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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1930

Page

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Dead men identified as liquor runners

Ralph C. Tincher and Elmer Stover were identified as the two bodies found last week near Rochester and near Edinburg. Both were alleged liquor runners connected to a Springfield bootlegging ring. investigators believe they were killed after being hijacked by a rival gang. Tincher, an ex convict, had ties to a Springfield operation and Stover’s papers and letters linked him to the same circle. They were last seen leaving their quarters together before vanishing.

Ralph C. Tincher Elmer Stover Rochester Edinburg Springfield Tincher Chicago Stover Vermillion County Ill Southern Illinois Chester Terre Haute Ind Mahon Rome Clinton Boore Ofi Eighteenth Adams Consoon Adams Street Evansville Louisville

4-H Club Girls Exhibit Plans At Patoka School

The Patoka 4-H Club girls meet weekly in the school gym and plan a big exhibit at the final meeting. At the July 2 gathering they decided to meet biweekly until the club closes and to finalize material and pattern for a school dress. Two demonstrations are scheduled for July 16 by Bessie Hill and Claire Smith in one, and Bonnie Hill and June Miece in the other. Edith Gray, Club Reporter.

Patoka Bessie Hill Claire Smith Bonnie Hill Miece Edith Gray

Fourth Quarterly Conference Held at Island Chapel

The Fourth Quarterly Conference was held at Island Chapel Saturday night and Sunday. Presiding Elder W. D. Humphrey died Saturday night. A very interesting report was read and the overall report was satisfactory.

Island Chapel Hee W. D. Humphrey My Aa

Belle Willett Takes Over at Mrs Crosby Home

Belle Willett has taken over at Mrs B V Crosby home according to a short local item.

Belle Willett B. V. Crosby

Chicken Thief Chase Near Patoka Leads to License Hunch

A Saturday night chase near Patoka followed a report of someone in a chicken house. Leo Walker and others pursued a car south and west, secured a license number, and learned it belonged to C. F. Johnson of Centralia. Police said Johnson was away. locals questioned why officers halted the pursuit.

Pope Patoka Head Investi Ating Ventral Leo Walker Russell Collins Oscar Davis Walter Parks Ike Walker Leo Ike Neal Walker Patoka Les Walker Fairydell Centralia C. F. Johnson North Cherry C. Brakeman

Insurance Fraud Case Unearthed in City Conspiracy

An insurance executive observing a supposed dead man triggered a probe that uncovered a million dollar fraud. District Attorney Fach learned that Metropolitan Insurance Co paid death benefits on 89 percent of listed deaths, totaling hundreds of dollars per claim. Two company employees were arrested for falsifying records. victims unaware of their supposed deaths.

Strong John McCoy McCoy Fach Richmond County Metropolitan Insurance Company

Sandoval car mishap after chicken strike injures Benoist

G. N. Hawley and Mrs. Leslie Benoist of Sandoval and Ray Benoist of Mt. Vernon returned from Benoist property when a black chicken flew onto the road and crashed through the windshield. Ray Benoist suffered facial cuts from glass but is not believed seriously injured. Mrs. Benoist and Hawley escaped harm.

G. N. Hawley Leslie Benoist Sandoval Ray Benoist Mt. Vernon Benoist Nason Bonnie

Decrease in June Weddings Reported in Marion County

County Clerk Paul W. Kramer reports June marriage licenses in Marion County fell to 30 this year, the lowest since 1924. The six year totals show 33 in 1925, 41 in 1926, 32 in 1927, 44 in 1928, 40 in 1929, and 30 in 1936, indicating a continuing decline in June marriages.

Paul W

Zion Church News Promotes Epworth League Program

Fragmented sermon notes announce a Zion church Epworth League program for Sunday July 20. Theme centers on New Testament Acts 18 1 5 with references to church work and community outreach.

Zion Epworth League Unday

Local Church News and Sunday School Schedule

Sunday School at 9 80 a m services at 10 45 a m B Y P U meets every Sunday at 7 15 p m July 20 Baptism topic and speakers listed for the BY P U program. Sunbeam program July 19 features songs recitations stories and prayers by a long list of children and leaders.

Mae Warner Marion Outhouse Carl Rogier Frank Belcher Alice Mojonnier P. J. Mojo Grover Malan Evelyn Ellis Anna Belle Adams Soney Adams Blanche Moore Dale Elis

Sacrament Topic Dominates Christian Science Lesson

Sunday services across Christian Science churches centered on the Sacrament lesson with the Golden Text from John 6 35 and passages urging renewal of a clean heart and contrite spirit from Psalms 61 16 17 The Lesson also cites Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy stressing slow temperance toward temptation and spiritual purification.

UpperReligs Eddy

Church program outlines M E South event

M E Church South presents Hymn Day Dying in the West with scripture lessons from Acts and Corinthians and talks by Mrs Belcher Miss Belcher Donald E Wilson and Maurice Willis. Trombone solo Dayne Ellis Piano Duet Margaret Ballance Edgar Ervin. Benediction by Maurice D Ballance. Delegates to Legaitanism at Worden Ill. Onward Christian Soldiers.

M. E. South I. Cor Elmer Belcher the Church W. E. Fields Maurice Willis Worden Ill Maurice D. Ballance

Meriyit Balance Leads League Meeting in M. E. Church

Meryit Balance led the League Tuesday evening at the M. E. Church. The program featured scripture reading Acts 2 44 47 singing in the Garden offering reading the church Mary Wasem prayer Mrs Elmer Belcher piano solo and discussions on church differences led by Ruby Eagan and Mrs Donna Jennings. Blanche MecCallon to lead League next Tuesday. All invited.

Lois .McNicol Ella Arnold Glenna ,Meadows Jesus Matt Pauline Mc- Nicol Wilma Caldwell Juanita Neilson Dorothy Mc- Nicol Mary Jane Williams Lois Mc- Nicol The Brotherhood of Believers Alice Nichols Burle Meador Elmo Williams Méryit Balidace Jes Chuikch Mary Wa Genevieve Balance Elmer Belcher Ruby Eagan Donna Jennings Blanche McCallon League Blanche MecCallon

Man Dies Suddenly at Odin Inquest Held

Goroner Ed Anderson called to Odin Monday evening to hold inquest over Will Ingram found dead. Death from natural causes after long illness. funeral set for Wednesday at 2:00 PM at the M E Church South with Rev. J M Smith of Patriot. Odin cemetery.

Goroner Ed Anderson Odin Will Ingram M. E. Church South J. M. Smith Patois Odin Cemetery

Governor Emmerson to keynote Salem reunion banquet

Governor L L Emmerson will attend the Salem Reunion on Monday July 28 at Bryan Memorial Park. An afternoon program features an address, a parade escort, and a Shrine drum corps appearance with Major June C Smith as afternoon chairman. A six o'clock testimonial dinner in the Masonic Temple follows with Miss Helen McMackin as chairwoman. Tickets are one dollar, on sale by Opal Bell and Arthur Kell. Patoka attendees should contact J W Alexander for seating.

Salem L. L. Emmerson Bryan Memorial Park June C. Smith Centralia Olice Eastern Star of Masonic Temple Helen McMackin J. W. Alexander

Rock of the Marne: 38th U.S. Infantry Heroism at Second Marne

The 38th U.S. Infantry Regiment known as the Rock of the Marne held the front at Second Marne for sixteen and a half hours against two German divisions. Colonel Ulysses G. McAlexander, later Major General, commanded the unit and earned the Distinguished Service Cross for action near Jaulgonne on July 22, 1918.

U. S The Marne 38Th Infantry Paris Second Marne Thhe 88Th 38Th Ulysses G. McAlexander Newport Oregon McAlexander Jaulgonne France

Elisha Paine 1860 1930 obituary notices

Elisha Paine born May 11 1860 in Bond county Illinois died June 29 1930 age 70 years 1 month 18 days. He joined the M F E Church at Mound Chapel Feb 28 1887 and married Birmah Belcher Aug 30 1891. He leaves sons Luther Paine Patka Walter Paine eight grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral at Mound Chapel July 2 2009 laid to rest in Pratt cemetery.

Elisha Paine Wm. R Mary Jane Paine Bond County Illinois M. FE Mound Chapel Birmah Belcher Seedennen Eye Ter Warren Candle Vernon Luther Paine Pat ' Ka Walter Peoria John Logan Mound Chajiel Farrell Vern Pratt

Modern Woodmen Encampment Plans at Springfield

The Modern Woodmen Foresters of Illinois Wisconsin and Indiana schedule their annual encampment August 17 to 20 at the Illinois State Fair grounds in Springfield. A large attendance is expected with a tent city, drill teams and bands providing entertainment for four days. Director Stuart E. Pierson of the Illinois agriculture department invites the group and promises state courtesy to visitors.

Modern Woodmen Foresters Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Springfield Stuart E. Pierson Wooodmen of America George Hatzenbuhler Bloomington National Organization of the Modern’ Woodmen Cording Pierson Minnos

Chicago Teachers Face Poverty Amid Bond Plan Standstill

Chicago public schools suffer acute finance strain as $25,000,000 emergency bonds await court referendum. Bankers refuse purchase without order, warrants unsold until 1928 1929 redemptions. Teachers face back pay delays with some reporting as little as 74 cents in hand.

Chicago Arket Lewis &. Myers

Unemployment Estimates Hint Lower Rates Than Believed

The Census Bureau reports April unemployment near two percent for who were counted, covering about a quarter of the U S population. Chicago shows 4.3 percent joblessness, Nevada region 4.5 percent. Commerce Secretary Lamont calls the results a representative sample suggesting much less unemployment than commonly estimated.

Cepans Bureau United States Chicago Nevada Robert P. Lamont

Sandoval Woman Dies of Heat Prostration

Mrs. Sarah J. McIntire 80, found dead in her garden on South Second Street July 13 after being missing since morning. Coroner's inquest ruled heat prostration as the cause while she was picking in the yard. A native of Jefferson County Illinois, she had lived in Ashley and St. Louis before moving to Sandoval. Survived by sister Mrs. Wm. Jene and five grandchildren. interment at Zion Cemetery.

Sarah J. McIntire South Second St Lem Sanders Beang McIntire Jefferson County Ashley St. Louis Sher Cage Tageday Junky Zion Agingtenst Archie Mergengey Arcie M. Peek

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