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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1932

Page

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Mrs Philip Carter Buried Saturday

Lucy Frances Walden daughter of John and Julia Walden was born October 8 1854 in Wilson county Tennessee. She moved to Illinois in 1861 and settled near Patoka. She married Philip Carter March 18 1874. She joined Diamond Spring Baptist church and they were baptized June 7 1874. They had seven children three sons predeceased her. Her husband died August 28 1924. She died at her daughter Esta Cox home in Wenona Illinois. She leaves four children Fred Floyd Amsy and Esta fifteen grandchildren two sisters and one brother. Funeral Saturday June 25 at the Baptist church with Rev J M S officiating. Burial in Patoka cemetery.

Lucy Frances Walden John Julia Walden Wilson County Tennessee Illinois Patoka Philip Carter Diamond Spring Esta Cox Wenona Fred Floyd Amsy Esta Charles Pigg Ella Alexander Della Johnstone James Walden Holder

Drawing on Display in Office Window

A State Hospital Lincoln patient famed for drawing train pictures after watching nearby tracks. a local resident Bob Eagan provided a window display drawing showing three engines attached to a mail car and coaches. The artwork impresses with spacing and straight lines despite freehand approach.

State Hospital Lincoln Bob Eagan Bob

Sandoval Students Enter State Agriculture Judging Contest

Donald Lee of Sandoval Community High School led five team entries at the Illinois state judging contest in Champaign on June 17 and 18. Dale Nattier and Orval Troutt placed well in corn with a fifth place team finish and Troutt ninth individually among 1600 competitors from 167 teams.

Donald Lee Sandoval Community High School Champaign Sandoval School Edgar Swagler Howard Hoffman Bryl Schaubert Earl Lutz Alfred Chigoi Billie Bohner Oliver Spitler Leo Voss Dale Nattier Orval Troutt Harold Bradford Dale Redburn Patoka Dale Orval

Sandoval Euchre Club Hosts Afternoon Games

Mrs. Richard Stokes of Shattuc entertained the Sandoval Euchre Club in the club rooms Thursday afternoon. Three tables competed with prizes awarded to Mrs. Kate Sweeney of Odin first, Mrs. Joe Thomas second. Raffle prizes went to Mrs. Joe Hitpas, and consolation to Regina Pohlman with sleeper prize to Regina Pohlman. Guests included Agnes Stokes and Flora Jane Gibson. Dainty refreshments followed.

Richard Stokes Shattuc Euchre Club Kate Sweeney Odin Joe Thomas Joe Hitpas Regina Pohlman Agnes Stokes Flora Jane Gibson Centralie

Morrixonville and Bronxville Families Visit Sister

Mr Neal Payne of Morrisonville Illinois Mrs King Gould of Bronxville New York spent time with their sister Mrs Elza.

Neal Payne Morrinsonville, Linois King ‘Gould Bronxville, New York Mrs Elza

Sunday School Picnic at Pana Illinois

Vernon Pentecostal Sunday School members held an all day meeting and picnic at Kitchell Park Pana Illinois on June 26. The event featured Vandalia church choir Gladys Caralock Verna Ryan and speakers Paul Grant Nolton Davis S B Grant with about 300 attendees from several Sunday Schools.

Vernon Pentecostal Sunday School Kitchell Park Pana Illinois Vandalia Church Gladys Caralock Verna Ryan Vandalia Paul Grant Louisville Bro Nolton Davis Mt. Vernon Grant Vernon Church

Postage Rates on First Class Mail Announced

F A Tilton, third assistant post master general, issues rates effective after July 6. Letters and first class matter for local and rural delivery cost 3 cents per ounce or fraction. Business reply letters 38 cents per ounce plus 1 cent per letter. Air mail 8 cents per ounce for the first and 13 cents for each additional ounce. No change for postal cards private mailing post cards or local letters at non carrier offices.

F. A. Tilton Air Mail

Local Boy Weds Dix Young Lady

Miss Nell Hawkins wed Joseph O. Outhous in Chicago on June 24 1932. The ceremony at Belden Baptist Church was performed by Dr. Fulton. Attendants were Ruby Riley and Howard B. Lock. The couple honeymooned at Turkey Run Indiana and will reside at 4849 Concord Place.

P. E. Hawkins Dix Illinois Nell Hawkins Joseph O. Outhous FE. M. Outhous Patoka Fulton Belden Baptist Church Chicago Ill Ruby Riley Howard B. Lock

Birthday Party for Alice Brumfield

A birthday party was held Saturday afternoon June 25 at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Brumfield west of Patoka in honor of their daughter Alice who turned eleven. Guests played games and refreshments of lemonade and cake were served at four o clock by Mrs Brumfield assisted by her daughter Mrs Virden Towler. Attending were Tuanita Easton Mildred and Alice Beckler Vivian Herrin Fayetta and Maxine Belcher Opa Bryant Geneva Cox Erma Belcher Helen Towler Ruby Cole Genevieve Bryant Iris Belcher Oleta Roseman Lora Paine Betty Ellen and Glexy Dean Towler and Ada Mae Kinney.

Henry Brumfield Patoka Alice

Patoka Native Halvern Norris to Depart for Teheran

Halvern Norris arrives at Effingham to visit his parents E N Norris and wife before leaving for Teheran Persia after a month at home. He formerly lived in Patoka and has been stationed at the American Embassy Office in Tokyo Japan.

Halvern’ Norris Effingham E. N. Norris Hal Tokyo Japan Teheran Persia

Tour through Southeast Missouri Sees Scenic Beauty and Road Woes

W B Chilton and wife with L M Black and wife toured to Cairo Illinois, Campbell Missouri and Anna Illinois, returning via Cape Girardeau and Centralia. They noted abundant crops nearby and praised scenery, but cited a shortage of tourist accommodations on new routes under construction.

W. B. Chilton L. M. Black Cairo Ill Missouri Campbell W. B Cape Girardeau Anna Centralia Great National Cemetery Mounds L. M. Black and Patoka Jessie Mae Black

M. E. South Young People Entertained

Members of the M. E. South Young People Sunday School class met June 17 at LT Welker with Mrs. Hugh Jensen and Miss Nellie Houston hosting. Mary Caldwell chosen devotional leader and Elizabeth Simcox to lead singing. After a treasure hunt they enjoyed games and refreshments of ice cream and angel food cake before departing late.

Young People’ S Welker Hugh Jensen Nellie Houston P. D. Outhouse Margaret Ballance Mary Caldwell Elizabeth Simcox Businss

Stated Meeting of O. E. S. Lodge Initiates Alma M. Peek

At a Monday night stated meeting of the O. E. S. Lodge Alma M. Peek was initiated. A social time followed with homemade ice cream and cake served by Miss Ruby Cain Mrs. Katie Nattier Mrs. Mary Hudspeth and Mr. Ernie Nattier.

O. E. S. Lodge Alma M. Peek Ruby Cain Katie Nattier Mary Hudspeth Ernie Nattier

threshing ring meets at Hill home for annual business gathering

The threshing ring held its annual business and social night at the Hill home north of town on June 29. Members and families discussed plans for the upcoming season and approved threshing rates of 2 and 4 cents per bushel for oats and wheat with a pound of red top seed. Attendees included James W. Thompson and wife, Seth Martin and family, Louie Davidson, Wilmer Meador and family, Anna Davidson, Artie Rogier and family, Millard Rogier and family, Chas Foltz and family, Dale Thompson and wife, Tom Pugh and wife, Lem Meador, and Frank Hatch and family from Vernon. Eight gallons of home made ice cream followed the meeting.

Oscar Hill James W. Thompson Seth Martin Louie Davidson Wilmer Meador Anna Davidson Artie Rogier Millard Rogier Chas, Foltz Dale Thompson Tom Pugh Lem Meador Frank Hatch Vernon

Financial report for Magassi Cemetery fund

An ice cream supper on June 18 raised 36.46 for Magassi Cemetery. Donations from Mary Bowers Jessie Walker Cora Ballance Ed Anderson Sr. Linton totaled 4 21. It urges those who have not yet contributed to send funds to Claude Walker, secretary and treasurer.

Magassi Cemetery Mary Bowers Jessie Walker Cora Ballance Ed Anderson Sr. Linton Claude Walker

Miss Doroth y Wasem Weds California Man

Miss Dorothy Wasem daughter of Mr and Mrs Louie Wasem of Patoka wed Harry G Dawson son of Mrs Florence Schenke of San Francisco in a quiet service at the bride’s home on Monday June 27 Rev J M Smith officiated The couple will reside in San Francisco A wedding breakfast followed the ceremony and many friends attended including Mrs Bettie Clark Henrietta Miss Henrietta of Decatur and Mrs Wilma Crawford among others

Dorothy Wasem Louie Wasem Patoka Harry G. Dawson Florence Schenke San Francisco Calif J. M. Smith Bro. Smith Porter Simcox Walter Renner DeKalb Winona Stephens University of Illinois Trenton Illinois Dawson Bay City Box Co Bettie Clark Henrietta Decatur Wilma Crawford Merritt Caldwell Mary 8S. M. Spurgeon

Undertaking Firm Smith and Jolliff Change Ownership

The firm Smith & Jolliff undertakers and embalmers changed ownership early this week. New managers are F. M. Smith and Marcus Cox with Cox newly certified in embalming. Harold Joliff shifts to run the Vernon hardware store once tied to the undertaker business.

Smith & Jolliff F. M. Smith Marcus Cox Roy Cox Vernon Harold Joliff

Friday Evening Bridge Club Pot Luck Sup Hosted

The Friday Evening Bridge Club held a pot luck supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Bellamy. Bridge was played during the evening with Miss Mora Sherman as a guest of the club.

Harry Bellamy Miss Mora Sherman

Vandalia Couple Wed in Vandalia Saturday

Virgil Crane of Bear Grove township and Velma Brummit were married in Vandalia on June 18 and will reside with the groom's parents.

Virgil Crane Bear Grove Township Velma Brummit Vandalia

Vernon 4-H Club Holds Meeting and Demonstrations

The Marian Gretchen 4-H Foods club met at Melba Hathaway's home on Saturday June 25 with all members present except one. A business session preceded a Welsh rarebit Mocant Dutch cherry pot pie and perfection salad demonstration by Reba Meador and Vivian Wolff. The group adjourned to meet next Saturday afternoon with Reba Meador.

Marian Gretchen 4-H Foods Club Melba Hathaway Reba 'Meador Vivian Wolff Reba Meador

Vernon Rebekahs Meet Marks Birthday Committee Event

Last Tuesday evening the Vernon Rebekahs were entertained after lodge by the birthday committee Mrs Lucy Lake Mrs Ferne Brown and Miss Audree Green Refreshments of homemade ice cream and wafers were served and a social time enjoyed Mrs Mayme Robinson of Bloomington visited the lodge.

Rebekahs Lucy Lake Ferne Brown Audree Green Mayme Robinson Bloomington

Decatur Visitors Attend Patoka Wedding

Mrs. Bettle Clark and her daughter Miss Henrietta of Decatur spent the week in Patoka and attended the wedding of Miss Dorothy Wasem. Rev. H Murphy and his wife and son Bryan, former Patoka residents now in Clarksdale, were here Thursday visiting friends and at the Young Peoples Assembly.

Young People’s Assembly Concludes Banquet and Elections in Patoka

The seventeenth annual Young People’s Assembly of the M. E. Church South met in Patoka with 50 delegates led by President Margaret Carico of Murphysboro. The program featured banquets vesper services two pageants and election of officers for the coming year with Carico re-elected president and officers from Patoka Cairo and other towns. Delegates departed Friday afternoon after a full four day session.

Young People’s Assembly M. KE. Church South Margaret Carico Murphysboro Patoka John Cobb Diy W. T. Mathis O. H. Free Centralia John B. Cobb Newman Georgia E. T. Fowler Louisville Kentucky O. E. Moerner Nashville Tenn M. D. Ballance Roberts el Dara Assembly Taps Maurice Willis Roy Purdue Odin Charge Howard Willis Marian Allen Carbondale Donald Kepner Salem Miss Carico Robert Jacobs Paul Tooms Margaret Heininger Norman Waller Glen Golda Himes Waverly Wanda Corzine Joyce Ballarby Lillia Mae Jackson Teddy Points Donald Martin Taylorville Alice White Mildred Berrie Thelma Waterman Bertha Jacob Pittsfield Leona Easley New Canton Charlene Garner Hester Easley Lola Roberts Freddie Reeves

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Sandoval Euchre Club Entertained Alice Brumfield M. E. South California Vernon Rebekahs Young Peoples Assembly O. H. Sweitzer Marion F. Corzine The New Africa Korea the Zion Church Hazel Oller Zion Rev. Cady Rushville
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