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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1935

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AAA Contracts Safe for Corn-Hog Program Says Delegates

At a Spring field meeting of 350 county corn-hog committeemen and AAIA officials from Illinois, delegates reported AAA corn-hog contracts on 555 farms are safe and payments will continue under impending amendments. Attendees included Lucia Gaston, Kell, Roger C. Young, Clyde St. Clair, Kinmundy, and Lee Britt.

Marion County AAIA Lucian Gaston Kell Roger C. Young Salem Clyde St. Clair Kinmundy Lee Britt Patoka AIAA Claude E. Wickard AAA Washington Illinois AIA Supreme Court NRA Secretary of Agriculture Congress Mr. Wickard Mr. Wick

Patoka Softball League Schedule Reveals Weekend Matchups

The Patoka Softball League publishes a schedule listing games from August 19 to September 11 with matchups such as Cardinals versus Tigers and Cubs versus Giants. Team managers are named: George Wasem, Don Crawford, C. D. Martin, J. C. Beery, Marcus Cox, Warren MacNichols, Lee Murray, Howard Perrine.

Cardinals Tigers Vernon Eaglin Cubs Giants Island Chapel Zion George Wasem Don Crawford C. D. Martin J. C. Beery Marcus Cox Warren MacNichols Lee Murray Howard Perrine

Illinois State Fair Opens August 17 With Big Prizes

The Illinois State Fair runs August 17 to 24 offering 133000 dollars in cash prizes. Educational displays from state and federal agencies, a large 4 H Club showing, a top horse show in the Coliseum, and a 100 mile AAA auto race on August 24 are featured. Evening shows and a grand fireworks display cap each day. Admission is 25 cents with extra charges for grandstand seats. Family entertainment awaits at this year’s fair.

United States Department of Agriculture

Card of Thanks and Casual Visit Notes

Mr. and Mrs. Geo Williams thank both groups of men who assisted in threshing their grain. Francis Rogier and family of Decatur were weekend guests of his mother Mrs John Rogier. James Quayle returned Saturday from a visit with Decatur relatives.

Francis Rogier Decatur John Rogier James Quayle

Farmers debate corn base adjustments and hog payments

At a county meeting farmers discuss corn base levels with 31 percent of contracts too low and 171 voting under 5 percent too high. A large majority favor national rule based adjustments via county committees. Most attendees praise historical payments and the program's smooth progress.

Wether AAA

Harold R Smith and Martha Acker Married in Decatur

Harold R. Smith son of Viola Smith of Patoka and Martha C. Acker daughter of Bessie Acker of West Brooklyn were wed Wednesday afternoon August 7 at 5 o'clock in Decatur Illinois. The couple, with attendants Mrs Carrie Campbell and Wayne Campbell, had a single ring ceremony and planned to reside on the bride’s mother’s farm at West Brooklyn.

Harold R. Smith Viola Smith Patoka Martha C. Acker Bessie Acker West Brooklyn Rey A. R. Grumman Decatur Illinois Carrie Campbell Wayne Campbell Campbell Harold Smith Amboy Township Northern Illinois State Teachers College de Kalb Amboy West Brooklyn Ilinois

Patoka Woman's Club Officers for 1935 36

The Patoka Women's Club announces officers for 1935 36 with President Mrs Lela Beery and other posts. Secretaries, treasurers, chaplain, song leader and press roles listed along with committee chairs for American Home Education Garden and Conservation Literature Music and Art Welfare Membership Finance Visiting Scrap Book. Chairmen urged to finalize programs for September yearbook.

Lela Beery Jessie Adams Maude Irvin Myrtle Rogier Lela Ballance Georgia Settem Katie Nattier Eva Potts Eva Wasem American Home W Winifred Spurgeon L. E. Green Frances Limecox Wilma Divelay Wilma Rogier Edith Cruse Nellie Caldwell Gladys Jones Maude Malan Bertha Miller Belle Beckemeyer Carrye Alexander Bessie Murfin Georgas Settem Elsie Gray Lizzie Walton Audrey Schroeder Mae Good Esta Martin Lulu Troyer Gusta Peek Rose Thomason Daphne Martin Myrtle Tacke Emma Martin Josie Simcox Effie Smith Etna Knight Estella Pugh Lizzie Wasem Emma Smith Grace Chance Marvel Adams Edna Belcher Kate Walker Julia Hill Lola Marvin Mae Simecox Alice Cruse Lillie Nattier Mae Simeox Madaline Porter

Local Blacksmith Shop Sold in Patoka to New Owner

The Spears blacksmith shop in Patoka, owned for years by Rev. Sidney Spears, was sold to Joe Stasik. Stasik comes with strong recommendations and will reside with his family in the home of J. R. Carter. Spears hopes for continued patronage and a smooth transition.

Spear Sidney Spears Joe Stasik Patoka Spears Stasik J. R. Carter

Wisconsin Flood Hammers Norwalk Community

Mrs. Elmer Belcher speaks of a swift flood that washed out railroad tracks bridges and left homes and warehouses flooded in Norwalk Iowa area. The Belcher home stayed safe on a hill while grain elevator and lumber yard buildings suffered damage and relief workers assist as residents face uncertain railroad reopening and new jobs from the disaster.

Leona Belcher Elmer Belcher Norwalk Mrs. Belcher

Birthday Celebration For J. P. Crawford

A large gathering with relatives celebrated J. P. Crawfords seventy fifth birthday at the Crawford country home on Sunday. The dinner and family reunion created a memorable occasion for the honored guest with many Crawford relatives and friends in attendance.

J. P. Crawford Crawford Thoms Lancaster Maron Maud Crawford Owaneco Anna Davidson Louie Frank Crawford Don Crawford J. W. Crawford Mason Hugh Walker Everett Merymian Clayton Slifer Shumway Walter Adams

World's Largest Old Glory Retired From Public View

The 70 by 37 foot flag made for the Post Office Department in 1920, weighing 90 pounds, was removed from the glass-roofed court and placed in storage after the department moved. The flag has been seen by hundreds of thousands nationwide.

United States Post Office Department Pennsylvania Avenue Pension Office

Centralia Legionaires Triumph Over City League 10 to 5

Elvin DeLay Frank Adams and Carl Meadors aided the Centralia Legionaires in a game at Centralia Thursday evening. The Legionaires defeated the City League team by a score of 10 to 5.

Elvin DeLay Frank Adams Carl Meadors Legionaires Centralia Legionaires Centralia

Family Reunion Near Rich Kissner Home

Relatives gathered at Rich Kissner’s residence on a Sunday afternoon. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Williams of Detroit Mich Chas Thalman and family Lester Ballance and family Pictoris Bel cher and family Lawrence Kissner and wife Lewis Kissner and wife and Wm Kisser of Mt Vernon.

Rich Kissner Cecil Williams Detroit Mich Chas. Thalman Lester Ballance Pictoris Belcher Lawrence Kissner Lewis Kissner Wm. Kisser Mt. Vernon

DeKalb Family Visits Patoka Relative Weekends

Walter Renner of DeKalb joined his wife and daughter visiting relatives in Patoka the past two weeks and spent from Friday until Sunday there. They departed Sunday to their home in DeKalb.

Walter Renner DeKalb Patoka

Patoka Couple Celebrates 58 Years of Marriage

Mr and Mrs J S Hudspeth quietly marked their fifty eighth wedding anniversary last Monday at the home of their son H G Hudspeth in Patoka. Once active in business they retired from managing the Central Hotel due to Mrs Hudspeths ill health. The Patoka Register offers congratulations on this long union.

J. S. Hudspeth H. G. Hudspeth Hudsoth Central Hotel Patoka

Birthday Party for Max Foltz at C E Foltz Home

A gala afternoon marked Max Foltz ninth birthday at the C E Foltz residence on Tuesday August 13. Neighbors and friends including Ruby Chandler and many others attended with mothers present. Ice cream cake and games followed a program of vocal selections by the Arnold sisters, and Max thanked guests for the gifts and good wishes.

C. E. Foltz Max Ruby Chandler Guy Chandler Ruby Ralph Dean Chandler Jean Jesie Lyle Earl Black Joanna Glendale Rosetta Yardley Dwight Britt Gerald Bopp Jamestephens Junior Roberta Leena Arnold Wendell Nellie Fern Hazel Becher Irene Hansen Bruce Lois Nancy Rose Foltz Nellie Belcher Frances Arnold Edna Belcher Etna Knight Cecil Black Bessie Foltz Arnold

Miss Reba Hartley Among Wyoming Robbery Victims

A St Louis paper recounts four Illinois girls touring the west losing all luggage near Wyoming’s state capitol. One victim, Miss Reba Hartley, daughter of J A Hartley and Mrs Hartley of Oakland, formerly Patoka, is a Barnes Hospital nurse in St Louis. The group slept in their car after not finding hotel rooms in Cheyenne and awoke to find their luggage gone.

St. Louis Illinois West State Capitol Wyoming Reba Hartley J. A. Hartley Oakland Patoka

High School Pupils To Register August 19

Registration at the local high school will be Monday August 19 from 8 to 12 a m. Music has been added to both grade and high school courses and a large registration is expected. There will be no changes in text books.

Scores This Week on the Softball Diamond

Baseball style scoreboard records for several games with rain postponements and multiple results. Cubs led 8 to 6 when rain halted the Cards vs Cubs game. Vernon vs Island Chapel postponed. Purity Baking Co. split a doubleheader 5 4 and 14 6 with Joe Dairy and Zion teams. Breese girls meet Patoka girls Aug 23 at 8 pm. Salem Shoe Factory beat Patoka 14 11. Patoka All Stars beat Vandalia 11 3. Batteries listed for Patoka Hurt Ballance White Smith.

Cards Cubs Vernon and Island Chapel Tigers Giants Matin Zion Joe Dairy Purity Baking Co Purty Baking Co Patoka Hurt Ballance White and Smith Breese Patoka Salem Shoe Factory

Lee Murray Visits Bloomington on Business

Lee Murray made a recent business visit to Bloomington, meeting with local firms to discuss potential collaborations and market opportunities. The visit highlighted ongoing commercial interest in the city’s firms.

Lee Murray Bloomington

Community Picnic Honors Mr and Mrs L F Zimmerman

Ninety two relatives and friends gathered at Patoka Park Sunday noon for a picnic dinner honoring Mr and Mrs L F Zimmerman of Denver Colorado who spent a week visiting relatives and old friends. Rev S M Spurgeon offered an invocation and the spread included twenty four fried chickens, salads, home made ice cream and sherbets, watermelon and other dishes. An impressive note was that over sixty Patoka natives have visited them in Denver showing local hospitality.

Patoka Park L. F. Zimmerman Denver Colos S. M. Spurgeon Patoka

Wasem Family Reunion Held At Simcox Home

About fifty Wasem family members gathered Monday evening at Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Simcox home to visit with Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Zimmerman of Denver Colorado. A lawn supper was served and memories of earlier days brought smiles to all attendees.

Wasem P. B. Simcox L. F. Zimmerman Denver Colo Louie Wasem O. F. Davis G. J. Wasem Armand Wasem J. R. Wasem John George Simcox Betty Florence Simcox Don Crawford Maurice Adams Millard Rogier J. O. Davis Carl Meador Harold Simcox Sandoval Stanley Wasem Bobby Young

Patoka Woman's Club Holds Meeting With Social Planned

The Patoka Womans Club met at the gym Saturday afternoon August 10. Several members attended and committees were named for an ice cream social in September for members and their families. Readings by Miss Patricia Spurgeon and Mrs Bertha Danbury were enjoyed. Refreshments of fruit punch and wafers were served.

Patoka Womans Club Patricia Spurgeon Bertha Danbury

Spirit as Subject of Church Lesson Sermon

The Christian Science Lesson Sermon for August 11 centers on Spirit over flesh with Galatians 6 8 as Golden Text and Psalms 139 1 12 passages. It cites Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy stating God is individual incorporeal and fills all space. Mr and Mrs Sidney Briggs visited Salem on Friday.

Churches of Christ Scientist Ersman Mary Baker Eddy

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Patoka Softball League Martha Acker Patoka Woman’s Club Officers Wisconsin Max Foltz Patoka All Stars Vandalia Boys Patoka Woman’s Club Christian Science Churches Sidney Briggs
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