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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1932

Page

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Custer Rally Outlines Economy and Tax Reform Plans

Champaign Illinois March 8 voters from Champaign and nearby counties packed a rally for Omer N. Custer for Governor. He touted a record as a successful businessman and former State Treasurer who returned all earnings on public funds to the treasury. He warned against excessive government and called for fair tax distribution including intangibles. Also speaking were Harry G. Wright C Wayland Brooks and Robert E. Gentzel.

Champaign Ill Omer N. Custer Harry G. Wright C. Wayland Brooks Robert E. Gentzel Mr. Custer

Marion County Farm Bureau Plans Meeting and Programs

The Marion County Farm Bureau holds a county and township organizing session at the Farm Bureau office and Odd Fellows Hall. Speakers include Frank Longmire State Leader of Farm Advisers and Geo Metzger Organizing Director of the Illinois Agricultural Association. The event urges farmers and local businesspeople to support the bureau and join various projects.

Marion County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Marion . Com Frank Longmire Farm Adrs Geo. Metzger Organizan Illinois Agricural Association Odd Felthe Rebekah Lodge T He Dill

Jones and wives attend Red February banquet in Centralia

Jones and his wife along with Fred and his wife attended a Red February banquet in Centralia, joining local residents for the event hosted at the community venue.

1930 Records Show Lowest Infant Mortality Rate Yet

The American Child Health Association reports 1930 infant mortality at 62.2 per 1000 live births, four points below 1929. The Birth Registration Area includes 860 cities across 50 states, with 90 percent birth registration, and the report highlights leading cities and state rankings by class and size.

United States American Child Health Association United States Census Bureau Texas South Dakota Seattle San Francisco Portland Oregon Minneapolis Chicago St. Louis Cleveland New York Boston Pittsburg Long Beach California Oak Park Illinois Alameda Shorewood Wisconsin Pacific Coast Rocky Mountains Washington Idaho Utah Nebraska Montanna Samuel J. Crumbine Census Bureau George Truman Palmer Association Division of

Judge Horner to Speak at Salem FBI

Judge Henby Horner of Chicago, Democratic governor hopeful, will address Salem on Friday March 11 at 3:00 p m. He cites a strong Cook County voting record and large past majorities. Thomas F. Donovan, candidate for Lieutenant Governor, will accompany Horner.

Henby Horner Chicago Salem Horner Cook County Bruce, Campbel East St. Louis Judge Horner Thomas F. Donavan

Local Church News Encourages Attendance and Growth

The Sunday School meets at 9:30 a.m. with preaching at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Thursdays. Prayer meetings at 7:30 p.m. Sundays invite all to attend as four new men joined on Sunday. Rev. J. H. Reeter is pastor and Myrle Meador the superintendent.

J. H. Reeter Myrle Meador

M. E. Church Preaches at Arnold Chapel and Vernon

M. E. Church announces preaching by Pastor M. Jackson. Sunday at Arnold Chapel at 11:00 a.m. and at Vernon in the evening.

Arnold Chapel Vernon

Man as Beloved Creation in Science and Health Sermon

Sunday March 6 Christian Science churches featured Lesson Sermon with Golden Text O man greatly beloved fear not be strong and have peace. Cited Malachi 2 10 questioning shared fatherhood and covenant, and Science and Health passages affirming individuality and reflection of infinite Mind.

Churches of Christ Scientist Malach Mary Baker Eddy

Methodist Silver Tea Meeting at W. H. Cain Home

The Methodist Church Silver Tea at the Cain residence featured hostesses Miss Ruby Cain and Miss Anna Belcher. President Mrs. Donna Jennings led the business session before games and contests including a Washington contest won by Mae Eagan and a cherry tree contest won by Nellie Cozier. Refreshments of whipped jelly fruit and angel food cake were served. next meeting in May will be hosted by Mac Eagan and Elsie Gray.

W. H. Cain Ruby Cain Anna Belcher Donna Jennings Washington Mae Eagan Nellie Cozier Elevie Gray Leona Belcher Elsie Gray P. B. Simcox Elizabeth Ruth Pugh Mac Eagan

Edward Crossett Dies After Illness in 1932

Edward Crossett, born February 27, 1862 near Odin Illinois, died March 1 1932 at West Plains Hospital after months of illness. He married Essie Wadsworth February 6 1900 in Montivedo Minnesota, who died a few months later. He later remarried Mary C Hohn July 26 1902 in Minnesota. Three children were born, youngest daughter Devota died May last year. Funeral was held at his home in Dora Missouri. He leaves a wife a daughter Ethel at home a son James with his wife and daughter in California and a sister Mrs Iva Remer of Vandalia Illinois.

Edward Crossett Joseph Matilda Crossett Odin Illinois West Plains Hospital Essie Wadsworth Montivedo Minn Mary C. Hohn Minnesota Devota Dora Missouri Ethel James California Iva Remer Vandalia

Letter From Our Old Fiend De Ennings In Chicago

A note from De Ennings now employed in a Chicago institution expresses satisfaction with his work and asks to keep the register posted on the latest hometown news.

De‘ennings Chicago Register

Custer Gains Key Endorsement From Ex Governor Lowden

In a telegram from Chandler Arizona Governor Lowden endorses Omer N. Custer for Illinois governor. He says Custer would ensure every tax dollar yields value and expresses hope for his nomination and election. Wanless notes Lowden’s absence but calls the endorsement a boost for central Illinois.

Omer N. Custer Illinois Frank O. Lowden Custer Lowden Fred Wanless Sangamon County Republican Central Committee Springfield Chandler Arizona Wanless Ilinois Central

Elitate Watkins Obituary

Willie Bowen son of Charley and Mollie Bowen was born near Patoka September 5 1892 and died March 5 1932 at age 39. He married Stella Cronk on September 17 and eight children were born. He joined the Christian church at Patoka at 16 and remained cheerful through illness. Survived by wife, children, parents and relatives. Funeral at Temple Church March 4 1932 at 1 00 pm conducted by Rev J M Smith. Interment Harrison cemetery.

Willie Bowen Charley and Mollie Bowen Patoka Vandalia Stella Cronk Christian Arch Temple Church J. M. Smith Harrison Cemetery

Card of Thanks for Edna Watkins family expression

The Watkins family thanks those who aided and sent flowers during the illness and death of their husband and father.

No Federal Tax on Dairy Products in Illinois Reply

Illinois dairy farmers and industry leaders celebrate a reply from Henry T. Rainey to Gov. Pierson stating there will be no federal tax on butter milk and cream. The director of the state department of agriculture conveyed the opposition to a dairy sales tax to Congress.

Illinois Stuart E. Pierson State Department of Agriculture Pierson Henry T. Rainey House of Representatives Stat

Obituary of Willie Bowen in Sandoval community

Eli Tate Watkins born Jamestown Alabama January 16 1857 lived near Sandoval most of his life. He married Luella Chaffin September 27 1883 who died February 7 1921, with children Florence Williams Frank Cameron. Funeral at Congregational Church February 29 1932 with Masonic services, interment Sandoval cemetery.

Eli Tate Watkins Johnathan Mary Watkins Jamestown Ala Ilinois Luella Chaffin Florence Williams East Louis Frank Washington, Ills Cameron Centralia Carrigan Township Sandoval Near Here Shell Y” Sandoval Baptist Church Masonic Order Derorek Edna Goodwin Lena Gray Amboy Mattiew Stanbury Westervelt Mary Marshall John Watkins Congregational Church Ralph Willis Patoka W. W. Murfin Sandoval Cemetery

Bowen family thanks for support after illness and death

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bowen and relatives thank those who assisted during the illness and death of their dear son and brother, William. The Bowen families, the Irvon Bowen family, Dan Reeter, Morris Lockard, Ed Rolling, and Ed Henager express gratitude.

William J. C. Bowen C. W. Bowen G. W. Bowen Irvon Bowen J. J. Bowen Dan Reeter Morris Lockard Ed Rolling Ed Henager

Odin Grades Win Big Six Tourney

Odin scores take first in the Big Six grade school tourney at Sandoval by beating Sandoval 19 to 15. Evans led Odin with a field goal and three free throws. Schluter scored most of Sandoval’s points with 12. Captains Hodge, Schluter, and Sourlin accepted trophies for first, second, and third places.

Sandoval Odin Kinmundy Patoka Evans Schlutur Hodge Kchlute Sourlin Arrowsmith Joyce Spurlin Sanders Hart Guther Schluter Brown

Ruth Pugh Hosts Sunday Breakfast Honor Guest

Miss Ruth Pugh entertained at a Sunday breakfast honoring Miss Merle Willett. Present were Merle Willett Ruby Eagan Mrs Blanche Puch Helen Troyer Mae Eagan Bettie Simcox and Anna Belcher.

Ruth Pugh Merle Willett Ruby Eagan Blanche Puch Helen Troyer Mae Eagan Bettie Simcox Anna Belcher

35000 Men to Work on State Roads

Illinois plans for the 1932 construction season call for about 35,000 workers on state and county roads. Director Cleaveland cites a $40,000,000 program with $36,000,000 for bond routes and $4,000,000 for city street work, including $28,000,000 downstate and $12,000,000 in the Chicago area.

Springfield Ny Iinois Chicago Ilinois H. H. Cleaveleand State Department of Public Works and Buildings Illinois Cleaveland

Patoka School Sets March Parent's Day Activities

The Patoka Public School invites patrons to visit March 24 and 25. The program emphasizes regular classroom work with student exhibits and on Friday afternoon students compete in contests such as baking sewing bird-house building kite making candy making sher-pitching and a marble tournament. Local merchants provided prizes displayed at the bank window.

Patoka Public School Dboys

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L Farm Bureau Meeting Bevery Marion County John Rogier FBI Rebekahs Anna Hill T. E A. L. Irvin T. E. Irvin Vernon Pentecost Church M. E. Church M. Jackson Christian Science Churches Methodist Silver Tea Meeting Edward Crossed Elitate Watkins Edna Watkins
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