Local residents and visitors noted in Carrigan area update
Measles illness affects Little Miss Darline Joy Briscoe with Dr DuComb attending. Numerous postings report visits between Carrigan Patoka Salem Sandoval Centralia Odin and nearby towns. Social events include Alumni dance in Sandoval and a surprise birthday for Mrs Quick. schooling updates note Eunice Holtslaw as Carrigan teacher.
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Darline Joy Briscoe
DuComb
Patoka
Francis Branch
G. N. Smith
Billy
Chester
Mary Ticknor
Elsie Hicks
Centralia
Elvin Whalen
CCC
Murphysboro
Fulton
Carrigan
Sandoval
June Davidson
John Davidson
Salem
Lee Britt
Fairchild
Ralph Merten
Jewel Chausse
Rollen Waarren
Cecil Hicks
Guy Quick
Quick
Babe Ticknor
Jack Beam
Nelson Hicks
Odin
Kennedy couple move to farm previously owned by P. T. Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kennedy of Madison Wisconsin relocated Tuesday to the former P. T. Kennedy farm at Iuka. George Nattiers from Patoka delivered furniture from the local furniture and hardware store to the new location.
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Donald Kennedy
Madison
Wisconsin
P. T. Kennedy
Iuka
George Nattiers
Patoka
Local Residents Engage in Visits and Small Trades Nearby
Mrs Ora Rippy and Mrs Jewel Jett and son Buddy dined at the G F Jett home. Hicks family visited Centralia while Hazel Tuos and others ran business. Adams family called on McKee near Salem. Mee Kee recovering from injury. Jett and Hensley groups called near Hoots Chapel. Grandpa Adams planned a fortnight with Daisy Adams and son from Glendale. Pearl Halfacre bought work horses and cattle from Charley Beake. Carl Adams enjoys a new car start. John Haug moved to Auburn Illinois. nearby transfers and shopping noted in Odin Centralia area.
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Ora Rippy
Jewel Jett
Buddy
G. F. Jett
J. P. Hicks
Hazel
Tuos
Centralia Sturday
H. B. Adams
Carl
Mildred
J. G. McKee
Salem
Adams
George Jett
Lish Johnson
G. Hensley
Hoots Chapel
Grandpa Adams
Daisy Adams
Gleridge
Bob Sloan
Odin
Lois
Hazel Hicks
Maxine Groff
Tueday
Elouise
Edith
Centralia
Harry Robinso
John Haug
Auburn
Illinois
Quick
Haug
University Of Illinois Denounces Subversive Teaching
President A C Willard argues colleges must uphold democracy and avoid subversive ideas. He notes universities and other institutions bear responsibility to educate citizens while allowing study of diverse political theories without advocating them. He compares studying contested topics to medical teaching where discussion of diseases is not endorsement.
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University of
Willard
Illini Law Grads Serve State Nation In Public Roles
A University of Illinois College of Law survey shows at least 104 graduates hold public office, 19 teach, with 90 percent practicing law and 80 percent in Illinois. Alumni include a congressman, state senators and representatives, judges, state attorneys, and officials in commerce and city posts, plus several serving abroad in China.
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University of Illinois College of Law
Mlini
Illinois
Congress
University of Illinois Board of Trustees
Illinois Commerce Commission
Commission
Ilinois Supreme Court
Illinois College of Law
United States
China
Supreme Court
University of Illinois students come from many walks
Fathers of University of Illinois students show diverse occupations. Business men's children total 4217, skilled laborers 1424, farmers 1870, professionals 1217. Other groups include scientific professions 409, railroading 392, governmental service 324, unskilled laborers 206, retired 110, artistic professions 63.
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University of Illinois
Great Library Collection at University of Ilinoig Library
The university houses a major repository of official state publications gathered over nearly three years. The extensive collection serves political science researchers and reference staff for external inquiries and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Ilinoig
Political Science and Reference Bureau
Patoka Newspaper Notices and Subscriptions
Published Friday at Patoka Illinois state under act of congress March 3 1879. Entered as second class matter in the Patoka post office and subscription costs one dollar and fifty cents per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
Illinois
Congress
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