Chevrolet Sets New High of 2141 Cars in One Day
Chevrolet production reached 2141 units on January 24 as the company boosts output across 21 domestic plants. M E Coyle cites robust orders, a strong 1934 lineup, and a shift to delivered prices fueling early gains and expects rapid growth through the year with payroll at 50816 and dealers poised for immediate deliveries.
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Chevrolet Assembly
M. E. Coyle
General
Coyle
Aow
New York
Local debate draws Ballance and neighbors at Chance school
Lester Ballance Marvin Ballance Bon Wilson Luther Caldwell Frank Ballance and family Mrs Clara Irwin R L Walton and John Chance and wife attended the debate at the Chance school house Friday night.
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Lester Ballance
Marvin Ballance
Bon ‘Wilson
Luther Caldwell
Frank Ballance
Clara Irwin
R. L. Walton
John
Chance
He Chance
Anniversary Celebration at Vandalia State Farm Hall
A large Marion and Fayette county crowd gathered at the Vandalia State Farm dining hall on Thursday night January 25 to honor Geo. Ray for a successful year as superintendent. The event highlighted new management practices, inmate respect, and tax-payer attention, with short plays, a talk, employee introductions, and an old fashioned dance. Patoka visitors included Mrs. Clark Simcox and others.
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Marion and
Fayette County
Vandalia State Farm
Geo. Ray
Ray
Nike
Patoka
Clark Simcox
Ruby Lee
P. B. Simcox
Nelle Quayle
Rubye Eagan
Ruth Pugh
Married Saturday in Sandoval Illinois
Miss Ruth Galbreth daughter of Mr and Mrs A A Galbreath of Brick School vicinity married Ea Ramsey son of Mr and Mrs W M Ramsey of Chicago in a simple ceremony at the M E parsonage in Sandoval January 20 Rev Fairchild officiating Attendants were Miss Juanita Booth Centralia and Frank Galbreth The couple will reside with the bride’s parents and received the community’s best wishes.
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Ruth Galbreth
A. A. Galbreath
Brick School
Ea Ramsey
W. M. Ramsey
Chicago
M. E. Parsonage
Sandoval
Fairchild
Juanita Booth
Centralia
Frank Galbreth
Local Social Visits Reported Across Households
H. G. Hudspeth and wife spent Sunday with Vene Gray and family of Assw J. W.'s Co and wife were Saturday visitors with J. P. Crawford and family.
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H. G. Hudspeth
Vene Gray
Assw
J. W
J. P. Crawford
Benefits From Approval Of Ten Codes Noted In Survey
Washington reports several industry codes approved by National Recovery Administrator Hugh S Johnson. Codes cover drapery and upholstery, pipe organs, feldspar, American glass ware, and other trades with wage and hour changes. Increases in employment and earnings are projected for several sectors. effective dates range late January.
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Washington
National Recovery
Hugh S. Johnson
Glomerui Johnson
10000 Dairymen Join Sanitary Milk Producers Cooperative
The Sanitary Milk Producers Cooperative reports a record membership of 10000 dairy farmers in the St. Louis territory as of January 19 at 1 90 p m. New members joined amid higher prices from dairy negotiations, with ongoing quality tests weighing scales and buyer credit checks cited as proof of program success alongside recent member withdrawals.
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St. Louis
U.a
M. E. Bone
Vandalia
A. [. Lynch
Asociation
Science Club To Meet Saturday
The science club plans a program at the gym on Saturday Feb 10 1934 featuring literature music and art. Activities include a distinguished birth month quote a Ladies Trio song Abraham Lincoln talk and a piano solo with a Valentine exhibit and prizes for two original submissions. Members should bring a plate cup and spoon for the contest.
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Abraham Lincouls
Bettie Simcox
Patoka Meets Vernon H. S. February 6 Basketball Showdown
Indications point to a big basketball game as Patoka High meets Vernon High School next Tuesday night for the season’s second clash. Vernon edged Patoka on December 19, leaving Patoka wary. Both teams have been playing well and a large crowd is expected. arrive early for a seat and bring 15 cents, no reserved seating.
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Patoka High School
Vernon Boys
Patoka
Willards Depart for Des Moines Iowa City Move
Warren Willard and family depart Tuesday for Des Moines Indiana to establish a new home. Willard, formerly at Patoka Dairy, accepts a hotel manager post in Iowa City. Their friends here wish them success in the new venture. Dick Wasem serves on the Petit Jury in Salem this week. Wes Martin and wife own a new Chevrolet coach.
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Warren Willard
Des Moines
Mr. Willard
Patoka Dairy
Iowa City
Willards
Dick Wasem
Salem
Wes Martin
Illinois Health Officer Refutes Raw Milk Superiority Claims
Illinois State Health Officer Baxter addressed dairy manufacturers at the College of Agriculture warning against claims that raw milk exceeds pasteurized milk in food value. He cited studies showing no significant nutritional differences and highlighted the public health benefits of pasteurization in reducing illness and improving child growth.
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Illinois
Baxter
Illinois State Health Department
Springfield
College of Agriculture
University of Iinois
United States Public Health Service
Sale Ag
Natural Milk Producers’ Association of America
Missionary Institute Draws Patoka Delegates to Odin
The Missionary Institute at Odin drew attendees from Patoka and nearby towns for the Kingdom Extension and Mission Claims efforts of the M FE Church South. Rev. Dr. Anderson of Nashville preached on spiritual life and self denial, with changes listed across several communities.
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Missionary
Odin
M. FE
South
Dr. Anderson
Nashville
Tenn
Clay City
Salem
Centralia
Dix
Patoka
Dennison
Marion
Murphysboro
Waverly
Kell
Shower For Miss Duncan
A lively surprise shower honored Miss Mae Duncan at her home on West Noleman Street before her departure for Chicago to wed Mr. L. E. Limecox. Guests included many local friends and out of town visitors Mrs. R. L. Baldridge and Mrs. C. H. Petrea of Salem.
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Mae Duncan
West Noleman Street
Miss Duncan
Chicago
L. E. Limecox
E. E. Chambers
C. H. Petrea
R. L. Baldridge
Mesdames Ed Gaston
E. Greenwalt
W. J. Baldridge
Robert Jones
H. H. Platt
Chas. Adams
Geo. Dowell
Ernie Ferris
Harry Buehler
Blanch Lederer
Frieda Hafeli
Mildrea White
Monica Robertson
Evelyn Fitch
Gladys Wade
Nancy Galassini
Velni Galassini
Betty Maxfield
Dorothy
Nell Greenwalt
Helen Elrod
Salem
Joe Simcox
Clark Simcox
Bettie Simcox
Patoka
Centralia Evening Sentinél
Vandalia Visitor Mrs Van Horn With Family
Mrs O Geo Van Horn of Vandalia spent a weekend as a visiting relative with her daughter Mrs Geo Wasem and family.
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Mrs.o'geo. van Horn of
Vandalia
Mrs. Geo. Wasem
Pope Township Couple Wed as Fayette County Pair Wed
Cecil Fiscus 22 and Alice Beckler 18 of Pope township were married by County Judge Dickerson Burrus of Vandalia on Wednesday January 24. Witnesses Isaac Pilcher and John Curry. The couple reside in Fayette county. the groom is a farmer, son of Alex Fiscus, and the bride is the daughter of Joseph Beckler.
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Cecil Fiscus
Alice Beckler
Pope Township
Dickersor Burrus
Vandalia
Isaac
California Proclaims NRA Net Gains Amid Pacific Coast Survey
The San Francisco News reports broad acceptance of the Blue Eagle by industrials labor leaders and the consuming public. Mattox cites 300000 reemployed under NRA codes in CA NV UT with payroll boosts and rising bank debits and reserves. Employment up in Los Angeles and multiple sectors show strong gains as the Eagle endures.
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Pacific Coast
California
NRA
Washington
San Francisco News
E. Tilden Mattox
Nevada
Utah
Mattox
San Francisco
Federal Reserve Bank of
Eagle
Tme
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Oakley Humphrey Lof Odin
W. D. Humphrey
Carbondale ‘College
Tommy Eastman
C.C. C
Ramsey
Vernon
Eaglin Ramsey
Finley
Kempe
Stokes Pope Hoffmann
Morrison
Vernon H. S
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