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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1933

Page

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Prominent Patoka Businessman Dies Sudden

Octave Nattier a Patoka businessman dies in his sleep after a brief illness. He founded and operated a large store in Taylorville and served the Patoka community for decades. An inquest ruled death from natural causes. He left a wife Katie and two children Helen and Robert, with siblings and extended family mourning his loss.

Octava Nattier Taylorville Willie Dale Salem George Carrigan C. No Cruse George Simcox Taylor Nall Frank Elifritz Bob Eaglin Floyd Eaglin Octave Nattier Emil and Diana Nattier Highland Madison County Illinois Robert Irnie W George A Patoka Emily Ballanse Alice Logan Edward Nattier Albert Nattier Alvertine Nattier Speery Kansas Nattier Earth Jane

Dads Night Observed by Marion County Legion

The American Legion county meeting at Salem Legion Hall on May 25 honored veterans' fathers as guests. Attendees included Effingham and Mt. Vernon posts with leaders Graham and West presiding. Capt. Austin and speakers from Mt. Vernon and Salem spoke on veterans relief and poppies before a ham feed. next gathering set for Odin on June fourth Thursday.

The American Legion Legion Hall Salem Legion Marion County Effingham Mt. Vernon Graham Vernon Orval West Wm. A. Mills Earl Merritt KMOX Wm. W. Austin Effineham Poorman Capt T. B. Williamson John Bigelow Odin

Max and Halden Hill Birthday Party at Oscar Hill Home

A Saturday party near town celebrates Max and Halden Hill with games and music from a player piano. Guests include De lores Kohlhauff, Connie and Lyndel Mason, the Schaffnits, Velma Heinzman, and many others as flowers, gum drops, and toothpick favors are handed out and home made ice cream and cake are served.

Oscar Hill Max Halden Hill Anuthe Siaty Lawn Halden Mrs. Hill Mrs. Schaffnit Delores Ethel Kohlhauff Connie Lyndel. Mason Sandoval Velma Heinzman Betty Ballance Doris Adams Robert Smith Edgar Ro

Patoka Science Club Invited to Vandalia Lawn Festival

The Patoka Household Science club receives an invitation to attend a lawn festival and tea hosted by the Vandalia Woman's club in Vandalia Illinois on Monday June 5 from 3 to 5 p m at 809 North Sixth Street home lawn of Mrs Will P Welke. The meeting will occur rain or shine and officers should be contacted to arrange attendance.

Patoka Household Science Club Vandalia Ill Vandalia Woman’s Club Will P. Welke North Sixth Street Patoka Club

Walker Holiday Visit Highlights Local T B Walker Home

Frank Walker and wife and Ross Walker of Clinton spent the holidays at the T. B. Walker home. Frank Walker, local trainmaster of the Illinois Central, has been busy coordinating the withdrawal of passenger trains and the installation of the new mixed train service. Accompanying guests include Lord Baker, Belnap Hdn Louisville Ky, Frank Orr of Taylorville, Nattier Hardware Company, Carroll Beery, Mrs. Malan and Adolph Malan, Mrs. Ollie Bass, Mrs. Alice Huspeth, Dr. and Mrs. Zobrist, Miss Anna Peters Post Mistress of Sandoval, Mrs. George Kahlert, Cen tralia visitors and many others.

Frank Walker Ross Walker Clinton T. B. Walker Frank I. C Lord Baker Belnap Hdn Louisville Frank Orr Taylorville Nattier Hardware Company Carrol Beery Herbert Malan Adolph Malan Rastus de Moulin Ollie Bass Greenville Alice Hudspeth Chicago Zobrist Assumption Anna Peters Sandoval George Kahlert Carlyle Messrs. Wehmer Davis Tacke Heiss Raines Hassenfuss Junger Centralia

Patoka Announces Weeklong Community Clean Up

The Patoka town board postpones the annual clean up campaign to June 5 through June 11. Citizens are urged to cut weeds on their property and remove junk to reduce health hazards and mosquito breeding. The town will not haul junk this year to save costs.

Patoka

Card of Thanks for Husband and Father

We thank those who assisted and comforted us during the passing of our dear husband and father. Katie Nattier and Children Geo Nattier I W Nattier Mrs Emily Ballance Mrs Hiram Logan

Katie Nattier Geo. Nattier I. W. Nattier Emily Ballance Hiram Logan

Farmer on a Chicago trip back for brother's funeral

C. V. Farmer spends a day in Chicago and is expected to return for his brother's funeral today.

C. V. Farmer Chicago

Age President Dies. Funeral Planned This Week

Zero Farmer, a widely known citizen, died Thursday morning at 8 a.m. His funeral will be held Friday evening from his home, conducted by Rev. Lovell of the Thrist i Church. A complete obituary will follow next week.

Zero Farmer Lovell Thristi Church

Local Notes From Beecher City Area Tonight

Local notes report coach Kirk leaving for Decatur then Oblong for summer. J W Crawford and family visited home folks. J W will move after eleven years at Beecher City to Mason. Francis Rogier assists ill father farmer. Mrs Retiio Clark and daughter Henric ta Decatur visited and mother’s birthday observed. Jo Livesay visited Decatur relatives. Thalman and Karl Outhouse families attended annual alumni. Cruse family in St Louis. James Davidson and son Charles injured in auto wreck in Clarksville Tennessee. Leon Hurt uninjured. Mrs Roasch Cruse of Fulton visits Laura Livesay. they traveled to Decatur for relatives and friends.

Kirk Decatur Oblong J. W. Crawford J. W Beecher City Mason Francis Rogier Zero Farmer Retiio Clark Henric Decauur Grandma Livesay Thalman Karl Outhouseff C. N. Cruse St. Louis Clarksville Tenn James Davidson Charles Leon Hurt Florida Little Charles Roasch Cruse Fulton Laura Livesay

Candidates In Judicial Race Swing Into Last Lap

Three Republican candidates for Circuit Judge press vigorous campaigns to unseat Democratic incumbents. The Dems face tax policy backlash and aging judges Jett and Wright, both over 70, with retirement possible within six years. Republicans Guy L. Smith A G Ward and Lester K Vandever are in their 40s with long legal careers and strong district ties.

Chicago Jett Wright Guy L. Smith Pana A. G. Ward Shelbyville Lester K. Vandever Hillsboro Montgomery County

Tragic High Speed Train Hits Motor Truck in St Elmo

A Penns fast passenger train struck a gasoline laden motor truck on St Elmo main street, killing driver Van Lee Smith age 19 and his younger brother Lyle. The engine burned from the blast, injuring engineer and fireman and forcing a relief engine to bring the train to Vandalia hospital for treatment.

St. Elmo Fayette County Penns van Lee Smith Lyle Ocean St. Louis New York Vandalia Hospital Vandalia Hazel Lawrey Telephone Company

Children's Day Program Scheduled for June 4 at M E Church

The Third Sunday night program has been changed to the First Sunday night program. The next program will be Sunday evening June 4 at 7 30 p m at the M E Church. A pageant titled The Golden Chord will feature many children and some adults.

Golden Chord

Local Man Accepts Insurance Promotion

Murl Anderson and his wife now reside in Harrisburg after relocating from Centralia. Anderson accepted a promotion with the Metropolitan Company, becoming district head in Harrisburg in charge of five men and has already started the new work.

Murl Anderson Harrisburg Centralia Murl Metropolitan Company

Carrigan Sunday School Class Honors George Groff Departure

The Carrigan Sunday School Class No 1 met May 25 at the home of Mr and Mrs Luther Groff to honor their son George who leaves soon for Scott Field Belleville for government training. George and his siblings and families attended. Ice cream was served late in the evening.

M. N Humin Knight Templars Cyne Carrigan Luther Groff George Scott Field Belleville

M. E. Church South Services Announced for Sunday

The Patoka Charge schedules Island Chapel Sunday School at 9 30 a m with John Williams as superintendent. The pastor holds 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m services. The fourth Quarterly Conference meets June 10 at 2 30 p m at Pawhsa Church with Rev C F Coraine presiding. Pastor W D Humphrey asks officials to attend ready to report.

Patoka Island Chapel John Williams Pawhsa Rey C. F. Coraine

Donald Wilson Visits Chicago to View Century of Progress

Donald Wilson traveled to Chicago for a four day visit to tour the Century of Progress exposition. He was joined by his brother in law Devone Boyles of Salem for the trip.

Donald Wilson Chicago Devone Boyles Salem

Patoka Schools Close for Summer Alumni Session

The Patoka school system ended activities with a Saturday alumni event attended by about 150 people plus guests. Baccalaureate was held the prior Sunday with Rev. Spurgeon delivering the sermon. Officers were elected, a banquet followed, and a play “The Laughing Cure” plus songs entertained attendees.

Spurgeon Sym Marvin Ballance Jake Davis Elizabeth Simcox Leta Beery Kelly Martin Mabel Belcher Orville Genre M. D. Ballance Ruth Pugh James Quayle

Patoka 4 H Foods Club Meeting Report

The Patoka 4 H Foods Club met at Margaret Ballance’s home on Saturday afternoon May 20. Doris Good gave a talk and Thelma Pugh played a piano solo. An apple snow on strawberries was planned for the next meeting and an extra large dish will be given to President Margaret Ballance. A June picnic and a June 2 meeting at Gayle Belcher’s home were noted.

Patoka Margaret Ballance Doris Good Thelma Pugh Gayle Belcher

First 1 Percent Tax Debated As Legislation Extends Deadline

June headlines note a 1 percent levy and an expanded 30 day window to pay May taxes. Vandalia reports a fatality involving a Kansas City truck with a metal tag found on the body. An American Legion parade and drum corps gathering is planned for Cairo. Kansas City reports a $30,000 kidnapping rescue cost. Meyer of California wins the 500 mile Indy race amid three deaths. Secretary Woodin in Roosevelt circles refuses to resign as political turmoil swirls.

Vandalia Kansas City Clarice’ Nixon Market Street Wheeling West Va American Legion Cairo U. S Meyer California Indianapolis Sec Woodin

Evans Visit to Kalamazoo Parents Spans Weekend

Mr and Mrs D J Evans of Kalamazoo Michigan visited Saturday with the latters parents Mr and Mrs T F Haley. They departed en route back on Monday.

D. J. Evans Kalamazoo, Mich T. F. Haley

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Max and Patoka Science Club Vandever M. E. Church South W. D. Humphrey 4-H Foods Club
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