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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1935

Page

8

Local and Personal News Highlights from Patoka

Mrs. Charles Cox and daughter Madalene Porter returned from Foreman Arkansas for a funeral. Various visitors and relatives traveled between Patoka and nearby towns including Panama Vernon Lincoln and Centralia. A sale offer from Richeson Confectionery runs with free Halitosine. Florida trip reports note increased tourism and warm weather.

Charles Cox Madalene Porter Foreman Ark Douglas Gray L. W. Ballance Sam Pugh Ruth Pugh Panama Merle Anderson Little Son Harrisburg Patoka Vick Richeson Confectionery Louie Wasem George Wickersham West Mansfield Ohio Aickersham Harrison Tevis Elston Green Orville Schroeder Rebekah N. G V. G Vernon Elvin DeLay Jamestown Herschel Bookhout

Hauptmann Trial Featured In Patoka Register

An inside page story in The Patoka Register covers the Bruno Richard Hauptmann trial. The article outlines key moments, character highlights, and human interest aspects with illustrations accompanying the report.

Patoka Register Bruno Richard Hauptmann

Birthday Party for Doris Adams

Miss Doris Adams was honored at a birthday party hosted at her home by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Adams on Tuesday afternoon January 15 from 4 to 6. Guests played games and enjoyed stunts and contests while refreshments were served by Mrs. C. A Adams and Mrs. Sidney Speer assisted by others.

Doris Adams Walter Adams Doris Adams C. A.adams Sidney Speer Wanda Lea Belcher Mary Helen Jennings Betty Ballance Rachel Adams Edith Marie Speer Leslie Wesley Griffin Vera Mae Carl Adams Pansy Wasem Buddy Cothern Iris Belcher Brooks Dean Maeder Nancy Simcox Anna Wasem Dale Ellis Darvin Jones Anna Belle Adams Junior Nichols Ruth Wadkins Jerry Quayle Billy, Warner Anna Belcher Bettie Simicox

Truck Collides With Car Near Crawford Filling Station

An intersection collision occurred Monday evening when Don Crawford's heavily loaded truck struck William Rogier's automobile near the Crawford filling station. Rogier, returning from Vernon employment, left the highway into a ditch but was not seriously injured. Rogier's car suffered damage covered by insurance.

Crawford Don Crawford William Rogier Rogier Vernon

Birthday Dinner Honors James Wasem and Harold Simcox

Mrs. James Wasem hosted a Friday dinner to celebrate her husband James Wagem's birthday and Harold Simcox of Sandoval on the same date. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simcox and son Harold Dean, Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Simcox, Miss Juanita Harrison, Joe Hopkins of Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas and daughter of Sandoval.

Ter Don Wilson James Wasem Brooks Meadors Juanita Harrison Joe Hopkins Lloyd Kinney Lincoln Mindora Simcox Centralia Harry Thorp Claude Smith Grafton Clayton Beery Patoka W. H. Hay Mark Tree Ark Charles Humes Seward Enloe Decatur Alice Murfin Leonard Hopkins Granite City St. Louis Frances Louise Hopkins Mr. Statton Miami Fla Florida Billy. Bruening James Wagem Harold Simcox Sandoval Harold Dean P. B. Simcox

Entertains At Waffle Supper By Mrs Ruth Pugh

Miss Ruth Pugh hosted a waffle supper Monday evening with guests Mr and Mrs Homer Potts Miss Alice Murfin and Mr and Mrs Ingvald Settem. The social gathering included games of pinochle after the meal.

Ruth Pugh Homer Potts Alice Murfin Ingvald Settem

Patoka Ill Residents Report Improvement In Several Seniors

As we go to press Patoka notes progress among three elderly residents once seriously ill. Mrs. Sarah Gray shows marked improvement and is expected to recover. Mrs. Amanda Clark remains slowly improving toward full recovery. Mrs. J S Hudspeth remains seriously ill with hopeful prospects for recovery.

Patoka Sarah Gray Amanda Clark J. S. Hudspeth

Illinois Depositors Receive $16 815 793 84 in 1934

Edward J. Barrett announces a survey showing 509 381 depositors received dividends in 1934 from 295 banks totaling 16 815 793 84. Downstate payments reached 8 843 064 12 with Ridgely Farmers Bank leading at 755 964 74 to 7 967 depositors. Cook County totals were 7 792 729 72 across 54 banks and 285 000 depositors.

Edward J. Barrett Illinois Cook County Ridgely-Farmers State Bank Springfield Downstate Carroll County State Bank Mt. Carroll Cairo- Alexander

Chevrolet Knee Action Becomes Factory Standard Option

W E Holler Chevrolet sales manager announces 1935 Master De Luxe models will offer knee action at a $20 extra, built in at the factory. He says most buyers will choose the option and no field conversions will occur. Cars will be offered with or without knee action, fully produced at the plant.

Chevrolet W. E. Holler Chevrolet Motor Company Holler

Income tax returns for 1934 to be released January 10 1935

Announcement by W Y Dallman collector of internal revenue says all 1934 income tax returns will be mailed January 10 1935 to taxpayers of record for 1933. Those required to file for 1934 but not 1933 must request forms at the collector’s office or branch offices. A Form 1094 summary must accompany each return and will be exhibited to the public.

W. Y. Dallman Internal Revenue

Taxpayers Review Instructions Before Preparing Returns

The article notes taxpayers carefully read instruction forms before starting their tax return preparation to ensure accuracy and compliance.

Betts Family Farewell Party Seen At Vernon I O O F

Mr and Mrs G C Betts and daughter Louise were honored guests at a farewell party hosted by the I O O F lodge in Vernon hall on Monday evening before their move to Sheridan where Betts will serve as rural mail carrier. About seventy five attended. cards and dancing filled the evening with pie cookies and coffee served. Mrs Hazel M Cox was appointed acting Post Master in Betts resignation.

G.C. Betts Louise I. O. 0. F. Lodge Sheridan Betts Post Office Department Hazel M. Cox G. C. Betts T. E. Snyder Salem Frank Hatch Grand Jury Charles Vernon Ehlers St. Louis J. H. Pé John Betts Cloud Betts G. C Lowley C. C. Murfin H. O. Tillman S. E. Morey John Rouse Keith C. A. Murfin Hazel Cox Marian Hollenbeck Vandalia Evans Hotel Jesse Walton W. C. Oates Mulberry Grove Hallie “Holt Stringtown Rosa

Doolens Host Kin Visit From Kinmundy and Centria

W Doolen and wife Fannie Lowe of Kinmundy and Clem Doolen of Centria visited over Sunday with I W Doolen and family in Champaign.

W. Doolen Champaign Fannie Lowe Kinmundy Clem. Doolen Centralia I. W. Doolen

Life and responsibility in Benames Williams words

Benames Williams argues that life centers on accepting or evading responsibilities. He says every person continually faces choices and a man’s character is measured by how he chooses. The proper business of a man is to do his best, and failing that, he fails in everything.

Everthing

Prayer for the Day from Robert Louis Stevenson

A devotional line from Robert Louis Stevenson requests strength to perform duties with humor and kindness. It asks for cheerful industry, steady progression through the day, and a peaceful, unshamed rest at night with the gift of sleep.

Robert Browning on Truth and Inner Morality

The passage extols human nature as glorious and unbound by narrow creeds. It insists truth is a strong inner reality, not derived from outward things, and that humans possess the gift to conceive and yearn for truth.

Gandhi Values Clean Heart and Strict Diet

A concise creed attributed to Gandhi emphasizing a clean heart a clear conscience a cool head regular communion with God abstinence from sensual pleasures no alcohol smoking or condiments and a strict vegetarian diet plus love for all fellow men.

Tolstoy on fulfilling Jesus’ teaching even if lone

The writer asserts that obeying Jesus's teaching is possible and that personal duty remains regardless of others. He emphasizes commitment to living out the gospel in the face of isolation.

Jesus

Also Mentioned on This Page

GEO. Wickersham S. Locust St. Centralia, Ill LYRIC Secret Bride Barbara Stanwyck W. C. Fields Baby LeRoy OWL Guy Kibbée Babbitt Hauptmann Farmers’ Cooperative Vernon and Geo. J. Wasem NEWS Benames. Williams Robert Louis Stevenson Robert Browning Gandhi Leo Tolstoi Mae Wayne McFarland East Broadway Centralia, Illinois
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