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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1935

Page

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New AAA Wheat Program Eyes Adjusted Payments

Illinois farmers, including Marion county, study a drafted AAA wheat contract that would adjust final payments to match the year's average farm price versus parity. Delegates at a Washington conference discussed single payment options, land use limits, landlord tenant changes, and beneficiary designations for payment rights.

Marion Blackburn AAA Washington Extension Service College of Agriculture University of Illinois Illinois Althoug

Chevrolet to Sponsor G Man Radio Series On F B I Files

Chevrolet Motor Company will sponsor a weekly NBC Red radio series titled G Man based on FBI case files. The program, beginning mid July, will dramatize a half hour episode each week with scripts checked by Director J Edgar Hoover. Phillips Lord will write and study FBI operations in Washington to ensure accurate portrayal.

Chevrolet Motor Company Federal Bureau of Investigation United States Department of Justice Washington Homer Cummings J. Edgar Hoover Department of Justice United States Chevrolet G-Man Don

Attending Church at Bell by Fairman Baptist Sunday

A large crowd from Fairman Baptist Sunday school attended church at Bell Sunday evening. The trip used the Charley Gerrish truck. The Women’s Mission presented a play Aunt Polly Joins the Mission and a reading by Mrs Matilda Bowen. Attendees included Pete Bopp and wife Fred Adams and family Pete Ainscough and wife Henry Troutt and family Irvon Bowen and family and others.

Fairman Baptist Sunday School Bell Charley Gerrish Women’s Mission Polly Matilda Bowen Pete Bopp Fred Adams Pete Ainscough Henry Troutt Irvon Bowen Frank Petrea Mr. Whalen Parish Flossie Lowe

Contract Clause Adopted By Producers on Adjustment Payments

The producers approved a provision stating that violators of the contract face loss of future adjustment payments and must repay prior years payments. The measure aligns penalties with contract breaches and is aimed at enforcing financial accountability among participants.

Tates

Fancy Work Club Hears July Party at Mrs Hill Home

Mrs C H Hill entertained the Fancy Work Club Friday afternoon July 12 at her home. Members included Mrs W W Murfin Mrs L E Green Mrs G J Wasem Mrs J R Wasem Mrs E L DeLay and others. Prizes were awarded for a Biblical contest synorym contest and July birthday yellow. The group adjourned to meet again with Mrs Roy Jones in August.

C. H. Hill Mesdames W. W. Murfin L. E. Green G. J. Wasem J. R. Wasem E. L. DeLay Roy Jones Homer N. Potts A. E. Good A. T. Gray P. B. Simecox D. W. Troyer C. M. Rogier S. M. Spurgeon A. M. Spurgeon Spurgeon Bessie Hill

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs O Genre at Home

Mr and Mrs Orville Genre entertained at a one o clock dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs O Genre s birthday A bountiful meal featured fried chicken and chocolate and vanilla home made ice cream with two large birthday cakes Attendees included Mr and Mrs J H Humes of Heyworth Mr and Mrs K B Outhouse of Centralia Mr and Mrs E M Outhouse and two sons Tal Madage and Marion and Mrs Pauline Genre A pleasant day was enjoyed with wishes for many more birthdays.

Orville Genre O. Genre J. H. Humes Heyworth K. B. Outhouse Centralia E. M. Outhouse Talmadge Marion Pauline Genre Loretta

Auto License Fees Reduced in Governor’s Sign

Governor Horner signed House Bill 392 cutting auto license fees, saving owners an estimated 1.7 to 2.0 million dollars yearly. Sponsored by Secretary of State Edward J. Hughes, the new schedule lowers charges across horsepower brackets from 25 HP up to more than 50 HP.

Horner Edward J. Hughes H. P

Former Patoka Woman Dies in Muskegon Michigan

Mrs Hattie Thompson dies in a Muskegon hospital after a year long illness. Born in Patoka she resided there before moving to Michigan. Survived by husband John W Thompson two children Mrs Pella Johnson and Dean Wilson all of Muskegon sister Mrs Alice Cruse and the late David Waterhouse Funeral services and interment set for Saturday afternoon in Muskegon Mr and Mrs Ingvald Settem left to attend but illness kept Mrs Cruse from going.

C. N. Cruse Hattie Thompson Muskegon Thompson Patoka Michigan John W. Thompson Pella Johnson Dean Wilson Mich Alice Cruse David Waterhouse Ingvald Settem Cruse

Hospital News of Local Residents

The report notes gradual to steady recovery of Mr. S. E. Altom after appendicitis surgery in Vandalia hospital. He hopes to return home soon to resume his business activities with Mrs. Leta Beery assisting professionally during his hospital stay. Madaline Porter at Centrali a hospital is slowly improving after ten days of treatment.

S. E. Altom Vandalia Hospital Altom Leta Beery R. N Mr. Altom Madaline Porter Centralia Hospital

Social visit to Doty home in Milwaukee area

Mrs. S Seigfried Lyle Gray and a friend from Milwaukee visited for several days last week with the host's parents Mr and Mrs James Doty and Mrs Sarah Cray and family in Milwaukee Wisconsin.

S. Seigfried Lyle Gray Milwaukee Wis James Doty Sarah Cray

Birthday Surprise Dinner For Mrs Walter Kleeman

A June 14 celebration honored Mrs Walter Kleeman for her birthday with over 55 guests. The gathering featured fried chicken and other dishes, shade-tree dining, games like baseball and horseshoes, and fond wishes for many more birthdays from friends and neighbors.

Death and Burial of Infant Son James Earl Shuler

James Earl Shuler infant son of Lee and Winnie Shuler was born July 18, 1934 and died July 14, 1935. He leaves a loving mother and father, one brother, four sisters, one grandfather, one niece and many other relatives and friends. The verse expresses grief and hope of reunion on the golden shore.

James Earl Lee Winnie Shuler Juy

Primary Class Entertained by Mrs Hulda Williams

The Primary Sunday School class of the Christian Church enjoyed a gathering hosted by Arlene Perrine. Attendees included Francis Eli fritz Donald Lee Ellis Billy Dean Good Warren Seats Arlene Perrine and Roy Seats.

The Christian Church Hulda Williams Arlene Perrine Francis Elifritz Donald Lee Ellis Billy Dean Good Warren Roy

Silver Tea Society Hosts Hobo Picnic Outing

Members of the Silver Tea Society of the M. E. Church gathered at the J. A. Jennings home then dressed as hobos and walked to the hills north of town for a picnic supper. They enjoyed games before returning to town.

Silver Tea Society M. E. Church J. A. Jennings

July Meeting of the Rostra Club Honors Program

The July meeting at Mrs. W. W. Murfin's home featured carrying out the planned program and a report of an engaging session. Mrs. Donald Wilson chaired the program with upcoming plans led by Mrs. Elvin DeLay. A personal contribution segment and new word feature continue, offering entertainment and educational value.

Rostra Club W. W. Murfin Donald Wilson Murfin Elvin DeLay

Pugh and McCallen Visit Before Kentucky Trip

Mr and Mrs F W Pugh of Vandalia and Mr and Mrs James McCallen of St Louis spent Saturday with relatives and friends before leaving for a vacation to Mammoth Cave and other Kentucky points.

F. W. Pugh Vandalia James McCallen St. Louis Mammoth Cave Kentucky

Public Road Meeting Set at Vernon High School

A public meeting will be held at Vernon high school Saturday night July 20 at 8 00 p m to discuss gravel roads and the township bond issue with County Superintendent of Highways Lewis E Barenfanger present. Another session follows Thursday night July 25 at the American Legion Hall Patoka inviting all residents to help on election day.

Vernon High School Lewis E. Barenfanger County Superintendent of Highways American Legion Hall Patoka

Dodgers to meet Cardinals in Sportsman's Park series

Casey Stengel's Brooklyn Dodgers visit Sportsman's Park to face the Cardinals with three games Friday and Saturday and a Sunday double header. Afterward Bill Terry's New York Giants arrive for six games, starting Monday with a single and ending with a Thursday double header. The six games could steer the NL pennant race as Frisch and Terry send their ace pitchers to the mound.

St. Louis Casey Stengel Brooklyn Dodgers Cardinals Sportsman’s Park Dodger Bill Terry New York Giants Sportman’s Park Dodgers Frankie Frisch Giants New York Cardinal Giant

Christian Science Lesson Sermon Focuses on Spiritual Perfection

Sunday lessons across Christian Science churches centered on glorifying God. The Golden Text cites 1 Corinthians 10 31 and the passage about Israel under the cloud and Christ as the rock. The Science and Health excerpt emphasizes Christ as divine Principle and the practical harmony of Life and Love.

Churches of Christ Scientist Brethern Moses Mary Baker Eddy

Regular M. E. Church services at Zion Church

Regular preaching will be held at Zion Church with morning service at 11 o'clock and evening service at 8 o'clock. Church school starts at 10 o'clock. The morning sermon is "Broadfast Upon the Waters" from Ecclesiastes 11:1 and the evening sermon is "Qualities that Emerge for Character Building" from Philippians 3:8.

Zion Church

GAR and Veterans Day at Salem Reunion Plans

Plans for GAR and Veterans of Foreign Wars Day at the Salem Soldiers and Sailors Reunion on Monday July 22 include a keynote by General Smedley D. Butler. The event features VFW officers, a 12 noon reception and banquet, a 1 PM parade with National Guard units and veterans groups, and color guards from the GAR and other posts.

GAR Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Salem Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Reunion Veterans of Foreign Wars Gen. Smedley H. F. Marquard James W. Starner Natl. Council of Administration Amos M. Sharp C. F. Vetter A. R. Kays Lweis Brake Thos. W. Bramhall George Dougherty C. F. Wellman Catherine Boland Ladies Auxiliary Harriett Marquard Christian Church Court House National Guard Carbondale Mt. Vernon Veterans For Foreign Wars American Legion Salem Boy Scout Springfield Drum and Bugle Corp VFW

Wright Norris Wedding July Fourth in Maywood Illinois

The marriage of Vale H. Wright and Claudine M. Norris occurred at the Norris home in Maywood Illinois on July 4 1938 at 8 30 pm The bride is Belle Norris daughter and Claudine attended White Haven Vernon Western Union School Chicago worker until ill health Wright son of Jessie Wright Danvers Illinois attended Carthage College and joined the railway mail service He now resides at 1821 South 13th Avenue Maywood with his wife.

Vale H. Wright Claudine M. Norris Ivan L. Norris South 18Th Ave Maywood Ill Belle Norris White Haven Vernon Western Union Telegraph School Western Union Chicago Wright Jessie Wright Danvers Carthage Union Station South 13Th Ave

Miss LaVonne Jones Hosts Tuesday Night Party

Miss LaVonne Jones and Miss Jane Lesser entertained friends Tuesday at the home of LaVonne Jones and Mr and Mrs Edward Jones of Patoka. Miss Betty Altom assisted. Wallace Alexander played piano. Attendees included Iris Ellis Irene Warner Lola Bell Morrey Betty Altom Marjorie Caldwell Doris Good Alice Anderson Madeline Green Wallace Alexander Dick Potts Marshall Cady Bob Adams Bob Eaglin Harry Banfield Junior Jones Paul Belcher Charles Jones Dean Laws Bruce Quayle.

LaVonne Jones Jane Lesser LaVonne Edward Jones Patoka Betty Altom Wallace Alexander Iris Ellis Irene Warner Lola Bell Morrey Marjorie Caldwell Doris Good Alice Anderson Madeline Green Dick Potts Marshall Cady Bob Adams Bob Eaglin Harry Banfield

Funeral Rites Held for Henry Heckethorn in Shobonier

L. E. Green and family and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Schroeder attend the funeral of Henry Heckethorn in Shobonier on Monday. Heckethorn died Saturday morning after a stroke Friday night and was well known in and around Patoka.

L. E. Green Orville Schroeder Greens Henry Heckethorn Shobonier Heckethorn Patoka

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Chevrolet Company GENRE Muskegon, Mich Hospital Walter Kleeman Charley Ehrat Henry Abendroth Wilmer Meador Newton Sorrell James Divine James Weinsman Charley Meador John Gillespie Ernest Wolff Emil Beyers Chester Wagstaff Philip Meador John Weiss Kinmundy Eugene Leininger Cecil Hollingshead Alice Clendening Marion Blankenship Charles Binnion Kleeman Christian Science Churches M. E. Church, South Wright-Norris Miss LaVonne Jones
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