Mutual Reinsurance Plan Strengthens Superior Policy Holders
Editorial argues Globe Life Insurance Company reinsurance with Superior Mutual Benefit Association of Patoka solidifies policyholder protection. Illinois official approval dated January 2 1934 backs a contract that preserves member costs, guarantees claims, and assigns Globe as insurer of Superior policies with Salem office to handle payments.
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Bincelghe Superior Mutual Benefit Association
Patoka
Globe Life Insurance Company
Globe
The
Superior
Illinois Insurance Department
Ation of Illinois
Globe Life
Superior Mutual Benefit Associ- Insurance Company of Illinois
Globe Life Insurance Company of
Illinois
Salem
Harry F. Johnson
Petersen
Patoka Pentecost Church Schedule and Meetups
Soul meeting Wednesday night at 7 15. Cherder conducts meeting Friday night at 7 15. Sunday School at 9 30. Sunday night services at 7.00.
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Cherder
Card of Thanks for aid during sickness and death
We express sincere thanks to our friends and others who assisted us during the illness and death of R Revis and family.
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Revis
Em was a Springfield visit where he went for
Fragmentary text mentions a Springfield visit involving a person named Em. Details are unclear about purpose, date, or accompanying entities.
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Springfield
Corn and Hog Question Box Clarifies AAA Rules
The Register publishes common questions with answers from the extension service and Farm Adviser Blackburn on the corn hog adjustment program. Topics cover signing up without hogs, retiring fields, buying feeder pigs, basic commodities, cash rent, selling hogs, and tenant crop increases.
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The
Register
Extension Service
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Blackburn
Social notes from Odin Township residents visit and calls
The report lists visits and gatherings among Odin Township residents including Mrs Day in St. Louis and multiple callers with families such as McClellands Rosses and Austins. Local labor mentions Lloyd McClelland aiding a postman during bad roads and the Riley Deadmond crew working on Turkey Creek fill near Mr Troutts.
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Day
St. Louis
Jesse McClelland
Rosalie
Glenda
Everett Dily
Glenridge
Lois McClelland
Gertrude
Susan McClelland
Stella Risinger
Deloris
Grace Meredith
Melvin Austin
Phyllis
James Case
Lloyd McClelland
Odin
Grace Holtslaw
Jennie Williams
Breakfield
Belle Carter
Emma Deadmond
Ollie McClelland
Dwain
Hubert
Lora Holtslaw
Nellie
George Ross
Isaac Ross
Fred Ross
Riley Deadmond
Turkey Creek
Troutts
Southeast Town Social Notes and Visits
Southeast Town residents shared Sunday visits with neighbors including the Belchers and Bowens. Families such as Spears, Poole, Palmer, and Bradford attended church and Sunday School with Fairman listed. Wash Bowen journeyed to St Louis and Dean Hill visited Sunday morning.
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Theodore Meredith
Mat Belcher
Caleb Spears
Freda
Mildred
Dean Bowen
Opal Belcher
Irvin Bowen
Pearl Poole
Millard Palmer
Fredonia
Pete Bopp
Frank Bradford
Boyd Steele
Fairman
Wash Bowen
St. Louis
Dean Hill
Marie
Patoka Register notices in Patoka Illinois
The Patoka Register is published in Patoka Illinois as a Friday issue. It is entered as second class matter in the Patoka post office under the Act of Congress dated March 3 1879.
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Patoka
Illinois
Congress
For Sale and Lost Items in Patoka Area Notices
A batch of small advertisements lists for sale hedge posts straw orchards buggy engines saddles and furniture plus a lost 100 pound sugar sack between Vandalia and Sandoval. Names include F M Gott J W Alexander Joseph Mack Harry Nattier Denver Adams Ruddy Hathaway and E E Carter with locations Vandalia Sandoval Patoka Centralia and Sandoval area listings. Sonny Talbot returns to Patoka after three weeks in Chicago per local brief.
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M. Gott
Sandoval
John Rogier
Sonny Talbot
Chicago
Patoka
Victorola
Joseph Mack
Ill
R. R
Vandalia
Ruddy Hathaway
Lil
J. W. Alexander
Harry Nattier
Timothy Day
E E. Carter
St Elmo H. S. Downs Patoka Birth Notice
A baby boy was born Sunday, January 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eli Fritz Jr. in Patoka. The family reported the newborn as healthy and welcome.
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ST. Elmo H. S. Downs
Patoka
Frank Elifritz, Jr
U S Economy Opens 1934 With Mixed Recovery Signs
An annual business review outlines 1933 as a uneven year with July and December showing improvements in commodity prices and consumer goods, mail order gains, and bank stabilization. Employment rose, rail profits fluctuated, and agricultural relief policies disappointed before renewed optimism in 1934.
Births exceed deaths in Illinois in 1932 by margin
A state health summary notes births in Illinois in 1932 exceeded deaths by 16 000 the smallest margin on record while epidemics fell far below past levels. Diphtheria nearly eradicated with 131 deaths and 1900 illnesses, and five other diseases also showed lower death rates. Infant mortality dropped to 49 per 1000 births.
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Illinois
Frank J. Jirka
Jirka
State Department of Public Health
Lumber sector shows price surge and slow orders in year
The industry saw a sharp price advance around 80 percent, with overall year gains near 50 percent. Orders were decent but below hopes as operating costs rose. After peaking last summer it declined, and by mid November capacity usage stood around 26 percent. Heavy industry buyers reduced purchases.
Notes from Centralia and surrounding towns on weekend visits
Miss Catheryn Huntington spent the weekend with Miss Simcox in Centralia. I C Belcher, a painter, and Marvin Ballance with Francis Belcher visited Carbondale. several locals toured St. Louis for uniforms for the M E basket ball team. Miss Helen Troyer of Browns Business College stayed with relatives, Mildred Bayles visited Miss Anna Belcher, Rubye Eagan and Ruth Pugh saw Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pugh at Vandalia State Farm. Robt Eagan stayed in Flint seeking work after going with Paul Logan to Flint Michigan. Bobby Jennings is delivering 134 catalogues for a Chicago firm. Mr. and Mrs Wm Ballance celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary with neighbors and friends.
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Catheryn Huntington
Centralia
Simcox
Belcher
I. C. Painter
Etee Sacs
Marvin Ballance
Francis Belcher
Carbondale
Mildred Bayles
St. Elmo
Anna Belcher
Rubye Eagan
Ruth Pugh
Floyd Pugh
Vandalia State Farm
Robt
Eagan
Paul Logan
Flint
Michigan
Bobby Jennings
Chicago
Ford V-8 drives Ford dealers to best January in years
Ford executives announce January sales strength as Ford dealers report best January in four years. Edsel Ford predicts 1934 will bring substantial gains, citing V-8 popularity and proven low-cost, high-value performance. Henry Ford focuses on improved production and the enduring Ford quality.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
Edsel Ford
United States
Henry Ford
Moody Bible Institute Calls Youth To Christian Service
For forty years tens of thousands of young men and women from many nationalities have sought free training at Moody Bible Institute Chicago. Last year over 2 000 students enrolled in Day and Evening Schools with courses spanning General and special studies including Theology Homiletics Hebrew Yiddish Greek and medical subjects for foreign missions. Three terms yearly Fall Winter Summer allow entry anytime. An illustrated catalogue is mailed on request to 158 Institute Place Chicago Illinois.
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Institute
Chicago Avenue Station
Chicago
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OLD Line Company
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Odin Township
Patoka Register
St. Elmo High School
Harvey Munger
Agoal
P. H.S
Brownstown
Kinmundy
Beeith Ramsey
TP Hill
Griffin
McIntire
Douthitt
Britt Eaglin
Reeter Jones Seales Donaldson
Chaney Seider Feller
MAE Eagan Auto and Property Insurance
Floyd Cain
Linton & Beery
Ambullance
Patoka, Illinois
Raines and
Puffer
E. Broadway
Centralia, Illinois
Smith & Cox Ambulance Service
Vernon
Mbn
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