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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1928

Page

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Patrolman Somerville Recovers $1200 Liquor Haul

Patrolman George Somerville stops a Wisconsin pair in a Chrysler north of Patoka. He arrests them, discovers sixty two gallons of grain alcohol worth about $1200 hidden in the car. Suspect Harry Walden from Reedsburg Wisconsin faces Volstead Act charges in Salem after detention at Centralia.

George Somerville Patoka George Carrigan Bridge East Fork Centralia Pard Cunninghams Walden Salem

Epworth League Program May 13 1928 at M E Church South

Sunday evening program honors Mothers Day with talks on home ideals choosing friends and associates and friendships with older people from Ethel Rogier Elsie Gray Georgia Cruse Emily Ballance and Leona Walz. Special numbers include Home Sweet Home piano solo vocal solos and congregational hymns led by Carrye Alexander.

M. E. Church South Jesus Ethel Rogier Elsie Gray Home Sweet Home Bobbie Altom Georgia Cruse Leona Walz Nancy Jane Simcox Emily Ballance Carrye Alexander

Sunbeam Band Program at Baptist Church May 19 1928

Sunbeam Band concert at the Baptist Church features opening song Jesus Loves Me and a series of stories poems talks and songs by Violet Nattier Alice Mojonnier Evelyn Ellis Eugene Parker Glen Hill Grover Malan Rose Chandler Mildred Wickerzham Henry Carter Leroy Parker and others. The program includes a collection and a final song Wonderful Words of Life. Also notes Ed Nattler and wife and Mrs Emily Ballance visited the De Moline family in Greenville.

Sunbeam Baptist Church Jesus Violet Nattier Alice Mojonnier Mildred Carter Evelyn Ellis Eugene Parker Glen Hill Grover Malan Rose Chandler Mildred Wickerzham Henry Carter Leroy Parker Gehick C. D. Martin Ed Nattler Emily Ballance Monas de Moline Greenville

New S C Cut Off In Service Monday

The long talked pro and con line becomes reality as the new railroad from Edgewood begins operation. 169 miles were selected after surveying 900 miles of route, offering 63 miles of level track and sharp reductions in grade and curves for faster, heavier traffic and fewer bottlenecks at Cairo.

New S. C Edgewood Ohio River Cairo Fulton Illinois Central Engineers Illinois Metropolis Kentucky Bluford Jefferson County

Building Hard Road to Patoka From Shumway

The passage recalls a plan for a southern road from Ste wardson to Shumway Altamont and toward Patoka. Patoka plans a Fourth of July celebration with committees named to organize the event. Editor Emerson notes the Declaration of Independence rededication to banish poverty and bad roads.

the Register Bailey Stewardson Shumway Altamont Patoka Baileys Emerson Jimmy Grand Prairie Trail

Reverend Darlington Named Bishop of M E South

Reverend Darlington, a familiar figure, has been appointed successor to the late Bishop James Dickey over the Illinois Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The appointment follows Dickey's death and places Darlington in a key leadership role within the Illinois area.

Darlington M. E. South James Dickey Ilinois Conference M. E. Church South

End of Grade School Comes Next Week for 8th Grade

Next Wednesday marks the grade school’s close for summer break with a Tuesday 8th Grade Commencement at the High School Gym at 7 30 p M The program lists Honor speakers solos duets and a class song followed by a class address and benediction Graduates include Dayne Ellis Loren Rankin Francis Turner Dale Nattier Irene Malan Walter Adams Gertrude Moore Charles Gray Howard Willis Claire Smith Elizabeth Simcox Maurice Willis Vernie Nattier Bobby Jennings Bessie Hill Eleanor Ford and James Ballance A morning program by the First Second and Third rooms features songs readings piano solos and plays to invite parents and guests

Lan James Ballance Dayne Ellis Elizabeth Simcox Maurice Willis Howard Willis Francis Turner Rev. Willis Loren Rankin Dale Nattier Irene Malan Walter Adams Gertrude Moore Charles Gray Claire Smith Francis Belcher Edith Gray Vernie Nattier Bobby Jennings Bessie Hill Eleanor Ford Iris Ellis

Mother's Arms

A mother tends her gravely ill child of thirteen as the daughter asks what heaven is like. The mother reassures with visions of light music and peace, saying heaven is like a mother's arms where there is no pain or fear. The child smiles and says she is going to that place as she nears death.

Well Known Odin Man dies at Great Lakes Sanatorium

Harry E. Purvis, a well known Odin man, died at the Great Lakes Sanatorium early Thursday morning. His remains were brought to Odin for funeral and burial Sunday evening. He had been ill since service in France and was moved to the sanatorium a few weeks ago. He was a brother of Charlie Purvis.

Harry E. Purvis Odin Great Lakes France Charlie Purvis

Mother's Day chocolate packs at CN and Cruse's

Ed Anderson and wife visited Cruse's Restaurant with James Klinge and wife in West Stringtown on a recent Sunday while CN offered fancy chocolate gift packs for Mother's Day.

CN. Cruse Ed Anderson West Stringtown James Klinge

Women’s Club elects officers and plans May guest policy

At the Household Economic Club meeting the Woman’s Club elected officers Mrs Josie Simcox as president Mrs Dave Troyer as vice president and Mrs N Carter as treasurer The session urged each member bring four guests to the May meeting and no guest fee or refreshments will be served The program featured Edgar Irvin Mrs Belance and a singing group followed by a play by several members Culture of Roses was discussed and a social hour concluded the gathering.

Woman’s Club Josie Simcox Dave Troyer N. Carter Philip Mojonnier Edgar Irvin Margaret Ballance Alice Mojonnier Violet Helen Nattier

Patoka Visitor Reported From String Town

C D Martin and George W Willett Sr of String Town were noted as Patoka visitors last Thursday evening.

C. D. Martin George W. Willett, Sr Stringtown Patoka

Altom's Patoka Notes Highlight Local Bazaars

Local column reports Altom's in Patoka selling onion sets and various groceries with frequent ads for silk hose 49c a pair and 25c 8 cans of corn. It also notes visitors from Centralia and Edwardsville and a Salem school selection for Miss Winona Stephens, plus ongoing farm supplies and insecticides.

Altom’s T. S. Wooters Odin Altom Jess Pugh Centralia Patoka Blanche Doolen George Willett Jr Sholconier Sherman Martin Banfield S. E. Altom Michigan Jimmy Anderson West Stringtown Jimmy Taylorville G. W. Albert B. Frankinbeck Stringtown Jesse Walton Patoka-Vernon Road Winona Stephens Ben Salem Oak Park Walter Renner Brownstown Alcom’s Robert Gray Tom Edwardsville Grandma Gray Crosby R. E. Willis Carrye Alexander Ethel Rogier M. D. Ballance Keyesport M. E. Church South Stanley Wasem East St. Louis Mrs Martin Bonfield Miwaukee

Two Unmasked Men Rob Keenes Bank Suspects Apprehended

Two unidentified men robbed the Keenes bank at 10 30 a m netting about 3200. Suspects Kenneth Medley and John Wilson, both of West Frankfort, were arrested after detectives traced leads from a similar Vernon robbery. Medley confessed and indicated the hidden loot location. Wilson confessed at Mt Vernon.

Keenes Bank Mr. Allen Green Marie Hathaway Vernon Vernoni Allen Mt. Vernoni Mt. Vernon Kenneth Medley John Wilson West Frankfort Hudson Benton Springfield Medley Wilsons Salem Altamont Altamont Hotel Earl Shelton Wilson Keenes

Fancy Work Club Holds Regular Meeting

Mrs J R Wasem hosted the Ladies Fancy Work club on a Friday afternoon May 4 with a Fanny Crosby Day theme. Georgia Cruse sang A Perfect Day and I Love You Truly. Carrye Alexander read an autobiography of Fanny Crosby. contests were led by Ethel Rogier with Katie Nattier winning. Ina Anderson Maude Nall and Daphne Martin were guests. refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Anderson and Rogier.

J. R. Wasem Ladies’ Fancy Work Club Fanny Crosby Roll Call Georgia Cruse DeLay Carrye Alexander Ethel Rogier Katie Nattier E. L. DeLay Ina Anderson Maude Nall Daphne Martin Anderson Rogier

Church Services Announced for Sunday at Christian Church

Preaching is planned for Sunday morning and Sunday evening at the Christian Church. Attendance is invited.

Christian Church

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