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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1929
Page
6
Irvington and Vernon high school teams clashed Friday afternoon with Vernon winning 13 to 12. Local residents and families are mentioned visiting, moving, and attending events as the Vernon community hosts and travels for games and social gatherings.
A physician with 47 years of practice notes that constipation can occur despite good health efforts. He favors near natural treatment using Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, a mild vegetable remedy not habit forming, with Palatable Syrup Popsiu for children. He warns against frantic purges and urges regular bowel movements via Pepsin and forceful cleansing avoided.
Local notes recount visits by Bettie Clark of Decatur and Edith Douthitt of St. Louis to home folks in Alcom. Ewing Davidson from the Secretary of State's Springfield office spent a week with relatives in Sandoval. Dorothy Wasem enjoyed a weekend with kin, joined by Carrie Merrioth, a Trenton teacher. Church and family visits follow as Calvin Belcher hosts, with Cavins and Belcher households hosting and visiting neighbors.
The Patoka school page highlights a pro persistence message from Henry Ford, classroom notes across English and History, music groups rehearsing, gym activities, student projects like lab flower boxes, and a pie sale fundraiser netting 34.30 with plans for jackets and a strong basketball season.
Examinations occurred last Friday with papers to be returned Monday and report cards by Wednesday. Seventh and eighth graders plan a Sandoval trip Wednesday for a baseball game. Dean Meador Jerry Quayle and Carl Adams visited Friday.
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