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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1952
Page
2
The Patoka Register edited by H. K. Pike is published every Friday in Patoka Illinois. Subscription rates are 1.50 per year in advance within Marion County and 2.00 per year in advance outside the county.
Earl F Corbett Jr and wife visited his mother in Springfield over the Fourth. A large family reunion was held at the Harry Perkins home with relatives from Odin Clinton Kenney Fre donia Danville Ferriday Natchez and St Louis plus Pvt Jerry Zimmerman Jr from Camp Knox who wed Nora Mae Stone of Sandoval. Monte Page attends Christian Oil Belt Camp in Flora. Other relatives include the Hirstein Hathaway and Epps families with visits from Vandalia Dallas Decatur and Urbana.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Snyder visited their son John C. at the T. B. Sanatorium in Decatur last Sunday.
The column notes chinch bug growth in corn bordering recently harvested wheat fields. Dry weather boosts bugs, risking crop damage in a dry summer. Chlordane and a new Dialdrin spray are advised. border rows are key for early control.
Aluminum or rubber base or oil paint on inside walls helps moisture control in insulated houses without vapor barriers. Call your veterinarian if pigs’ eyelids snout or lips swell. pigs may have edema a new disease causing death losses. For safety keep bonfires.
Illinois farmers see corn reach 30 inches by July 1 with favorable weather. Wheat, oats, and dairy herds show solid yields and quality. Civil defense rules limit disaster relief, while state parks in need of repairs receive funding. Civil Service Commission cites record exams and applications in H1 1952.
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