Community Notes From Salem and Patoka Area
Local residents attend funerals visits and gatherings in Salem Patoka Cent ral ia and Kinmundy. Events include births dinners birthdays church suppers and Sunday School attendance with many names showcased.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
4
Local residents attend funerals visits and gatherings in Salem Patoka Cent ral ia and Kinmundy. Events include births dinners birthdays church suppers and Sunday School attendance with many names showcased.
Several residents attended the ice cream supper at Walkers Saturday. Edna Thalman hosted Thursday night and Friday with Arlene Perrine. Mona Catherine and Wilma Arnold of Clinton visited Uncle Robert Arnold and family. Several attended Mrs. Katie Hudspeth's funeral in Patoka last Tuesday. Mary Ella Collins visited Velma Long Saturday night and Sunday. Fred Meyer and family visited Harold Belcher and wife Sunday. Rev. Frank Brokelmeyer will preach at Eaglin schoolhouse next Sunday morning and night. all are welcome.
Roy Thalman Steele and his family visited Clarence Bowen and family last Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs James Hill were seen shopping in Centralia Saturday.
Mrs. Mat Belcher called on Mrs. Donald Pigg Thursday afternoon. James Meredith Jr. returned to school in Urbana this week. Mr and Mrs Frank Bradford and daughters were driving in this vicinity Sunday afternoon. Mrs Luther Williams and Mrs Donald Pigg were Centralia business visitors.
Miss Mildred Aimscough spent Sunday with Miss Opal Belcher. Mrs Albert Heindrich and children Earl and Hazel visited her parents Theopore and Mrs Meredith. Earl plans to spend summer with his grandparents. Mrs Opal Belcher spent time with sister Mrs Luther Williams and children. Irvon Bowen and two children Roy and Leo shopped in Patoka Thursday. Mrs Luther Williams and child ren visited her parents Mr and Mrs Belcher.
The remark notes a pessimist misses practical information and intelligent imagination and shows a lack of common courage, suggesting a contrast with optimists who engage more fully.
James O'Donnell Bennett summarizes President Arthur Cutts Willard's interview detailing six aims for the University of Illinois: strengthen faculty, boost cultural scope, avoid overdiverse curricula, tighten research relevance, develop citizenship courses, and deepen ties with Illinois high schools to raise standards and reduce elementary instruction for freshmen.
The University of Illinois faculty produced 47 new books and 27 co authored works in the year. They authored 5538 scientific articles and 138 reviews, with 262 joint articles by faculty. The College of Medicine added 147 papers on medical data.
Framed as a public notice published Friday in Patoka Illinois the item warns that bad breath may indicate underlying health issues and urges readers to seek medical advice. It appears in a local postal matter listing with historical context of the allowed second class notices.
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