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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1930

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MRS OATES OF VERNON DIED APRIL 24

Cornelia Ella Dunn daughter of B A and Mary Dunn born June 15 1863 died April 24 1930 at her Vernon Illinois home age 66 years 10 months 9 days. She married J B Knight in 1879 had two sons C S Knight and L E Knight. After 1891 she wed T W Oates Vernon and cared for her stepson W C Oates. She joined the Methodist Church at fourteen and spent years in quiet toil for others. Funeral at Vernon M E Church Saturday at 2 p m with Rev J M Smith and Rev Oral Brown. burial Vernon cemetery.

Cornelia Ella Dunn B. A Mary Dunn Vernon Ill J. B. Knight C. S. Knight L. E. Knight East St. Louis W. C. Oates Forrest Oates Virginia Knight Paul Eugene Katherine Lorraine Knight Salem W. M. Dunn Fort Sumner New Mexico B.A. Dunn Cloverdale Cal Virginia Payne Patoka M. BE J. M. Smith Oral Brown Vernon Cemetery

What Becomes Of The I C R Dollar In 1929

Illlinois CentralSystem president L A Downs outlines how the 1929 dollar was allocated After expenses such as property upkeep and train operation consumed the largest shares the rest went to fuel pensions retirements and other costs The discussion centers on the fate of the average I C R dollar after all bills taxes and dividends were paid

Illinois Central System L. A. Downs Illinois Central

Household Science Club Elects Officers and Plans Parade

The Household Science club met Saturday afternoon in the gym and arranged to take part in the Child Health Parade at Centralia on May 1. Officers were elected with Katie Nattier as president and Mrs. O. A. Nattier named delegate to the Mt. Vernon district convention. Delegates to state federation were chosen, and new members were elected. The meeting featured papers on housekeeping and music and a roll call.

Centralia Grand Theatre Katie Nattier Carrye Alexander Eva Potts Maude Irvin Eunice Altom O. A. Nattier Mt. Vernon D. W. Troyer Federation of Woman’s Clubs Springfield Marion Smith Edna Belcher A. M. Peek P. J. Mojonnier Lehta Wasem Lucas Crawford Effie Smith E. W. Belcher Ruth Carter EB. W. Belcher Housekeeping Roll Call Patoka

Christian Church Annual Convention in Salem

The thirteenth annual Christian Churches of the Southern Illinois District convention met in Salem with notable speakers. Dr Royal J Dye, mission scholar and former Africa missionary, urged increased missionary giving among others including H H Peters John R Goldman and Rev Gregg in a well attended session.

The Christian Churches of the Southern Illinois Salem Royal J. Dye United Christian Missionary Society of Indianapolis Ind Dye Africa Bolenge America Mr. Dye Dr. Dye H. H. Peters Illinois Christian Missionary Society John R. Goldman Rev. Gregg Allendale

Southern Illinois Conference M E Church Alma program planned

Centralia District Conference of the Southern Illinois M E Church sets April 30 and May 1 at Alma Illinois with church redecoration, leaded windows, and Boston plan entertainment for representatives. Resident Bishop Eigar Blake will speak May 1, and Pentecostal meetings spark new spiritual life as Patoka charge men begin to work.

Centralia Southern Illinois M. E Alma Boston Eigar Blake

Probation After Death Highlighted In Christian Science Lesson

Local Church News outlines the Lesson Sermon for all Churches of Christ Scientist on Sunday April 27, citing the Golden Text from Hebrews 12 14 and I Corinthians 15 19 21. It notes passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy and lists open discussions and sessions with leaders and topics throughout Thursday evening evangelistic service by O T Rogers.

Churches of Christ Scientist Christ Mary Baker Eddy Jesus I. E. Meredith C. S. Heflin John Haycock Raymond Brothers G. A. Mathis S. W. Barnes J. E. Garrett J. W. Reeves R. F. Purdue M. D. Ballance Frank Brokelmeyer Church Board of Ivett Goodall L. T. Burge H. D., Jones J. M. Smith C. I. Heflin Q. O. Whisnant O. T. Rogers

Epworth League Meeting at M. E. Church

Tuesday evening services of the Epworth League featured leader Bobby Jennings with the topic How Our Idea of God Developed. Readings and prayers followed by talks by Mrs. Leona Belcher and Rev. Farrell. Next week Mrs. Elmer Belcher leads. Mother’s Day service planned for May 11 and Silver Tea set for May 1 at Mollie Belcher’s home.

Epworth League Bobby Jennings Farrell Anna Belchery Genevieve Ballance Leona Belcher Donna Jennings Elmer Belcher Mollie Belcher

Mound Chapel to Host Rev. J M Smith Sermons

Rev. J M Smith will preach at Mound Chapel this Sunday morning and again Sunday night, inviting all parishioners and neighbors to attend the services.

J. M. Smith

Preaching and Conference Highlight Local Methodist Event

Sunday services led by M. B. South News M. Dol. Ballance and Frank Brokelmeyer at the local church. An Odin District Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South is listed for Dix Illinois from April 22 to 24 1930 with Bishop A. W. Darlington presiding and W. D. Humphrey as district host.

M. Dol. Ballance Frank Brokelmeyer Odin District Conference Methodist Episcopal Church South Dix Illinois A. W. W. Darlington W. D. Humphrey Morehead G. C. Morehead O. H. Free A. M. Stickney J. E. Garrett F. W. Harwood W D. Humphrey W. T. Mathis Curwen Henley Ross Smith Ilinois Mina Henley Eula Knight Curwen Heney Trula Thomas Epworth League Leolia Moore L. W. Godert Conrete Heitzer

Rotary Club Banquet Held in Vandalia with Chicago Speaker

Mr and Mrs 8 E Altom were special invited guests at the Vandalia Rotary Club banquet Tuesday evening. Special entertainment and a lecture were presented by Mr J C Nichols of Chicago. Invitations came via Chas E Evans of Hotel Evans Vandalia now club president.

8. E. Altom Rotary Club Vandalia J. C. Nichols Chicago Chas, E. Evans Hotel Evans

Campaign for Better Eggs and Prices in Illinois

The Illinois department of agriculture and partners launch an egg market improvement campaign to raise egg quality and prices. They plan county level egg-handling demonstrations led by Stuart E. Pierson and Perry B. McCullough to ensure proper handling and certification of all eggs bought for market.

Illinois Department of Agriculture Stuart E.pierson Agriculture Illinois Perry B. McCullough Division of Foods and Dairies

Payroll declines hit Illinois in mid February to mid March

Employment in reporting industries of Illinois dropped 1.2 percent from February 15 to March 15 per a report by the Illinois Department of Labor. Factory jobs fell 1.1 percent and non manufacturing work declined 1.3 percent. Overall payrolls dropped 5 percent with 4.2 percent fall for factory workers and 6.5 percent for non manufacturing wage earners.

Bureau of Statistics and Research Illinois’ Department of Labor

Industrial conditions expected to improve

Delay in carrying out large improvement programs and a lack of orders slow activity. While improvement is still confidently anticipated, uncertainty remains about when it will materialize.

Patoka High School Honor Roll Names Listed

The Patoka High School announces the honor roll for the past six weeks. High Honor Roll members include Alice Nichols Marvin Ballance Irene Malan Ruby Walker Dorothy Christie. Honover Roll members are Rose Mae Warner Maurice Willis James Ballance.

Alice Nichols Marvin Ballance Irene Malan Ruby Walker Dorothy Christie Honover Rose Mae Warner Maurice Willis James Ballance

Burial of Mrs Good at Patoka Cemetery

The body of Mrs. Good of Woodlawn Ill was buried in Patoka cemetery Wednesday afternoon. The funeral was held at 10 30 a m at Woodlawn. She was the step mother of Mr Wm Good and an aunt of the Ellis boys.

Patoka Undertakes Town Clean Up Campaign

Household Science club and Town Board with Boy Scouts launch a clean up drive for Patoka from now through Saturday May 10. East West sections led by Mrs. T E Irvin and Miss Bettie Simcox. Residents to place rubbish for truck collection Saturday morning May 10. Arbor Day to close with planting a Community Christmas Tree. Targets include vacant lots back yards alleys and toilets.

Household Science Club Town Board Boy Scouts T. E. Irvin Garden Club Bettie Simcox

Legion Banquet Honored Civil War Veterans in Centralia

American Legion banquet at the Methodist Church basement in Centralia drew good attendance from Civil War and Spanish American War veterans. Merritt Caldwell of Patoka delivered a 30 minute magic act that amazed the crowd, including a pipe shooting act by a blind accordionist.

Methodist Church American Legion Merritt Caldwell Patoka Caldwell

District Conference Reports Mixed Attendance and Revival Plans

Rev. R F E Willis and Wm Ballance returned from Dix Illinois after attending the District Conference of the M E Church South. Rev M D Ballance spoke on Laymen activities during the Thursday sessions. A very interesting conference with good attendance was reported. Willis will continue to aid Rev Morehead in a revival back in Dix.

R. FE. Willis Wm. Ballance Dix Ill M. E. Church South M. D. Ballance Rev. Willis Morehead

Eastern Star Lodge Birthday Party Fuels April Celebrations

The Eastern Star celebrated April birthdays for Mrs. Mattie Crosbyn, Miss Agusta Pope, Walter Parks, with a social hour and pie and cocoa after the meeting. Visitors from Memphis and Vandalia joined forty members, enjoying refreshments at the event.

Eastern Star Mattie Crosby Agusta Pope Walter Parks Hattie Smith Memphis Tenn Les Thalman Mesdames Gerichs Sharp Moorey Lynn Henry Vandalia

Miller Family Visit Noted in Springfield Brief

Mr and Mrs Archie Miller and their daughter from Springfield were seen with over ace crates in a local scene involving Ira Caldwellam.

Archie Miller Daugh Springfield Ira Caldwellam

Nighttime robbery ride ends in Mt Vernon for Patoka man

John Orrell of near Patoka describes a Saturday night hijack by a man who commandeered his car on a rural road. The bandit forced him south toward Centralia and Mt. Vernon, threatened to shoot, robbed his pockets, and fled after taking fuel and a flashlight. Police later traced the bandit to a Mt. Vernon restaurant before lingering clues.

John Orrell Patoka Orrell Centralia Joliet Mt. Vernon Mr. Orrell

Household Science Club Annual Report 1929 30 Highlights

The Household Science club's 1929 30 year featured Department of Public Health talks by county and state nurses, community service with Christmas care packages, a garden project and flower show, and educational programs on education for the blind. International work included peace essays and posters, plus American Home themes and a food demonstration. Family Night banquet capped the season. finances came from ice cream sales and an open air drama netting about 27 dollars, ending with 30 members paid up.

Household Science Club Department of Public Health and Child Welfare Carlew Department of Community Service International Relationship Department Kohl

Centralia visitors call on Patoka Sunday evening

Charles Sharp and his family and Mr Sharp's mother from Centralia were brief callers in Patoka Sunday evening to visit with friends.

Charles Sharp Mr. Sharp Centralia Patoka

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Christian Church Annual Convention Southern Ill. Conference M. E. Church Christian Science Churches M. E. Church News Mound Chapel Church M. B. South News R. E. Willis H. E Patoka High School Mrs. Good Centralia ‘Legion Eastern Star Lodge Bandit Annual Report OF Household Club
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