Armistice Day Program Highlights High and Grade School
Assembly on Tuesday morning featured multiple musical numbers including vocal duets by Dorothy Christie and Bonnie Hill and Alice Britt and Mary Alice Fields. Recitations honored veterans with pieces like They Fought for You and The Call of the Flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Eagan
Dorothy Christie
Bonnie Hill
Irene Malan
Maurice Willis
Howard Willis
Dayne Ellis
Alice Britt
Mary Alice Fields
Grover Malan
Clyde Waler
Iris Ellis
W. Dean Willis
Rex Gaston
Paul Belcher
Roscoe Smith
Robbie Eaglin
Paul Logan
Kellers
High School Girls Glee Club
Alice Mojonnier
Lucile Field
Wm. Spurgeon
Margaret Ballance
D June Meece
Parade Route Through Town After Program
After the program the parade moved north of the schoolhouse and followed a long route through town including stops at the Blue Goose garage and multiple residences and businesses. Notable participants were Francis Walker on Leon Hurts horse, Maurice Dukes, Doyle Out house and Bill Eagan with flags, Leo Walker’s truck with the band, and several decorated floats and trucks from local groups. The editor praises the parade as the best yet and notes the strain on walkers.
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Blue Goose
Jeff Smith
Alcom’s
C. N. Cruse
Ida Smith
Baptist Church
Francis Walker
Leon Hurt
Maurice Dukes
Doyle Outhouse
Bill Eagan
Leo Walker
Geo. Wasem
Gilbert
Maurice Adams
Howard Perrine
Roscoe Smith
Lee Britt
Herschel Lawrence
Dean Britt
Leo Ballance
Miss Lane
Orville Schroeder
Mary Hayes Leads Assembly Program on Home and School
Mary Hayes heads an Assembly program on a Tuesday morning November 12 with performances by Miss Smith, Alice Nichols, a Boys Quartet, Mary Alice Fields, Ellen Mulvaney, and Paul Logan. Mrs O A Nattier presented a talk on the relation of home and school, stressing cooperation among home, school, and community to guide a child's development and calling for specialized child study for parents.
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Mary Hayes
Miss Smith
Alice Nichols
Howard Willis
Maurice Willis
Dayne Ellis
Enoch Parker
Mary Alice Fields
Ellen Mulvaney
Paul Logan
O. A. Nattier
Tuessy
Boy Scouts
Cheap Soil Test Saves Thousands for Illinois Farmers
The College of Agriculture at the University of Illinois releases a circular, Test Your Soil for Acidity, detailing the Comber test using potassium thiocyanate to detect lime needs. The method, simple and practical, maps where limestone should be applied on a 40 acre field and estimates per acre quantities.
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Illinois
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
C. M. Linfsley
F. C. Bauer
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Accident
William Ballance expresses gratitude to everyone for flowers cards and visits during a recent accident noting the kindness helped pass the long hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ballance
The Progressive Parent and Modern Education Link
The text argues that education reflects parental vision and cooperation with schools. It stresses inclusive development physical mental social and spiritual and notes progress due to active progressive parents. It urges parents to engage with teachers visit schools and support home recreation rest nutrition and supplementary study.
W M A Meeting Details at Ada Belcher Home
Local church group will meet Tuesday November nineteen at 2:00 p m at Ada Belcher home. Lesson Our Unchanged Task in a Changing World with Royal Service pages 17 18 and 21. Leaders and subtopics assigned to Myrtle Rogier Emily Ballance Loretta Genre Lillie Nattier and E M Outhouse.
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W. M
Ada Belcher
Myrtle Rogier
Emily Ballance
Loretta Genre
Lillie Nattier
Cross
E. M. Outhouse
Adam and Fallen Man Lesson-Sermon in Christian Science Churches
Sunday service in all Christian Science Churches centers on Adam and Fallen Man with Psalms 100:3 as Golden Text. The lesson cites Ecclesiastes 7:29 and Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health stating the real man remains holy and cannot depart from holiness.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Zion Epworth League Sunday Evening Program
Zion Church outlines a Nov 17 program with readings on neighbor ship friendship the golden rule and foreigner Love Your Enemies and Bible verses feature multiple readers including Alice Nichols Carl Arnold Mary Jane Williams Donald Belcher Lois McNicol Wilma Caldwell and leader Jaanita Neilson with hymns 202 172 231 269 and prayers by Wm Williams A D Nichols.
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Zion Epworth League
Wm, Williams
Luke
Alice Nichols
Carl Arnold
Mary Jane Williams
Mark
Donald Belcher
Matt
Lois McNicol
A. D. Nichols
Wilma Caldwell
League
Jaanita Neilson
Add to Baptist Church Prayer Meeting and Schedule
Prayer meeting night November 14 led by Mrs. Delassus. Sunday School at 9 30 a m. Preaching at 10 45 a m. B Y P U at 6 30 p m. Preaching at 7 00 p m. Pastor H E Lockard leads. Nov 17 B Y P U program with Scripture second Peter 1 5 9 Bonnie Hill Introduction Bessie Hill Baptist Beginnings Carroll Mo jonnier Religious Liberty Bro Lockard Missions Ruth Nattier Schools and Colleges Maurice Preachers and Writers Carl Rogier Baptist Numbers Enoch Parker Special Music Alice Mojonnier Readers urged to study daily Bible readings in Hebrews 1 2 3 4 5 8 and 7 points Subject Christ Our High Priest.
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Bro. Lockard
Ruth Nattier
Maurice Nattier
Carl Rogier
Enoch Parker
Alice Mojonnier
Christ
High Priest
Local News Notes From Around The Area
Gerald Cox Miss Bertha Belcher Paul Belcher and Bobbie Eaglin visited Alton last Sunday and met Mr. and Mrs M O Newlin and daughter with Mrs Newlin a Belcher sister. They noted an Armistice Day celebration in Alton on Monday. Roy Jones and wife visited Emmet Jones in Kinmundy. Harry Foltz and a male companion from Harvey are here for a hunting week. Foltz, once local resident, is brother to Charles and Bob. Mr and Mrs Lee Farmer and son Junior Lee and Joe McCarthage of Hammond Ind. visited the farmers parents Mr and Mrs L R Farmer and family.
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Gerald Cox
Bertha Belcher
Paul Belcher
Bobbie Eaglin
Alton
M. O. Newlin
Mrs. Newlin
Miss Belcher
Roy Jones
Emmet Jones
Kinmundy
Harry Foltz
Harvey
Mr. Foltz
Charles
Bob
Lee Farmer
Junior Lee
Joe McCarthage
Hammond
Ind
Local basketball season opens with win over Sandoval
Patoka hosts Altamont next as coach Munger fields a strong lineup with Eagan Walker and Martin from the 1928-29 squad. Substitutes Dukes Chandler Schroeder Bradford M Eagan Paul Logan fill the bench while captains Forehand L Eagan and Nattier depart after three seasons.
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Sandoval
Eagan
Walker
Martin
Munger
Jimmy Ballance
Jennings
Dukes
Chandler
Schroeder
Bradford
M. Eagan
Paul Logan
Patoka
Capt. Forehand
L. Eagan
Nattier
Altamont
Bob Hartley
Farina
Armistice Day Observed Across Patoka Area
Public attention shifted away from formal ceremonies as residents marked Armistice Day in multiple venues. American Legion exercises in Vandalia drew a large crowd including C. B. Anderson and wife J. R. Live-say Roy Jones and family Wes Martin and wife Dave Troyer and wife Elmer Belcher and wife Eli Logan and family C. N. Cruse and family John Jennings and family Donald Wilson and wife among others.
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American Legion
Vandalia
C. B. Anderson
J. R. Livesay
Roy Jones
Wes Martin
Dave Troyer
Elmer Belcher
Eli Logan
C. N. Cruse
John
Centralia High School Defeats Bridgeport 26 to 6
Centralia High School football team hosted Bridgeport and won 26 to 6. The Centralia Township High School Band performed as the day’s highlight. Local dignitaries attended as businesses closed at 10:00 a.m. with plans for a 1930 Patoka Legion celebration.
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Centralia High School
Bridgeport
Centralia Township High School
Centralia
DeLay
George Wase m
Pansy
S. E. Altom
Carol Mojonnier
Patoka Legion
Bob Eagan Seeks Cubs Signings and Local Sports Editor
Bob Eagan writes in The Register predicting future Cubs signings of Jimmy Foxx Al Simmons and Dykes before next year. He also hopes Patoka wins the Egyptian Conference this year and asks for full local club coverage. He endorses Wesley Grupp as local sports editor and praises high school columns.
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Bob Eagan
The
Register
Jimmy Foxx
al Simmons
Chicago Cubs
Patoka
Wesley Grupp
Patoka Hardware Lights Up Lamp Sale Demonstration
The Register featured Aladdin Lamps with a Patoka Hardware demonstration attracting a large crowd. Miss Faye Fiscus won a free lamp and several lamps were sold during the event.
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the Register
Patoka
Faye Fiscus
Visitor S E Robinson of Shobonier Calls on Sister
S E Robinson of Shobonier visited his sister Mrs Eagan at her home Tuesday afternoon.
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S. E. Robinson
Shobonier
Mrs. Eagan
State Corporation Department reports rising fees in 1929
Springfield reports that state corporation department fees may top 4 000 000 dollars in 1980 with ten months total at 3 887 486 89. Domestic licenses rose to 5521 from 5132, foreign licenses up 195, and automobile department will contribute about 18 000 000 to the treasury, funding road work.
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Springfield
Illinois
Corporation Department
Wiliam J. Stratton
General Revenue Fund
State Treasury
Automobile Department
Secretary of State
Methodist Tea Met Thursday At Home Of Mrs Troyer
The Silver Tea of the Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. D W Troyer on last Thursday night with Miss Ruby Eagan and Miss Ruby Cain as assistant hostess. A good crowd attended and enjoyed entertainment including contests won by Mrs Allie Gray Maurice Eagan and a reading by Miss Anna Belcher. Refreshements of cake whipped cream and cocoa were served.
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Methodist Church
D. W. Troyer
Ruby Eagan
Ruby Cain
Mae Eagan
Allie Gray
Maurice Eagan
Anna Belcher Read
Mrs. Gray
Former Vernon Young Lady Weds Former Vernon Lady
News of the marriage of Miss Ruby Alene Robinson to Dr. J Rider Freeland at Waukegan on October 24 with home reception at 102 Washington St Waukegan Sy. Mrs Freeland is daughter of Mrs Mayme Robinson Vernon and granddaughter of Mr F M Smith Vernon a Presbyterian School for Nurses graduate in Chicago August 1929. Freeland, of Marion Kansas, a Rush Medical College graduate, has practiced in Waukegan the past year and will reside there. Local friends send congratulations.
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Ruby Alene Robinson
J. Rider Freeland
Waukegan
Washington St
Waukegan, Sy
Forehand brothers letter from Rock Falls on sports
Capt Harry Forehand reports from Rock Falls that his football team has not lost a conference game and is tied with Amboy for first place as Amboy visits Thanksgiving Day for the title decider. He also notes Patoka and Tampico schedules and wishes for a Patoka win. Earl remains in school and well.
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Harry Forehand
Rock Falls
Harry
Amboy
Tampico
Patoka
Earl
Crepe Paper Colors for Decor At Altom's Store
Altom's department store offers crepe paper in all colors for decorations. Stock includes assorted hues suitable for party or display use.
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Altom’s
Sixteenth Annual Older Boys Conference at Centralia
The sixteenth Older Boys Conference under the Illinois State Y M C A will be held in Centralia over Thanksgiving weekend November 29 to December 1. Over 300 high school boys from 23 counties are expected. attendance requires a delegate plus an adult leader. The theme faces Tomorrow Today with leaders including Earl W. Merritt H W Gibson Rev H O Wilson and others. Registration is $3 covers sessions meals and events. closing date is November 26 with local hosting by Centralia High School's Oscar M Corbell leadership.
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Illinois State Y. M. C. A
Centralia
Spos!ers
Earl W. Merritt
Salem
H. W. Gibson
Massachusetts
H. O. Wilson
Marion
Illinois
A. R. Freeman
J. E. Hayter
Illinois State Young Men’s Christian Association
C. W. Blakey
Southern Illinois
Harvard
Oscar M. Corbell
Centralia High School
Mann Defends Value of Every Life in Rosh Hashanah Message
Rabbi Louis L. Mann of Chicago Sinai Congregation emphasizes the infinite worth of each soul and calls for moral strength and responsibility. Fellow clergy praise workers in press rooms and binderies for spreading the faith, while Christian pastor W S Long frames Christianity through Christlike living.
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Louis L. Mann
United States
John F. Flummer
Church of the Epiphany
Chicago City
W. S. Long
Cornell Avenue Church of
Altom's Offers Pure Apple Cider Vinegar
Local shop Altom's advertises pure home grown apple cider vinegar, highlighting its natural production. The brief notes the product name and source without additional details.
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Altom’s
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Baptist Church News
Christian Science Churches
Zion Church News
Bridgeport High
Patoka Hardware
State Corporation Department Report
Vernon Young
Rabbi Mann
Northern Egyptian Illinois High School Athletic Conference
Pete. Rank
Sence Kinmundy
Altamontee Ewree
Brownstown
Ean Eeet
Ferina
Vandalia St. Elmo Ee
Ee Eee
Odin
St. Elmo
E. L. DeLay
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