord with readings from Luke and Romans. Speakers include Bessie Hill Alice Mcjonnier Artie Rogier Rose Mae Warner Irene Malan and Grover Malan with a poem The Weaver and a song Let Others See Jesus in You.

Jesus Bessie Hill Alice Mcjonnier Christ Artie Rogier Rose Mae Warner Irene Malan Grover Malan

M E Church News Weekly Sunday School Offerings Easter Services

The M E Church urges all Sunday School members to give a large world service offering next Sunday. Easter services are emphasized and Epworth League met Tuesday with Harriett Quayle leading the topic Our Idea of God. Genevieve Ballance read scripture. Ruby Eagan performed a poem and vocal duet with Blanche McCallon.

M. E. Sunday M. E. Church Epworth League Harriett Quayle God Genevieve Ballance Ruby Eagan Donna Jennings Blanche MccCallon Leona Belcher Ellen Mulvaney Elsie Gray

Holy Week Services Preview at M. E. South

The Sunday School convenes at 9 30 a m and Epworth League at 6 30 p m. Members are urged to finish in time for the Bicaster program at the gymnasium as Holy Week messages continue with Bro Purdue delivering Monday's sermon.

Epworth Purdue

State Band Contest Results at Champaign Report

Centralia High School dominates with multiple firsts in Class bands and solo events. Belleville High School leads Class A with no opposition as St Elmo wins Class C Hillsboro takes Class D. Centralia plans eight entrants to the Champaign state contest on April 26 and May.

Lenora Tharp Dorothy Heyduck Geraldine Osterholtz Ray Frazier Geo. Welborn Marshall Randall Donald Williams Charles Wilson Seaton Pearson Clyde Ostenfieltz Centralia Centralia High School Leslie Davis Louis Daniel Elliston J. M. Horton Randall Craig Ruby LaNance Bowles Edwin Conder Ned Haney Geraldine Elliott George McGowan Margaret Tharp Belleville High School St. Elmo Hillsboro Champaign C. 8 Beebe Centralia Township High School

Infant David Dean Headley Dies at One Month

Infant son of David A. and Freda E. Headley was born February 18 1930 in Vernon Illinois and died April 10 1930 at one month and twenty three days. He was preceded in death by infant brother Winfred Headley. Funeral services were held at the M E Church in Vernon on April 10 1980 with Rev Cecil Lowe and Eld Oral Brown. Burial followed in Tillman Cemetery.

David Dean Headley David A Freda E. Headley Vernon Ill Winfred Headley David Dean M. E. Church Cecil Lowe Eld Oral Brown Patoka Tillman

Population rising in Patoka over ten years

Census figures show Patoka gained 38 residents in the past decade with a forecast of 826 by 2030 assuming no droughts. The 1920 population stood at 508 and the road sign list reads 546 as officials conclude local counts before government tallying.

Patoka Nellie Belcher Elmer Becher

Prominent Local Woman Injured in Auto Wreck

Mrs. Nellie Lee of this place and Lostant suffered severe injuries in an auto wreck near Peoria last Thursday. Though not hospitalized, her injuries were painful and required medical attention. reports indicate she is progressing as well as could be expected.

Nellie Lee Lostant Peoria

Needed Rain Visits This Section Early Week

The first rainfall in some time arrived, with farmers noting its need and benefits. Light showers began Monday and continued through Wednesday, helping growing vegetation across the area.

Local News Notes from Patoka and Surrounding Area

Walter Parks and family visited relatives in St Elmo and at Offingham Hospital. Alcom and Altom’s offer groceries, seeds, and Easter cards with prices like 20c per pound candies and 3 loaves for 25c. Born to Raymond Kirgan and wife a baby girl on Saturday April 12, and Wesley Black and wife a baby boy on Sunday April 18. Henry Pugh, Evansville business visitor, trades for a Chevrolet sedan. Cobbler seed potatoes priced at $2 per bushel. potatoes and onions advertised. Mothers Bread wrappers offer a free fountain pen. David Van Fossan from St dks visited home folks. C L McMackin and daughter Helen of Salem stopped en route to Springfield.

Walter Parks St. Elmo Offingham Hospital Sandoval Alcom’s Raymond Kirgan Henry Pugh Walker The Elevator Co Ben Livesay Evansville Altom’s Wesley Black

Out of Town Folks Entertained Here

Mesdames Rymer Olsen Witehd Anderson of St Louis Basinger Centralia Kagy and Parks of Salem were entertained at luncheon in the town today. The afternoon was spent in playing bridge at the home of W L Parks.

Mesdames Rymer Olsen Witehd Anderson St. Louis Basinger Centralia Kagy Parks Salem Nooday W. L. Parks Ie Town Pla Bridge

Clinton County Precinct Committeemen Named

Primary results list Democratic precinct committeemen in Clinton County with names across many townships including Brookside, Meridian, East Fork, Lake, Clement, Carlyle, Irishtown, Breese, Germantown, St Rose, New Baden, New Memphis, Damiansville, Aviston, Trenton and others. Notable names include O L Phillips, Otto Pfeiffer, Arthur Thomas, Frank Davidson, Gus Husmann, Harry Orrell, James Ward, Joseph Ra gen, David Reynolds, and Herman Poettker.

Clinton County Brookside O. L. Phillips Otto Pfeiffer Roy Arnold Meridian Arthur Thomas East Fork Frank Davidson Lake Gus Husmann Harry Orrell Clement William Meyer Carlyle Big P. Farrell Joseph Ragen David Reynolds Trishtown C. M. Newkirk J. L. Diffenant Santa Fe Blas Bach Wade William Farley H. G Beaty Ed Lake Fred Se ‘i Ogel C. A Sims F. P. Haderlein J. W uComb Elmer Sadler Irishtown J. H. Finky H. Beckemeyer Madlux Joseph Pulliam H. Him Ifpfarms Shaie Wheatfield W. Beckemeyer

Centralia Track Team Wins Dual Meet at Carlyle

Centralia Township High School edged Carlyle 73 2-3 to 49 1-3 to win its season opener. Stansell led sprint wins with 100 and 220 yard dashes, Mooney swept field events, and multiple Centralia athletes topped events including discus, mile, and high jump.

Centralia Township Carlyle Kaskaskians Stansell Centralia Killian Spilman Mooney Marbory Keith Hauskins Carter Aird Stanal Centra Ayres Marcel Cent Lia

Attendess the ours Cards Opening Tit

A fragmented report notes W. W. Field from Withy Parke observed the opening game of the Cards against the Cubs in a big city. The piece mentions Gabby Mart and Fisher as notable players, with Field described as Cub‑focused and Fisher a promising newcomer for New York.

Hamid Chiecr W. W. Field Cubs Mr. Field Gabby Marthe Fisher

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Mary Caldwell Jack Jennings Wayne Eagan Monte Gaston Salem, Ill Christian Science Churches Patoka Pentecostal News Union Easter Services Anna Gerrish Baptist. Church News M. E. Church News M. E. South News David van Fossan St. Dks Helen Springfield ING. Alberts Damiiansvil Aviston Entory
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