Illinois Apple Varieties Ranked for Use and Taste
Horticultural specialist R S Marsh of the University of Illinois frames the statewide apple crop as ample for a 90 day “doctor vacation.” The piece lists Illinois varieties and rates them for pie, fresh eating, baking, sauce, stewing, jelly, and overall quality with numerous named cultivars.
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Illinois
R. S
Marsh
College of Agriculture
University of Ilinois
Jonathan
Grimes
Wealthy
Cortland
Rome
Ben Davis
York Imperial
Transparent
Duchess
Grimes Golden
Winterman
Rome Beauty
Illinois State Dairyman Convention Set for Vandalia
The Illinois State Dairyman's fifty eighth annual convention will be held in Vandalia January 19 to 21, 1932. The first day features a student judging contest with prizes, plus a Ladies milking contest. Noted speakers and a 1932 banquet with toastmaster D N W Hepburn are planned, followed by Illinois Creamery and Butter Manufacturer day with additional speakers.
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Linois State Dairyman’s
Vandalia
Central Illinois
Dairyman’s Association
Ladies of
Milk Council of Chicago
Clyde Patterson
Sullivan
Fraser
University of Ilinois
J. C. Spitler
Rushe
Illinois University
Clyde Reichelheimer
National Dairy Council
Chicago
D. N. W. Hepburn
Hepburn
W.A. Evans
Chicago Tribune
Dr. Evans
A. M. ‘Loomis
Washinngen
Ilinois Creamerymen
Ilinois Butter Manufacturer’s Day
Paris
McLeansboro
O’hair
Illinois Senator Glenn Nominates West Point Candidate
Senator Otis Glenn of Illinois announces W Arthur Joyce of Chicago as principal nominee for the U S Military Academy at West Point after a state examination on October 31. An additional January 16, 1932 exam will fill another vacancy. Alternates include Robert L Blohm and Lewis T Putman.
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Otis” Glen
Iinois
W. Arthur Joyce
North Western Avenue
Chicago
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Charles H. Anderson
Peoria
Glenn
Joyce
Robert L. Blohm
Beardstown
Regina
Saskatchewan
Canada
Lewis T. Putman
Canton
Floyd F. Putman
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Bloomington
Cairo
Carbondale
Carrollton
Champaign
Decatur
Dixon
East S. Louis
Effingham
Garena
Galesburg
Harrisburg
Highland Park
Hillsboro
Jacksonville
Kankakee
Kewanee
Lawrenceville
Macomb
Monmouth
Mt. Vernon
Ottawa
Paris
Rockford
Rock Island
Springfield
Waukegan
Illinois
War Department
Secretary of the Civil Service Board
Adjutant General of the Army
Washington, D. C
Otis F. Glenn
United States Senate
Hogs Need Minerals in Diet for Growth and Sows
The article advises that hogs require minerals as much as organic nutrients. It recommends a mineral mix from the U S Department of Agriculture of 50 lb steamed bone meal 25 lb ground limestone 25 lb acid phosphate and 5 lb salt, with wood ashes optional, to be fed on pasture or in a dry lot and kept dry in a self-feeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Walnut Trees From the State Nurseries
State forest nurseries report large numbers of black walnut seedlings for farms this year. In North Carolina 42 000 seedlings were reserved for National 4 H Clubs for spring and fall planting. Caldwell county 85 club members planted 45 trees each last year with chamber of commerce funding. Foresters advise planting in rich well drained soil and in fence corners field edges and banks.
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U. S. Forest Service
North Carolina
Caldwell County
Chamber of Commerce
Christmas Program At Christian Church Detailed In Local News
A Christmas program will be held at the Christian church featuring a song by the congregation, scripture lesson and prayers. Performers include Doris Good, Marcella McDowell, Neil Potts, Jerry Quayle, and Max Quayle in a playlet The Spirit of Christmas. The event invites Sunday School members to bring stockings and expects Santa Claus appearance for the children. The Sp worth League program at M E Church South includes carols, scripture Luke 2 8 14, solos by Cyril DeLay, and multiple speakers. Mae Eagan leads closing song. The second quarterly meeting, led by Rev C F Corzine, praised the Woman's Missionary Society and week of prayer. $100 pledged for pastor salary and missions, with five active leaders and invitations to join.
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Christian Church
Bro. Perrine
cChristmas
Doris Good
Mae
Fae Field
Marcella McDowell
Neil Potts
Jerry Quayle
Max Quayle
Gayle Belcher
Helen Nattier
Priscilla
Lola Bell Morey
Evangeline
Dorothy Silkey
Little Neil
Iris Ellis
Robin Hood
Luther Perrine
John Alden
Bobby Eaglin
Rip van Winkle
Albert Tacke
Santa
Dickey Potts
Thelma Pugh
Reider
Claus
Spworth League
M. E. Church South
Jayer
Cyril DeLay
Ruth Pugh
Charles Belcher
June Meece
Maurice Willis
Mae Eagan
C. F. Corzine
Waverly
Woman’s Missionary Society
Illinois
F. B. Ballance
Ethel Rogier
Bettie Simcox
Epworth League
J. M. Smith
L. W. Ballance
Stewards
God the Preserver of Man Lesson-Sermon C S Churches
The December 13 Sunday Lesson-Sermon in Christian Science churches centered on God as the preserver of man. The Golden Text from Psalms 91:1 proclaims dwelling in the most High’s shadow, while Psalms 16:1 11 underscores trust, life path, and joys in God's presence. The Science and Health passages affirm Harmony's Principle, divine Life, and that happiness is not at physical sense’s disposal.
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God
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Vernon Pentecost Church Sunday School Convention
Vernon Pentecost Church invites Sunday School workers and ministers to a one day convention at Vandalia Illinois on December 20. The program includes services throughout the day a basket dinner special music and a youth program with Bro Hayes the general Sunday School Superintendent in attendance. Services start at 11 00 a m. J H Reeter pastor.
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Vandalia
Ill
Pentecostal Church
Bro. Hayes
Baptist Church Sunday Services and Christmas Program
The Baptist church lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 p m B Y P U meets 6 30 p m The Christmas program is Tuesday evening December 22 All are invited Evelyn E will lead the next S B meeting Officers listed include President Mae Adams Vice President Evelyn Ellis and Sec Treas Jugnita Easton.
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Evelyn E
S. B
Dorig Mae Adams
Evelyn Ellis
Sec.Treas
Jugnita Easton
Religious notices from M. E. Church South sermon and plans
Rev Corzine preached both services last Sunday at the M E Church South. Next Sunday no services here as Rev Willis fills his Ziort appointment. Sunday School 9 30 each Sunday morning Prayer meeting Thursday evening George Wasem leads. Young People's League meets Sunday evening Christmas Eve program with tree and treats planned.
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Corzine
Waverly
M. E. Church
South
Willis
Ziort
George Wasem
Young People’s League Assembly
Epworth League program at M. E. Church features talks
Epworth League session at M. E. Church opens with songs Somebody and Somebody Else, Trust and Obey, and a prayer. Lucile Field gives a talk and Thelma Pugh performs a piano solo. Mae Eagan and Ellen Mulvaney lead talks and announcements before benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
iLucile Field
Thelma Pugh
Mae Eagan
Ellen Mulvaney
Chicago banquet honors Patoka 4-H club winners
Miss Alice Mojonnier of Chicago has three years of Patoka 4-H club work and attended a formal National 4-H banquet. The event occurred in the Terrace Gardens at the Morrison Hotel in Chicago, followed by a Rose Room ceremony awarding state prize winners.
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Alice Mojonnier
Chicago
Patoka
Eastern Star Lodge Elects New Officers
Monday night election at the Eastern Star Lodge selected Madeline Porter as W M and Artie Rogier as W P with Eunice Altom as Assistant Matron Jessie Ellis as Conductor Myrtle Rogier as Assistant Conductor Ada Belcher as Secretary and F M Smith as Treasurer The next meeting is Dec 26 featuring a ten cent gift exchange.
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Eastern Star Lodge
Madeline Porter
W. M
Artie Rogier
W. P
Eunice Altom
Jessie Ellis
Myrtle Rogier
Ada Belcher
Sec
F. M. Smith
Treas
Health Officers to Meet in Springfield Conference
Health officers and public health workers from across Illinois will convene in Springfield on December 17 for a two day program organized by the state department of public health. More than 800 delegates are expected with invitations to medical and dental societies parent teachers associations and women's clubs. The program focuses on child health and disease prevention.
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Illinois
State Department of Public Health
Medical and Dental Societies
Parent-Teachers Associations
Women’s Clubs
Patoka Over Kinmundy In Low-Scoring Victory
Patoka defeated Kinmundy 20 to 6 on Patoka’s floor with Kinmundy scoring only five free throws in the first half and one more in the second. Patoka had two field goals and four free throws in the first half and added five field goals with two free throws in the second.
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Dn Witteh
Greenville
Quthouse
Patoka
Greenville College
TP _ McIntire
Griffin
Eagan
Logan
Anderson
Outhouse
Belcher
Green Ville
Maynard
Blizzard
Harnetiaux
Mayhem
Pepin
Nelson
Golt
Lamb
Kinmundy
Ladies Fancy Work Club Meets for Holiday Program
Mrs. Bessie Murfin hosted the Ladies Fancy Work club Friday afternoon with Mrs. Taylor Noll and Mrs. Potts leading the program. Elsie Gray gave a Christmas reading. Katie Nattier won the Christmas tree contest. mystery pals and gift exchange concluded. Refreshments were served by the hostess with Eunice Altom assisting. Members present included Mae Good Lula Troyer Mary Wasem Leona Behner Winnie Spurgeon and others. former member Donna Jennings attended as a guest. The January meeting will be at Mrs. Elsie Gray’s home with Katie Nattier and Ethel Rogier in charge.
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Bessie Murfin
Ladies Fancy Work Club
Taylor Noll
Potts
Elsie Gray
Katie Nattier
Eunice Altom
Mae Good
Lula Troyer
Mary Wasem
Leona Behner
Winnie Spurgeon
Maude Noll
Annie Hill
Frances Simcox
Donna Jennings
Ethel Rogier
Birthday Party at Adams Home Celebrates 1903 Birthday
Mrs. F. E. Adams marked her birthday with relatives gathering December 13 at her home. Twenty four guests attended a luncheon and shared a pink trimmed birthday cake as old time music provided by James Karr Showbonner James Lawson Nick Rosenbaum Vernon and Douglas Karr Vandalia.
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F. E. Adams
James Karr
James Lawson
Nick Rosenbaum
Vernon
Douglas Karr
Paupers Gain Aid From Home Township Rule
Attorney General Oscar E Carlstrom holds paupers may seek aid from their home township after moving. The resident township remains financially liable for support for one year following departure.
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Oscar E. Carlstrom
School program features solo acts and student groups
An assembly program includes Vocal Solo Lucile Field Reading Mae Warner Lang Girls Quartet Violin and Guitar Duet Pete Carlo and Phillip Wyant Talk Rev. Monroe Smith. Teachers sponsor a play to be given Saturday evening December 26. Proceeds fund Reading Circle books for the grades.
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Lucile
Mae Warner
Lang
Pete Carlo
Phillip Wyant
Monroe Smith
Reading Circle
Obituary of Mrs William Nolte
Tillie Torbeck born May 20 1880 died Dec 6 1931 at Centralia Hospital aged 51 years 6 months 16 days. She married Wm Nolte May 4 1889 and had daughter Eleanor. Survived by husband Eleanor Graham Earl Graham Jr Dolores Graham four brothers sisters and many friends. She joined Lutheran Church young and lived a devoted Christian life. Short service at Vernon home then Augsburg Church. Interment Augsburg cemetery.
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Tillie Torbeck
John
Amelia Torbeck
Centralia Hospital
Wm. Nolte
Eleanor
Eleanor Graham
Earl Graham
Earl Graham Jr
Dolores Graham
Herman Torbeck
Alma
Ill
Henry Torbeck
St. Paul
Theodore Torbeck
Hiinois
Otto Torbeck
St. Peter
Gustave
Anna Elchinger
St. Louis
Heta Luchow
East St. Louis
Gusta Rubin
Amalia Torbeck
Vernon
Nolte
Lutheran Church
Graham
Augsburg Church
Augsburg Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Wm. Nolte and Family
The Nolte and Graham families thank neighbors and friends for assistance during the illness and burial of wife and mother Mrs. Wm. Nolte and Mrs. Eleanor Graham.
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Wm. Nolte
Eleanor Graham
Patoka Boy Writes From Philadelphia
The Register prints a brief note from Les Simcox of Philadelphia praising Patoka church work. He sent a liberal donation and asks for revival success while enjoying the newspaper and Patoka basketball news including the Sandoval game. Les’s brother Kennedy also sent a generous offering to support the church.
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Register
Les Simcox
Philadelphia
Penn
Les
Patoka
John Smith
Sandoval
Kennedy
Odin leads Northern Egyptian Illinois H S conference standings
Official ball standings show Odin at 31 points, Brownstown 21, Patoka 20, Kinmundy 6 after games since the last report. Secretary V. V. Bancroft notes the results and lists team tallies and scorers such as Patoka and Kinmundy.
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Pete Pet
Patoka
Odin
Sandoval
Brownstown
Farina
Kinmundy
V. V. Bancroft
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Dairyman’s Convention
U. S
Local Church News
Aban Christian. Church
Christian Science Churches
Vernon Pentecost Church
J. H. Reeter
Baptist Church News
TP Griffin
McIntire
A Silkey
F Logan
C Outhouse
TP Smith
Neuville
F Pruit
F Gammon
Rol Wilson
Howell
Adies Fancy Work
ADAMS
Patoka Boy
Northern Egyptian Illinois
H.S. Athletic Conference
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