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The notice records an entry on November 2, 1907 at the post office under the Act of March 3 1879. It notes Eve tok Hine Friday at Entered as cena ane matter.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1946
Page
4
The notice records an entry on November 2, 1907 at the post office under the Act of March 3 1879. It notes Eve tok Hine Friday at Entered as cena ane matter.
Mr and Mrs George Mann and several family members visited friends and relatives in Shattuc and nearby towns over the holidays. The group, including Miss Edith Mann Miss Nancy Dial and Miss Joan Behrens stopped in Wellston Mt. Zion Salem Texaco Payette Iowa and Flora for visits with relatives and friends.
Miss Mary Sebastian is sick with the flu. Mrs. C. H. Morrison and Miss Margaret West attended a show in Centralia Saturday. Mrs. Vera Farthing spent Sunday here with her brother Mr. and Mrs. Ben Purvis. Mrs. William West, Mrs. Della Un-
Derhill and Mrs. Ben Purvis and daughter Shirley Jean attended a show in Salem Thursday. Mr. William West attended lodge in Centralia Thursday evening. Mrs. Fanny Harris and daughter Miss Marjorie Davis were in Salem on business Wednesday. Mrs. Seaton Pearson and Mrs. Regis Bartlett of Centralia have been visiting here with their parents. Mrs. Bartlett visited Mrs. Nannie Wallis. Miss Ruth Mary and Miss Ranae Bartlett are on the sick list. Mrs. Minnie Williams spent Friday in Centralia. Mrs. Gorge Schular spent Friday in Centralia. Milburn McCoy and daughters spent New Year’s Day in Glenridge with his parents. Clifford Powell has received his discharge after 58 months in the service. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Buchanan of California and Mr. and Mrs. William Avery had a 6 o’clock dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Moore. Mrs. Henry Sebastian and daughter visited Centralia and Mr. Charles Heyduck. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hurd attended a Wooldridge family reunion in Iuka for New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Anderson attended a show in Centralia Thursday.
Rev Jenkins argues that most American youth are decent serious minded and industrious and inclined toward religion He cites letters from service members veterans and youth groups to support the view that young people have future plans and seek guidance and opportunities
A youth statement outlines eight demands from stable industry and fair employers to civic participation and religious reform. Youth seek honest governance, home ownership, educational opportunity, and respectful church life while urging mature leadership and responsible citizenship for a stronger nation. The call ends with a challenge to readers to think and act for the country’s future.
The Capper’s Farmer article advises planning a bathroom system that serves all family members. For large households add more than one lavatory and consider partition setups, downstairs fixtures, and a prefabricated shower cabinet. Emphasize utility and style with porcelain enamel finishes and varied wall and floor options.
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