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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1932

Page

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Dorothy Ververs wins Legion essay contest at Patoka High

Dorothy Ververs, a Patoka High School sophomore, won first prize in a Legion essay contest for pupils under 14. Leon Hurt placed second and Marjorie Ehrat third. The top three will compete in a state contest for a $25 prize. local winners receive $3, $2 and $1.

American Legion Dorothy Ververs Patoka Leon Hurt Marjorie Ehrat Doolen American Legion Post George Washington Ington John Jay General Ox Walter Livingston Arthur Lee Washington Pohick Philadelphia United States France Federal Hall New York City New York Geo Washington Alexander Hamilton Treasury Henry Knox Thomas Jefferson Edmund Randolph Jeferson

Health outlook improves through September forecast

State health officials forecast steady general health improvements through September based on experience. Typhoid fever remains a danger spot, whooping cough is more prevalent, and infantile paralysis shows signs of rising prevalence in late summer and autumn. Diphtheria has fallen to a new low, and measles are expected to decline.

State Department of Public Health

Fruit crop prospects for 1932 show peach drop

The state department of agriculture through its division of marts reports a 10 percent peach yield for 1932 while apples are expected fair to normal. The Elberta peach variety suffers most from the March cold snap. less common peaches survived the freeze better.

State Department of Agriculture Marts

George Washington as President and Father of His Country

Washington led the early United States from 1789 to 1797 in two terms. He faced opposition and domestic challenges, founded key institutions, and guided policies including the tariff, the Bank of the United States, and debt funding. He retired to Mount Vernon after a lengthy public service and delivered a Farewell Address praised for its wisdom.

Washington Mt. Vernon Capital Martha George Washington Marjory Elrat Mount Vernon North United States New Republic Eli Whitney South America Lincoln

Illinois Bankers to Convene in Springfield for Annual Convention

The 42nd Annual Illinois Bankers Association Convention will be held in Springfield May 28 to 25 with the theme Banking in the reconstruction period. Sessions cover Reconstruction Financing Public Funds Loan Policies and New Banking Legislation led by industry leaders including W R McGaughey Paul E Zimmerman and William Rathje.

Chicago Illinois Illinois Bankers Association Springfield M. A. Graettinger Bfse Cashier Farmers &Echanics State Bank Peoria Paul Abt Arthur F. Ewert Council of Administration Paul E. Zimmerman Oak Park Trust & Savings Bank Oak Park Albert S. Puelicher Marshall & Ilsley Bank Milwaukee Wirt Wright State Bank & Trust Co Anston W. R. McGaughey Association Millikin National Bank Decatur Reconstruction Finance Corporation A. ©. Booz First State Bank Winchester Wayne Hummer Wayne Hummer & Company Illinois Committee On Reconstruction Finance Corporation Richard M. Plaister Moody’s Investors Service Federal Reserve A.W. Moore State Bank Cowden W. A. McDonnell Bankers Trust Company Little Rock Arkansas William J .Rathje Mid-City Trust & Savings Bank Congress W. F. Gephart First National Bank St. Louis

May Evening Program at M. E. Church South

The May program at M. E. Church South features a Sunday night service with scripture lesson and a talk on the meaning of life. Howard Will provides a vocal solo, Miss Georgia Cruse sings, Miss Ellen offers an advocacy piece, Mrs. Wilma Craw performs a solo, Maurice Willis and Ford perform talks on everyday life. Announcements and league benediction conclude the program.

Bokeake Ayer Howard Georgia Cruse Ellen Wilma Craw Maurice Willis Ford Ing

Baptist Church News and Schedule Highlights

Sunday School attendance is 76. Sunbeam meeting is Sunday morning May 22 led by Annabelle Adams. Services at 10 45 and 7 30 with Lord s Supper observed at the evening service. Prayer meeting Thursdays at 7 30. B Y P U meets Sunday evenings. W M S meets at 2 o clock Tuesday May 17 at the church.

Sunbeam Meeting Annabelle Adams

Scholarship Exams Set for Salem in Illinois County

The University of Illinois offers a four year scholarship worth about 290 dollars for the top county takers in a statewide high school exam. The test will be held in the office of the County Superintendent of Schools in Salem on Saturday, June 4, with morning and afternoon sessions covering English, algebra, geometry, history, language, and science. Eligible graduates from this county may compete, and the highest ranking student who meets university entrance requirements will be awarded.

University of Illinois Paul B. Chance Salem Chance Here Chance Uiversity Udversifee Fang

Davidson Moves to Simcox Home After Long Illness

Mr J W Davidson long cared for by Mr and Mrs Carl Meador now resides with Joe Simcox and family. Once feeble and nearly helpless he has aged into a fragile state and remains under close care.

J. W. Davidson Carl Meador Joe Simcox Davidson

Sandoval Clinches Victory Over Patoka 5 to 1

Sandoval Community High School baseball team defeated Patoka 5 to 1 on Patoka field. The win keeps Sandoval undefeated at 4–0 after earlier 7–7 draw with Salem ended by darkness and a 3–2 win over Centralia. They also beat Odin 1–0 in the season opener.

Sandoval Community High School Patoka Sandoval Salem Centralia Odin

District Conference of Methodist Church Held in Fl Dara

Rev. Willis Rev. J. M. Smith and Rev. M. D. Ballance attend a District Conference of the M. E. Church South in Fl Dara Illinois this Wednesday Thursday and Friday.

Willis J. M. Smith M. D. Ballance M. E. Church, South Fl Dara Ill

Engagement of Patoka Girl Announced at Party

Mrs. Porter B. Simcox hosted a bridge party Saturday night in honor of her sister Miss Dorothy Wasem whose engagement to Mr. Harry Dawson was announced. Wasem, youngest daughter of Louie Wasem, and Dawson, son of Florence Schenke, invite green and white decor and prizes. Out of town guests included Miss Alice Moore Champaign and Mrs. Boyd Cook Chicago among others.

Porter B. Simcox Dorothy Wasem Harry Dawson Miss Wasem Louie Wasem Patoka High School University of Illinois Trenton H. S Dawsn Florence Schenke San Francisco Mary Cecil Winona Stephens Dora Wasem Florence Jack Elizabeth Simcox Alice Moore Champai Bernice Reed Lela Cope Virginia Telford Edith Reed Salem

Obituary of Patricia Humes

Patricia Virginia Humes, age 5 years 10 months, daughter of alter and Pauline Humes, died May 3. She brought sunshine and joy to her home and is mourned by her father, mother, brother Junior, sister Marjorie Ann, and relatives. She rests in God’s arms, united with loved ones in heaven.

Patricia Virginia Humes Alter Pauline Humes Patricia Earth Kingdom of Heaven Donald Dean Junior Marjorie Ann Tenternal Golden Street

Bowen Family Holds Second Annual Reunion at Patoka City Park

The Bowen clan gathered Sunday May 8 at Patoka City Park for the second annual reunion. All children attended for the first time in years with well filled baskets and a noon dinner. Games included horse shoes and rope jumping. men enjoyed a ball game. Attendees included J C Bowen Clarence Bowen Wash Bowen Irvin Bowen Dan Reter Leonard Crothers Lizzie Heni gar Ed Rolling Jake Bowen all of Vandalia and Maurice Lockard of Tower Hill with Goldie Ellis Sid Roberts and Matt Belcher among others.

Bowen Patoka City Park J. C. Bowen Clarence Bowen Wash Bowen Irvin

Household Science Club Meeting Planned for May 14

The Household Science club holds its regular meeting in the gym Saturday afternoon May 14. The agenda includes an incident life of a famous woman by Song-I Illinois, recitation by Connie Meadors, saxophone solo by Paul Belcher, report by Mrs. Cruse on the district convention, reading by Miss Rubye Eagan, songs Faded Flowers by Alta Pugh and Arlene Van Horn, and a chairman update by Ruth Carter.

Household Science Club Illinois Connie Meadors Paul Belcher Cruse Rubye Eagan Alta Pugh Arlene van Horn Ruth Carter

J C Lloyd Of Shobonier Visits Patoka Saturday

J C Lloyd of Shobonier made a business visit to Patoka on Saturday, meeting local officials and discussing commerce.

J. C. Lloyd of Shobonier Patoka

Case against D. W. Troyer dismissed in court

The case accusing D. W. Troyer of disturbing the peace was dismissed in Squire Wooter's Court last Thursday after the complainant left the courtroom over a venue change dispute. Troyer, 57, a Patoka village trustee and light committee chair, was a supporter of an Independent school trustee candidate.

D. W. Troyer Squire ‘Wooter Guinn Cour Squires Ballance Belcher Troyer Patoka Theodore Rosevelt

Medicati Society Meeting at Springfield Gulf Health Officers

Illinois physicians gather for the Eighty Second Annual See of one ty wees at Springfield May 1 to 19. Events include secretaries conference, sectional programs, a Veterans service luncheon, and an address by Dr E H Cary. Women’s Auxiliary luncheon slated for Sangamo Club with Mrs T O Freeman and Dr E P Sloan as speakers.

Illinois Springfield Knights of Columbus County Medical Society Veterans’ Service Committee Thomas P. Foley Chicago Veterans’ Welfare Hugh Scott Hines Hospital H. H. Shoulders Nashville Tennessee Edward Hayes Decatur R. R. Ferguson E. H. Cary Dallas Texas American Medical Association American Medical Association. At One O’clock On Wednesday Docker Emer Wa Ores Auxiliary Woman’s Auxiliary Sangamo Club T. O. Freeman Mattoon E. P. Sloan Bloomington

American Legion Poppy Sale Day Announced

The American Legion and Auxiliary plan the annual Poppy Sale on May 28 19%? at which poppies assembled by disabled veterans in state hospitals will be sold. Last year the drive paid just over $5 000 to veterans for work aiding families and providing therapeutic activity during hospitalization.

American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Flanders Field Sernttele American Legion and Auxiliary

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