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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1924

Page

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McCormick Backs Deneen in Illinois Senate Race

United States Senator Medill McCormick, defeated by former Governor Charles S. Deneen for the Republican senatorial nomination, will support Deneen at the November election. The canvassing board placed Deneen ahead by 5,944 votes. McCormick’s camp ruled out a recount and signaled no lasting antagonism as party leaders note potential future campaigns for McCormick and other figures.

United States Medill McCormick Charles §. Deneen Chicago Charles S. Deneen Deneen Alfred S. Austrian McCormick Republican Party Springfield Wm. B

Resolutions of Respect for Edward Tune

Resolutions from Hall of Patoka Lodge No 613 Patoka Illinois dated May 3 1924 announce the death of brother Edward Tune. The resolution expresses sympathy to the bereaved family and calls for mindful remembrance of the last great change and the mercy love and justice of the great beyond. A copy is to be published in the Patoka Register and spread on lodge minutes and sent to the family. Committee: Wm H Cain O A Nattier Dale Altom.

Hall of Patoka Lodge Ilinois Edward Tune Patoka Register Wm. H. Cain O. A. Nattier Dale Altom

Birthday Surprise Party for Mrs Carr Marks 58th Year

A birthday celebration for Mrs W W Carr marked her fifty eighth birthday with numerous relatives and friends from Centralia Pittsboro Greenville and Mulberry Grove delivering baskets of food and many gifts. Guests stayed late and extended best wishes for many more happy birthdays.

W. W. Carr Centralia Pitlsboro Greenville Mulberry Grove

Local Klan Holds Naturalization Meeting

The local Klan chapter met at City Park last Friday night and admitted several new members. Report says the unit is the first in the United Baj and local youths are credited with organizing it and earning promise of recognition by the major body.

The Road to The City plays at Vernon Hall Saturday night

A four act comedy drama titled The Road to The City will be presented at Vernon Hall on Saturday night at 8 30. Seats are on sale at Preyers Restaurant.

Vernon Hall Preyers Restruant

Hats at reduced prices at Mar tins Millinery

Hats at reduced prices are being offered at Mar tins Millinery, inviting shoppers to take advantage of seasonal discounts on a range of styles and colors. Local shoppers are urged to visit the shop to view the selection and save on millinery arrivals.

Martins

Local notices and ads blend in Patoka area chatter

Everett Meryman drives a Ford roadster while merchants tout rugs dresses and shoes at Rogiers Altoms and Martins. Neighbors visit family in St Louis Joliet and Decatur. A road trip to Vernon Hall and wedding news mix with insecticides eggs and oil ads. A baby arrives in Decatur and Ben Galyean tours the West seeking a future home.

Everett Meryman Louis Wasem W. H. Cain Centralia Rogiers C. Livesay St. Louis Mar Peters Ailoms Lora Murfin Bettie Simcox Charles Cox Joliet James McAllen Vernon Hall Altoms Star Brand Martins Wallace Willett Sigel Ticknor Fairman Edwin Gray Assumption Henry Church Denver Adams Patoka Oscar Hill Schaffinitee A Sandoval Hellebora Ira Caldwell Eldoris Belcher S. M. Spurgeon Toledo Co. N. Carter Murphysboro Carter Carrigan Winchester Patoka Harware & Furniture Co John Matheny James Wenona Illinois Dwyer-Lutz Hudspeth Peek Ballance Altoms Merritt Brumfield S. KB Hkebmsons of Shobonier Pagan George Green Petota Hardware and Furniture Co Jeff Smiths Ogiers James R. Carter Council Bluffs Towa

Mothers Day Program Observed by Local Committee

The Mothers Day observance is planned for Sunday evening May 11 at 2 3 at the American Legion Hall with a program including opening song prayer readings solos piano solo address and benediction by the congregation mixed quartet and listed participants Blanche McAllen Mrs Jessie Altom Mrs Daisy Majonnier Francis Blankinship Rev Farnon Mrs Bessie Murfin Mrs Josie Simcox Ruby Eagan and audience expected.

Ben American Legion Hall Blanche McAllen Jessie Altom Daisy Majonnier Francis Blankinship Farnon Bessie Murfin Josie Simcox Ruby Eagan

Dwyer Lutz Wedding at Catholic Church

The marriage of Thomas Dwyer and Margaret Lutz took place at the local Catholic Church on a Wednesday morning with Rev. Father Schraeder officiating. Attendants were Charles Lutz and Catherine Dwyer. The couple plans a honeymoon by car to Chicago and northern points before making their home west of town.

Thomas Dwyer West of Here Margaret Lutz Nicholas Lutz South of This Place Chicago The Register

Death and Burial of Henry Muir at Fisher Illinois

William Henry Muir born Fall River Massachusetts February 16 1852 died at Fisher Illinois April 3 1924 aged 72 years 2 months 7 days wife Letha A Perkins married March 1881. Survived by daughter Nancy Rouse one brother J R Muir two sisters Lizzie Goodbrake Mary Osborne five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

William Henry Muir Fall River Mass Fisher Ilinois Letha A. Perkins Nancy Rouse J.R. Muir Minoak Lizzie Goodbrake Vandalia Hil Mary Osborne Protection Kansas

Wedding of Nathan Keist and Clara Bopp at Salem

The community confirms the marriage of Nathan Keist and Clara Bopp performed at Salem on April 15 or about. The couple resides on the Livesay Bopp farm near Round Top and are widely known in the area. The town joins in wishing them a long and happy life together.

Nathan Keist Clara Bopp Salem Round Top

Card of Thanks for Wm H Muir Funeral

The Rouse and Muir families thank friends for help during the funeral and burial of Wm H Muir. Special thanks go to the singers and those who provided cars. Nancy Rouse and family John Muir. Birthday Dinner.

Wm. H. Muir Nancy Rouse John Muir

Mrs Eliza Adams Hosts Fifty Fifth Birthday Dinner

Sunday May 4 a gathering of about twenty honored Mrs Eliza Adams on her fifty fifth birthday with a bounteous dinner at her home. Gifts included an angel food cake from her sister and niece of Glendon Minn. Out of town guests Roy Joseph J Everett White and family Decatur Bryant Denver Adams Centralia.

Eliza Adams Glyndon Minn Roy Joseph J. Everett White Billy Mace Decatur Bryant Denver Adams Centralia

Local notes include hospital report and area moves

Mrs. Charles Hill underwent a Sunday operation at St Marys Hospital and is improving nicely. Dan Wieckersham and family relocate to Oconee for work with Mautz and Oren. Elvis Burton and party travel in a Dodge touring car from Champaign to visit relatives, returning to the twin cities. Bliss Helen Chandler owns a Ford tourer with accessories. Marion County Democrat editor W B Roberts visited Wednesday. The Democrat publishes Marion County delinquent tax list this week, with tax sales looming and a small remaining balance noted.

Charles Hill Dan Wieckersham Oconee Dan Mautz & Oren Elvis Burton Floyd Smith Dorothy Wasem Pose Davis The State University Champaign Twin Cities Bliss Helen Chandler W. B. Roberts Marion County Democrat the Democrat Marion County

Local School Building Seen In Fine Shape Under Sullivan

The dJocal Editor visited Prof. Sullivan at the School Building last Tuesday morning before opening hour and found conditions promising for a real school. Local business sources indicate Sullivan could hold the position for life if he accepts, while he runs a profitable side venture in raising fire chicks.

dJocal Prof. Sullivan Sullivan

Death of Mrs Henry Belcher in Pope township

Mrs Henry Belcher died after a brief illness at 1 o'clock Thursday morning in Pope township. She was a well respected mother of a large family. Funeral services will be held at the late home and burial in Vatoka cemetery.

Henry Belcher Pope Township Vatoka

Services at Patoka Next Sunday Morning

Shors will be services at Patoka next Sunday morning at 10 46 A M and 2 P M. Everyone cordially invited. H Murphy Astor.

Patoka H. Murphy Astor

Vernon Hall Opens Hearts to Seventeen Sisters Fondly

In a playful note, a speaker exclaims a desire for seventeen sisters to love, praising Bill and sharing warm affection for Vernon Hall. The casual line captures a quirky, affectionate moment.

Bill Vernon Hall

Death of Miss Barbara Ehrat After Long Service to Others

Barbara Ehrat a Swiss born immigrant to America in 1871 and longtime resident near Vandalia Illinois died May 1 1924 at age 72 years 9 months and 14 days after two weeks of illness. She devoted her life to helping family neighbors and church work caring for sisters and a motherless family and supporting the Augsburg Lutheran Church where funeral services were held May 4 1924.

Barbara Ehrat Geo Catherine Ehrat Lohn Switzerland Vandalia Illinois America Wilberton Barbara Auntrey Ohio Aunt B Augsburg Luthern Church John A. Metzger Elizabeth Ehrat George Ehrat Christian Brat Lfe John A. Metzger Richter Augsburg Lutheran Church Augsburg Lutheran Cemetery

Ladie's Fancy Work Club Visits Mrs Rogier for Illinois Day

Members of the Ladie's Fancy Work Club traveled to Mrs. Millard Rogier's home Friday afternoon for a program titled Illinois Way. Each member shared her favorite Illinois spot, the club sang Illinois, and Mrs. Dean F. Blankinship delivered a paper on Illinois and its products detailing the state's resources and achievements. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Austin Good and Mrs. O A Nattier. attendees included Mesdames Elmer Rogier W W Murfin Austin Good O A Nattier B F Zobrist J W Alexander Walter Parks D F Blankinship X B Holland and Miss Georgia Cruse.

Ladie’s Millard Rogier Illinois Dean F. Blankinship Austin Good O. A. Nattier Mesdames Elmer Rogier W. W. Murfin B. F. Zobrist J. W. Alexander Walter Parks D. F. Blankinship X. B. Holland Miss Georgia Cruse

Hard Road Work Gets Under Way Across State Roads

Road construction accelerates statewide with May weather favorable. Johnson Co at Salem advances two weeks on site, Shobonier project moves ahead, Salou seven miles widened to half width then full, Vandalha strip on Route 13 east of Carbon Dale sees full width, seven mile Harrisburg to Marion closed to traffic, Marion area widening to meet regulation, Vandalia to Decatur northward speeds up with multiple strips in progress.

Johnson Co Salem Ais Harrisburg Mam Ion Marion Vandalia Decatur

School Notes Fill Monday with Student Programs

Ruby Eagan Floyd Pugh and Harry Britt led a room four program Monday morning with music by Mrs. Murfin Mrs. Cain and Mrs. Alcom. Miss Wilma Cole gave a reading. Nellie Wasem John Rogier and Joe Outhouse plan the next program for Wednesday. Friday May 2 the Junior and Sophomore classes hosted a high school event with green and white decor and a 7 20 lunch.

Ruby Eagan Floyd Pugh Harry Britt W. W. Murfin W. H. Cain Jessie Alcom Blanche McAllen Wilma Cole Nellie Wasem John Rogier Joe Outhouse Gentralia

Fourth Of July Celebration In Patoka

Community members in Patoka plan a real Fourth of July celebration with a July picnic discussion urging action now rather than delaying. Organizers call for immediate effort to avoid talk without results and to rally residents for a timely event.

Patoka

Tax Assessor Lord James Lawson Presents Local Roundups

The tax assessor Lord James Lawson travels the district to gather information on residents assets and exemptions. He notes a lack of opposition candidates in the last election suggesting strong incumbency.

James Lawson Jim

Christian Church Drama A Solid Financial Success

The Road to The City drama by a local company last Saturday drew solid praise for acting and production. Receipts totaled about 75 dollars and will fund church work at the local church. A concrete foundation was laid under the church by local workers.

Pega Vernon

PCR SACE-Telephony in Good Condition Noted

In a brief health update, Jessie Veirce is described as in good condition following a PCR SACE-Telephony evaluation, with no complications reported. The note emphasizes stable status and clear recovery trajectory.

Mys Jessie Veirce

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Senators Perty Henry Muir Fisher, Illinois Illiopolis M. E. South Shobconer Ladie
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