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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1935

Page

5

Altom's Notes and Local Tidings from Patoka Area

Local column reports shop deals at Altom's including P G soap two bars for five cents and Oxydol five cents per package. Mentions births at Patoka, visits by residents, a valentine party in Vernon, a county office candidates touring, and election of club officers with Dayne Ellis as President and Alta Pugh as Secretary.

Armours Pork & Beans Altom’s Orville Schroeder Vernon F. B. Ballance Annabelle Wilson Odin Altom A. L.'Irvin Stoney Vogt Salem James Emerson Patoka S. E. Altom Albert Cruse Orson Brown Brown Mattie Purcell Wm. Roadman Alma Merritt Caldwell Purcell Geo. Wasem George Jr L. P. Hill Virgil Arland Wortman Burl Wortman Wilma Crawford Anna Belcher Helen Troyer Charleston L. O. Griggs St. Louis Porter Simcox, Jr New York Life Insurance Company Olney Donald Wilson John Edmod Doctor Laura Livesay Pasupper F. Jett Dayne Ellis Thelma Pugh Alta Pugh Gayle Belcher

Third Sunday Night Program at M E Church

The regular third Sunday night program starts at 7 15 p m at the M E Church. A short talk covers the early ministry of Christ followed by a Friendship of the Bible story and song segment.

M. E. Church Christ

Surprise Party for Mrs Maude Enhtis by Christian youths

A Feb 13 surprise party hosted by the young men and young ladies classes of a Christian church honored teacher Mrs Maude Enhtis at Miss Gayle Belcher's home. Guests played games and prizes went to Iris Ellis Albert Ke LeRoy Watkins Thelma Pugh Lucille Field Frank Williams and Anna Pugh with refreshments served.

The Christian Church Maude Enhtis Gayle Belcher Iris Ellis Albert Ke LeRoy Watkins Thelma Pugh Lucille Field Frank Williams Anna Pugh

Types of Christ Sermon Series at Baptist Church

The Baptist Church resumes its Sunday evening sermons on the Old Testament Types of Christ, with the third message upcoming. Sunday schedule includes Sunday School at 9:30, Worship at 10:35, B Y P U at 6:30, and Thursday Bible Study at 7:00. The church invites all to attend and worship.

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Christian Church Sunday Schedule and Bible Study

The church lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m Communion at 10 30 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m with Doris Good as leader for February 18 Bible Study every Wednesday at 7 p m with Doris Good as leader for February 28 Ladies Aid every Wednesday afternoon

Christian Endeavor Doris Good Doris. Good

Epworth League Program at M. E. Church South

Epworth League service on Sunday February 18 at 6 30 features Scripture Psalm 90 and the Eternal Years of God message. Betsy Altom plays piano preludes Claire and Lucille Smith duet and Gayle Jones gives piano solo. Speakers include Charles Griffin James Ballance Margaret Ballance Elizabeth Sim Cox and Rettie Simcox leads with announcements offering and benediction.

Epworth M. E. Church South God Betty Altom Charles Griffin James Ballance Claire Lucille Smith Margaret Ballance Elizabeth Simcox Gayle Jones Lavonne Jones Rettie Simcox

Simplification of Illinois Highway Numbering

The Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings under Gov. Henry Horner launches a highway numbering simplification. About 20,000 State Route markers are removed or renumbered to reduce confusion with U.S. routes as the $100 million bond program expands road work. The plan aims to align east west routes with even numbers and north south routes with odd numbers beginning at state edges.

Department of Public Works and Buildings Illinois Henry Horner U. S Sap Kingery Department of Public Wo U.S Springfield Staunton Chicago

WILL Expands Program and Power for IL Radio Station

The University of Illinois WILL increases daytime power to 1000 watts with 250 watts at night on 890 kilocycles. Daily broadcasts run 8 to 11 am 5 to 6 pm and 11 to 12 pm Friday 10 to 12 pm Saturday. programs include lectures French lessons plays debates band music and talks by faculty.

University of Illinois Federal Radio Commission Will School of Music M. L. Hansen United States F. S.stebert School of Journalism College of Commerce College of Law Illinois College of Agriculture

University Belongs to the People

The University of Illinois is an institution of the people run by a Board of Trustees elected by Illinois citizens. The 11 trustees set policy, approve staff appointments, set salaries, allocate funds, and approve budgets with monthly meetings and public reports to the Governor and General Assembly.

University of Illinois Illinois Board of Trustees State Superintendent of Public Instruction General Assembly of

University Economy Cuts State University Costs

The annual financial report for the university ending June 30 1933 shows expenditures for salaries wages and supplies totaling 5 891 031 and compares with 6 500 505 for 1932 31 6 076 650 for 1930 31 and notes the 1933 34 budget was reduced to 5 446 707 with further cuts across all departments and capital outlays for the physical plant totaling 67 861 73 down from 1 020 193 in 1931 32 and 1 986 918 in 1930 31. The comptroller Lloyd Morey details allocation by department and item.

Lloyd’ Morey Morey

Illinois art department tour brings 59 paintings on the road

A traveling exhibit by University of Illinois art department toured several large down state cities. Civic art groups financed the tour and hosted the showing of fifty nine paintings, many nationally known, as part of a University effort to cooperate with local supporters. Dean Rexford Newcomb noted the university had long received requests for such tours but lacked funding, making community sponsorship essential.

Uni University of Illinois Art Department College of Fine and Applied Arts Rexford Newcomb

Odin Township Family Ties Mark Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs Pearl McClelland with Mrs Sella McClelland visit with Melvin Austin while many relatives including the Griners Ross Holtslaw and Deadmonds share Sunday gatherings. Fannie Deadmond dies and funeral held at Bethel Church with Rev Gray officiating. Ward and kin attend, interment at Deadmond cemetery.

Pearl McClelland Sella McClelland Melvin J Austin Raymond Griner Jimmie Asa McClelland Georgie ‘Ross Sandoval Isaac Ross Rob Johnson Cleo George Griner Fannie Deadmond Paul Bundy John R. McClelland Bethel Church Gray Deadmond Cemetery Harry Brough Alice ‘Brough Mason Holtslaw Nellie Melvin Austin Thomas Holtslaw Land Jamita Lora Holtslaw Loyd McClelland Bethel Day Kittles Earl Jackson Lillian of Alma Gree Holtslaw Orville Mason A. C. Austin Roosevelt Isaac Deadmond Isaac Ross Jr St. Louis Joseph Mary John Basolo Alice Brough J. R. Holtslaw Belle Zoellers James Day Odin Jennie Williams Orville Mason Lillian James Moore George Eaglin Robert Risinger Deloris Robert Meredith Emma Ross Shanafelt Edwin Bernard Ross Flora Case Ethel Austin Sabina Rostances Melvin “Austin Phyllis A. ©. Austin Frances Payne Maude ‘Austin Oscar Bradford Mel Austin Jesse R. McClelland Fame May McClelland Rosalie Glenda Paul Budy Laney Maude Austin andM@es Breakfield Fred Campbell Centralia Roosevelt and Mrs. Prather Mason Holslaw James Case

Bible class gathering and local visits noted in Fredonia

The Fredonia Bible class met at the Cozad home Tuesday with strong turnout. Numerous locals visited relatives and friends across the area including the Cozads, Nichols, Gehrigs, McHaneys, Jetts, and Palmers. Attendance and social calls spanned Kell to Patoka with a horse sale at Charlie Cox farm drawing participants.

Stombaugh Hill News Notes and Local Visits

Cold spell arrives as Stombaugh Hill residents share social calls and birthday wishes. Miss Golda McClary and companion visit Mr and Mrs J R Stombaugh. Marlin Wolff celebrated birthday with friends. Evelyn Thomas stays with Bessie Stark and other local visits are reported throughout the week.

Golda McClary Roman Norris J. R. Stombaugh Marlin Wolff Evelyn Thomas Bessie Stark Rollie Stombaugh Buckmaster Bessie. Stark Ed ‘Thomas Near Vernon John Meryman George Helbeck St. Louis Glen Stombaugh Ruth Campbell Minnie Geert Martin Wolff Martin Stombaugh Helen Bobbie Daniels Stanley Wolff

Caregiver Called for Infant of Fredonia Family

Mrs Will Campbell of Fredonia is summoned to care for the sixteen months old child of Mr and Mrs Durbin as the family faces a serious health condition.

Will Campbell Fredonia Durbin

Community Notices From Sandy Branch Gatherings

Mrs Emma Swift and others helped Valinda Conant cook for wood sawyers Thursday. Lucille Garrett and the Garret family visited at various homes. Marshall Williams and family and Beatrice Nichols hosted visitors Sunday. George Cole and families attended gatherings at Mack Robb and Saddler homes. Various locals spent weekends and Wednesday evenings with friends and relatives in the Sandy Branch area.

Emma Swift M. Conant Mack Robb Valinda Conant Lucille Garrett Selby Garrett Marshall Williams Beiiie Nichols Darrell Arnold Breese Billy Morrs Satuay Fletcher Cole George Coles Visyd Williams Marvin Conant S. C. Green George Cole Thurina. Robb Saddler Chas. Ford Eli Robb Mack Robbs Cliff Jackson Mark ‘Swift Billy Morris

East Zion News Roundup Captures Visitations and Community Events

Mrs Elsie Caldwell and relatives from Vernon visited this week. Numerous Caldwell family members and neighbors were ill or recovering. Miss Alice Caldwell stayed in Decatur, while Millie Jimmerson visited Howard Nelson’s family. Clubs met with Miss Glenn Meadors and Mrs Cleave McWhirter. A party at Miss Edith Hines and visits to Charley Finch and family are noted. A cold wave sent temperatures below zero.

Elsie Caldwell Vernon Frank Thomasson Fent Caldwell Loren Caldwell Vandalia Oscar Caldwell Nellie Chandler Elis Bassett Alice Caldwell Decatur Millie Jimmerson Howard Nelson Young Ladies Club Glenn Meadors Frank Frizzell Cleave Mee- Whirter Sam Cozad Odin Pearl Berry Ancil Arnold Russell Caldwell Barthol Anderson Edith Hines Jackie Cox Lyle Green Charles Berry Lewis Kissner Elmer Berry Charley Finch Claude ‘Williams Ellis Bassett Ray Williams Ed Massie John Sebastian Roy Thomason Joe Knight Jim Baker William Jones Jim McNichols Bud Stephens Ennos Davidson Chatter and Stitch Club Cleave McWhirter sZion Aig Owen Belcher Ancil and Lyle Burle Arnold Elsworth Chandler Clyde Williams J.cleave McWhirter Charley McWhirter Gus Protz Jamie Caldwell Elmer Bassett Elmer Frizzell Frizzell Frank Thomason Dwight Williams Glen Ehrat Addis Walton Joe Frizzell

Roosevelt Quote on Statesmanship and Education

A concise Roosevelt reflection on governance emphasizing persuasion leadership sacrifice and the enduring duty to educate. The quotation highlights education as central to effective statesmanship and public service.

Roosevelt

Statement on ending exploitation in wartime act

A General asserts the act aims to end the preservation of units that can only exist through exploitation, signaling a move toward eliminating coercive practices and protecting vulnerable groups. The quote frames a broader policy objective behind the legislation.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wm. H. Hay Epworth League Odin Township Clarence Cozad L. B. Cozad Edith March Kell John Nichols Jake Mack Glen Parker Mattie Chance Francis and Fred Chance Kinmundy Charlie Mc Charlie McHaney Alice ‘Simpson Walter Gehrig Sand Sylvia Evans Marion’ Evans Charlie Cruse Russell Simcox Emma Jett Cecil Jett George Jett Joe Muck Herman Muck Roy Thalman O. A. Kretzer Harvey Pearl Renfro Charlie Cox Farm Russell Palmer Stombaugh Hill Sandy Branch East Zion General Johnson
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