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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1935

Page

3

Illinois governor pushes use of nine million surplus for relief

Governor Horner urged the Illinois General Assembly to appropriate the nine million dollar surplus for unemployment relief and asked for a quick bill before January fifteenth. He endorsed unemployment insurance and old age pensions in principle, urged highway safety measures, and proposed extending school tax receipts funding while a state school study is conducted.

Horner Illinois General Assembly Illinois Roosevelt Congress William B. Dawson Ellsworth Kenneth Hass Millstadt George W. Beck Herrick Pana Charles Abbott Kane County Sherman Hospital Elgin William H. Denman Atlantic Chicago Peoria Edgar C. Morrison Bradford High School Lake View Hospital Danville Waukegan College of Agriculture The University of Illinois Chicago & Illinois Midland Railroad Cantrell State Mining Investigation Commission H. V. Bowman August A. Wille Murphysbord J. B. Poling George C. McFadden Park Ridge John E. Jones Benton James PF. McElwee, Sr Curtis Mundell West Frankfort Henry Vaughn Hartisburg Thomas Gaffigan Springfield James A. Biddle Mortimer Station Paris Tom White Munele George Knox Hillsboro State Mining Board Department of Mines and Minerals Mr. Knox Elmer Weildler Mt. Olive Macoupin County

Youngest Brooklyn Auxiliary Bishop Appointed by Pope

Very Rev. Monsignor Raymond A. Kearney, 32, chancellor of the Brooklyn diocese, is named auxiliary bishop of Brooklyn by Pope Pius. He becomes the youngest member of the Catholic hierarchy and the bishop born in the twentieth century.

Raymond A. Kearney Brooklyn

Two Scrub Woods Useful for Poles and Fence Works

Two scrub woods yield hornbeam and serviceberry valued for strength. Serviceberry grows tall and straight, yielding long smooth poles suitable for fence bars wagon tongues hay poles and clothesline poles. These trees rarely reach large size but provide sturdy stiff wood for many jobs.

Why Jesus Washed Peter's Feet Lesson Card

The lesson centers on Jesus washing the disciples feet as a model of humility and service. It emphasizes Christ's love despite betrayal, the spiritual cleansing from sanctification, and the call for believers to serve one another with humility, erasing caste distinctions.

Peter Jesus Christ Jesus Christ

Stop and Listen Lesson on Speaking and Help

In trial or perplexity we feel others could aid if they would stop and listen. They rush on and we sense it is futile to speak. The speaker urges us to apply the lesson personally and give what we seek from others.

Commissioned Duty Beyond Human Expectation

A reflection on the divine standard guiding faithful labor. The text contrasts human limits with God’s call, urging adherence to sacred tasks believed essential by the speaker’s faith tradition.

Colonial Girls Appliqued Quilt Pattern by Grandmother Clark

A Home Craft Company notice offers stamped eighteen inch blocks featuring six Colonial ladies in varied poses. Six blocks create a single bed quilt and twelve for a double. Send 15 cents for one block or 75 cents for a set of six, $1.50 for twelve. include a stamped envelope and send to Department D, Home Craft Company, Nineteenth and St Louis Ave, St Louis MO.

Department D Home Craft Company Nineteenth and St. Louis Avenue St. Louis

Turkey orders clerics to wear civilian clothes in public

In a determined campaign to curb the Moham medan priesthood, the government demands clergy wear civilian attire except during religious ceremonies. The ban applies to Moslem, Armenian, Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant, and Jewish clergy.

Turkey

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