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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1933

Page

8

Marion County Red Cross Adopts Relief Rules

The Marion County Chapter of the American Red Cross held a Salem meeting to set relief policy. Rules cover eligibility, appeals, confidential handling, and distribution of flour yard goods bedding and emergency aid with monthly issue days. The chapter reports aiding 1238 families and about eight thousand people last winter.

Marion County The African Red Cross H. D. Bigelow Salem Leuty Byars Kell Eck Zollar Tonti James Meredith Carrigan Dick Edgeworth Stevenson Ellis Kagy Archie Beard Omega Leroy Pickett Iuka Ralph Holstlaw Christ Neilson Foster Ben Sweney Red Cross Relief Chapter Central Committee Home Service Red Cross American National Red Cross H. D. B Zelow Mary Gehrig Omar J. McMackin Earl Merritt Ruth Seidel Helen Fleming Chester King Anna Morton van Howe John Bigelow Joe Schwartz Wm. P. Frakes Centralia Raccoon Townships

Sunday School Organized at Eaglin Schoolhouse

Sunday School was organized at Eaglin Schoolhouse Sunday afternoon April 23 with an attendance of twenty three. Beginning April 30 Sunday School will meet each Sunday at 9 30 a m. Teachers and officers will be elected or appointed next Sunday as no definite arrangements could be made at the first meeting. All not in Sunday School elsewhere are urged to attend. Christina Yardley Chairman.

Eaglin Schoolhouse Christina Yardley

Salem Circuit Court Opens April Term With Grand Jury

The April term of Circuit Court opened in Salem with the grand jury present. The petit jury was not called yet but expected next Monday. From Patoka township Louis Davidson Merritt Caldwell named for the petit jury and William Cain represented the grand jury. From Foster and Carrigan no petit jurors were selected. From Carrigan Julius Chausse and Foster Frank Doudera Jr were on the grand jury.

Salem Patoka Township Louie Davidson Merritt Caldwell William ‘Cainv Foster Carrigan Peck Julius Chausse Frank Doudera, Jr

Centralia High School Orchestra Concert Attended

Mr and Mrs T E Irvin and son Edgar with Doyle Beck Meyer and Miss Ruby Eagan Betsie Simcox and Mae Eagan attended the Centralia High School Orchestra concert at C T H S Auditorium Sunday afternoon. They then traveled to Salem to view the Salem Odd Fellows drill team in front of the Court House. The drills announced the Southern Illinois Odd Fellows Association meeting at Marion this week and Salem was chosen to host the 1934 convention.

T. E. Irvin Edgar Doyle Beckmeyer Ruby Eagan Bettie Simcox Mae Eagan Centralia High School Salem Rebekah Court House Southern Illinois Odd Fellows Association Marion

Sandoval Annual Comic Dress Ball Invitation

The Sandoval Alumni Association hosts its annual comic dress ball at the Sandoval gymnasium on Friday evening. The public is invited to wear funny costumes with prizes for the fanniest outfits. Max Weil's Orchestra will provide music for round and square dancing as the queen is crowned by last year's queen, Miss Wands Troutt.

Local Notes Highlight Shop Ads and Social Visits

Local notes show shop promos at Altom's and Peters Shoes. Residents like George Wickersham and Doyle Outhouse visit Salem and Venice. Several family and social visits, a blood poisoning accident from a rusty nail, church missionary notes, and farm supplies (onion sets and slug spray) are mentioned with multiple towns and names.

Lead in Pencils Revealed graphite origin and inventor

The article explains that pencil lead is actually graphite mistaken for lead. It details the discovery of graphite, the French Conte’s method of combining graphite with clay, and how pencil hardness varies by mixture. It notes cedar wood scarcity led to metal and paper covered pencils.

Conte Montreal Herald

Changes in Word Meanings Explained by Language Scholar

A Manchester Guardian columnist notes how words shift meaning over time. Archbishops and lexicographers show terms like internecine and mess evolving from older senses, with examples from leprosy to a quartet of diners at the Inns of Court.

Archbishop Trench Manchester Fng Guardian Trench Inns of Court Latimer Shakespeare Edward George Richard Edmund

Ancient Egypts Dogs Plush in Royal Homes and Hunts

Archaeological finds show dog bones and art prove early domestication. Assyrians had greyhound and mastiff breeds while Egyptian monuments 5,000 years old display varying hounds and a short legged toy dog. Egyptians kept dogs as pets and hunting aids.

Detroit News

First Cigarette Origins In Arabic Memoir

The origin story credits an Egyptian soldier in 1882 with inventing the cigarette after a grenade destroyed a tobacco wagon. Ibrahim Pasha’s victory at St. Jean d Arc led to a tobacco grant that was ruined, prompting a soldier to roll tobacco in Indian paper to smoke.

Ibrahim Pasha St. Jean d’Arc Montreal Herald

Kinmundy Beats Salem Leaguers In Openers Amid Scoring Flurry

Kinmundy crosses Salem Leaguers 4 to 0 as James Wasem Porter Simeoy Jr James Emerson Jr and others contribute to the win. Cubs and Cardinals fans lament a rough Sunday evening. Ted Lyons threads a Chicago win with two singles and a homer as Fitzsimmons also goes deep for the Giants. Becken of Decatur shines in the majors with two wins. Ray Starr struggles for the Giants after five errors.

James Wasem Porter Simeoy, , Jr James Emerson Kinmundy New Salem Cub St. Louis Rajah Charlie Grimm Ted Lyons Chicago Sox Cleveland Fitzsimmons York Giants Philadelphia Beck Decatur Ray Starr New York Giants Giants Ray

Lake Reelfoot Lake a Tennessee landmark from 1811 quake

Lake Reelfoot in Tennessee is the state's only sizable lake formed by the 1811 earthquake. Spanning about 18 miles long and up to 3 miles wide, it lies in Obion and Lake counties. The lake drains via Reel Foot River into the Obion River, a Mississippi tributary.

Tennessee Reel Foot Lake Obion Lake Counties Obion River

Song About a Fox Teaches Lesson at School

Junior smiles as his mother asks what he learned and he sings a sequence do re me fox so la ti do. The classroom song mirrors a scale and playful wordplay shows a lighthearted school moment with a fox theme.

Junior

New Zealand's Unique Domesticated Animal History

New Zealand lacked domesticated animals originally and was first inhabited by birds reptiles and one frog species. The only native mammals are two bat species, later joined by domestic animals imported by humans.

New Zealand

Club officials attend Federated meeting in Newton

Mesdames H. N. Potts president A. M. Peek vice president E. W. Belcher secretary and D. W. Troyes treasurer attended a Federated clubs convention in Newton last Monday and report a very enjoyable and interesting meeting.

Mesdames H. N. Potts A. M. Peek E. W. Belcher D. W. Troyes Newton

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Eaglin Centralia H. S. Orchestra Sandoval Belle of Barcelona Resented Boys Glee Clubs Sandoval Community High School Patoka High School Patoka Christian Church Luis de Montero Gloria de Montero Margarita Mercedes Francisco de la Vega Pedro Emilio Don Juan Don Jose Dona Marcela Dona Anita Martha Matilda Ayers Harold Wright Patrick Pat) Malone Celton Edgar Irvin Angeline Rose Altadonna Mary Alice Field Ellen Mulvaney Ernest Gibson Maurice Eagan Marion Belcher Howard Hoffman John Guyon Pauline Kaehler Ada Marie Harvey Wanda Troutt Alan Hawley Paul Logan Alex Campbell Register Smith’s Wm. Parker George Wickersham Doyle Outhouse Venice Altom Roy Jones Darvin Iva Martin Cowden J. W. Delassus St. Elmo Leah Delassus Walter Parks Frank Miller Springfield Jacksonville Alvin Paul Belcher Nina Caldwell Clinton Alcom’s Howard Smith Wm. Cain Patoka O. B. Holding John L. Simcox Buddy Hathaway Vandalia John Hathaway Ben Livesay Carbondale Teachers College E. Altom Roy Pugh Dale Altom Betty Jane Enuva Buss Alton Vallow Altom’s Elvin Burton Champaign Sidney Moore Odin Walter Adamsnd Nanny Poole Patcka Mary Hayes John Roth Farina Mary Lett Josie Vallow Edith Cruse Josie Emerson Linda Moreland Betty Emerson Euna Buss S. E. Altom S. Verna Carter John Nattier Nellie Belcher Bessie Murfin Lizzie Walton Eva Wasem Baptist Church In Sport News Brussels Hibbard Walte Simmons Panoka Hardware & Furniture Co Illinois RED & White Rca Wake Lady Godiva
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