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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1924

Page

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Big State Campaign Tour Opens October 6

Chicago date line reports the Republican slate plans a six day state tour starting October 6 from Harrisburg in the Twenty-fourth District. The caravan will cover up to a thousand miles, with twelve statewide candidates including Governor Len Small and U S Senator Charles Deneen. The itinerary features district conferences at Carbondale Centralia East St Louis Springfield Peoria Galesburg and Geneva among others with numerous local luncheons and barbecues to follow.

Chicago Harrisburg State Central Committee Illinois Len Small Chas & Deneen United States Richard Yates Henry R. Rathbone Andidate Fred E. Sterling Louis L. Emerson Omar Nelson Auditor of Public Accounts Omer N. Custer Oscar E. Carlstrom Anna Walmarth Ickes George A. Barr Fred L. Wham University of Illinois William B. McKinley Frank L. Smith Justus L. Johnson Organization Congressions Ecounty Carbondale Centralia le Louis Springfield Afcheon Probat Enteenth Peoria Galesburg Sterling de Kalb Geneva Oscar Nelson Qfair Lake County Cook County Kane County State Party

Illini Prepare for Michigan Game at Memorial Stadium

Illinois football coach Bob Zuppke shapes the Illini for a showdown with Michigan at Memorial Stadium on October 18. The team will face toughening tests from Nebraska and Butler, while fans rush to buy tickets for Michigan and Iowa games amid a 65 000 seat capacity and a strong sales push.

Bob Zuppke Hlini Michigan Great Memorial Stadium Nebraska Butler Lincoln Pat Page Boslenlyaxs Cornes Zup Illini Micigan G. Huff Iowa Ohio

Patoka High Defeats San Doval in Diamond Thriller

Estelle Livesay reports Patoka high school beat San Doval 6 to 4 with Carl Chriss strong hitting and Harold Simcox’s great play. The contest stayed close until the final inning. Delays led to basketball cancellations due to unpaid expenses. Reynolds visited relatives. report cards come Thursday.

Estelle Livesay Carl Chriss Harold Simcox Patoka Sandoval Delay Mr. Reynolds

Martin and Martin Store Remodels Big Interior Change

The Martin and Martin Store has been remodeled with two large rooms merged into one north division for dry goods and groceries moved to the middle room. The south room now houses mens and boys wear and related items. Louie Wasem reports the staff aim to recover lost time.

Martin and Martin

Death and Burial of Andrew Peddicord

Andrew Monroe Peddicord born June 14 1841 Bracken County Kentucky died September 1924 at age 83 years 3 months 6 days He served in the Civil War with the 31st Infantry and was imprisoned over a year He married Eliza Britt in 1866 and had three children two survive with wife and Marion Peddicord of Patoka He joined the Baptist Church in 1825 and remained a member until death He moved from the farm to Patoka a year ago and died there leaving a wife two children eleven grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren plus many friends

Andrew Monroe Peddicord Bracken County Illinois Jack Peddicord Eliza Britt Say The Baptist Church Bro Peddicord Patoka Elas

Card of Thanks for Support During Illness and Death

We express gratitude to friends for help and comfort during our husband and father's illness and death and for floral offerings. Mrs. A. M. Peddicord and family.

Death and burial of Evelyn Malan

Evelyn Virginia Malan daughter of Maud and Roy Malan was born December 22 1923 and died September 26 1924 at nine months old. Funeral services were conducted by Pastor Oxgil Brown at Bear Creek Baptist Church and burial followed in Patoka Cemetery. She leaves a mother father sister Irene brother Grover grandfather Malan and grandfather Irick along with numerous aunts uncles cousins and friends.

Evelyn Virginia Malan Maud Roy Malan Jesus Evelyn Irene Grover Malan Irick Bear Creek Baptist Church Oxgil Brown Patoka Cemetery

Thanks to neighbors for aid after infant’s illness and burial

The Malan family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for help during illness and burial of their infant child and for sympathy and floral offerings.

Roy Malan

Local residents conduct business in Mt Vernon area

Locals and H Britt and family and Bert Chance and wife transacted business in Mt Vernon Thursday. Joe Green assistant manager of International Harvester Co and wife of E St Louis spent Sunday with George and Mrs Haley. Rev O H Free of Salem and Rev C Henley visited Bert Chance east of town Wednesday. Annie Ramsey and son Robert have returned home after visiting former parents Mr and Mrs Hughes.

H. Britt Bert Chance Mt. Vernon Joe Green International Harvester Co E. St. Louis George Haley O. H. Free Salem C. Henley Annie Ramsey Robert Hughes

Judson B Y P A Plans October Meeting at Patoka

The Judson group of the Patoka B Y P A will hold its monthly program on October 5 at 6 30 PM with the Bible in the Personal Life as the topic. Leader Lorna Rankin will guide topics by Wilma Rogier Kathleen Davis Cleo Chandler Nellie Davis and Jacob Davis among others. A Junior Quartette will sing and Irene Dale Martin Chalk Talk by Mrs Cox.

Judson Patoka B. Y. P. A Lorna Rankin Wilma Rogier Kathleen Davis Reading Cleo Chandler Brother Rankin Nellie Davis Junior Quartet Jacob Davis Majonnier Artie Rogier Irene Dale Martin Cox

Live and Learn From Experience and Industry Health

The article urges national unity to sustain prosperity as industry and farming rebound. It highlights the Dawe committee’s practical plan for Allied Reparations settlement and praises plain business sense, honesty, and the square deal to maintain agricultural and industrial activity.

Dawe Europe

Patoka Young Lady Weds Vandalia Native in Sterling

Miss Pauline Forehand, a Patoka native, married Floyd Dieckman of Vandalia at John's Lutheran Church in Sterling on Sept 27. Dieckman, son of Mr and Mrs Dieckman, works at Frantz Manufacturing Co. The couple will reside in Sterling.

Pauline Sterling Ilinois Floyd Dieckman Vandalia

Birthday Dinner for T. C. Speer in Patoka

On Sunday September 28 friends and relatives gathered at T. C. Speer’s Patoka home for his 62nd birthday. Attendees included C. C. Speer Wm Speer and families John Speer and wife W H Dace and family, Mr and Mrs Johnson Odin Mrs Hattie Lootaker Murphysboro Emmett Nora Jackson C A and S L Speer and others. A noon feast featured chicken pie and cake as guests celebrated and Speer thanked them, joking he wished every day were a birthday.

T. C. Speer Patoka C. C. Speer Wm. Speer Pana John Speer Sandoval W. H. Dace Salem Johnson Odin Hattie Loothaker Murphysboro G. A. C. Beckett Emmett

Salem visitor and subscriptions noted in local columns

BE A Paneheri of Salem was a business visitor here Saturday evening. The Register received a renewal from R H Belcher and credit to the local cemetery fund. A H Mott, circulation manager for the St Louis Democrat, was a Patoka visitor Saturday morning. C Nee Cruse has given up the Globe agency and James Em erson Jr will handle the Big Daily from now on.

BE. A. Paneheri Salem Register R. H. Belcher Dixon Mr. Belcher A. H. Mott St. Louis Democrat Patoka C. Nee Cruse Globe James Emerson, Jr

Pie Supper at Temple Church Saturday Night

A pie supper will be held at the Temple church on Saturday night October 4 for the benefit of the church. Everyone is invited.

Temple Church

Deneen Carries Down State Campaign Toward Finish

Former Governor Charles S. Deneen, Republican Senate hopeful, winds up a four week down state tour in Cairo beginning September 29 and aims to finish with Rock Island Saturday night. He claims to have spoken in every Illinois county seat, breaking a campaigning record. He emphasizes waterways as a top issue and notes strong party support and large audiences. A birth is reported for Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Walker, a baby boy.

Charles S. Deneen United States Cairo Illinois Rock Island Deneen Republican State Central Committee Ilinois Bloomington Republican Party Great Lakes Atlantic Seaboard Gulf of Mexico Atlantic Ocean Middle West Panama Canal General Assembly Dresden Heights Lockport Utica

Army fliers complete around the world flight

The American army globe encircling flight ended at Sand Point Seattle with landings at 1 36 to 1 38 p m local time. Maj Martin and pilots including Wade Nelson Arnold and others completed a five month journey covering 27 584 miles through 21 foreign countries and 25 states with 57 hops and 21 060 gallons of gasoline.

Seattle Wash Globe Sand Point Field Pacific Smith Wade Nelson Major Martin Arnold Cora Arnold Frances Cole Spokane Sand Point Eugene J. A. Brockhorst G. W. Goddard Burdette Wright Seargant J. F. Kennedy Wright Picton Harbor Nova Scotia Leigh Wade Faro Islands Santa Monica Cal Martin Alva L. Harvey Port Mollar Alaska Bering Lowell H. Smith Chicago Erik H. Nelson New Orleans Boston Leslie P. Arnold John Harding, Jr Henry P. Ogden Union Decatur Herald

Patoka Citizens Extend Thanks to Fire Departments

A Patoka committee led by John L. Simcox thanks village officials for the Sandoval Vol Fire Dept and other crews for aid at Saturday fire. They praise Sandoval Odin and Centralia departments, promise to cover any expenses, and express gratitude to Sandoval for readiness to help nearby communities.

John L. Simcox Board of Trustees D. F. Blankinship Fred Gilley T. E. Irvin W. H. Cain Patoka Sandoval Vol. Fire Dept Horner James McMahel Sandoval Odin Centralia

Pie Supper at Rast Chapel School House Friday Night

A pie supper is scheduled at Rast Chapel school house on Friday night October 8 1924. E By Catching serves as teacher and organizer for the event.

Rast Chapel School House Catching

Smoked hams sold small size at Altoma

A brief item notes smoked hams available in small size priced at 20 cents per pound at Altoma.

Altoma

Also Mentioned on This Page

ILLNI Martin & Martin Louie Wasem Andrew Peddicord A. M. Peddicord Evelyn Malan Patoka Young Lady Vandalian L. J. Walker Charies
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