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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
2
A Johnson aphorism emphasizes that after nature provides all needs, humans seek to create artificial desires and appetites. It frames curiosity as a driving force beyond mere sufficiency.
Washington proposes direct food deliveries to relief recipients with checks sent by mail. The piece questions poverty programs and argues for reforms to avoid creating dependency while raising wage levels.
Susan Jennings Marsha Collins and Kathleen Johnstone will depart for Oil Belt Service Camp in Flora this Sunday and return August 1. Irene Ellis of North Canton Ohio visited Patoka with her granddaughter and drove to Kansas City to see sister Marguerite Opper who is recovering from burns. Nellie Collins traveled to Steger to visit the Wayne Carroll family. Alan Carroll, Wayne and James Collins nephew, was moved to Illinois Central Hospital Chicago after a water skiing accident in Danville and remains in a coma with signs of improvement. cards may be sent to 5088 Stoney Island Ave Chicago IL.
Mound Chapel hosts Clyde Green family and grandmother Doolene for Sunday dinner. Cars travel from Sandoval to Carbondale and unions Mills Iola and Decatur area families visit relatives in multiple gatherings. An Outhouse family weekend includes Orville Genre Polly Outhouse Joe Outhouse Wednell Outhouse. An optimist quote closes the item.
A reprint of social security Q A from Mt. Vernon Illinois office covers widow benefits earnings reporting for those under 72, annual earnings reports for 1964, eligibility for farm earners with small income, and guidance on when to consult a field representative. Mockery is the fame of little hearts.
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