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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1930

Page

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Marion County Supervisors Hold Two Day Meeting on Roads and Finances

A two day Marion County Board of Supervisors session reviewed about 14000 in bills awaiting payment and focused on funding for the county secondary road system from the state's three cent gasoline tax. Petitions for road improvements were sent to the hard roads committee while plans for existing projects and a Cartier to state route 142 link were advanced. The board rejected a 300000 bond issue to finance roads, allowed 6000 in pauper claims, and directed various building and equipment actions. The Septem ber grand jury for the Marion county circuit court was also selected with members named from multiple townships.

Marion County Board of Supervisors Patoka Kinmundy Omega i Iuka Centralia Walnut Hill Salem Cartier County Home Committee Frank Hensley Marion County Stevenson Merritt Bryant Tonti Bill Heskett Sandoval Jonas McClelland Dave Courson W. C. Austin Romine W. M. Ehlon Raccoon Frank Crawford Paces Racer Rothord Omega Guy Hanks Odin Walter Rippy Sam Lane Meacham Lewis Burkett L. J. Hammer Herbert Clark Haines Clarence Gaston Foster Oscar Caldwell S. C. Green Samuel Clayton S. T. Phillips G. M. Bell A. P. Ha- Ratings Sw. H. Stillabower Alma Alfred Storment

Jackson Ullom Wedding at Glen Dale California

Miss Helen Jackson and Ray Ullom wed at Little Church of the Flowers Forest Lawn Glendale amid a rainbow procession. The couple, both Rialto residents, plan to live on North Riverside Avenue after a Yosemite Valley wedding trip.

Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale Helen Jackson Chester R. Jackson Ray 2. Ullom William Ullom Rialto Ilinois Colorado Mendelssohn Lily Norton Robert Wagner Clarence Boone Beryl Cox Gladys Cox Arbutus Allom Pauline Jackson Cecil Bruner Ruby Jackson Helen Fulton Billy Tofrey Cecil Ullom Charles Rollin Hudson Arlington Christian Church Jessie May Boone Clarence Booné Yosemite Valley Riverside Avenue Ullom Big Four Citizens National Bank

Public debut of educated rooster in Patoka draws small audience

R L Walton of Patoka hosted the first public performance of his educated rooster named Tommy on Saturday morning June 14 at the Walton residence. Merritt Caldwell and Patoka Register editor attended as invited guests to witness the rooster’s demonstrations and violin performance. The pair doubted the rooster’s abilities but the show impressed the audience as the bird completed every maneuver. Walton believes the rooster has shown signs of talking though no vocal act occurred at this debut.

R. L. Walton Patoka Walton Merritt Caldwell Patoku Register Tommy

Zion Epworth League Sunday Night Program

Zion Epworth League holds a Sunday night program with hymns and readings led by Juanita Neilson. Ella Arnold and Wilma Caldwell present readings from Romans and Luke. Soloists include Leah Pearl Walton and Mary Jane Williams. A Youth program features poems, recitations, and a closing prayer by Miss Rose Chandler.

South Sunday School and Epworth League Schedule

On Sunday June 22, 1930 M. E. South announces Sunday School at 9:30 and morning preaching. Epworth League meets 7:15 with 8:00 services. Opening song Jesus Calls Us. prayer and discussion What Have We Done This Year. Scripture reading Acts 15 6 12 Romans 15 17 21. Piano solo Wallace Alexander. Sermon titles include Pressing Toward the Mark by Harold Jolliff and I Have Finished the Course by Mrs Willis. Looking Unto Jesus by Miss Georgia Cruse. Song Somebody. Mrs D E Wilson leader.

Zion Epworth League Addis Walton Ella Arnold Pecer Varibes Wilma Caldwell Leah Pearl Walton Peter Harold Belcher Tim Lois McNicol John Anna Neilson Mary Jane Williams Lois. McNiccol Alice Nichols Emily Green Etna Knight Jesus Juanita Neilson Epworth League Wallace Alexander Harold Jolliff Willis Georgia Cruse

M E Church News Reports Sermon and Youth Meetings

Rev Farrell and wife visited Evansville Indiana to be with their hospitalized daughter Helen. Rev Spurgeon filled the pulpit here and at Vernon. Epworth League meeting led by Bertha Belcher featured talks on Getting More out of Books and related topics. Musical duets performed. Psalm 19 read by Marvin Ballance. John 17 read by MacKagan. Electa Davis named leader for next week.

Farrell Evansville Ind Helen Spurgeon Vernon Epworth League Bertha Belcher Luther Caldwell Noah Carter Elmer Belcher Jno. Jennings Lily Sharp Alice Field Marie Newlin Paul Belcher Elmer Belones Marvin Ballance Jesus MacKagan Electa Davis

Slab Construction Begins on Route 12 at Odin

A force of men started Monday at the Odin grade crossing on route 12 to prepare the road bed for a slab to be laid over the fill. State highway engineer D. S. Magowan is in charge as machinery works, with completion expected soon. The crew will also lay slabs at Greendale Flora and Clay City fills this summer to close all gaps on route 12 across the state.

Route Odin D. S. Magowan Greendale Flora Clay City

Former Patoka Teacher Receives Degree

Ruth Pugh, former Patoka schools teacher and recent student at the Normal University of Normal, received her degree and will return to teach high school next year. About 350 to 400 graduated and 56 received their degrees. Roy Jones and family visited Roy's uncle George Jones and family in Arnold Chanel and Kinmundy Sunday afternoon.

Ruth Pugh Patoka Normal University of Normal Roy Jones Roy George Jones Arnold Chanel Kinmundy

Sunbeam Band Plans Guest Meeting at Baptist Church

The Sunbeam Band meets at the Baptist Church at 2 30 Saturday June 21. Members are asked to invite a guest for the guest meeting. The program includes a song Whosoever Will.

Sunbeam

God the Preserver of Man Lesson-Sermon Notes

The Sunday Lesson in Christian Science churches centered on God the Preserver of Man with Golden Texts from Psalms 26, 16 and 22. Citations from the Bible and from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy emphasize immortality, divine Mind jurisdiction, and the ascent of life, goodness, and holiness through spiritual demonstration.

God Churches of Christ, Scientist Israel Mary Baker Eddy

Stella Cargal and Steve Gardner Wed in Patoka

Miss Stella Cargal and Steve Gardner were married on January 1 in Patoka Indiana. The couple’s families are from Homer Cargal of North Washington Street and John Gardner of West Sixth Street. They will reside at 1922 South Cicero Avenue Chicago. Both attended high school in Bicknell Indiana and Miss Cargal formerly lived in Patoka.

Ward Stela Caige Steve Garin Peltary Cacreo Gardner Homer Cargal North Wusnacon Street John Gardner West Sixth Street Cicero Ave Chicago Bicknell Ind Cargal Patoka

Ford Makes Record Jump With Roadster Across Ditch

The Ford roadster owned and driven by Lee Murry reportedly set a broad jump record Tuesday when it crossed the railroad right of way and a ditch at Altom corner. Lee and his mother, Mrs. Murry, were passing another car that swung toward the Elevator building. Lee drove straight across the ditch, pulled a guy wire from the ground, and left no sign of a track. Neither vehicle suffered significant damage.

Lee Murry Altom Lee Murry

Illinois homes radio set usage survey

The Illinois Chamber of Commerce Research department reports one in eleven Illinois homes has a radio set as the state builds its handbook.

Ilinois Iinois Illinois Chamber of Commerce

Fewer Illinois orphans as death rate falls cuts costs

Dr. Andy Hall reports Illinois saved over 1,000 children from becoming orphans last year, with 3,043 fewer deaths among ages 19 to 45 than in 1919. Tuberculosis and intestinal diseases mainly drove the gains, while pneumonia and accidents remain key risks.

Illinois Andy Hall Hall Ilinois

Sunday School Class Entertained by Mrs Crosby

On Friday evening June 13 the Sunday School class of the M E Church South was entertained by teacher Mrs B V Crosby with a six o clock fried chicken dinner. The class members present included Mrs A W Thalman Mrs Charles Humes Mrs Harold Jolliff Miss Georgia Cruse Mrs P Simcox and Mrs J W Alexander.

M. E. Church South B. V. Crosby Crosby A. W. Thalman Charles Humes Harold Jolliff Georgia Cruse P. Simcox J. W. Alexander

Ice Cream Supper Draws Large Crowd in June

The Ie Walker yard hosted an ice cream supper on Saturday night June 14 to benefit McGassie cemetery. Proceeds were satisfactory as Brewer Bros music and Patoka high school quartet performances drew praise. Announcer M D Walker fulfilled his duties well.

Ie Walker Yard McGassie Brewer Bros Patoka High School L. D. Altom Allie Gray M. D. Walker

Household Science Club Sets June 28 Meeting at Gym

The Household Science Club meets in the gym on June 28 with a program on child training. Activities include a lecture Our Living Heritage by Miss Anna E. Greenan of Salem Illinois Children’s Home and Aid Society, a pantomime Which Mother are You, a lullaby, and demonstrations led by committee. Mrs. Katie Nattier serves as chairman.

Anna E. Greenan Salem Illinois Children’s Home and Aid Society Katie Nattier

Car Overturns Near Vernon Injuring Passenger

Miss Marian Epps suffers a dislocated thumb and minor bruises when a car carrying Harold Blank, ship and sister overturns about a mile north of Vernon on Sunday night. None of the occupants were seriously injured.

Marian Epps Harold Blankinship Vernon

J W Delassus and Family Visit in St a

J W Delassus and family of St a were Sunday visitors in Pato. The trip featured socializing and a tour of local landmarks with neighbors noting warm greetings and extended hospitality.

J. W. Delassus St. A Pato

Marion County Nurse Reports May Activities

Mrs. Mary J. Matthew, Marion County Nurse, details May duties including 125 general inspections, 235 referrals to family doctors and dentists, 54 home visits, 82 tuberculosis cases warded, 4 new active cases, and 186 quarts of milk provided by the Tuberculosis Association.

Mary J. Matthew Marion County Staiek St. Lo Marion County Tuberculois Association Marion County Tuberculosis Assertation Waren Ana Mann County

Clean Up Campaign Praised By Community Groups

The garden committee of the Household Science Club thanks participants in the recent clean-up campaign. Gratitude goes to the Boy Scouts and leader, and to the Town Board for cooperation. Flower boxes will guide the placement of the Community Christmas Tree.

Household Science Club

Basket Dinner at Zion Church Sunday

Zion Church members brought baskets for a Sunday morning worship followed by a churchyard dinner. Rev. Willis led the morning service and Rev. Ballance preached in the afternoon. Prof. John Morgan of Montrose Colorado spoke both services and shared facts about the Holy Land.

Zion Church Willis Ballance John Morgan Montrose Colo Zion Morgan Holy Land

Illinois urged to inspect closed-package labels on produce

Stuart E. Pierson, director of the state department of agriculture, urges buyers of Illinois grown fruits and vegetables packed in closed containers to ensure labels include the packer or authority name and address, true variety, grade if used, and minimum size or net weight for protection under the Illinois closed-package law.

Stuart E. Pierson State Department of Agriculture Illinois Mr. Piersorr

College Students Drinking Less Says University President

David Kinley of the University of Illinois reports, in a WCTU survey of 257 American college presidents, that college drinking is down and the morals and athletic level of students today are higher than a generation ago.

Woman’s Christian Temperance Union David Kinley University of Ilinois

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Marion County Board of Supervisors Meeting Jackson-Ullom California Decatur Aa Pugh Zion Church News Jesus Saves Violet Nattier John Dean Carter Evelyn Ellis Dale Ellis Miss Rose Chandler Grover Malan Leroy Parker Mildred Carter Edgar Rogier Annabelle Adams Dayne Eldon Adams Juanita Easton Max Hill M. E. South News M. E. Church News Baptist Church News Christian Science Churches Stella Cargal Steve Gardner Ford
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