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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1930

Page

3

Sandoval 4 H Club Leads In County Contest

No girls of the Sandoval Club were outstanding leaders in the Marion County 4 H club contest held July 24 in Salem. Esther Wood and Vivian Kimpler won first in demonstration and Virginia Ruddick second in dress show. Ada Marie Harvey also placed in second for a second year club girl outfit. The group accompanied by leaders to the district meeting in Edwardsville.

Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church Edwin Steiner Milwaukee Dick Carrigan Fort Sheridan Lloyd Alligon Chicago N. M. Joyce and Sons Carlyle Harry Heymann Wood River Nick Martin Basolo Glen Carbon Ada Marie Winifred Harvey Dorothy Dean Wilson Centralia George Thomasson East St. Is Robert Jackson East St. Louis Dean Thomasson Nick Basolo St. Louis M. V. Friend Lou Mulkeytown Effie Golden Evanston J. P. Alford John Robertson Jim McKinley Leroy Telford Alma E. G. Lewis Jr F. W. Power Galen Gibson N. O. Harris Gertrude Dolsen Elvin Satterlee Rena Bellamy Laura Crane Daisy Stiles Rena Nichols Leslie Nichols Detroit Mich Granite City Lena Lodes Bernice Earl Jim Carr Joe Vermes Emma Tracy Pollyanna Club G. N. Hawley Ruth Knight Noller Rudolph Behrens Shattue William Peeples Floyd Cain CentraSa R. E. Worley Terre Haute Ind Freda Archer John Tracy Edwin Church Denver Colo Nell Tracy Salem F. W. Davidson Hiram Wilson Joe Kerwin Anna Peters Relza Troutt Tom Day David Heymann Memphis Tenn Will William Hegmann Walliam Hegmann Sr Ghter E. Hail D. H. Smith Alex Ruddick Virginia Ruddick Shawneetown Ada Marie Harvey Department of Agriculture United States Sandoval Sandoval Club Virginia Stiles Alice Mae Annetta Joyce

West of Kinmundy neighbors share travels and notes

W E Harper and family returned Saturday night from a seven week trip in Iowa and Nebraska and plan to stay home a week before heading east. Mrs Ed Dillon came home from St Mary's Hospital after a minor operation. J W Harper and son of Harrisburg visited. Oscar Slater has five sick children. Clyde Perry and wife from Farina visited Mrs S Perry. Wm Kidder and family and Albert Perry traveled to Salem and Centralia then Cracker Neck and Patoka. Mrs Wm Whittenberg went to Springfield with her daughter and may go to Bloomington Hospital for surgery. Ellis Wilkinson and family attended the Salem reunion.

W. E. Harper Iowa Nebraska East Ed Dillon St. Mary’s Hospital J. W. Harper Harrisburg Harper St. Louis Oscar Slater Clyde Perry Farina S. Perry Wm. Kidder Albert Perry Salem Centralia Cracker Neck Patoka St. Peter Wm. Whittenberg Springfield Bloomington Hospital Ellis Wilkinson

Local News Notes From Centralia Area Visitors

Mrs E P Benedict of St Paul Minnesota is visiting her brother Everett Meryman and family west of town. Mrs E P Benedict Mrs Everett Meryman and son Charles were Centralia visitors Thursday afternoon. Miss Bessie Hill is spending this week in the country visiting Ruby Walker. Mr and Mrs H W Walker were in Vandalia Monday on business.

E. P. Benedict St. Paul, Minn Everett Meryman Charles Centralia Bessie Hill Ruby Walker H.W. Walker Vandalia

Family Reunion Honors Mrs Sidney Con ley at Wapella

A Sunday July 27 gathering in Wapella marked the birthday of Mrs Sidney Con ley. Fifty six attendees shared a basket dinner and included relatives from Bloomington Peoria Clinton Marion Decatur Litchfield Hillsboro and Patoka. Families from Patoka attended with Mr Eli Logan and son Paul Mr Paul Smith and Mr Roy Ballance and family. This annual event remains a cherished tradition.

Wapella Sidney Conley Bloomington Peoria Clinton Maron Decatur Litchfield Hillsboro Patoka Eli Logan Paul Paul Smith Roy Ballance

Remembered Baby Charles Carpenter dies at one

Charles Andrew Carpenter son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh B. Carpenter was born April 2 1929 and died July 26 1930 at age one year three months and twenty four days He leaves a father a mother one sister Charlotte two grandfathers two grandmothers one great grandfather and many other relatives The brief notice notes his sickness was short and the family laments his absence with a verse about missing little hands

Charles Andrew Carpenter Hugh B. Carpenter Charlotte Charles

Social Roundup of Patoka and Salem Visitations

Mr and Mrs L A Gettleman visited Patoka on Tuesday. Lauren Carter called on George Jett Monday evening. The Hills visited Charlie Jett Wednesday. Lester Hathaway and Lloyd Lewis of Patoka were in the area Wednesday evening. Florence Simpson of Salem visited Mr and Mrs Charlie Simpson Thursday. George Phelps of Salem called on Mr and Mrs Marion Evans. Marie Nichols called on Mrs Maud Jett and daughter Thelma Friday. Dorothy Powell met with Alice Simpson Saturday. John Talbert family and John Nichols hosted visitors Sunday. Charlie McHaney and granddaughter Esther Goodwin spent Sunday in Salem at Harvey Raver’s. Gaiman family of Odin spent Sunday with Charlie Simpson’s family.

L. A. Gettleman Patoka Lauren Carter George Jett O. Hill Charlie Jett Lester Hathaway Lloyd Lewis Florence Simpson Salem Charlie Simpson George Phelps Marion Evans Marie Nichols Maud Jett Thelma Dorothy Powell Alice Simpson John Talbert John Nichols Charlie McHaney Esther Goodwin Harvey Raver Gaiman Odin

Southeast town social notes and visits

Mable Bowen and Mayme Bowen were among those visiting Sunday evening. Frank Meyers with his wife and son Leo called on Mat Belcher and family Wednesday night. Harry Meridith and Mrs Leo Sebastian of Chicago began their trip home Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Joseph Trushell and son Madison Roy left Wednesday night for Dearborn Michigan after three weeks here, planning a Chicago stopover. The ice cream supper at Fairman Saturday night drew a large crowd. Luther Williams, recently discharged from St. Louis hospital, returned home Thursday night for a short stay. Raymond Bopp traveled to Vandalia Monday with Claud Bopp. Mary Ella Collins and Nora Bradford visited Opal Belcher on Sunday. Russell Collins and wife and son Harold called on Frank Bradford and family Sunday morning.

Ed Goodwin M. E. Church Sandoval School Tommy Day Laura Day Minnie Hagadorn Frank McGuire F. C. Bell Eula Tracy Jessie Crane Margaret Redburn Edna Mae Daisie Redburn Valeria McKown Amsy Eagling Robert Jack Odin C. C. Bellamy Peoria Decatur Salem Ina Robertson J. M. Brown T. J. Foster QO. J. Burst Nelle McKinley B. C. Reed Lake Harris A. L. Benoist Ruby Wood Marjorie Duncan Leila Carter Leitha Hartwell Jim McKinley John Robertson Leon Sherman Joe Voellmecke Leo Davidson Harry Heymann Dean Thomasson John Evans George Cherva Margaret Cherva Mary Taylor Virginia Stiles Emma Tracy H. R. Hall George Thomasson Jess Altom Betty Harvey Ralph Neidel St. Louis Post Office Force Salem Country Club A. R. Williams Anna Peters Rena Bellamy Adele Voellmecke Joe Kerwin Neal Kerwin Relza Troutt Rena Mae Edward Anna Louise Vermes Richard Evans Margaret Ellen Evans Mable Bowen Mayme Bowen Frank Meyers Leo Mat Belcher Harry Meridith Leo Sebastian Chicago Joseph Trushell Madison Roy Ruth Fairman Luther Williams Raymond Bopp Vandalia Claud Bopp Mary Ella Collins Nora Bradford Opal Belcher Russell Collins Harold Frank Bradford

Card of Thanks for Support in Sickness and Death

The Carpenters and Crothers families thank neighbors friends and church members for sickness and death support and floral offerings. Special thanks to ministers evangelists choir and all who provided services.

Hugh B. Carpenter Andrew Crothers C. F. Carpenter

Threshing Season Opens. Local News and Visits

Earnie Foltz plans a Cropsey trip then Chicago employment. Residents attended Edwin Arnold's chairvar i. Mrs Wasem funeral in Patoka. Owen Belcher family visited the Knight home. Sandoval and Thalman families shared Sundays. Isabelle Wham from Salem visits Mrs Ballance. Roy Thalman brings watermelons from St Louis. Ice cream social at Fairman. O H Britt and Hines visit Kinmundy. Floyd Britt delivers mail. hot weather continues.

Earnie Foltz Cropsey Chicago Edwin Arnold O. H. Britt E. B. Linton Geo. Wasem Patoka Owen Belcher Joe Knight Robert Arnold Sandoval John Thalman Raymond Britt Wayne Long Isabelle Wham Salem Tom Ballance Roy Thalman St. Louis Orville Hill Fairman Carl Hines Alma Kinmundy Floyd Britt

Dorothy Smith Leads M E Church League Meeting

Mrs Dorothy Smith led the M E Church League session on Looking Toward the Future. The program included songs scripture readings talks and a piano duet with readings by Mary Wasem Elsie Gray Leona Belcher Velma Long and Edna Thalman. The lesson focused on future perspectives.

Dorothy Smith Mary Wasem Mac Eag Elsie Gray Reading—Leader Leona Belcher Velma Long Edna Thalman

Nichols Cleanup and Jett Family Activities Report

Everett Jett and Eugene Simpson assisted John Nichols with a well cleanup on Monday. Charlie Jett traveled to Patoka on Tuesday for a business trip.

Everett Jett Eugene Simpson John Nichols Charlie Jett Patoka

Local Notes on Visits and Races at Alma

Rural residents report hot dry weather harming corn. News includes social calls by Mr and Mrs William Long to G W Lewis, Ethel Long to Eli Logan and Dorothy, and a list of attendees at Alma horse races: Fred and Charles Meyers, Dean Britt, Harold Belcher, Reuben Thalman, Dean Long. Jessie Garrison returns to St Louis after visiting Gerrish and Thalman. Hazel Britt spends weekend with family.

Wm. Long G. W. Lewis Ethel Long Eli Logan Dorothy Alma Fred Charles Meyers Dean Britt Harold Belcher Reuben Thalman Dean Long Jessie Garrison Gerrish Thalman St. Louis Hazel Britt Salem

Stombaugh Hill Social Roundup in Vandalia Area

Mrs Ella Hawkins aided Mrs Bert Taylor Friday as health remains poor and hospital treatment occurred last week Wilbur Henderson and family from Decatur visited Vandalia guests Jeff Goodman Betty Jane Crumbaugh underwent tonsil removal at Greer Hospital Monday Mary Stombaugh daughter Marybell and Mr and Mrs Wm Laswell visited Ramsey Saturday night with Herman Page family John Meryman and family visited Howard Daniels and family Sunday Marcus Jackson called on Rollie Stombaugh Sunday afternoon John McClary Roman Norris and wife Vandalia John Stone and family Ora Stone and wife near Mulberry Grove Theo dore Stone and family J R Stombaugh and family called on Martin Stombaugh and wife Wednesday night

Ella Hawkins Bert Taylor Taylor Wilbur Henderson Decatur Vandalia Jeff Goodman Betty Jane Crumbaugh Greer Hospital Mary Stombaugh Marybell Wm. Laswell Ramsey Herman Page John Meryman

Rosa Laswell Ill. Mrs Annie Goodman Visits

Rosa Laswell is on the sick list. Mrs Annie Goodman and her grandson spent Friday afternoon with Ella Hawkins.

Rosa Laswell Annie Goodman Grandson Ella Hawkins

Lincoln Monument Remodeling Underway in Springfield

Remodeling at Oak Ridge cemetery Springfield advances with dismantling the four monument groups above the high shaft nearly complete. Workmen prepare to raze the shaft as part of the project funded by a $180,000 appropriation from the last general assembly.

Oak Ridge Cemetery Springfield Army General Assembly

Illinois Farmers Told to Apply Early Fruit Sprays

The horticulture department of the University of Illinois warns farmers to start applying necessary fruit sprays earlier this year. An official survey indicates cooling moth worms will emerge in various sections of the state much sooner than usual.

Illinois University of Illinois

Largest Insurance Department Check Sets New Record

The state division of insurance reported year end collections of 6,797,802.95 for the year ending June 30. Most receipts came in June with 4,496,929.13 from June 11 to 30, turned over in one check by Leo H. Lowe to State Treasurer Omer N. Custer, the department's largest ever.

State Division of Insurance Harry W. Hanson Leo H. Lowe Department of Trade and Commerce Omer N. Custer

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Ladat Charles Carpenter Eaglin M. E. Church News Fredonia Stombaugh Hill Lincoln Monument Insurance C. A. Glove Lumber Co Sandoval, Illinois Heatrola Wilson Welman Motor CO
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