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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1944

Page

5

Miss Katheleen Nelson Visits North Zion Friends

North Zion residents report Miss Katheleen Nelson of Decatur visiting with her parents Saturday night and Sunday. Community members attended a Salem Trinity Revival. Relatives note Miss Anna Black wed Warren Osborne at Ottawa Illinois on May 14.

Katheleen Nelson Decatur Salem Trinity Methodist Church Wesley Black Anna Ottawa Sanatorium Chriss Neilson Cecil Black Anna Black Warren Osborne Ottawa Illinois Howard Nelson

Fox brothers host visit amid community Mother’s day program

Frank Fox of Michigan visits his brother George Fox as a large crowd attends a Mother’s day program at Given’s on Sunday. Young singers from N. Zion join in, while Verle Slater in Centralia hospital recovers slowly from a mastoid operation. Mrs. Brewer assists in caring for her father Mr. Juliete.

Frank Fox Michigan George Fox Given’s N. Zion Verle Slater Centralia Hospital Mrs. Brewer Juliete

Farmers Push Self-Restraint to Curb Inflation

A U S Treasury Department message urges farmers to prevent inflation by limiting purchases, boosting agricultural output, and buying war bonds. It contrasts past price surges with hard times, warns of deflation risks, and calls for voluntary saving and shared sacrifice to stabilize prices and support wartime supply.

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Local Social and Property Notes from Salem Area

Don Clarks Austin Donoho and family and Melza Fox and wife and Miss John son of Hickory Hill spent Sunday with George Fox and family. Howard Smith tries out new tractor. Cleave McWhirter of Zion plants corn. Hazel Barlow plans move to Mrs Eber Bullard's. Richie MacIntosh and wife buy home in Salem. Earl Sanders business trip to I S Pritchards near Salem. Fulton buys land from Cruse heirs. Alvin Gray and wife ship Mohair from Alma. Rev Achison visits Alpha and Fanny Gray and reports Dean Jett conversion. Mrs Stutts had dental work in Salem.

Don Clark S. Austin Donoho Melza Fox Miss Johnson Hickory Hill George Fox Howard Smith Cleave McWhirter Zion Hazel Barlow Eber Bullard Richie MacIntosh Salem Earl Sanders I. S. Pritchards Ino Fulton Cruse Alvin Gray Alma

U S Maritime Service Gaining Equal Rights For Veterans

Chicago May 17 All employment rights and benefits granted to men entering the armed services are now also granted to men who enter the U S Maritime Service Public Law 87 ensures the same reemployment and insurance bonuses for those leaving for service as for soldiers and sailors Retrospective to May 1940 the law covers trainees and active mariners The program outlines training stations in Sheepshead Bay New York and St Petersburg Florida with travel paid Applicants receive a six week orientation followed by specialized training for deck engine purser hospital corpsman cook or radio operator Total training spans 3 to 6 months

Chicago Armed Services U. S. Maritime Service Congress Army Navy Merchant Marine F. L Edwards U.S. Maritime Service Sheepshead Bay N.Y St. Petersburg Fla America U.S. Maritime Service Recruiting Office Rush St Washington Ave Milwaukee

County AAA Chief Seeks Wheat to Cover Short Feed Needs

Archie Beard state AAA chairman says one ear of feed wheat will cover minimum farmer needs after the corn freeze. Illinois farmers have pledged over 20.3 million bushels of corn for war materials. The feed tightness forced reliance on wheat and limited corn. The North Central regional director indicates the corn freeze will lift once processor minimums are met. Corn products are urgently needed for weapons and supplies.

Archie Beard AAA War Food Administration Beard Marion County Aaa N. E. Dodd Agricultural Adjustment Agency Washington, D. C North Central Region Illinois Mr. Beard North Central Regional Leroy K. Smith

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North Zion Chaney Asher Hobson Dept. of Agricultural Economics University of Wisconsin Armers Crawfords Mobil Oil and Gas Patoka, Ill Clee Vandalia Rendering Vandalia COX Martin Patoka —— Sandoval John A. Jenning Modern Business College Centralia Llinois Richeson’s Cafe Helen Richeson Vernon and Patoka Victory Garden Dr. L. D. LeGear George H. Lee Reid St. Charles Patoka Elevator Co George J. Wasem
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