Roosevelt Remarks on Democratic Safeguards
A quotation from President Roosevelt extols how a nation has advanced the protection of democracy over recent years, highlighting progress in safeguarding democratic processes and institutions.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
1
A quotation from President Roosevelt extols how a nation has advanced the protection of democracy over recent years, highlighting progress in safeguarding democratic processes and institutions.
Otto Berlage's farm in Jo Daviess County demonstrates how 60 bushels of corn per acre can be produced on steep hills while maintaining deep soil cover. The tour noted 4 percent of tillable land in alfalfa and clover, terracing on slopes, strip farming, and erosion control measures including reforestation on steep sections and a high diversion ditch. Farm management tours across 24 Illinois counties study practices from the College of Agriculture.
An all day meeting of the Missionary Society was held Thursday at the home of Mrs. Thos. Altom. Thirteen members attended and enjoyed a pleasant profitable day centered on quilting. A delicious noon dinner was served. The group plans to meet Tuesday at Mrs. J. M. Smith's home for a potluck dinner.
An old crossroads store with poor service and limited goods has vanished. Modern stores offer fair prices, wide canned and packaged selections, glass display cases, and refrigeration, driven by competition and evolving standards. Independents and chains pushed each other to improve, benefiting American shoppers overall.
Miss Verneille Ballance and Forrest E Bricker wed in Odin Illinois on Sunday November 1 1936 Reverend Ralph Willis officiated with witnesses Mr and Mrs Arthur Goedel present. Two showers were held in honor of the couple at the grooms sister and brother in law and at the bride’s father home. Gifts described as many and useful. Congratulations offered by the Register and friends.
Marion county farmers are invited to a December all expense trip to California to attend the American Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting in Pasadena December 7 8 9. The itinerary includes Seattle via Minneapolis northwest coast to southern California and return via the Grand Canyon and Rockies with an optional Texas and New Orleans ward trip. Information is available at the County Farm Bureau Office.
A second hearing on the Standard Milk Ordinance is planned for November 19 before the Public Welfare Committee of the Board of Aldermen. Sanitary Milk Producers and other opponents will present testimony. The measure requires Grade A milk, bacteria limits, and sanitary production, but dairymen oppose the cost of mandatory refrigeration.
Earl C. Smith president of the Illinois Agricultural Association is convalescing at home in Pike County after three weeks of illness. A statement to the Marion County Farm Bureau says he is on the road to recovery but doctors ordered him to cancel all speaking engagements for months. He missed the JAA Board meeting in Chicago on October 16, one of the few times he has failed to attend prcessions.
The M. E. Church South sponsored program aired Friday on Harrisburg station. Listeners report clear reception from Patoka and surrounding areas. Rev. F. M. McKinney spoke on Launch Out Into the Deep, followed by three sacred songs by Mrs. Robert Walton Mrs. F. M. McKinney Addis Walton and Tom Ballance with Mrs. Frank Ballance on piano.
The Christian Church Senior Girls class entertained their mothers with a 6 o clock pot-luck at Miss Alice Anderson’s home. The evening featured songs poems and a Thanksgiving program led by Miss Lucille Field with attendees enjoying games and contests.
Special Thanksgiving service held Thursday November 26 in all Churches of Christ Scientist with the subject Thanksgiving. The Lesson Sermon cited Malachi 3 10 and Psalms 69 30 and includes Mary Baker Eddy text on Tithe and gratitude urging offerings and trust in spiritual blessing.
Freshmen of Patoka high school held a Friday evening party in the school gym after the basketball game with Oconee. James Melluish served as class sponsor. Attendees enjoyed games with sandwiches cookies and soda. Guests included Mr and Mrs Verle Kirk Miteome Pug and Jamas Wellin.
The Patoka Register announces a Prairie Farmer WLS program for farm families at Patoka High School gym on Wednesday December 9 at 7:30 pm. Prairie Farmer staff entertainers hosted by Al Staas, plus Illinois News Reel pictures, old time music, and local talent. Admission with a Prairie Farmer staff invitation or subscription, with more details to follow.
Patoka and Vernon members visited Brownstown on November 17 for the Booth Festival. The Patoka Vernon booth won both prizes, for best display and for largest donation valued at 45 dollars 8 cents. About 150 people attended. a piano solo by Mrs. Piland and a refreshments break followed the program.
The Library Board met Friday evening to appeal for books and cash donations as funds are exhausted and new services are needed. President Josie Simcox, Rose MoJonner, Lee, and Treasurer are named.
Mrs Quelma Brewer of Salem and Marry Kirean of Odin were married Saturday evening at the J. M. Smite Bowe with Rev. Smlith officiating. The couple exchanged vows during the ceremony, witnessed by local friends and family.
John Turnipseed plans a Marion County goodwill visit to Patoka High School gym at 7 80 p m for Prairie Farmer readers and WLS listeners. He jokes about fried chicken while inviting local folks to attend the program aboard the Prairie Farmer office in Chicago.
Social notes list Mr. and Mrs. Elon Martin and relatives from Lincoln as dinner guests at W. L. Martins. Visits span Casey Salem Decatur Newton Vandalia Patoka Dix on Springs and St. Louis with multiple families and readings by Fanny Mojonnier.
An analysis notes a dramatic rise in high school enrollment since 1900 and a corresponding decline in per pupil valuation from 34 865 to 15 697. It argues local property taxes cannot sustain funding as districts face overcrowding debt limits and funding shortfalls.
The American Legion Post No. 543 in Patoka will install officers and host a pot luck lunch on Thursday at 7 30 p m December 8 at the Legion Hall. Division and District Commanders from the Region Auxiliary will attend with District Commander Stelle of Mt Vernon as installing officer. Ex servicemen in the community are urged to attend with wives mothers sisters and daughters.
A Patoka church notices Thanksgiving service for Sunday at 7:00 p.m. urging Christians to reflect on abundant reasons for gratitude to God the Father and the Holy Spirit during the year.
Roy Malan and family attended an all day Farm Bureau meeting in Salem on Thursday. The Salem Methodist Church group served a noon dinner to the assembly. Edwin Gray and family of Decatur visited Mrs Ligue Griggs and Mr and Mrs Clayton Beery on Sunday. An Malan and family visited Wandatia on Friday.
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