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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1952

Page

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Illinois farm and weather report report on crops and mining

Illinois farmers report corn growth ahead of last year with some losses from northern rains and moisture shortages in the south. Soybeans and alfalfa stand well while red clover hay is partly harvested. Illinois coal output in May and April totals are given from strip and shaft mines. An active civil defense status for about 10 000 sky watchers begins July 14 with some posts remaining inactive. Public aid code review considers extending the child abandonment statute to include divorced mothers and regular support payments, with penalties for default. A juvenile talent search will feature at the Centennial Illinois State Fair August 8–17 including drama entries and a Ladies First show in the Illinois building theater.

Illinois State Federal Departments of Agriculture Civil Defense Lenox R. Lohr Chicago Springfield Illinois Public Aid Commission General Assembly Fairgrounds

Heat Wave Breaks With Shower On July 2

After seven days of temperatures at or above 100 degrees the region saw a brief shower and electrical storm around 1 20 PM on Wednesday July 2 breaking the extreme heat. June was noted as possibly the hottest month since 1936.

Bear Cheek White Haven Visit and Local Notices

A series of social visits and family news items from Bear Cheek White Haven include Charlie Meyer undergoing surgery at St. Marys hospital Monday morning. Locals Mr and Mrs John Anderson and others visited George Christie Sunday evening. News of a Honolulu birth reaches Leo and wife via telegram from Hawaii. Weekend calls include Thural Morey on Clyde White and wife. Visitors at Mattie Linton’s home featured several names, with Floyd Massey of Benson among them. Other visits occur among the Cox and Robertson families, and Harolds Landreth families.

Charlie Meyer St. Marys Hospital John Anderson Spud Lake Vernon Payne George Christie Leo Landreth Hawaii Eugene Links Honolulu Thural Morey Clyde White Mattie Linton Fannie Hazelwood Floy Bonell Anabelle Leninger Augusta Linton Floyd Massey Benson Eugene Cox Bud Cox Frank Robertson Bill Criss Harold Landreth Indianapolis Ind Dale Zimmerman Jerry Zimmerman

Chicago Radio Artists Present Fashion Review and Show

A dozen models from Patricia Vance Charm School join a musical revue in Chicago with music by Terry O'Donnell, star of Oklahoma. A give-away and Q A with Eddie and Fanny Cavanaugh will accompany each performance, with prizes awarded at every show.

Chicago Patricia Vance Charm School Terry O’donnell Eddie Fanny Cavanaugh

Lincoln quote on thrift and prosperity

A historical quotation attributed to Abraham Lincoln argues that prosperity cannot be built by throttling thrift or weakening the strong. It states you cannot help wage earners by harming wage payers or aid the poor by discouraging the rich.

Patoka Children Attend Christian Oil Belt Camp

Patoka youths Jerry Bopp Larry Lawrence Susan Meador Brenda Thompson and John Reed England travel to Flora Illinois this week for the Christian Oil Belt Camp. Edwin Arnold chaperones brought the group Sunday afternoon and helped with settling. Tom McGee Patoka Christian Church pastor teaches at the camp. Mrs Belcher Porter Logan Page and Ellis from Patoka Church cook for the campers Monday.

Jerry Bopp Larry Lawrence Susan Meador Brenda Thompson John Reed England Flora Ill Edwin Arnold Tom McGee Patoka Christian Church Nell Belcher Madeline Porter Alta Logan Page Maude Ellis Patoka Church

Two Homes Near Patoka Broken Into Investigated

Sheriff Jim McCrary of Salem inspected two Patoka area break ins from Sunday. The Brumfield home was ransacked with clothing and furnishings moved. a gun and some jewelry were not taken. At the Jolliff home a gun eight dollars and clothing were stolen. Police suspect a single intruder. investigation continues.

Jim McCrary Salem Patoka Henry Brumfield Brumfield Rockford Ill Willie

Patoka Residents Welcome Visitors Over Weekend

Local families in Patoka hosted relatives and friends from Chicago Decatur Vandalia and other towns over the weekend. Guests included Mrs Twila Blau Diane and Mrs Lila Canale with Miss Jean Anderson of Chicago and extended visits by Leighton Wasem and the Arnold and Quayle families.

Twila Blau Diane Lila .Canale Jean Anderson Chicago Delpha Jolliff Max Quayle Wisconsin Sharlene Belcher Missouri Baptist Hospital St. Louis J. H. Belcher Fern C. D. Martin Spooner Wis Walter Dively Bobby Carolin Seymour Don Arnold Decatur F. M. Meredith Tennessee Carl Arnold Murphysboro Cyrus Arnold James Adams Frank Adams Garry Gene Meyers Tamaleo Otto Wadkins Margie Bill Gene Meyers Vickie Lee North Carolina James Shively Sue Jennifer Dayton Ohio Nelle Quayle Paul Mary Wickersham Virgil Kethherside Benny Centralia Paula Sue Jones Carl Quick Carla Ruth Streator Illinois

July TV Viewers to See Major Political Conventions

TV viewers can expect an unusually busy July with two national political conventions starting July 7. The piece highlights the Republican race led by Taft and Eisenhower as front runners, notes potential dark horses Dirksen and MacArthur, and emphasizes the public witnessing democracy in action.

Republic Robert Taft Gen Eisenhower Everett Dirksen Gen. MacArthur

Register to press early this week

The July 4th holiday moved publication one day earlier to reach rural routes before the weekend. Normally printed late Thursday for Friday delivery, this issue went to press late Wednesday for Thursday delivery, upsetting some correspondents whose material arrived too late.

Register

Band Concert at Patoka Park

Community Unit District 100 School Band will present a concert at Patoka Village Park on Tuesday July 8 at 8:00 PM. Directed by G W Brown the group plans a summer series with Vernon. Members should assemble by 7:30 PM. The public is invited to attend and see the students’ work.

Community Unit District 100 Patoka Vernon G. W. Brown

Sandy Branch Ice Cream Social Set for July 10

The annual ice cream social will be held at Sandy Branch on Thursday evening July 10. Homemade ice cream cake and pop will be served to raise funds for the cemetery.

Sandy Branch Cemtery. le

Clipping Pastures Boosts Yields and Weed Control

Marion County farm advisers urge clipping of newly seeded and existing pastures through mid July to prevent weed spread and improve forage. Properly calibrated spraying of corn fields with 2 4-D is advised, with strict adherence to label recommendations to avoid harm.

Ice Cream Supper Promotes Cemetery Upkeep at Vernon Park

An ice cream supper is planned for Friday night July 18 at Vernon Park to raise funds for Hatch Holt and Meandor cemeteries upkeep. A parcel post sale and a flower garden quilt plus a rug will be given away. Donations of a categories will be appreciated. Emma Protz, secretary treasurer.

Vernon Park Hatch, Holt Meandor Emma Protz Sec Treas

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Illinois State News State Department of Mines and Minerals Hickory Grove George Washington Franklin Jefferson Army Navy Marines JO Serra Abraham Lincoln Hatch, Holt, Meador Hatch, Holt, and Meador Cox & Martin Ae Cc. D. Martin Ward P. Holt Fred Hamipy Sen Ewer Wm. A. Miller Ida Croutcher John Shepard Raymond Grulich Seenee Gladys Wengert Wade Lawson Belle Doolen Tone Lene Barker Neldah Wasem Walter Wernsman Frank Nora Quayle Seeeee Harry Perkins Helen Merritt Lizzie Norris Wm. Kottmeyer George Caudle Clarence Lawson Leslie Meador Oscar Roberts Edna Young Eee Fred Protz C. W. Martin Ee Seth Martin Roxie Snyder Frank Hatch Limp Candle W. F. Murfin Philip Meador Peewee Reeeree Gerald Nichols Elza Parks Ereteeeereerere Amanda Binnion Dan Thorpe Nan Perkins W. C. Oates Ecoeorngeresee Alice Wilson Wm. Curran Mildred Norris Nellie Doolen George Walton Chaser Gare Jessie Walton Ee Josie Cox Ee Rex Rhea Marion County Beth Burton Effie Nichols Cecil Griffin Effie Hathaway Ernest Wolff Tet Bob Roberts Mayme Shonkwiler Serene Nee Martie Seward Clara Ehrat Ee Virginia Payne Eee Twee Fora Payne Peee Gilbert Brown Emil Kottmeyer Emma Protz Cote John Quayle Dee Ed Edith Peyton Eunice Arnold Eenee Aeeae
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