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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1933

Page

8

Local Personal Notes Highlight Patoka Area Life

A long list of Patoka area activities includes remodeling at the Wagner place by Taylor Nall and crew, repapering Elmer Carter home by Walter Parks, and visits among families like the Blizard Thompsons and L. M. Black. Traveling: C. V. Farmer heads to the Golden West with Connie Meador and Elizabeth Limecox. Connie Meador and Dorothy Wasem sailing to Denver. Updates on health, hospital stays, and community visits weave through the week with carriage of new purchases and upcoming moves.

Jeff Smiths Porto Rico Nancy Hall Red Bermudas Kidds Star Service Co Patoka Taylor Nall Wagner Place Walter Parks Elmer Carter Odin Sam Morey Stringtown Leslie J. R. Carter Nellie Belcher Decatur J. T. Stephens Winona Stephens Ralph Stephen Houston Texas Carlyle J. C. Beery Cerro Gorda Clayton Henry Wehmer Centralia Elvis Burton Champaign Walter Adams John Rogier BE. T U. of I Ramsey St. Elmo Farina John Anderson Vandalia Vernon Howard Smith Sandoval B. V. Crosby Salem Dayton Silkey Mattoon Frank Miller Big Legion Cairo Katie Nattier Geo. Nattier Ed Jones W. R. Simcox Bert Simcox Austin Simcox Jonesboro Chet Belcher Jimmy Wasen Jennie Adams Jimmy C. V. .Farmer Connie Meador Elizabeth Simcox Denver James Davidson Tennessee Pomona Florida R. G. Roney Chicago Lessie Smith Memphis Lora Caldwell Alma William Roadman Bryan Cox Wii Wenona Jimmy Wasem Springfield Jacksonville Blanch Pugh Laura Holland Herry F. Johnson Homer Henderson State Department of Registration and Education Register’ Office Lovell Henderson C. V. Farmer Mornig Golden West Elizabeth. Limecox Harry Dawson Dorothy Wasem Leon Hurt Rols Leon Davidson Stonecipher Edwards Paul Belcher Hattie. Smith Walter Claud Adams Giese Mconday St. Mary’s Hospital Emily Ballance Anna Belcher Port B. Simcox E. L. DeLay E. L John Simcox J. L. Simcox Florence Simcox Shimp Place P. B. Simcox West Baxter Household Science Club Mesdames Potts Troyer Good Peek Spurgeon Settem Belcher Cruse C. D. Mullins Lincoln Neb John Jennings Mullins Sandovals Ted Deters Riley Maysack Ruth Finley St. Louis Tom Altom B. F. Miller

Farmers Hustle and Local Visits Across Vandalia

Local chatter notes gnats hindering crops as farmers push to harvest. Rollie Stombaugh and wife visit grandparents with four children. Birthday dinners honor John Stone and Noble Bryant. Luther Barnes family dinner and ice cream filled afternoon. Dale Alexander helps John Shepard and Theodore Stone with six acres of garden truck. Lawrence Bassett heard in Toad Island, partly in Neck, peering at the local scene.

Rollie Stombaugh Vandalia John Stone Noble Bryant Luther Barnes Family Dale Alexander John Shepard Theodore Stone North Fork Lawrence Bassett Toad Island

Flour bags sold from Red Cross relief to state institutions

Investigations by the American Red Cross and Gov. Horner probe how flour from Red Cross bags meant for unemployment relief was used in Menard prison and state hospitals. Hall Milling shipped the flour under government wheat authority and bag labels claimed not for sale.

Springfield Red Cross American Red Cross Horner Southern Illinois Penitentiary Menard Hall Milling Company South Front Street East St. Louis Hall Company Congress J. A. Denny O. K P. M. Marshall The Chase Bag Company St. Louis William M. Baxter Red Cross Central Wheat Distributing Office Chicago Hail Company

Sunday School Visitors and Local Greetings in Fredonia

Sixty attend Sunday School as visitors from Decatur Ramsey Kinmundy Sandoval and Omaha share in a day of friendship. Families and neighbors gather for dinners calls and a weekend of church services with plans for Children's Day pie next Sunday night in June.

Halah Jett A. S. Jett

Cracker Neck Election Ends Amid Bitter Claims

Post election clash erupts as supporters clash over alleged voter intent and calls grow for accountability. Local officials urge calm while canvassing boards prepare final tallies and address disputed outcomes.

Examiners Wages and State Banking Costs Scrutinized

The article outlines proposed examiner wages and travel costs totaling $200,000 for travel. It notes Leer State banks halved in two years, three Chicago loop banks switching from state to national institutions, and decades-long examination efforts. Governor and banking board urged efficiency. Treasurer reduced his office appropriation by $209,200. Labor wins with bans on yellow dog contracts and union liability limits, while ratification of a federal child labor amendment is put to a vote. A special price ad’s included.

Chicago Pat ‘Nash Noriimide Joe, Gill Edward J Kelly Tom Courtney Corporation William’ Sexton al Horan Wit Moe ‘Rosenberg Sanitary District Board Jacob M.arvey City Council Milt Connelly South Park Board Ben Lindheimer State Commerce Commission Barnet Hodes State Tax Commission Arvey Lindheimer Commerce Commission Hodes Tax Commission Ernest Palmer Chicago Board of Education Bowler Sanitary Cook County Dole Senate House Barrett Springfield Horner Martin Tées-Learie John H. Stelle Illinois Harry C. Stuttle Litchfield Banking Board Arthur A. Huebsch Brookfield Democratic N. M. Mason Oglesby

Local Socials and Visits Reported Across East Zion

Maude Jones is numbered with the sick this week. Dessie Lucas and daughter Lucile visit with Jamie Caldwell. Cyrus Nichols is plastering and painting his new residence. Peck Caldwell owns a new feed mill. Rollin Smith visits relatives in Patoka. Mrs Russell Caldwell is improving. Sam Arnold Loren Lloyd Emmet Nichols from Houston Andy Eagan spent Sunday with Joe Frizzell. Cyrus Arnold and family Cyrus Nichols and wife visited Edwin Arnold. Harvey Wickenhauser and wife Glenn and Burl Meador spent Sunday with Henry Williams. Samie Gray and family spent Sunday with Harry Chance. Hobart Arnold and family visited Sunday with Stella Arnold.

Maude Jones Dessie Lucas Lucile Jamie Caldwell Cyrus Nichols Peck Caldwell Rollin Smith Patoka Russell Caldwell Sam Arnold Loren Lloyd Emmet Nichols Houston Texas Andy Eagan Joe Frizzell Cyrus Arnold Edwin Arnold Harvey Wickenhauser Glenn Burl Meador Henry Williams Samie Gray Harry Chance Hobart Arnold Stella Arnold

Zion Church Holds Graduation Exercises and Ball Team Report

Arnold visits Zion Church for eighth year graduation exercises along with Bill Willett Bud Wick Enhauser and Alva Binnjon with spouses. Zion ball team defeats Breakneck 16 to 8. Raymond Maulding and family visit Jane Caldwell. Jennie Sullens stays with Alice Caldwell.

Bill Willett Bud Wickenhauser Alva Binnjon Arnold Wallie McNichols Phedee Will Zion Cfrarch Jung Zion Raymond Maulding Jane Caldwell Jennie Sullens Alice Caldwell

Prairie Family Visits Highlight Sunday Social

The report lists multiple settlers from Lone Prairie and nearby areas visiting relatives or calling on neighbors Sunday. Families mentioned include Palmer, Attaberry, Tackett, and Meredith, with notes of Viola Smith, Lester Meredith, Frank Meredith, and Mary Perkins hosting or visiting.

Chester Palmer Russell Palmer Lee Attaberry Clarence Tackett Ray Palmer Eli Palmer Henry Meredith Willie Perkins Viola Smith Mary Perkins Lester Meredith Kenney Ill Frank Meredith Vesper Alexander Prairie Bill Smith George Woods Wi. Perkins Edgar Fredie Perkins Mrs. Smith

Card of Thanks for Kate Farmer and family

We sincerely thank those who assisted and comforted during the passing of our loved one Mrs. Kate Farmer along with Mrs. F. J. Rogier and Mrs. W. B. Jackson for their support and sympathy.

Kate Farmer F. J. Rogier W. B. Jackson

Sincere thanks for care and support after loss

The Long and Lewis families express gratitude to neighbors and friends for services, sympathy, and floral tributes during illness and death. Special thanks to Mrs. Laura Truitt and Wm Ballance and Tom Ballance for faithful help, plus ministers and all who assisted, with blessings wished.

Laura Truitt Tom Ballance Ethel Long J. M. Lewis

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