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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1925

Page

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Older Boys Conference At Centralia Proves A Great Success

The Older Boys Conference held at Centralia last Friday and Saturday drew 158 delegates from Patoka and local schools. Professor Phelps of Carbondale opened with a speech on Christian Citizenship, guiding sessions on leadership and civic responsibility. The event featured a banquet, papers by older students, and debates on how spare time should be spent, highlighting constructive activities like church, libraries, and parks.

Centralia Patoka Baptist Church Phelps Carbondale 1St Methodist Church Centralia Township Makine L. Mayer Decatur First Christian Church L. W. Hanna P. H. Bassler Pannon Ford Koh Frank Goin John Pribble Salem High School H.R. Bunes Methodist Church Alvin Williams Vernon Presiding U. L. Mayer Neil Lambur Mt. Vernon High School Chrisian Charles Fink Greenville High School Merritt Baldridge Centralia High School Harold Hutchings Effingham High School C.R. Bearmore H. R. Bunce Out of Cox

Bargain On Tennis Shoes At Cains

Bargain alert as several pairs of boys and mens tennis shoes are being offered at Cains. Limited sizes and styles available in-store only.

Cains

Six Weeks Exams Report Cards and Graduation Gifts

Six weeks exams were held last week and report cards will be issued Thursday. The graduating class purchased two remembrance items a large clock for the hall and a book case for room 5. Juniors will write a 2000 word theme on eight assigned subjects. The Older Boys Conference in Centralia drew a large delegation from Pa toka with the largest out-of-town attendance. The Closing term activities begin tonight with the Juniors banquet for the Seniors. The community is urged to support the school and state and local boards to add two new rooms an assembly hall and recreation hall like neighboring schools.

Delay Centralia Patoka

Coxs Attend Pinckneyville Missionary Union Meeting

Mr and Mrs W F Cox and Mrs P Mojonnier traveled to Pinckneyville Tuesday to join hundreds at the State Womans Missionary Union School of Methods. Mrs W P Cox spoke on The How of the Mission Study Courses as part of the program.

W. F. Cox P. Mojonnier Pinckneyville State Womans Missionary Union School of Methods Baptist State

Mrs Luther Paine Recovers From Serious Hospital Operation

Mrs Luther Paine, long confined at Centralia Hospital, underwent a serious operation yesterday. Her many friends hope for a favorable report on her condition.

Luther Paine Centralia

War Declared Near Pope Lands Said by Neighbors

Reports from Pope indicate a conflict near the boundary as two neighboring farms clash near a fence line. A later item notes a woman assaulted her husband and had him jailed in Vandalia, with his reluctance recorded.

Pope

Business Men Hold Busy Session

The semi monthly meeting of the Business Mens Association convened at the State Bank Directors rooms. New matters were discussed and the group hinted that Big Bargain Day may be May 9 with possibly an entire week devoted to real mercantile bargains. Forest Baxter spoke about a potential milk station project.

Business Mens Association State Bank Directors Rooms Forest Baxter

Death summons for William Elder Purcell at Quincy

Geo. Purcell travels to the Old Soldiers Home in Quincy after the death of his uncle William Elder Purcell last week. Purcell, once head of Springfield schools and attorney with Armstrong & Purcell, was connected to the area and had a sister Mrs Sis Carrigan of Carrigan township. The whereabouts of his daughter Mrs Alice Stroud are unknown and believed dead.

Geo. Purcell Quincy William Elder Purcell George Alice Stroud Patoka Hdn. Co Edith Gideon St. Louis Daphine Martin Patoka Holy. Co D. Carrigan E. B. Purnell Sandoval Patoka Doc Ed Purnell Patoka Hardware & Furniture Co D. R. Livesay Ira W. C. Pugh Murphysboro Meridian Skelly el Dorado Kansas John Moore Soldiers Home J. H. Moore Sterling L. Place C. V. Farmer Denver Ilinois Florida Decatur Sherman Rockville Indiana Marl Alexander Maxine Johnstone Lewis Centralia Allen Alexander Wasem Place Patoka Elevator Co Rev. Henley Joe Hudspeth Coca Cola Bottling Works Louie Wasem, Jr Mt. Auburn Macon

Patoka Local News Notes Highlight Shops and Visits

Local and personal notes from Patoka detail visits by Mrs. James Masten and others from Chicago, residents moving in and out of town, and frequent shop ads from Altoms Martins and Dains Store. The Patoka Register reports on community news, merchants' offerings, and area happenings with notices of births, travels, and upcoming sales.

James Masten Little Son Chicago T. F. Haley Altoms Martins Dains W. C. Pugh Clinton Patoka Midw Furn.Co Gloria Willie Walton Patoka Patoka Hdw. & Furn. Co Cains Jeff Smith’s I. C. Depot Martin & Martin Kansas Cavns Harry Metzger Ella Emerson Stringtown Peters John H. Davis Decatur F.H. Meier Florist Vandalia Joe Hudspeth Centralia Oliver Typewriter Patoka Hdn. Co Ohio Alexander & Griffin

American Legion Pays Tribute To Pershing This Week

New York April 20 1925 a bronze tablet honoring General John J Pershing will be presented at the Keith Albee Hippodrome on April 25 The ceremony features stage and concert talent and is broadcast nationwide Leading figures including Newton D Baker will address the gathering One tableaux highlights the American Legion Endowment Fund for war orphans and disabled veterans John Philip Sousa will conduct the band and banquet speakers will discuss relief work for veterans

New York John J Keith Albee Hippodrome America Julio Kilenyi American Legion Newton D. Baker Legion Hippodrome American Legion Endowment Fund For the Relief of War Orphans John Philip Sousa United States Army Band Washington, D. C Rivoli Rialto Criterion General Pershing James A. Drain Commade

Bible Gleaners Meet At Malan Home

The Bible Gleaners class of the Baptist Sunday School held its April meeting at Mr and Mrs Roy Malan with twenty one members present. P J Mojonnier led the program and a Bible question box was featured. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Artie Rogier and Mrs Millard Rogier.

Bible Gleaners The Baptist Sunday School Roy Malan P. J. Mojonnier Artie Rogier Millard Rogier

School board Rehires Teachers and Staff

At a recent school board meeting the following teachers were re employed E L Delay Miss Lane and two high school teachers to be selected. In the grades all were re employed Homer Potts Miss Bricker Britt and Simcox.

E. L. Delay Miss Lane Homer Potts Misses Bricker Britt Simcox

Patoka School seeks new bond for two rooms and activity building

The Patoka Public School Directors urge district voters to approve a new bond issue to fund two northeast classrooms and an activity building on T. E. Irvin lots across from the school. They note past bond funds were unused and all obligations met, urging support to maintain high school accreditation and access to inter-school affiliations.

Patoka T. E. Irvin Schol Board OF Grace Blankinship W. W. Murfin W. H. Cain

Local election comes and goes with quiet result

The town held a calm election with one candidate slate. Hon. Thomas Forehand won as Mayor while Dave Troyer T. E. Irvin and Ira Martin were elected aldermen in the three wards. Lowell Wilson and G. A. Beckett tied for Police Magistrate. other notes mention residents visiting and Bines Johnson’s new barber shop venture in Decatur.

Citizens Thomas Forehand Dave Troyer T. E. Irvin Ira Martin

New Circular Outlines Chick Raising Pointers

Urbana Illinois April 21 A new circular No 294 from the College of Agriculture University of Illinois outlines profitable chick raising practices. Author John Vandervet emphasizes continuous growth from hatch to fall, rigid culling, balanced rations, fresh ground to reduce disease, proper lighting, housing space, and attentive care by farmer or wife to raise strong hens and roosters for egg production and show stock. The circular may be obtained free by writing the college.

Urbana College of Agriculture University of Illinois Illinois John Vandervet

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