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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1932
Page
4
The Patoka Register from Patoka Illinois lists J W Alexander as publisher and notes second class mailing status. It announces a subscription price of 1 50 annually and references the act of Congress dated March 3 1879.
The Vernon Indiana village treasurer presents the 1931 32 annual financial report detailing receipts from May 1, 1931 to May 1, 1932 across funds including Street and Alley, Fees and Salary, Current, Cemetery, and Election funds. It lists on hand balances, numerous receipts from county and town sources, and a detailed ledger of disbursements by date and vendor totaling 1299.00 across all funds with final balances and certification by Treasurer W L Hathaway.
Carrigan Sunday School class seven hosted class one with piano by Ruth Alexander Mildred Merten Ellen Tate and Ruth Galbreath. About 45 guests enjoyed games stunts and a two course luncheon. Brooder stove fire destroyed the Ticknor brood er house with 140syourgi-chickens.
Joshua Hicks and Miss Viola Harker daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Harker were united in marriage Sunday morning at Centralia by the Baptist minister there. A large crowd gathered at the Sebastian farm north of Odinweher. The couple will live Monday evening. Ted Ticknor was in Centralia on Wednesday shopping. Mr and Mrs Donald Pigg were shopping in Patoka Wednesday morning. Two fools may argue forever with out developing a good idea. Apple orchards pay a good portion of the toll which scale and disease take in North America. Observations in Illinois orchards since 1922 show about 79 percent of Illinois apple trees become victims of scab each year. The survey exa mined an average of more than 17,000 trees yearly.
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