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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1934

Page

5

University of Illinois R O T C Noted For Size and Training

Designated by General Pershing as the best, the University of Illinois Reserve Officers' Training Corps numbers 2,686 cadets. Twenty-one regular army officers and 39 enlisted men instruct, with equipment valued around $2,000,000. Training aims at discipline and teamwork, not combat, and many cadets go on to leadership roles in business and professions.

General Pershing Reserve Officers’ Training Corps University of Illinois State of Illinois Engineering Signal Medical Quartermaster Corps Army Officers Reserve Corps Tinois National Guard

UNI Courses Offered at University of Illinois

Instruction is available at the University of Illinois in most fields with more than 2000 courses offered across Urbana Champaign and Chicago campuses. Colleges include Liberal Arts and Sciences, Commerce, Engineering with several departments, Agriculture, Education, Law, Fine and Applied Arts, Medicine, Dentistry, and Pharmacy.

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Commerce and Business Administration College of Agriculture College of Education College of Education, College of Law, College of Fine and Applied Arts Chicago College of Medicine College of Dentistry College of Pharmacy

Uni chemists use X ray to help mankind

University of Illinois chemists report two advances and their implications. Prof George L Clark and J N Mrgudich show X ray testing could detect weak propeller blades before failure, potentially enabling at aviation depots. They also refine quantitative diagnosis of rickets to better assess disease and treatment outcomes.

University of Ilinois George L. Clark University Chemistry Department Prof. Clark J. N. Mrgudich Clark

Illinidentist Warns Against Unclean Mouth

Chicago reports Dr. Donald M. Gallie of William College of Dentistry warns 90 percent of US schoolchildren have decayed teeth. He links diseased mouths to childhood illnesses and poor school performance and urges prevention through mouth hygiene and parental cooperation.

Chicago United States Donald M. Gallie University of Wilaiis College of Dentistry Dr. Gallie

Illini Students Come From All Ranks of Life

The University of Illinois reports that its 9,996 students come from diverse family backgrounds. Business families lead with 4,217 offspring, followed by skilled laborers at 1,424 and farmers at 1,287. Other notable groups include professionals 1,217, scientists 409, railroading 892, government service 324, unskilled labor 206, retired 110, artistic professions 63, and 339 with unlisted occupations.

University of Illinois

University of Illinois Begins Mail Courses Across Disciplines

Acting President Arthur H. Daniels announces extension courses by correspondence financed through fees. Programs include English, German, history, mathematics, political science, civil and electrical engineering, mechanical and mining engineering, physics, railway engineering, drawing, mechanics, accounting, business law, advertising, economics, French, and German with additional subjects added as demand grows.

University of Illinois Arthur H. Daniels Robert B. Browne Daniels United States

How the University Spends Its Dollars

Comptroller Lloyd Morey’s annual report to Governor Henry Horner shows teaching and research consume 81.3 cents of every university dollar. Resident instruction and related research take 59.5 cents, while 12.1 cents cover organized research in agricultural and engineering stations and bureaus. An additional 4.8 cents goes to disseminating new agricultural knowledge, 4.7 cents to the library, 12.2 cents for maintenance of facilities, and 6.5 cents for general administration and cataloging and related items.

University Ofllinois Lloyd Morey Henry Horner

Steele News Glimpses of Local Visits and Activities

Local families share visits shopping and calls across Patoka Vandalia and Fairman. Milestones include a skating party on East Fork and a farewell party at Edwards. Sunday School attendance rose with prayer meeting led by Mrs Adams and Pete Bopp named next week’s leader.

Clarence Bowen Dale Jeane Charley Lutz Mildred Ververs Nina Lutz Sandoval Grace Trout Sidney Lutz John Latham Frank Snyder Charles Ahlf Fred Lutz Jim Troutt Henry Troutt Joe Pence Patoka Dan Reeter Vandalia East Fork Railroad Bridge Charles Ahls Cecil Bowen Lawrence Thomases Ed Wood Orville Hill Fairman Fred Adams Pete Bopp

Fredonia Social Roundup Uses Local Visits

Charlie Sparling from near Odin spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Charlie McHaney. Mr and Mrs John Nichols called on Mr and Mrs Clarence Cozad Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Orville Hill visited Mrs Hills parents Mr and Mrs Doris Cozad on Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Wagner and Mrs Lon Pritchett were callers at the Jake Mack home Sunday. Miss Sylvia Vans of Salem spent

Charlie Sparling Near Odin Charlie McHaney John Nichols Jon Clarence Cozad Orvilie Hill Hills Doris Cozad John Wagner Lon Pritchett Jake Mack Sylvia Vans Salem

Weekend Socials Report From Local Families

The week ended with home folks as Mrs. John Nichols visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McHaney Sunday evening. Miss Edith March spent the weekend near Kell. Mr. and Mrs. Dad Palmer visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cozad on Sunday. Miss Thelma Jett and James and Dean Jett called at the Charlie Jett home Sunday evening.

John Nichols Charlie McHaney Edith March Kell Dad Palmer Clarence Cozad Thelma Jett James and Dean Jett Charlie Jett

Patoka Visitors and Sick List Update

John Nichols visited Patoka on Saturday and Mrs. Cliffie Goodwin, EBBE. Me Haney and Lavonne Lee Tackett are on the sick list. Mr. Jim Kretzer is reported much better at this writ.

John Nichols Cliffie Goodwin Ebbe Haney Lavonne Lee Tackett Jim Kretzer

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