Roosevelt Quote Affirms Free Employer Employee Equality
A presidential-era remark asserts that the employer employee bond embodies the American ideal of freedom and equality among workers and bosses.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1936
Page
1
A presidential-era remark asserts that the employer employee bond embodies the American ideal of freedom and equality among workers and bosses.
The Annual Thanksgiving dinner will be held at the high school gymnasium on Thanksgiving Day November 26. Dinner priced 25 cents. Committees have been appointed to solicit food, arrange tables and stoves, supply table cloths and towels, and manage serving and cleanup. Cemetery funds are exhausted. donations gratefully accepted.
Sew-No-More Sewing Club members were entertained at a slumber party hosted by Mrs. Marcus Cox in Vernon. Refreshments at 2:00 a.m. were served by hostess Alta Pugh with Thelma Pugh and Harriett Quayle assisting. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs. James Ballance with Alta and Thelma Pugh coordinating.
Mr and Mrs Carroll Mojonnier hosted the D D club at a Halloween masquerade party at their country home on Friday evening October 30. The home was festively decorated and costumes elicited much laughter. Prizes went to Mrs Ralph Elliott and Mrs Orville Genre. Refreshments included sandwiches pumpkin pie and sweet cider. Those present were Mr and Mrs James Werneman Mrs Ralph Elliott Mr and Mrs Orville Genre and Mr and Mrs Carroll Mojonnier. The remaining members were absent for reasons.
A Thursday afternoon collision at the Vernon John Jones corner involved Marcus Jackson of Vanhhalia steering a car that struck a Flescman yeast truck and then slammed into Happy Jolliff’s front porch. Both drivers blamed the other. no injuries occurred though Mrs. Harold Jolliff suffered a heart attack from the shock but recovered by the next day.
Mary Elizabeth Orrell nee Wiley born near Caesy Illinois September 4 1867 died November 3 1936 aged 69 years 2 months 1 day. She married Theodore Orrell October 2 1886 and had thirteen children four died in infancy. Survived by husband ten children sisters and brothers many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Boulder on November 4 with interment in Clark cemetery.
Luther Pomeroy Easton born December 12 1871 spent early years in Fay ette county later living in northern Illinois and Wisconsin before returning to Patoka where he lived the final years He leaves three sisters Mrs Haines Belcher Patoka Mrs Edward Pugh Clinton and Mrs Charles Lavin Tulare Calif and several nieces and nephews Funeral services were held Thursday November 5 at Mound Chapel church with Rev Piland officiating Interment in Magass i Cemetery Card of Thanks The Family expresses appreciation to all who helped during illness and death
Vernon defeated Keyesport 86 to 24 on Wednesday night and beat Bingham 33 to 29 at home. Verle Kirk and his wife from Patoka attended the games last week.
Bruce Quayle, recently enlisted and stationed at Jefferson Barracks near St. Louis, visited with his mother Nellie Quayle and family. Numerous local residents and relatives spent weekends with kin in Patoka, Shumway, Centralia, and nearby areas, including trips to St. Louis and Chicago for visits, funerals, or employment.
Eliza Ann Jones Porter 86 of Patoka Illinois died Sunday morning after a long illness. She married Samuel Porter in 1879 and left two sons George and Frank Porter both of Patoka. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church with Rev. J. M. Smith and Rev. Piland officiating. Interment followed in Patoka cemetery. Attending out of town were several relatives including Mrs Claude Jackson Don Eagan Wm Eagan Mrs Louise Schroeter Mrs John Phillips Mrs Dorothy Hampton Mrs Ruby White Wm Tulley from Salem.
News arrives of the marriage of Desse Donaho to Bobbitt of Vernon. The couple will reside at their home with the groom’s father. A chavarie was held Thursday night and several attendees are noted.
The church presents a revised service timetable. First Sunday includes Vernon morning, Mound Chapel afternoon, Patoka evening. Second Sunday covers Arnold Chapel morning and Vernon evening, with Saturday night before the third Sunday. Third Sunday schedules Patoka morning and Vernon evening, and fourth Sunday lists Arnold Chapel morning.
Mrs Lena Krug of Salem purchased the home and filling station formerly owned by Mr Andy Hanson in Ver non last week. Hanson plans to move to Washington State soon, while Krug bought the property for investment. Hanson will offer a sale of his household goods in a list appearing elsewhere in this week's Register.
Vernon patrons hosted a surprise birthday dinner at Mrs Mattie Jarretts home with Patoka and local friends. Guests presented a quilt block for a quilt and shared a joyful evening wishing many more birthdays.
Miss Alice Mojonnier of Centralia visited Sunday with home folks in the area. She was noted as a Sunday visitor and returned to her hometown.
A rear lot cave in fifty feet east of Mr and Mrs Denver Adams on a Patoka property. Ground twelve feet wide collapsed eight feet deep with about three feet of water at the bottom. Locals suspect an old sawmill pit dug years ago by Mr Adams father in law John Pugh. Hole refilled the morning after discovery at daylight.
A large trans port tractor trailer overturned at the south end of Parks orchard before daylight Sunday. The road was level and straight, the ditch shallow, and the cause is unknown. The trailer and truck suffered extensive damage. the load was moved to another truck Sunday evening and the wrecked vehicle was removed by a wrecker.
Members of the Silver Tea of the M. E. Church with Mrs Wayne Eagan of Centralia and Miss Lucille Garrett gathered at Miss Mae Wagan’s home on Friday evening November 6. The devotional was led by Miss Lucille Britt and the business meeting by president Miss Florence Cain. Gayle Belcher directed entertainment with a drawing contest won by Mrs John Jennings and Mrs Leo Ballance and a word contest won by Miss Bettie Simcox. A gift was given to retiring president Miss Helen Troyer and refreshments served. The December meeting will be at Miss Florence Cain’s home with ten cent gift exchange.
Centralia Woman's Club entertained by the American Home division on Thursday with 180 members and guests present. A representative from Illinois district twenty second, based in Nashville, spoke as a guest speaker. Patoka members attending included Mrs. Roy Jones president and others such as Mrs. H. N. Potts Mrs. Albert Cruse Mrs. D. W. Troyer and Mrs. S. M. Spurgeon.
Woman's Club meeting set for Saturday November 14 with a guest day. Demonstration by Singer Sewing Machine Co of Centralia. Attendees asked to bring a plate cup and spoon.
The Bid A Bit Bridge club of Ver non met Thursday afternoon November 5 at Mrs. Forrest Oates home. Prizes were awarded with high going to Mrs. Jess Doolen and second high to Mrs. Orville Schroeder. Refreshments were served and the club adjourned to meet next with Mrs. James Reed.
Senator W L Finn died suddenly at 5 50 am at his Iuka home after waking in serious condition from a heart attack He was re elected to a third term representing the Forty Second District and had returned home from a medical call He was a longtime physician in the Iuka area and began his political career in 1928 The community mourned his loss with a large crowd and floral tributes in Salem and at the State Capitol records show.
The Missionary Society of the M E Church South held an all day session at the church on Thursday for the Week of Prayer. The day focused on prayer and study of foreign and home missions with talks by various members. Lunch was served at noon hour.
Junior girls enjoyed a slumber party at teacher Mrs Marcus Cox on Tuesday evening. Refreshments included popcorn candy and apples. Attendees were Pansy Weaserly Betty Ballance Chubby Sprinkle Anna Belle Adams Nancy Simeon Betty McKinney Evelyn Easton Doris Mae Adams Mary Lois McKinney.
A Sunday Lesson-Sermon in Christian Science churches centered on Adam and fallen man. The Golden Text asserts that the children of the flesh are not the children of God. Scriptures include John 8:31-51 and Science and Health passages stating man reflects God and that evil is unreal.
The M. E. Church South schedules Sunday School at 9 30 a m prayer meeting Thursday at 7 p m preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 08 p m a revival starts Monday at 7 00 p m November 16 with Rev Ross Smith from De Soto leading the meeting November 20 from 3 30 to 3 30 p m the church will air on WEBC Harrisburg Illinois 1210 kilocycles watch for more announcements and future air dates Pastor F M McKinney invites all to attend.
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