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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1935

Page

13

For Sale and Trade Classified Listings

Several items offered including soy bean hay and red top hay with straw. Listings mention buyers and sellers such as Orville Hopkins George Wicker Patoka Ill Albert Piercy Glen Bhrat Sho bonier Ill Harry Nattier Lawrence Sorrell Vernon Mil along with livestock like a Fox Hound six years old and work mares. Lost brown kid gloves noted for Mrs P B Simox.

Sawle Walker Albert Piercy Patoka Lawrence ‘Sorrell Vernon, Mil

Patoka Township Democratic Convention Called for Feb 23

A Democratic Convention will be held Feb 23 at 2:00 PM at the Patoka Legion Hall to nominate candidates for township offices and conduct additional business as needed. W L Hathaway and Clark Simcox are listed.

Patoka Legion Hall

Carrigan Township Democratic Convention Planned

A convention to nominate a Democratic candidate for Supervisor and Highway Commissioner will be held at the Town House on Saturday February 23 1935 at 2:00 p m. G N Smith Precinct Committeeman announces the event.

G. N. Smith

Wood pile cut thank you note to Ella Foster

A brief note thanks those who cut a pile of wood for Ella Foster. Lem Meador visited St. Louis last Tuesday on business.

Ella Foster

In Memoriam for Little Joyce by Eileen Foltz

In loving memory of Little Joyce cherished by Eileen Foltz and Bessie Moltz who died February fifteenth, nineteen thirty one. The poem reflects faith in a Savior and a peaceful afterlife, praising a loved one’s journey to the land of Perfect Day and the solace found in belief and guidance after loss.

Joyce Eileen Foltz Chas Bessie Moltz Tas

Meeting Joyce Eileen Amid Promised Summons

A reflective line evokes meeting Joyce Eileen when a summons calls, implying an imminent encounter. The speaker frames the moment as a hopeful pledge to reunite at a future threshold.

Prodigal Son Play Aids Vernon Church Program

A community program at the high school gym Saturday February 16 features a Bib lical play The Prodigal Son by Pentecostal youths and musical numbers by the Ep worth League of the M E Church. Free will offering taken. all invited.

Pentecotal Church Epworth League M. E. Church Della Hanson Dorothy Martha Decatur Fred Leninger T. E. Dickey St. Louis Flora Dickey Grace Lowe Arnold Chapel Mary Massey Elizabeth Doolen Minnie Peddicord Elizabeth Whitehurst Lawrence Wilson Dale Whitehurst Cecil Binnion For J. A. Purdue Jimmy Russell Green Hazel Cox William. Miller Charles Vernon Ehlers Chares Moore Chicago Ray Walton Clifford Wilson Downs, Il Ida F. Wilson Harry Godel William Miller al Gray Vernon Ivy Lowe W. W. Lowe

Flu prevalent in this vicinity reported in Carrigan area

The note mentions Babe Ticknor and Mrs. Ted Ticknor in Sandoval and Salem on business. William Galbraith of Tonti township visited his parental home on Sunday. Mrs. Gail Quick was needed at her mother's home near Flora due to a serious situation.

Babe Ticknor Ted Ticknor Sandoval Salem Wm. Galbraith Tonti , Township Gail Quick Flora

Illness and social notes span local weekend events

Dr. DuComb of Patoka made a professional call Saturday. James Meredith Jr. of Champaign spent the weekend at his home here. Glen Hicks visited the John Haug home Monday. Irma Jean Meredith missed Sandoval school Friday due to illness. Cecil Warren can again man his milk route in Centralia after flu. Billy Groff visited the Durbin home Sunday. Wilford Holhauzer and Keith Foster of near Odina were social callers Saturday. Ed Kerwin and Grace Hutton recently wed. A charivari was held Saturday evening. Parsonage trustees met in Sandoval Friday at Mr. Day's residence. Milk hauler and mail carrier travel by wagon due to bad weather and roads.

DuComb Patoka James Meredith Jr Champaign Glen Hicks John Haug Irma Jean Meredith Sandoval Cecil Warren Centralia Billy Groff Durbin Wilford Holhauzer Keith Foster Odina Ed Ker- Win Grace Hutton Day

Corn Hog Sign-Up Sets Courses for 1935 Program

Marion County farmers brace for the 1935 corn hog program with sign-up meetings announced by Farm Adviser Blackburn and local officials. The plan aims to limit surpluses and stabilize prices, with about $45 000 in cash payments to eligible farmers if participation matches the 1934 effort. Meetings begin February 15 in Foster through March 7 at various town halls and buildings, with three sign-up groups and contract applications to be signed.

Marion County Blackburn College of Agriculture University of Foster Town House Salem Tonn Romine Prairie Church Centralia City Hall Sandoval High School Kinmundy Town Hall Meacham Town Hall Stevenson Town Hall Clarrigan Town Hall Patoka Iuka School Brubaker Romine Town Hall Omega Odin Legion Hall

Local News Roundup From Centralia and Nearby Towns

Centralia visitors include Mr and Mrs Ed Wurm and Mrs Nick Kreitler on Thursday. George and Albert Buchele were in Carlyle Monday for business. Eunice Quick stayed with sister Mrs Lafe Noller of Shatte. Jim Stokes sale near Huey drew locals Thursday. Charlie Stone traveled to St Louis Tuesday. Mrs John Quick and grandson Berle visited Wm Smith family Saturday. Mrs Hugh Jensen and son Warren spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Frank Cole and daughter Margaret. John Lanham was a Carlyle carrier on Friday. ee Buchele visited sister Mrs Frank Pratt on Sunday.

Ed Wurm Nick Kreitler Centralia George Albert Buchele Carlyle Eunice Quick Lafe Noller Shatte Jim Stokes Huey Charlie Stone St. Louis John Quick Berle Wm. Smith Hugh Jensen Warren Frank Cole Margaret John Lanham Orday Ee Buchele Frank Pratt

Do you know Illinois by Edward J Hughes Secretary of State

A public information Q and A from the Illinois Secretary of State outlines Illinois facts. It covers population numbers from 1810 and 1930, county counts, largest and smallest counties, congressional representation, Mormon history in Nauvoo, Joseph Smith, the 1844 deaths, rail land grants for the Illinois Central, and the Jacksonville Female Academy.

Edward J. Hughes Secretary of State of Illinois State Library and Archives Division Ward J. Hughes Public Information Department Capitol Springfield Ilinois Illinois Central Railroad Ilinois Central

AAA Outlines Plan for Higher Milk Prices in St Louis

A. H. Lauterbach of the AAA urged higher prices at a Washington meeting with Sanitary Milk Producers and St. Louis distributors. Representatives argued rising hay costs require price boosts. Officials plan a market board to enforce license terms and curb price cutting with a Feb 15 deadline for agreement.

AAA ST. Louis A. H. Lauterbach Sanitary Milk Producers Washington M. E. Bone Sanitary A. D. Lynch Charles Whitlock Litchfield Illinois Mlk Milk Industry Board Lautenbach

Public Sale Publicizes Vernon Area Auction Details

A public sale will take place 2 1 2 miles north of Vernon starting at 10 o'clock. Items include horses cattle corn hay fodder feed household goods farm machinery and miscellaneous articles. Cash terms. Fred Leninger owner. Thursday February 21 1935.

Vernon, On Gaylord Smith Boulder John O’neill Mike Pete Brady Tom Edwards Fred Leninger

Missionary Society Meeting Highlights Wells Our Fathers Digged

The Woman's Missionary Society met with Mrs. Ellen Simcox on Wednesday afternoon to discuss The Wells our Fathers Digged. Two visitors Mrs. C N Cruse and Rev J M Smith attended. Members are urged to attend next Thursday at Mrs Lora Altom's for special work.

Woman’s Missionary Society Ellen Simcox Our Fathers C. N. Cruse J. M. Smith Lora. Altom

Bankers Annual Convention Set for Decatur

Illinois Bankers Association president H A Brinkman announces the Forty Fifth annual convention to be held in Decatur on May 20 and 21 1935 at the Orlando Hotel convention headquarters Local arrangements will be handled by the Decatur Clearing House Association with Citizens National Bank Milikin National Bank and the National Bank of Decatur leading the local group and city officials supporting the event

H. A. Brinkman Illinois Bankers Association Decatur Orlando Decatur Clearing House Association Chamber of Commerce Clearing House Association Citizens National Bank William Barnes, Jr Millikin National Bank

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George Wickersham Orville Hopkins E. Raines Til Glen Bhrat Shobonier Ill H. Britt Harry Nattier Patoka Township Carrigan Township Lem Meador Patoka Register Congress S. Locust St. Centralia.ll G. H. Lensgraf S. 5Th St Vandalia, Il COX & Martin Linton & Beery Funeral Directors Embalmers Patoka, Illinois C. S. Huddleston Centralia, Illinois P. O. Box MAE Eagan Auto and Property Insurance R. G. Keeley Centralia, Ill R. C. McGuire Hoffman Bldg W. L. Derleth Leber Bldg Memoriam Raines South Locust St Sinclair Pennsylvania Roy Edwards and Frank Westman Joyce Eileen Carrigan Farmers’ Cooperative Geo. J. Wasem Diamond Springs McLean Putnam Missouri Nauvoo Hancock County Joseph, Smith Hyrum Carthage Illinois Central Ross Jacksonville Female Academy Missionary Meeting Bankers Annual Convention Washington Digest William Bruckart Bruckart
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