Local Notes From Patoka And Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Leo Walker spent Sunday in Shattuck with Mr and Mrs Hugh Jensen and family. Mrs Lizzie Wasem and Miss Betty Simcox returned from Pomona Florida. Mrs P B Simcox left for Geneva to visit. Imogene and Betty Riche son visited Dietrich relatives. Several residents shopped in Vandalia and Evansville Indiana. Nancy Simcox returned to St Louis for school after holidays. New Year gatherings occurred in Patoka and Sandoval with local families. Governor Green announced Two Percent Club for war defense and state hospital reforms noted. Health gains in tuberculosis programs were praised.
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Leo Walker
Shattuck
Hugh Jensen
Lizzie Wasem
Bettie Simcox
Pomona
Fla
P. B. Simcox
Geneva
Paul Cooley
Imogene
Betty Richeson
Dietrich
Floyd Mascher
Gena Adams
Nellie Houston
Kenneth Easton
Vandalia
Vivian Roerbson
Evansville
Indiana
Roy Jones
Nancy Simcox
St. Louis
Ernest Mascher
Patoka
Tillie Richeson
C. R. Richeson
Anna Pught
Irving
Illinois
Hugh LeMay
J. C. Beery
Patsy
Forrest Jones
Kin
Mundy
Glen Hill
Sandoval
J. E. Foltz
Clark Simcox
Veterans Hospital
Outwood
Dean Martin
C. C. Schroeder
W. M. Cox
Paul Logan
James Ballance
Davis Jennings
Centralia
Dale ‘Nattier
Frank Houston
Son
John Houston
Bud Cantrall
Wallace Alexander
Vernon
Roy Sears
H. E. Brock and Son
Nashville
C. H. Christian
Charles Lutz
Glen Heinzmann
O. C. Schroeder
Albert Cruse
Salem
Ingvald Settem
W. J. Parks
John Jennings
Rockford
Chicago
E. L. DeLay
Champaign
Marion Caldwell
Roy Cox
Charles Griffin
H. R. Thompson
Harold Simcox
Stratton Announces Candidacy for State Treasurer
Congressman at large William G. Stratton formally enters the race for State Treasurer in the April 14 primary. He is the son of a former Secretary of State and has long been active in Illinois politics. Stratton previously won the 1904 Republican nomination and the largest vote ever cast for an Illinois Republican in Congress. He has served in Washington during a challenging period and studied at Rio University of Arizona.
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William G. Stratton
Stratton
Illinois
House of Con
Ilinois
Washington
Lake County
Rio
University of Arizona
Illinois officials push for more state police for rural protection
State officials including Howard Rector of agriculture and Livingston E. Osborne, state director of conservation, call for increased police protection for rural roads and farms. They cite 13 000 miles of main roads and vast rural networks, urging equal protection with urban areas as part of a 1941 program emphasizing production and law enforcement. The department plans to propagate 85 000 pheasants and 45 000 quail.
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Illnois Agricultuon
Howard Leon
Smith
Leonard
Livingston E. Osborne
Department
Osborne
For County Treasurer Norman H. Hanes Announces Salem Bid
A notice states Norman H. Hanes of Salem is authorized to announce his candidacy for county treasurer. The item outlines his eligibility and campaign designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman H. Hanes
Salem
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Decatur
Carl McColpin
Kay Jennings
Dwight H. Green
Rodney H. Bandon
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Peru
LaSalle
Bureau
Puti Lee
Ton of
Illinois River
State Highway Department
State Waterway Division
Springfield
Com Nny
Green
Congressman Stratton
Gress
State Capitol News
Gray’s
Patoka, III
T. E. Irvin
Marion County
Patoka, Ill
Marnia
Autolite
Firestone
Crawfords
Mobil Oil and Gas
Mickie
THE
Patoka Register
Harold K. Pike
Ill
Richeson Salvage CO
Schroeder Motor Co
Chevrolet Sales—Service
Orville Schroeder