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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1941

Page

4

Local Gossip Roundup From East Fork area

East Fork residents and visitors frequent the Schmahl household in Nettie and Ruby Schmahl’s Patoka connections. Names include Gladys Schmahl Floyd Bowen John Talbert Mary Milano Irvon Meredith Lucie Bartell Ralph Foltz John Foglia C N Walker Lawrence Hinzmann H H Schmahl Dale Jett Ozie Hill Glen Hicks Herbert Schmahl and Cort. notes on weather and corn husking plans.

Gladys Schmahl Floyd Bowen Rock Falls Nettie Schmahl John Talbert and Son Patoka Mary Milano Ruby William Perkins C. N. Walker Irvon Meredith Sandoval Lucie Bartell Shobonier Ralph Foltz Schmahl John Foglia Centralia Lawrence Hinzmann H. H. Schmahl Dale Jett Ozie Hill Glen Hicks Herbert Schmahl C. O. Hill Cort Fred Kurgen Schmahls

Local Social Notes From Fairman Patoka and Salem

Fredonia E E McHaney and Charles Mc Haney shopped at Fairman and Patoka on Tuesday. Ruth Talbert called on Mary Perkins Monday afternoon. Ne and Goodwin and Gene Simpson and family were Salem shoppers Saturday. Laura Carter and family were in Salem Friday. Mary Gehring and son Walter visited Saturday with Gene Simpson and children. E E McHaney hosted Sunday dinner with Wilbur and Laurence Talbert. Norma Scott remains on the sick list.

E. E. McHaney Charles McHaney Fairman Patoka Ruth Talbert Mary Perkins Goodwin Gene Simpson Salem Laura Carter Mary Gehring Walter Estel Halfacre John Talbert Harold Goff Ross Reed Lizzie Gillmore Anna Sanderson Central City Wilbur Laurence Talbert Harold Groff Everett Jett W. D. Cozad Mattie Chance Chas. Mc Haney George Engelmeier Valley Park Missouri Eli Palmer C. E. Goodwin Norma Scott

Livestock Study Tour At National Stock Yards

Illinois Farm Advisers and county livestock officials joined 55 participants from 21 counties for a November 6 and 7 livestock study tour at National Stock Yards. The event, hosted by Producers Live Stock Commissions Association with the Illinois Agricultural Association, opened with sorting and grading demonstrations and concluded with livestock judging and prize awards.

Fred Blackburn Salem O. M. Arnold Kinmundy C. G. Jone Salem Illinois Farm Advisers Farm Bureau National Stock Yards Illinois Producers Live Stock Commissions Association Illinois Agricultural Association

Doctors of Centralia to Meet in Effingham

Doctors of Centralia plan a November 18 Post Graduate Conference in Effingham Illinois at the Benwood Hotel starting 3:00 PM. Dr Wayne W Fox Evanston Northwestern University Medical School will discuss Pneumonia followed by Dr George H Woodruff Joliet on Otitis Media Mastoiditis and Their Complications. Dr Charles H Phifer Illinois State Medical Society will speak on Surgical Complications of Biliary Tract Surgery.

Doctors of Central Il Meis Effingham Illinois Illinois State Medical Society E. S. Frazier Benwood Hotel Wayne W. Fox Evanston Northwestern University Medical School George H. Woodruff Joliet Charle H. Phifer Illinois Late Medical Society Septenvon Gurness Univesity of Illinois Colege of Medicine

Local Social Notes From Stringtown Area

Mr and Mrs Virgil Klinge spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Beck. Mr and Mrs Ralph Donley and daughter Bernadine spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Clarence Holt. Mr and Mrs Fred Klinge spent Sunday with Mr Ralph Morey and Mrs Bertha Holt.

Virgil Klinge Mrs Frank Beck Ralph Donley Bernadine Clarence Holt Fred Klinge Ralph Morey Bertha Holt Olmvier Bethards Luster Chapel Rollie Klinge Marsh Tula Leslie Meador Genevieve Beck Vandalia

Farm machinery repair urged by Clyde St Clair during steel shortage

Clyde St Clair, Marion county USDA Defense Board chairman, urged farmers to repair and recondition existing equipment instead of buying new as steel supplies tighten for defense needs. He warned transportation bottlenecks next spring could delay parts, and cited Secretary Wickard calling a nationwide repair program before March 15 to conserve metal for guns and ships.

Clyde St. Clair Marion County Usda Defense Board Mr. St. Clair Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard Usda Defense Boards United States

Grade School Weekly Notes From Patoka

First graders count by ones fives and tens to one hundred. Mary Mae Parker leads library readings by grade seven. Several students Absent recently due to illness. A Thanksgiving frieze decorates the room with pilgrims Indians ships and turkeys. Fifth graders study America’s lands acquired and original colonies. New pupil Matt Trushell joins fifth grade. There is no school Friday due to a teacher meeting in Champaign.

Mary Mae Parker Jimmy Wasem Jo Simcox Jackie Gerrish Persia Matt Trushell America United States Vila Hughes Pansy W Sammy, J Connie M Arthur E Imogene R Mercury Seth Martin Sonny Adams Patoka Cecil D Marjorie P

Community Notes From Cubbage Chapel and Nearby

Charlie Renfro and family of Centralia visited his mother Mrs. Cora Renfro over the weekend. Mrs. Alice Palmer and daughter Shirley, and Mrs. Bertha Palmer visited Mrs. Ceil Palmer and daughter Betty in Odin Friday. J. S. Palmer dined Sunday with his son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Palmer. Clarence Guyman and Dud Palmer also mentioned in gatherings.

Charlie Renfro Centralia Cora Renfro Alice Palmer Shirley Bertha Palmer Ceiil Palmer Betty Odin J. S. Palmer Eli Palmer Clarence Guyman Dud Palmer

Local Happenings Report Visitors and Visitors Across Town

Edwin Bates returned home from work in the north last Friday. Smithboro callers included Mr. and Mrs. Grove Wengert and Mrs. Robert Johnstone and son. Ada Bates and Gladys Wengert visited their aunt Mona Arnold last week. Lois and Jimmie Britt stayed with Harold Belcher Wednesday night. Chas Mabry of Salem visited L. J. Bates Monday. Floyd Britt and family visited the Wes Black family Sunday.

Edwin, Bates North Grove Wengert Robert Johnstone Smithboro Ada Bates Gladys Wengert Mona Arnold Lois Jimmie Britt Harold Belcher Chas Mabry Salem L. J

County Prepares Limestone Bids in Marion Meeting

Mr St Clair calls for competitive bidding of limestone in Marion county. Bidders are urged to attend the morning session starting at 10 o'clock to discuss the bidding form. The afternoon will host an instruction session for county AAA committeemen and office clerks handling program detail work.

Mr. St. Clair Marion County AAA

Tuberculosis causes and prevention emphasis in bulletin

The Illinois Tuberculosis Association warns that TB is caused by the tubercle bacillus and spreads via infection, not by poverty or nutrition. A 1989 American Institute of Public Opinion survey shows only 18 percent grasp the germ cause, while over half misbelieve inheritance. Dr Kendall Emerson notes the germ as seed and the lungs as soil for infection.

Illinois Tuberculosis Association American Institute of Public Opinion Kendall Emerson National Tuberculosis Association

Marion County Quarrymen to Meet in Olney November 17

Marion county AAA committee invites quarrymen and truckers to discuss bidding procedures for limestone supplies under the conservation materials program. The meeting will be held November 17, 1941, in the Olney Court House, announced by Clyde St. Clair, county AAA chairman.

Marion County Aaa Committee AAA Marion County Court House Olney Clyde St. Clair County Aaa

Tuberculosis Warning Highlights Family Health Risks

The Association notes that families with generations of tuberculosis in history face special health obligations. It urges vigilance to avoid contact with known cases and to monitor personal health to prevent spread and manage growth of the disease within households.

Peak lead production in Galena district reached in 1845

The Galena district mined 54,500,000 pounds of lead in 1845, achieving a peak against a 65,000,000 pound national total. The Galena River was named in 1854 by act of the state legislature.

Galena Eatirg Galena River Stata

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