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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1948
Page
8
Classified notice listing a large San doval building for rent suitable as a storage room at a reasonable price. Includes Box 8, Patoka contact details. 11p.
Mrs Claud Brummer shopped in Centralia Thursday. Reverend Watson and several couples attended the Methodist Quarterly meeting in Lebanon. Mrs Carl Lochmnar returned to Wilmington after holidays with Luella Quick. The Manns visited Mrs William Young in Fredonia and Mrs Loretta Hester shopped in Centralia. Families visited relatives in St Louis Breese Patoka and Litchfield.
Farm Adviser Blackburn announces an all day soils and crops meeting with Pat Johnson on January 14 at the Farm Bureau building in Salem. The program covers new crop varieties and yield reports for soybeans wheat oats and possibly hybrid corn plus lime stone phosphate potash and legumes soil improvements with data from experiment stations for soils like Marion county.
Mr R A Brummet spent the weekend in Kirkwood Missouri with the Brummet family visiting the Lawrence Robertson family. Mr and Mrs Thomas Dwyer called on Mr John Cleary of Stringtown. Mr Cael is healing from a fall injury. George W Christie is on the sick list and Raymond Caudley is recovering from flu.
With prices and personal income rising, the Investors Syndicate survey shows the real income of the average American is slightly higher than a year ago. The report explains real income as revenue relative to cost of living.
The report states salaries rose more than wages for the second straight month helping offset earlier lag. Real income stands at $1.02, meaning a typical family can buy 2 percent more than a year ago while miscellaneous costs rise faster than food clothing or shelter. E. E. Crabb asserts full employment and strong demand support sustained high living standards and a returning balance.
Miss Fannie Brooks health education specialist of the University of Illinois will discuss We Win With Health Through Cancer Controls at the Globe Theatre Salem on Friday January 23. The 1:30 p.m. session is open to both men and women with previous service including Army Nurse Corps and Mt Sinai Hospital.
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