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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1938

Page

3

Patoka News Briefs and Socials From Illinois

John Talbert called on Chas Jett Sunday. Ladies Aid met at the Church, held a pot luck dinner, and quilted in the afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. Gladys Palmer, Mrs. Elva Palmer, Mrs. Mayme Muck, Mrs. Viola McHaney, Mrs. Alice Palmer and their children, with additional entries listing several other ladies and families.

John Talbert Chas Jett Ladies Aid Gladys Palmer Elva Palmer Mayme Muck Viola McHaney Alice Palmer Viola Atterbury Lila Gerrish Ruth Talbert Cliffie Goodwin

AAA Corn Loans Begin December First for Marion County

Triple A loans on the 1938 corn crop at 57 cents a bushel will be available to Marion County farmers after December 1, per Lee Britt of the Marion County Agricultural Conservation committee. Applications are filed with the county committee which assesses eligibility, charges a $3 inspection fee, then inspects the corn and crib to prepare a loan worksheet. Eligible producers include landowners, tenants or landlords within allotment limits. purchased corn is ineligible except in rare cases.

Marion County Lee Britt Marion County Agricultural Conservation Committee Illinois

Marion County Bulletin Outlines 1938 Corn Loan Storage Rules

Marion County outlines corn loan storage rules under the 1938 triple-A program. Corn must be kept in a crib not more than eight feet wide, or wider cribs allowed if moisture is at least one percent below 20 12 percent per extra foot. Lucian Gaston announces the bulletin Corn Storage in the Ever Normal Granary, available at the county office. Cribs in enclosed livestock buildings disqualify. storage must be in a separate, well-drained crib near the farmstead, away from other structures to reduce fire risk. The crib foundation must support weight without settling, with a floor raised for ventilation, and a tight roof to guard against moisture and rot for two years.

Marion County Lucian Gaston Marion County Agricultural Conservation Committee

Missionary Society Holds November Meeting

The M. E. Church missionary society met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. B. N. Griffin's home. Mrs. Joel Simcox led meditation "Christ or Crutches" with readings by Mrs. Theresa Griffin. Discussion centered on Overcoming National and Racial Barriers with input from several members. Mrs. Oscar Hill led the session.

The Missionary Society of the M. E B. N. Griffin Joel Simcox Theresa Griffin Mesdames J. W. Alexander Thos. Altom F. B. Ballance C. B. Anderson I A. E. Thomas Elmer Rogier Oscar Hill

How to Prevent Losses Among Baby Pigs

A guide on reducing piglet mortality. It cites major causes including overlying, stillbirths, prematurity, starvation, scours, chilling, cannibalism, sore mouths, bull nose, navel infections, and anemia. It stresses balanced sow diets, sanitation, ventilation, vaccination at weaning, and veterinary consultation to cut losses and boost profits.

Mrs. Cox and Doolens Visit Decatur Family

Mrs. T R Cox of Maron and Claude Doolen and wife of Decatur spent Thursday and Friday here with Mrs. I W Doolen and family.

T.R. Cox Maron Claude Doolen Decatur I. W. Doolen

Christian Science Lesson Sermon On Soul and Body

Sunday November 20 featured the Christian Science Lesson Sermon in all Churches of Christ Scientist. The Golden Text urged waiting for the Lord and remembrance of His name. Psalm passages praised the Lord and exaltation, while a Science and Health excerpt defined Soul as the spiritual substance of man not bound by matter.

Churches of Christ Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Farm Loan Participation Increases In Illinois Farmers

Latest figures show about a 10 percent rise in participation of Illinois and other corn belt farmers in the AAA farm program this year. R. Wickard says demand for the 1939 program is strong and more acreage reductions are expected to stabilize prices and stimulate livestock. Allotments for individual farms may be set by the first of the year with earlier outreach to farmers.

Illinois AAA Clyde St. Clair Marion County Agricultural Conservation Committee R. Wickard AAA North Central Region Wickard

Thanksgiving Lesson Sermon in Christ Scientist Churches

Thanksgiving was the lesson theme across all Churches of Christ Scientist on Thursday November 24. The Golden Text urged offering thanksgiving and vows to the Most High, with Bible citations and Mary Baker Eddy Christian Science text noting secret beauty and bounty and the value of self forgetfulness and pure affection as constant prayers.

Churches of Christ Scientist Christian Secience Mary Baker Eddy

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