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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
5
The Patoka Register publishes this information note listing publisher James M. Emerson and details about publication in Patoka Illinois. It notes weekly Friday publication, second class matter status, and annual subscription cost of 1.50.
Advertisement notes three openings for route men to service 200 customers on an eight hour day with weekly pay about $37.50. experience not required. apply Albert Mills Route Manager at 2222 Monmouth Cincinnati Ohio.
通知 to entitled recipients to call at Red Cross rooms Saturday for flour allotment. Committee.
On Wednesday night January 18 the REBEKAH LODGE will install officers at 7 o clock and hold a social after. All members urged to attend.
At a Patoka Red Cross meeting seventeen members formed the local chapter with F. M. Smith as Chairman Mrs T E Irvin as Secretary Mrs A M Peek as Treasurer and directors George J Wasem and P B Simcox. Membership remains open and the local effort seeks more enlistments.
The Patoka municipal race features a retiring mayor G. W. Simcox and clerk John Simcox with candidates including D. W. Troyer Charles Adams and W. E. Fields for three trustee posts. Holdover trustees Roy Ballance Charles Hill and Dick Wasem remain, urging citizens to support men with the city’s best interests.
Governor Horner opens with a plan to secure downstate control of the senate by a constitutional amendment while keeping lower house representation by population. He calls for immediate congressional district redistricting, tax reform, and a central unified Cook County court, plus a constitutional convention to simplify government and reduce local costs. He backs repeal of Prohibition with strict regulatory measures and tax steps to replace bootleggers, and advocates education funding, teacher tenure, and prison welfare reform.
Sheriff Stony Vogt and family of Salem and the Register family were entertained at the S. E. Alcom home last Sunday. Several locals and visitors are named among the weekend calls and a funeral in Patoka drew several out-of-town attendees.
The Patoka Charge schedules Sunday services at Zion Zion Schoolhouse Island Chapel and Patoka Church with Sunday School times and Epworth League events announced. Epworth League officers elected include Elizabeth Simcox president and Mary Caldwell vice president. A League program for January 15 features talks on Investments in Habits and related health topics with musical interludes.
A two week revival will be held at the Christian Church beginning January 28 and ending February 6. Bro Lovell of Sandoval Christian Church will lead the services after Sunday School at 9 30 a m.
Mrs Adah Belcher hosts W M S meeting at her home on Tuesday afternoon January 17. W M A quarterly meeting of the Kaskaskia Association will be held with New Harmony Church in Centralia on January 19. Miss Anna Belle Adams to lead Sunbeam meeting Sunday January 22 after Sunday School. Miss Gladys Farmers to lead B Y P U program Sunday January 15 at 6 30 p m. Eld A C Brown to fill regular appointment Sunday.
Superintendent Frank Williams leads a slate with Alden Sears as Assistant and Lawrence Perrine as Treasurer. Bobby Eaglin serves Secretary with Bob Morey as Assistant, Alta Pugh as Pianist Thelma Fugh as Assistant and James Quayle as Chorister Dayne Ellis as Assistant.
The regular third Sunday program at the M. E. Church will be held Sunday night January 15 at 7 15. A religious play titled The Lost Church will be presented with about thirteen participants. Everyone is invited to attend.
Sandoval The Methodist Sunday School elected its officers for the coming year. Superintendent Joe Kerwin. Assistant Rudolph Schneider. Secretary Mrs. Jessie Crane. Treasurer Mrs. Cloe Day. Pianist Mrs. Ruby Pfeifer with assistants Mrs. Maude Carter and Miss Ellen Wilton. Librarian Miss Thelma Craig. Teachers include Primary Mrs. Mayme Dixson and Class No 1 Mrs. Laura Day with Class No 2 Wilbur Reinhardt.
The list names judges for a school event by class: 3 Mrs. Margaret Redburn 4 Rev. Glen Pfeiffer 5 Mrs. Lela Craig 6 Mrs. Opal French.
The M E Church schedules Sunday services on January 15 at Pato ka 10 45 a m and Vernon 7 pm with the sermon Path. The second quarterly conference is set for Vernon on January 29. P R Glotfelty Jr. citation.
D R Livesay appointed Administrator of the Estate of Lucy Morris deceased. He will appear before Marion County Illinois County Court at Salem Court House for the March Term on the First Monday in March to adjust claims. Creditors must attend and debtors pay immediately. Dated December 28, 1982. John L Kagy, Attorney.
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