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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1941

Page

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Patoka Social Notes Bring Visitors From Regions Nearby

ACA Cyril DeLay of Champaign visited Patoka with his grandmother and relatives. Several Patoka residents hosted or visited others in Vandalia Springfield Leroy and Kinmundy. Visitors include Miss Patsy Berry and Miss Imogene Richey, and trips to Oklahoma Chicago Cuba Mo and the Ozarks. Funeral services for Sam Hudspeth were attended by locals.

Cyril DeLay Champaign Patoka Josie Simcox Harry Anderson Camp Forrest Tenn Sam Hudspeth Sam Holland Leroy

Aluminum Drives Set For July 21

The OCD led by Fiorello La Guardia urges New Yorkers to save unused aluminum items and participate in the July 21 to 29 national collection. Do not surrender everyday uses. avoid precollection buys as happened in Kansas City. Officials aim to collect about 20 million pounds for defense needs.

Fiorello H. la Guardia New York City Office of Civilian Defense OCD Kansas City Richmond Madison Wis CCD

Defense Bond Quiz prompts patriot support and purchase options

The article explains that buying Defense Bonds shows faith in America and deters foreign dictators. It notes if funds are short, Defense Postal Stamps can be purchased at Post Offices, banks, stores, or druggists to save toward a Bond, with notes to contact the Treasury for information.

America United States Treasury of the Washington, D. C

Illinois Peach Crop Seen Boosted by Cooperative Campaign

Since 1931, Harry W. Day, Illinois Fruit Growers Exchange GM, says Marion County with over 151,016 bearing trees will boost state production to 3-4 million bushels. A P stores back co op sales drive. Food Defense aims to raise fruit and veg consumption 70 percent. Day urges housewives to can Illinois peaches to aid defense and health.

Harry W. Day Illinois Fruit Growers Exchange Marion County USDA Day A & P Food Illinois A& P

Wedding Gift Lists in Iliinois Newspapers Remembered

A Vintage note recalls the Iliinois Writers' Project list of wedding presents once published with pride. Items ranged from a Jersey calf to hair wreaths and poems, plus hens, a rooster, shirts, a letter writer, and tomato ketchup. The custom has faded but persists in some areas.

Ilinois Ilinois Writers

G Men Watch City Reservoirs After Public Fear

The article notes heightened security around Cleveland area reservoirs and industrial sites. Government agents and private firms cooperate with police to guard critical properties and maintain city services after years of state and federal action.

G-Men Cleveland Army Tion Munpartment Priva Ubility Service

Conservation Exhibit at Marion Reunion In Salem

Livingston E. Osborn announces a larger free wildlife exhibit from the Illinois Department of Conservation at the Marion County Soldiers and Sailors Reunion in Salem from July 28 to August 2. The display features live snakes birds and fur bearing animals to educate and entertain the public. Fran cis X. Lueth will supervise with educational aims stressed by Osborn.

Springfield IL S Ey Department of Conservation Marion County Soldiers’ and Sailors Salem Livingston E. Osborn Division of Education and Public Relations Francis X. Lueth Illinois Department of Conservation Division of Forestry Ma’ Or Co Osborne Ment of Conservation

Rebecca Ann Wei born to Mr and Mrs Bud Cantrall

Rebecca Ann Wei is newborn daughter of Mr Bud Cantrall and Mrs Bud Cantrall, born July 19 at Mark Greer Hospital in Vandalia. Her birth weight is 18 ounces and length 8 bbs.

Bud Cantrall Mark Greer Hospital Vandalia Rebecca Ann Wei

18th Annual Meet of Jockey Club at Park Kentucky

The 18th annual meet of the Jockey Club at Park Kentucky opens August 2 and runs through September 1 with racing daily except Sundays. Over 2200 horses have arrived or are en route for training amid 750 stable spaces at the Western Kentucky track along U.S. Highway 41. Several owners from Louisville Lexington Evansville Detroit and Paris consign horses to Park with large operations planned by A J Grady and others including Theo Muller and Carl Graham.

Evans- 8 Indiana A. J. Grady Lexington Lester E. Yeager Otis McClelland J Wurphy Evansville Indy Theo. E. Muller Louisville B. Oan H. C. Herb Collinsville Owensboro Park Detroit Fairmount Ason H. B. Allman Gray Paris O. D. Matt B.D. Mattingly Ing It Chinn J. Madden Lexs Ivan Parke J. A. Kins A. M. Creech Ern Graham Briwny Brown i W. E. Smith J. C. Gillem Carl Graham Byrum Bros Kentucky R. C. Burman

Farm Building With Home Grown Lumber Advised

Illinois farmers are urged to use home grown lumber for farm buildings to cut costs as wood prices rise. Extension forester J. E. Davis of the University of Illinois notes potential savings of up to half and recommends using native hardwoods such as ash maple oak cyprus elm sweet gum hackberry sycamore tupelo white oak and yellow poplar for joists rafters plates roof boards and studs. Farmers should avoid large expenses and leverage local materials and labor now.

Ubbana Ill Illinois J. E. Davis University of Illinois, College of Agriculture Davis

Mr and Mrs Gente Visit Vandalia While Al Gray Ill

Mr and Mrs Orville Gente visited in Vandalia Monday evening with Mr Al Gray who is seriously ill at the home of his daughter Mrs Elmer Grothers. Mr Gray is a former resident of Patoka.

Orville Gente Vandalia al Gray Elmer Grothers Mr. Gray Patoka

Obituary James S Hudspeth of Patoka Illinois 1856 1941

James S Hudspeth born March 5 1856 in Russellville Todd County Kentucky died July 16 1941 at 85 years 4 months 11 days. He moved to Illinois 1865 near Patoka and married Mary H Holcomb August 12 1877. Survived by three children Harvey G Ollie M Lela A. five grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Funeral July 19 1941 at Patoka Methodist Church with Masonic rites at cemetery.

James S. Hudspeth James H Armilda A. Hudspeth Russelville Todd County Kentucky Illinois Patoka Mary H. Holcomb Childre Harvey G. Ollie M Lela A Patoka Masonic Lodge Patoka Lodge A. C. Wills Don Wills du Quoin Frank Brown Roberta Bailey Sam Holland Leroy Paul Black Harry Allen Cisco Nellie Lee Fred Duchane Manteno D. N. Hudspeth Day Patoka Methodist Church W. D. Humphrey Laoma III Tin Patoka Cox and Martin

KMOX St Louis Goes Philatelic and Schedule Shifts

KMOX staged a one million dollar stamp exhibit on location at 8th and Olive in a ten ton Post Office philatelic truck with wall cases from 1847. The event drew crowds and prompted added shows including a post broadcast delay for the Moeonlight Serenade. Program changes moved Sports Review and Moons Light Serenade times to 9 45 p m and 10 15 p m respectively while Central Station replaces Big Town remarks in summer broadcasting from KMOX, in front of the Ambassador Theatre.

KMOX 8Th and Olive Streets Post Office Department Philatellic Chesterfield St. Louis Municipal Auditorium Opera House Miller Ben Field Freddie Begemann Harmonettes Skeets Frankie Wade Ray Banjo Muphy Stuffy Austin Edward G. Robinson Big Town Ona Munson Central Station TMN Arcast Ambassador Teatre Jefferson Hotel

Hog producers use record serum and virus volume in June

Illinois hog producers used 10 461 000 cc s of anti hog cholera serum and virus in June breaking all records for that month. S F Russell director of livestock marketing for the Illinois Agricultural Association said farmers cooperate with government plans to expand production and farrowed pigs saved per year rose to a record 6 36 per litter this spring. Henry county led with 915 000 cc s. other top counties included DeKalb Knox Bureau and Mercer.

Illinois S. F. Russell Illinois Agricultural Association Illinois Farm Bureau Serum Association Russell Henry DeKalb Knox Bureau Mercer

Zion and Magnolia Split Wins in League Play

Zion defeated the Cubs on Wednesday night with Kleeman earning the win and B Arnold taking the loss. Magnolia beat Adams for the first time this season, while Foltz delivered his best game to beat the Oilers 8 to 5, with Johnson homering.

Zion Cubs Kleeman B. Arnold Magnolia Adams Firaman Foltz Oilers Johnson

Patoka All Stars Clash With Mt Vernon Friday Night

The Patoka All Stars meet Vernon Friday night July 25 in a last N Y A game. The Mundy girls team also faces Patoka girls on the same Friday night event. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the evening.

Patoka MT. Vernon Patoka All-Stars Vernon Mundy Girls

Republican Day at Marion County Soldier’s and Sailor’s Reunion

Republican Day at Marion County Soldier’s and Sailor’s Reunion set for Wednesday July 30 features U S Senator C Wayland Brooks Attorney General Geo F Barrett and Mrs T K Rinaker among speakers. County chairman C L Edwards leads. Marion County women sponsor a noon basket dinner at the park with state officers as guests. The event aims to be the largest since Republicans returned to power in Illinois.

Marion Co U. S C. Wayland Brooks Geo. F. Barrett T. K. Rinaker Republican Club C. L. Edwards Marion County Woman’s Organization Illinois

Rostra Club Meets With Mrs Murfin

The Rostra Club met at Mrs. W. W. Murfin's home with eight members present. Members answered roll call with new words and a question box. The group studied Ella Wheeler Wilcox, with papers on her childhood and later life and poems read by several members. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. J. W. Alexander in August.

Rostra Club W. W. Murfin Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Miss Mildred Brown Spends Evening With Mrs. Smith

Miss Mildred Brown of Centralia spent last Friday night with Mrs. Howard Smith.

Mildred Brown Centralia Howard Smith

Also Mentioned on This Page

ACA Jerry Quayle Mrs Roy Jones Ozarks Jess Belcher Leo Ballance Elvin Springfield New Salem J. Cerry Patsy Georgia C. A. Adams Paul Jones J. L. Combs Patsy Berry Neil Potts Chicago Fred Johnson Oklahoma Leroy Wadkins Kansas Lee Wadkins J. C. Berry Imogene Betty Riche Cecil Elliott Missouri Wallace Alexander C. Binnion Terry Patokta Dale Nattier Sandoval Davis Jennings John Chance W. E. Field Carl Taylor Dorothy Meyers L. W. Ballance M. Eagan Mae Norma Jackson Kinmundy B. F. Linton Miss Jackson Dan Cupid Jockey Club Kmox St. Louis Philatelic
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