Second Quarter Softball Schedule
Monday night games include Zion versus Cardinals and Cubs versus Vernon. Wednesday night features Cubs against Cardinals.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1939
Page
3
Monday night games include Zion versus Cardinals and Cubs versus Vernon. Wednesday night features Cubs against Cardinals.
The Sugar Creek Creamery Company local cream buying station now operates under Charlie Pugh who took over last Friday. The former manager, Mr. Barnes, resigned to join Magnolia Oil Co as night watchman at their gathering plant.
The Patoka Public School asks all children entering first grade in the fall to attend a vaccination clinic at the schoolhouse on June 20 at 1:00 PM. Parents should ensure their child receives the required shot as part of enrollment preparations.
The Stringtown 4 H Club schedules an ice cream supper for Saturday night June 24. Further notice will appear in the Register.
We extend sincere thanks to those who assisted during our father’s illness and passing and for the flowers. Mrs. Emma Jett and Children.
A large local crowd attended the St. Peter picnic at Arnold Chapel Sunday night. Miss Margaret Green of Bethalto visited her brother and sister-in-law Eli Green from Thursday to Saturday. Several people attended the Sunday School convention at Arnold Chapel on Sunday afternoon.
The piece argues that Calvin Coolidge valued family rooted liberty and law, claiming lasting political changes originate in homes not government. It traces policies back to the 1860s, citing Lincoln's foresight, and suggests future leaders must again gather around the fireside to reaffirm core government principles.
A reflective piece surveys the financial turmoil from 1912 to 1932, noting the 1929 Crash, bank consolidations, and Wall Street excess. It contrasts reformist actions by ordinary Americans with perceived greed of financiers, urging self-reliance and national recovery without repeating the era’s mistakes.
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