Local Notes Highlight Attor ney for the Defense Speech
Local items report the Attorney for the Defense event at H S Gym on Friday night March 15. Curated notes include visits from Daniel and family, weekend guests from Litchfield, and various social and business happenings across Patoka and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Gym
Charles Moore
Litchfield
Orville Schroeder
Sanitary Milk Producers’ Association
St. Jacobs
M. D. Walker
Tom Ballance
Oscar Hill
W. W. Richeson
Square Deal
R. E. Belcher
Peru
Henry Belcher
George Wasema
St. Louis
E. L. DeLay
Verle Kirk
Ashley
Parks Orchard Co
Patoka
N. James Quayle
Loren Eagan
Decatur
Harriet Quayle
Virginia Styles
Sandoval
Richeson Cafe
C. E. Blankinship
Clarke Blankinship
George Wernsman
Hettie Wernsman
Leo Ballance
Edinburg
Leo Walker
Mt. Vernon
Hugh Jenson
James Jen
Baked Since 1930 Laxative Health Bread Endorsed by Mothers
Mrs Selma Lampe of Cape Girardeau Missouri praises Ownen s Original Laxative Health Bread noting it saves money avoids additional laxatives and is child friendly. The ad touts a secret formula by Edward Ownen International Food Specialist with fresh vegetables fruit whole wheat and honey and sells at 11 cents a loaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ownen
Selma Lampe
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Edward Ownen
Mothers Everywhere
Card of Thanks for Enoch Sherman
The family thanks friends for kindness and support during Enoch Sherman’s illness. Mrs. Jane Clark Mrs. M P DuComb Dr. R N Sherman join in gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Sherman
Jane Clark
M. P. DuComb
R. N. Sherman
Bereavement Thanks From Patoka Family
The Walden family thanks the Patoka community for kindness after their loss. They express special gratitude to Rev. Smith and Rev. Kady, Mr. Beery, the quartet, and the pall-bearers for the sincere services. James Walden and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
Smith
Kady
Mr. Beery
Obituary of Mrs Margaret Bassett
Mrs Margaret Bassett born June 21 1881 in Foster township died March 2 1935 in Peoria Illinois. She married Elmer Bassett October 3 1897 and had seven children Gage Grace Conan Mason Edith Gayle Jones and Charles preceded by death. Survived by two brothers three sisters fourteen grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral at Alma M E Church March 5 with Rev Monroe Smith and Rev Dycus. burial in Martins Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McWhirter
Chas. P
Rebecca McWhirter
Foster Township
Peoria
Ill
Elmer Bassett
Gage
Grace Conan
Mason Ell's
Edith
Gayle Jones
St. Louis
Charles
Richard
Vera, NL
Mattie Sprouse
Bell Williams
Alma
Cora Seeling
M. E
Mar
Monroe Smith
Patoka
Dycus
Martin Cemetery
Marion County Builds Signups for 1935 Corn-Hog Contracts
Marion County shows rapid application signing for 1935 corn hog contracts with 222 signed last Saturday night. Statewide totals to February 22 list 37 942 signed across 70 counties led by Iroquois with 2 137, followed by McLean 1 670, Vermilion 1 427, and Whiteside 140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Fred Blackburn
Extension Service
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Milnois
Aidviser
Blackburn
Marion County Corn-Hog Control Association
Iroquis County
McLean
Vermilion
Ei Henry
Whiteside
Legislature Seeks Local Control Of Relief Expenditures
The Illinois Agricultural Association reports a push in the General Assembly for county and local control of relief funds and a work relief program for farm to market roads. It notes a shift toward allowing taxed citizens to direct spending and calls for training unemployed workers on road and street projects. The body also urges germination testing and seed treatment to curb grain disease as spring planting begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Springfield
Illinois Agricultural Association
Marion County Farm Bureau
Haineis
Association
Illinois
Seed diseases of corn threaten heavier damages
Farmers plan protection as seed corn becomes scarce and more infected by diseases such as diploid and fusarium, says Benjamin Koehler of the College of Agriculture at the University of Illinois. He notes seed infections were widespread and will influence this year's corn yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Koehler
College of Agriculture
University of
Koehler
Social Notes From Kinmundy And Area
Sunday visits at the Fletcher Cole home near Kinmundy noted. A horse accident left Lowe with a foot and ankle injury last Monday. A baby girl arrived February 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Williams. Several local residents, including Marvin Conant and Sam Lowe family, were mentioned with visits. Mrs. May Bassett died March 1 in Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Wainscott
Fletcher Cole
Kinmundy
Buster Bender
Bettie
Selby Garrett
Marshall Williams
John Chance
Patoka
Sam Arnold
Lloyd J
Carol Jones
May Bassett
Peoria
Mack Robb
Sam Lowe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Welden
Roy Jones
Lois Shaw
Don Wilson
Salem and
Ralph Willis
Mary Ellen and
Wilford
Odin
LYRIC
Salem
James Cagney and
Pat O’brien
THE
Devil Dogs OF
AIR
Barbara Stanwyck
WOMAN
IN Red
OWL Show
Harold Bell Wright
Charlie Chan
Paris
James Walden
Margaret Bassett
Sandy Branch
Chas. McHaney
Eunice McHaney
Ruth Talbert
Wilbur
Ella Cozad
Edith Campbell
Olive
Annabelle
COX & Martin
Ambulance Service
Vernon
Egypts Best
Gross Style Shop
Centralia
S. S. Kresge Co
East Broadway
Old Fair Grounds
Altamont
Winetr Aund
William Micksch
Otis Kearney
H. C. Kearney
Altamont, Illinois
RED & White Food Store
Sunkist
Idaho
California
Armour Plymouth Bacon SQ
Armour’s
Clorox
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