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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1948

Page

4

Bear Creek Sunshine Club Sees Twenty Members At March Meeting

Bear Creek Sunshine Club gathered at Mrs. Hazel Brown’s home on Thursday March 11 with twenty members present and four absent. Visitors included Mrs. Catherine Out House and Mrs. Betty Jones. The club enjoyed games gifts and refreshments. Next meeting set for the second Thursday in April at Mrs Grace Revis’s home.

Bear Creek Sunshine Club Hazel Brown Catherine Outhouse Betty Jones Grace Revis

Congressmen Vurssel Discusses Marshall Plan Burden

Congressman Vurssel presents Library of Congress figures to Marion County voters detailing the Marshall Plan’s per capita cost and the projected U S shipments of steel oil farm machinery tractors fertilizer tobacco wine and food. He warns the program could raise taxes and strain U S resources.

Washington, D.C Marion ‘County Library of Congress America Marion County

President Vetoes Tax Bill Shifts Economic Debate

The piece argues President Truman vetoed a tax cut bill despite broad congressional approval. It criticizes high wartime tax loads of about one third of income, warns of economic ruin if kept, and urges immediate tax relief and better industrial relations to foster future prosperity and private initiative.

United States Congress Truman America Henry Ford General, Motors

Drilled-in Fertilizer Boosts Barley Spring Start

The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee says using a fertilizer attachment on the grain drill places fertilizer in bands near the seed, giving barley and other small grains a quick spring start. Caution is urged on high nitrogen rates and soil variation. farmers should consult state agronomists for specific recommendations.

Chicago Middle West Soil Improvement Committee Tee

Shattuc Social News Highlights Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Fred Mann spent last week in St Louis. Mr and Mrs Carl Lochmar of Wilmington visit Mrs Luella Quick. The Swagl ers and Stephen visited Baker Hill relatives. William Morgan of Decatur visited the Williams Hill family Sunday. Mrs John Adams and Mrs Hazel Smith shopped in Centralia Saturday. Ed Swagler of St Louis visiting the Ben Swagler home. Winton Wright family of Walter spent Saturday night with Hugh Jensen. They joined the Jensens to Patoka to see the Crawford home. Sunday visitors at John Agate’s included Earl Hahn family New Smith and Bobbie Alex Anderson and family Du Hahn and baby and Ben Ahlf.

Warren Lake Fred Mann St. Louis Carl Lochmar Wilmington Luella Quick Lewis Swagler Stephen Baker Hill William Morgan Decatur Williams Hill John Adams Hazel Smith Centralia Ed Swagler Ben Swagler Winton Wright Walier Hugh Jensen Jensen Patoka Crawford Home John Agate Earl Hahn tNew$ ‘Smith and Bobbie Ag ‘Alex Anderson du: Hahn and Baby Ben Ahlf

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