Christmas Eve Program Cancelled at Local Church
Illness among several young participants leads to the cancellation of the church program on Christmas Eve with only a brief gathering planned.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1932
Page
8
Illness among several young participants leads to the cancellation of the church program on Christmas Eve with only a brief gathering planned.
A local note lists visits and calls in the East Fork area. Names include Mrs Fred Webking Logan Meredith Clarence Cozad Orrville Hill the Schmahl family and others. Several residents are described shopping visiting or ill with Will French noted as very poorly after a W W Murfin visit. A sale advertisement for a 75 cent big can appears and Altom's with Rev Humphrey depart for Pike county family visits are mentioned.
In local notes Tony Clark and his wife welcomed a girl. Many neighbors visited and helped with wood and errands as the community shared in the family joy. Several families were listed visiting ill relatives and moving property, with conversations and calls noted throughout the week.
Moody Logan of Decatur spent the past week with relatives and friends. California Sunkist seedless oranges priced at 20c a dozen. At Altom's Merritt Caldwell visited Salem on Monday calling on many friends. Marvin Ballance attends Carbondale Normal and spent weekend with parents Lester Ballance and wife. Paul Troyer and wife of Chicago joined relatives for weekend visits with Dave Troyer and wife. Mortons smoky salting referenced.
A historical explanation of bank funding from stockholder capital and community deposits. It outlines capital, reserves, and profits as safeguards, with banks lending most deposits to borrowers while keeping enough reserves to cover losses. Banks rarely lend their own funds, using them as a cushion for deposit protection.
The text explains depositors’ interests are held by banks often at one dollar of their own funds for every four to five dollars of depositors’ money. It states banks are expected to two main tasks: protect depositors’ funds and invest them for community benefit.
Mrs. Nannie Wilson is reported quite ill with rheumatism. Roy Thompson and family of Maron will visit on Saturday. The Beer Bill passed the House 230 to 165 and goes to the Senate. Walter Renner visited Centralia on Wednesday. Miss Alice Murfin returns home from Charleston for the holidays.
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