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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1935

Page

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Obituary of Mrs Ellen Garrett

Barbara Ellen Lansford daughter of Jack and Sarah Holt Lansford was born May 12 1865 in Poster township and died April 16 1935 at the home of her son and daughter in law Selby and Garrett six miles west of Kinmundy. She joined North Fork Church after revival and lived a devout Christian life. She married James William Garrett February 10 1887 and had five sons and three daughters. Funeral services were held at the home of Selby and Mia Garrett with Rev. Lloyd Lovell officiating and interment at Sandy Branch cemetery.

Barbara Ellen Jack Sarah Holt Lansford Poster Township John Ballance Selby Berthel Frank Clyde Harold Hazel Livesay Esta Robb Mamie Bassett Edson Jones Garrett Colorado Monroe Lansford Arnold Chapel Elizabeth Atkins Bertha Robb Kinmundy Cliffie Gillespie Vernon Clara Isabel Garrett Earth Heaven Mia Mia Seluy Garrett Lloyd Lovell Sandy Branch Cemetery

Birthday Luncheon for Mrs C V Farmer

A surprise luncheon hosted by Mrs. Fannie Sewell Miller on April 16 honored Mrs. C V Farrer. The event featured a pink sweet pea centerpiece and lyceum cloths with six guests sharing tea and memories. Guests included Mrs. Harriet Johnson formerly of Kinmundy, Mrs. Charles Nelson, Mrs. L F Zimmerman, and Mrs. F W Wasem of Denver.

Fannie Sewell Miller Farmer Cay Harriet Johnson Kinmundy Charles Nelson L. F. Zimmerman F. W Wasem Denver

Former Patoka Boy Earl Forehand Re-elected City Clerk

Earl Forehand, formerly of Patoka and now residing in Rock Falls, has been re elected as City Clerk and Collector. He ran without opposition and received 1,457 votes for a two year term, with many supporters in Iowa and Rock Falls wishing him success.

Earl Forehand Patoka Rock Falls Earl Iowa

Kirk couple visits Oblong relative

Mr and Mrs Verl Kirk were visitors with a relative in Oblong and related family ties noted in local society notices.

Verl Kirk

Ladies Fancy Work Club Meets at Mrs DeLay House

The Ladies Fancy Work club met Friday afternoon April 19 with members L D Altom J C Beery A E Good A T Gray C H Hil W W Murfin H N Potts and Ingivald Settem. Mrs L B Green was elected a new member and prizes went to Mrs G J Wasem and Mrs J R Wasem for Alphabet Animal Contest. Refreshments were served and the group planned to meet May 17 at Mrs A E Good.

Ladies Fancy Work Club E. L. DeLay Messames L. D.altom J.C. Beery A. E. Good A. T. Gray C. H. Hil W. W. Murfin H. N. Potts Cr. My’ Rogier P. B. Simcox D. W. Troyer J. R. Wasem G. J. Wasem Ingivald Settem L .B. Green

Sunday School Class Enjoys Easter Program

Mrs. L. D. Morey and her daughter Lola hosted a Sunday School class gathering after school with invited guests who aided in staging the Easter program. Indoors and outdoors games were followed by refreshments for Faye Field Mae Field Peggy Tacke Wanda Lee Belcher Ruth Wadkins Pansy Wasem Nancy Simcox Mary Eaglin Mildred Wickersham Lavonne Jones Evalina Jennings Mary Helen Jennings Jennie Lou Hay Patsy Spurgeon Betty Ballance.

L. D. Morey Lola Faye Field Mae Field Peggy Tacke Wanda Lee Belcher Ruth Wadkins Pansy Wasem Nancy Simcox Mary Eaglin Mildred Wickersham Lavonne Jones Evalina Jennings Mary Helen Jennings Jennie Lou Hay Patsy Spurgeon Betty Ballance

Mr J T Stephens Injured In Farm Accident

Mr John Stephens a well known citizen of the Patoka area was seriously injured Monday when a broken chain caused him to be thrown from a brush dragging task on his farm east of Patoka He sustained a fractured ankle and was taken to Greer hospital Vandalia where he will remain for several days Friends hope for a speedy recovery to resume his usual genial activities.

John Stephens Stephens Patoka Greer Hospital Vandalia

Zion Church Sunday School Notes and Easter Reflections

Local church bulletin outlines next Sunday lesson Developing as we Rest and Play led by Lela Mae Nichols with Mrs Bessie Foltz offering Epworth League Coins at Hickory Holler. Previous talk by Mrs Foltz on Easter Victory praised. mentions CCC camp departures and prayers for all attendees.

Lela Mae Nichols Bessie Foltz Epworth League Hickory Holler First Corinthians Florence Neilson CCC

One Day at a Time Amid Divine Care

A reflection on two golden days yesterday and tomorrow, urging living only in the present. The speaker credits God with past and future, insisting daily effort and trust, with faith that tomorrow will unfold under divine care. The message emphasizes leaving yesterday and tomorrow to God while acting today.

God, the All-Mighty

State Superintendent Official Visits School

Mr. White of the State Superintendent's Office reviews the school treasury and reports a very satisfactory condition. He notes the district would owe only $3000 in bonds if local taxes arrive as last year and before September. He credits $1500 for building repairs and $2292 for an anticipation warrant held by Mrs Rettie Clark.

Rettie Clark

Doctrine of Atonement Sermon Across Christian Science Churches

Sunday services in Christian Science churches featured the Doctrine of Atonement as the lesson topic with Hebrews 9 28 and Ephesians 2 13 19 cited. The Science and Health text argues suffering is an error of sinful sense and explains atonement scientifically toward universal love.

Churches of Christ Scientist God Mary Baker Eddy

Britt Twins Birthday Celebration Held In Alma

The Britt family marked the fifty fourth birthday of the Britt twins with a gathering including O H Britt family, Charl Hines of Alma, Eula Britt of Salem and the twins’ father Samuel Britt who is ninety years old attended the event.

O. L. Britt O. H. Britt Charl Hines Alma Eula Britt Salem Britt Samuel Britt

Christian Church Announces Rev Lovell Services

The Christian Church invites all for Sunday activities after interior and exterior redecorating. Sunday School at 9 30 a m, preaching at 10 45 a m. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m, evening service at 7 30 p m. Rev Lovell of Salem preaches both morning and evening. Mrs Dolly Redman of Tropolis visits her mother Mrs Hatie Dukes.

Christian Endeavor Lovell of Salem Dolly Redman Tropolis Hatie Dukes

Pentecost Church Radio Prayer Times and Circle Hour

Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 15 p m and Sunday services at 7 15 p m invite listeners. Tune in Tuesdays at 2 15 p m to the Gospel Home Circle Hour on WGBF Evansville Indiana. Rev W K Hoag formerly pastor and evangelist of Patoka conducts the services.

Gospel Home WGBF Evansville Indiana W. K. Hoag Fromer Patoka

St Louis Business Visitors Reported by Several Couples

Mr and Mrs Elston Green and Mr and Mrs Roy Jones visited St Louis for business on Tuesday and were noted in local society circles.

Elston Green Roy Jones St. Louis

Illinois promotes State safety campaign to curb auto accidents

State efforts to reduce crashes expand across Illinois with meetings of highway officials and employees in Effingham. Clark Simcox, highway maintenance man, attends as talks on school programs protective devices and warnings aim to lower deaths and injuries amid rising U S accident rates.

United States Ilinois Clark Simcox Effingham Illinois State of Illinois

School Board Rehires Teachers and Sets Gym Fees

The local Board of Directors of school district No. 44 met Saturday to organize and retain the same teachers for the next year. Retained staff includes Bettie Simcox, Ruby Eagan, Anna Belcher, Homer Potts, Ruth Pugh, Verle Kirk, and E L Delay. The board set gym use fees at 2.00 per day and 3.00 per night and appointed the janitor as summer custodian with pay deducted from fees. dancing in gymnasiums is banned. Henry Pugh will be janitor in charge next year.

Henry Pugh

Anderson Will Iams Wedding at East Town Home

Rev J M Smith officiated a marriage at his home Saturday uniting Miss Lila Williams and Dean Anderson of east town. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Williams, is esteemed in the community, and the groom is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Barthol Anderson. The couple plan to live with the Andersons while he farms, after a brief visit with Dana Anderson and family in Chapin. The Patoka Register and local friends extend congratulations.

J. M. Smith Lila Williams Dean Anderson Mr. Anderson Dana Anderson Barthol Anderson Patoka

Emmerson Named General Manager at Egyptian Courier

James E. Emmerson, former editor and owner of The Patoka Register, has assumed general management of The Egyptian Courier in Murphysboro. The move follows years in newspaper work and a year with the Centralia Sentinel. He plans to relocate his family from Centralia to Murphysboro soon.

James E. Emmerson Patoka Register Thas Egyptian Courier Murphysboro Emmerson Centralia Sentinel Jim Marion County Iuture Centralia

Marion County Sheep Growers Form Association Over Dog Losses

Saturday evening about thirty sheep growers from Marion County organized a Sheep Growers Association. They seek to tax dogs effectively and demand public listing of dog owners to reduce losses, warning that dogs found harassing sheep will be killed if needed. They urge county officers to publish or provide a list of names of dog owners.

Marion County Marion County Sheep Growers Association Cess

Patoka 8th Grade Commencement Program

The program for Patoka 8th grade commencement will be held Monday evening April 29 at 8 00 at the high school gymnasium. Speakers include Invoc Rev Monroe Smith Salutatory Helen Walker Valedictory Wianda Eaglin and Address Rev Sidney Speer. Diplomas presented by Joh A A Jennings with class members listed. class colors silver and blue and motto We Finish to Begin.

Mabel Belcher Monroe Smith Betty Altom Helen Walker Lavonne Jones Wianda Eaglin Creed Sidney Speer Joh A A. Jennings Boax Jack Hay Earl Karr Evelyn Ellis Bobby Wasem Wallace Gray Wanda Eaglin Darrell Chriss

Mr and Mrs Elston Green Host Pinochle Party

Mr and Mrs Elston Green hosted a Saturday evening pinochle party at their home with three card tables. Prizes went to Mrs Tich Walker for high women score, Orville Schroeder for high men score, Mrs Orville Schroeder for consolation, and Dean DuComb for floating prize. Refreshments of sandwiches salad cakes and coffee were served. Guests included Mr and Mrs T B Walker Mr and Mrs S E Altom Dr and Mrs M P DuComb Mr and Mrs Ingvald Settem plus Dean DuComb and Mr and Mrs Orville Schroeder.

Elston Green Satuday Tich Walker Orville Schroeder Dean DuComb

M E Church South Sunday Services and Sermons

The M E Church South announces 9:30 morning Sunday School on Inspiration and Authority of the Bible 10:20 Junior service The Happiest Boy in The World 10:45 Morning Worship sermon on The Primary Purpose of the Church 7:30 Evening Service sermon Where are We Today The pastor H M Cady notes a coming world crisis and questions Bible relevance.

Lh. M. Cady

Young People's Unions at Zion Church Next Sunday Night

Announcement invites members to Zion Church for a Sunday night gathering of the Young People’s Union. The account promises a vivid description of the Epworth League trials at Hickory Holler and their outcomes afterward.

Zion Church Epworth League Hickory Holler

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ellen Garrett C. V. Farmer J. T. Stephens Wm. E. White State Superintendent’s Office Christian Science Churches Britt Twins Anderson-Williams James E. Emmerson Mgr Mr. and Mrs. Elston Green M. E. Church, South
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