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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1934
Page
2
A Sunday school outline discusses Jesus' youth from Luke 2 42 52 and II Peter 1 5 8. It emphasizes growth in grace through virtue knowledge temperance patience godliness brotherly kindness and charity, linking Jesus development to Christian formation and avoidance of apostasy.
A devotional sentiment urges humility before the Lord to feel the change in heart and conscience wrought by the holy Power. It emphasizes that what is born of the Spirit is spirit and invites personal witness to this inner transformation.
Quote from Addison about passing over valuable parts of a man and dwelling on his infirmities. The excerpt contrasts shallow judgment with deeper human worth and character.
Rudolf Hecht, chairman of the board at Hibernia National Bank of New Orleans, becomes the new president of the American Bankers’ Association after being advanced from the first vice presidency.
The ham erkop robin is regarded as highly respected and luckiest in Basutoland. Natives believe it can direct lightning to shield itself from molestation. The bird is said to be kind-hearted, not harming puff-adders and even abandoning nests to let a snake stay if needed.
A satirical blurred exchange questions a man's guilt while he is jailed as an innocent bystander during an attempted killing by Tough Jim who is free on bail. An Established Name notes a merchant changing his name to Montague, explaining its historic weight and its previous Moses identity.
Miss Fannie Hite longtime Highland teacher dies at sister’s home. Glen Smothers 21 commits suicide at Harco farm. Fern Lambert 17 dies after shooting at home denied marriage. Carl Kellman elected president of Scandinavian Democratic league in Rockford. Bank robbery near Woodlawn nets 3500. Urbana bank pays 35 percent dividend to depositors. Harry Gaddis pleads not guilty to murder charge in a family fight. Governor Horner appoints Rayburn H. Wilson as DeWitt County judge. Mrs. Minerva Welsh dies in Rockford hospital. founder of Rockford Art Association. Marriages include Helen Cermak and Otto Kerner Jr at Channel Lake. John Hirsbrunner commits suicide in Chicago Heights home. Fred Thatcher dies after yellow fever illness. widow Blanche survives. Ernest J. Stevens freed after Illinois Supreme Court reversal. Air squadron tours Illinois to dedicate airports in Marion Harrisburg Danville Peoria Quincy Dixon Bloomington Joliet. Charles Meade, longtime Geneva publisher, dies. Four injured in Taylorville auto crash. Simon Oltman wins Woodford county corn husking title, fourth time.
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