Local Staff and Contact Details Page from Patoka Paper
Edited by Lester Fowler and circulated in Patoka Illinois with a 1907 class matter note. Subscription rates listed for Marion Fayette and Clinton counties, plus nationwide price. Mary Ballance named as circulation contact with reporter roster including Patoka Vernon School News and sports staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Fowler
Patoka
Marion
Fayette
Clinton
USA
Wrinkles in the Gray and the Patoka Editor
A fragment from Patoka reflects on local newspaper life and two Jimmys delivering papers. The writer chats about editors, mistakes, and the odd humor of town news, noting rough bike rides and lingering questions about two Jimmys who work with the DEC ATUR HERALD and SENTINEL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Decatur Herald
Jimmy de- Evers
Sentinel
Patoka
Perk
Alton
Patoka Register
Mary
Jeffie
Ten Years Ago Plans for lakeside shelter house announced
Bill Jenkins of Conservation Club 100 announced construction of a 30 by 60 foot shelter house at the lakesite with a central large fireplace. Four Patoka churches planned an Easter Sunrise service at 6 a.m. at the Pentecostal Church. Local residents McNicol Wadkins and Belcher family birthdays noted.
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Bill Jenkins
Conservation Club 100
Lakesite
Patoka
Community Notes and Social Roundup from Patoka Area
Twenty years ago, engagement announced for Mildred Hill to Ray Gray of Milwaukee. Birth reported for a daughter to Sherman Livesay of Philadelphia. 4 H Club meeting at Patoka Panthers. attendees listed among local families. Visitors include Ballance of Akron and Tad Tessinder of Altadena visiting Vernon relatives.
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O. J. Hill
Mildred
Ray Gray
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Mrs. Sherman Livesay
Philadelphia
Wisher
Tad Tessinder
Altadena
California
Vernon
J. W. Epps
Meat Inspection Totals for 1965 in Illinois
Illinois Department of Agriculture reports 1965 totals from the Division of Meat and Poultry Inspection. Ante mortem checks covered 234 331 cattle 4 617 veal 430 393 swine and 1 000 000 pounds of turkeys and chickens. Over 120 million pounds of smoked and cured meat and lard were inspected across 878 establishments in 482 municipalities. Condemned were 351 cattle veal 988 swine 10 sheep lambs and goats and 24 500 pounds of turkeys and chickens plus 2 909 cattle heads 13 786 swine heads 14 146 cattle livers 53 127 swine livers and 46 770 pounds of meat products for being unwholesome.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tey Patoka
Illinois
Mary Ballance
Patoka Vernon School News
Miss Pearl Britt
Miss Letta Hopkins
Rosemary Britt
Connie Brooks
Wanda Gerrish
Correspondents
Possum Trot
Alpha Gray Wredonia
Amelia Meredith
Zion
Erma Sanders Island Chapel
Jo Sharp
William R. McNicol
Patoka Area
Victoria
Virginia McNicol
J. L. Belcher
Mrs. Belcher
Ilas B. Wadkins
Ferne Gehrkin
Good Will Club
June Carter
Janet Headley
Lexie Murray
Ardith Briscoe
Dale Rutledge
Eldon Romack
Helen Jackson
Jack Bobb
Judy Easley
Kent Crawford
Dave Robinson
Betty Mosley
May Kell Meyer
James Wasem
Bill Boyd
St. Louis
Lila Jolliff
Twila Blau
Diane
Delpha Jolliff
Louise Willett
Marie Sessions
Shobonier
Shirley Ann Prott
Patoka Panthers
Bertha
Beverly Snider
George
John
Don
Dickie Davis
Lois
Jimmie Britt
Floyd Britt
Jimmie Ohles
Mrs
Marvin Ballance
Akron, Ohio
Illinois Department of Agriculture
Division of Meat and Poultry Inspection
Robert M. Schneider
Bridgeport
Ken Patterson
Patoka Christian Church
Illini State
W. Leverle
S. Perrine Centralia
G. W. Kleibocker Mobile Home Sales
Hoffman
III
Union House
Furnishing CO
E. Broadway
Centralia
Mack’s Auto Parts
U.S
Odin